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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24

New Paris. Se.e06 bushels: Carl Sauer.
Eaton es.Ssl bushels: Lawreace Ripck.
West Alexandria. 6s.ss: Leon Coon.
West Alexandria. 7O.4S3: lawrence
Smith. west Alexandria. TOAST.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-24

One Paris motion picture plant pro-
duces an average OF three million feet
OF films weekly.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11
Burr Oak.

Jim Sweet vas on the sick list,
Saturday.
Geo Hopper visited relatives In
Ness City, Kansas, last week.
MIR, and Mrs. :, q. Alkire spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. $, W, Ammo.
Joe Bledsoe and son, Louie, baled
hay for George Lease, the hrst Of the
week.
Miss Beulah Sinclair spent the
past week with her cousin, Miss Nerpa
sinclair.
-lowa ard Alkire spent Sunday with
his uncle, George Banker, who Is In
very poor health.
Miss Ella Hopper and Mrs. Ed May
and daughter, Nellie, spent Sunday At
the Bowles home,
Every one who lives near the
Tarkio Drainage ditch II busy CATCH
Ing tish nowadays.
Worth. Robert and Ruth Ammo
visited In savannah, the first OF last
week, with their uncle, Earnest Luns-
ford and family.
Miss Matte Stone returned to
the Or. Schaff home, Sunday evening,
after spending saturday night and
Sunday with home folks.
A birthday party was given At
the s. W. Ammo home, Saturday
night, for George ]. Ammo, who was
fifteen years old on Sunday. Foo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11

The Epworth League. OF the
N. Il. church, will give an Ice cream
social At Sol Meyers home. Wednes.
day, June 10, Everybody come and
buy . dish Of Ice cream and big piece
Of cake for 10 cents.
IIELEN THATCHER,
Social President.
-Drs. J. G. Whitmer and Il. G.
Pierce, attended the State Dental
Association meeting, 1t jefferson
City, this week, and they say they
had . great time. This Is Q pair that
can have time, any time, no matter
where they are. DR.. Whitmer's wife
accompanied him.
Rev. Horace Slberell, pastor of
the NJ. Il. church, here, In 1889 to
1892, was here for day or two, this
week, renewing acquaintance with
his many friends and former mem.
bers OF the church. He and wife are
now living at Cape Girardesu, but
they will soon move to Fillmore,
where have charge OF the church ct
that place.
Mrs. Il. A. Roselius and Miss
Jean Kelly we're called to Forest City
by the alarming illness OF Mrs. T. p,
Fitzmaurice. While still very M
Mrs. Fitzmsurice Is better, and hopes
are being entertained for her recov.
cry. Monday, Mrs, r. A. Roselius
WIN leave for Rochester. MINI,
where she will undergo medical treat.
ment At the Mayo hospital.
Rev. W. L. Meyer, pastor OF the
German N. E. church, left Tuesday
Of this week for Hastings, Neb.,
where he went to perform the mar.
risge ceremony, Wednesday, June 0,
1915, uniting In marriage, Miss Irene
Dillon, daughter Of Mrs. Jennie Dill.
lon, formerly Of this city, to . pros.
porous farmer Of near thst city. We
hope to 30 Furnished with further
particulars for our next issue.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11
Forbes,


-Grand' motnef harper ilad severe
Size Is nearly recovered now. and Is
enioyinp fairly good health.
,,,-,,,,',,,,
-Clem kirkendail $ mother isgran'
ually recovering from her iall, ~
VIII he q number OF weeks, before SHE
Is well again, because an elderly per-
sons injuries mend SLOW
Nobody seems to say ANYTHING
about that new cement sidewalk up
Main street. wonder wlyY On, they
think u wouid COST 700 much. o,iief
little towns can ahord Them why
not Foroesr
The hand boys have prac,iced sew.
sral Evenings. M. ShuIs'their leader,
saw that they are doing we'll for be.
viHners. Tliey would like TO have a
2ew more members so as TO make =
batter and Stronger hand.
n, 60 1870.
Ills uosse.S - oH hnuimsS,n ~ ~ e1I nn,S
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11
Benton.

"A baby son was born TO Joseph
kunkel and wife, June 2.
Robert Emerson and wife visited
friends In Oregon, one day, last week.
Masters Harold and willard Muir.
ray are visiting friends at Skidmore,
this week.
The young people and children
are practicing for Children's Day,
June u, IN the evening.
A number carried baskets and
spent the day and had dinner In the
church yard, last Sunday. Lee Field
led Endeavor In the evening.
Perry Murray's condition Is much
the same, suffering greatly at times,
and little, or no hopes for his re-.
coyery.
Grover Andes. wife and baby son,
spent tie day With VIM. Murray and
fam ~, May. 10, Mr.. Murray's forty.
third birthday.
Mrs. Richard Field and children,
Of Fairfax, Mo, are spending the
week with relatives here and In Mem
ticeilo neisliborhood.
Master Newell Staley returned
Monday, from q two weeks visit with
his grandmother, Mrs. Ora King, OF
Kansas City, Kansas.
Miss Grace Quick mpanied
her brother and bride on their visit
to Trenton. Mo at the home Of theii
sister, Mrs. Gladys Grain.
Mrs Clara Greenhalgh and baby
son left last Thursday for their home
In Chicago, after y visit with her
mother, Mrs, Annie Field.
We congratulate Mrs. Edna In
termill Williams and husband on the
arrival OF u baOy son Max lntermilll
April II. This news Is . little old
bu, none the less good.
Miss Elizabeth Field II at home
from Craig, where she visited her Sis
ter, Mrs, Pebley, Who, with Mrs
Greenhalgh, came for u visit Will
their mother, Mrs, Pebley and littl,
daughter, returned home, last Sat
urday.
-Gwinn Quick and bride returned
last week from their wedding triJ
and are ~ home with his parents
They were given Q very enthusiast,
clisrlvari on Wednesday night AZ IN,
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Tucker, on the liitz farm.
VERITAs,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11
Trustee's Sale.

WHEREAS. walter Fitsmaurice. a single
man. by bis Deed Of Trust, dated the 7tb day
ne @ S az rsss f o IL tss s
souri,, 10 BOOK Isi, at page 2a3.conyeyed TO the
undersigned Trustee, to secure the payment
and Of the Interest thereon. the following
described real estate, situate In Holt County,
BeSinnins al a point ,ie rods and 10 feet
south and q rods . feet west of the Northeast
corner Of section Iwenty-seyen tsil in Town
ship ss,y go Of R s.nS Ter,y'e,ght ,ss
thence North Seventy live l5s fcct; thence
East Two hundred aud one l:Cn feet To the
hedge fence; thsnce enthusiastically. along
said hedge fence Ninety and i.iU 49, feet
to- the commencing excepting the roadway
sold on " the southwest corner ~ said tract
"a soS, ns ' snd 10 e., 1Ss,s
CORNER ~ sai,f section Twenty seven ts1l,
which point isthc southeast CORNER Of the
tran, ssfe ,s 'Ga X ,d
thence North isS- West i.s's feet; thence
h Al" p brs,nmlns so', !. IVES, and one rod 20
links south of paint iie rods ~ links south
and u rods West ~ the Northeast corner Of
section Twenty.seven ,:i Township sixty
y. ; IVES, irods ~ links; thence North zoe
West rods ~ links theme North 49,
West 20 the Northwest corner OF u trac,
decided to grantors herein AZ shown by deed
south a., West Is feet thence IL. a. SOUTH
east ulftftipn W. n pbinf rbuth W. Ntsl wv
feet from beginning thence North Ni : East
iUl feet to beginning; and
WHEREAS. Default has been made In the
payment ~ the interest On said note, accord
Ing to the true tenor, date and effect there
" and
WHEREAS. II Wa provided In and by the
terms Uf said Deed % Trust that should the
first party fall ar refuse to pay the said in
terest or any part thereof when the same ut
any part thereof should become due and
payable, according tn the true tenor, date
and effect OF said note. then tile whole of
said mote should be,'ofne due and payable aud
WHEREAS, The owner - said note has
elected To- de''lhre the whole ~ said note due
| aud payable On account ~ the default In til"
payment ~ the interest thereon and has re-
guestcd me 70 eNecui. the power vested IL,
me by said Deed ~ Trust, - sci said real
estate aud out ~ the proceeds 81 said sale
pay the Indebtedness secured thereby.
now THEREFORE,, In compliance with
said request. ana under III. power vested In
me Ivy said Deed of Trust, will. On
Monday. the 26th Day Of June. 1918.
AT tn. Court House dpnt In the City ~ ore
gon. Holt County, Missouri, sell said real
estate. at public y.ndu., 10 the highest bid
FRANK pETREr.
Trustee,
First publication, May =, ipi3.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11
Monarch.

John Garner was In Nodaway,
Sunday.
David Allen visited at Jonas Tay.
lor's, Sunday.
-Bennie Smith was in Forbes. one
day, this week.
Fred Hughes was In Nodaway,
one day, this week.
-Gottlieb OFT and family we're in
oregon, Saturday.
-Mandas Kretzer was In Forbes,
one day, this week.
Lee Hughes and David A lien were
in Oregon, Saturday.
Roxy Chilcoat visited vada Smith
Wednesday and Thursday.
Josh Chilcoat and wife were In
Oregon, one day, this week.
Roy Garner visited Bennie smiths
saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Libby Wis.
tied at James Smiths, Sunday.
Josh Chilcoat worked for George
Garner, several days, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson were
shopping in st. Joseph. Saturday.
Jap Garner visited Saturday night
and Sunday at Mr.. Frank Steeby's.
--Adolpb Drummer had business a,
Josh Cbilcoat's, Wednesday morning.
Mr.. George Garner and wife visit.
ed with Mr.. CURLY and wife, Sunday
afternoon.
George and Jap Garner helped
Josh Chilcoat straighten his hay barn,
Thursday.
--Gottlieb OFT worked a few days.
this week. for John Ashworth In put.
ting up hay.
william Polsgrove and Jasper
Garner attended church al Nodaway.
Sunday night.
Floyd Grimes, OF Andrew county,
visited at John Gamers, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Anis Hughes and Miss vio.
let Chilcoat lad business at J. J, Gar.
ner's, Monday evening.
Mrs. Josh Chilcoat and daughter,
Miss Violet, visited al Mr.. Lee
Hughes Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Josh Chilcoat and son, CHI.
ton, were IN Savannah on business,
Tuesday, and returned home wednes.
day.
Don't forget the prayer meeting
at Monarch every Sunday afternoon 81
, o'clock. Everybody come and Join
us, too
Clifton Chilcoat, Who has been
over al his uncle's, Albert wilson's,
since last Saturday, was able TO re,
turn home, one day, this week.
Mrs. John Kre,zer and daughter
Miss Emma, visited from Friday un
III Monday with her daughter. Mrs
Huffman, and family, Of near Forbes
brother +. Il, Sweet, Of Olathe
Kan, and Brother Garrett, Of st. 10
seph, will preach Saturday night and
sunday morning, and there viii bt
| Sunday school at 10 o'clock, baptizinl
after Sunday school, and church sun
day night.
JomSSy.JuMr ur.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11

Charles Cowan and wife visited
In St. Joseph, Tuesday OF this week.
w. II. Richards, went to Shelby.
VILE Wednesday, In connection with
the Salt River drainage canal OF that
section. for which he has been the At.
torney from its inception.
Presiding Judge, d. G. Stsllsrd,
70 CG spy. nc Sn III. snd s
business matters, connected With the
hs.. n Cheney 1919. s;Sts hs
usual AGILITY - the presiding ohiceI
Of our county court.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11
New Point and Vicinity.

Jas. Cain and wife we're St. 10.
seph visitors, Tuesday.
Matte Glenn returned from Wa.
thena and st. Joseph, Monday.
Lucy Houghton visited with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Blakely,
Sunday.
Mrs. Babcock and little daughter
Adell, OF Fortescue, visited friends
here last week.
Jessie Carson, from Pine Bluff,
Wyo., visited at the Scott Carson
home. last week.
Quite q number attended the
Chiioren's Day exercises at tairvie~,
sunday morning.
Ralph Meyer and family and Lucy
Gee we're entertained ny Fred Davis
and wife, sunday.
Mrs. Kate kearney went to St.
Joseph, saturday. Her daughter,
Hazel, will return with her.
-IIarve Chamberlain and family at
tended tie exercises at Fairyiew and
took dinner At Emmett Hodgins.
-htNs ~ ItOptfNS anu WIlt Wtul
to Oregon, Saturday evening, to at.
tend the reception given Avon Muir.
ray and bride.
June 2 WAS Grandmother Gains
Goth birthday How many Of us viii
live to reach that aye ana look back
over as useful life rs hers has beeni
May Botkin and Arlo Huntsman
will teach our school this coming
term. 10 show the esteem they
have for Miss May they offered her
higher wages.
-Mesdames Geo. W. Lentz, willis
Acton, Fred Dreher and Leda Muir
Irene Acton and Harold Dreher called
on little Miss Terry and mother, NJ on.
day.
Ralph Meyer received word, Wed.
nesday VI last week, that the oldest
hoy OF his brother, jim, fell from q
tree and was killed. They are living
IN lofida. NERO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11
Forbes and Vicinity.

u, A; Milne shipped car Of hay,
this week.
viii Guysr was a St. Joseph Wis
itor, Tuesday.
y !. Meade made . business trip
TO ST. Joseph, Tuesday.
will Morley and wife were shop
ping In St. Joseph, last Friday.
George Sshlin Sundsyed with
friends In Nickell's Grove, last Sun
day.
Much complaint Is being made,
north Of town, OF the foxes taking
Miss Bsrnics Bullock, Of St. 10.
seph, was visiting with friends here,
. few days, last week.
H. T. Alkire, OF Oregon, visited 4
few days, last week, with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lee Wright.
Mrs. Dora Oppenheimer returned
TO Kansas City, last week, after \
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Tom Milne.
Some farmers are replanting corn,
this week, On the upland Il WAS
washed out and on the bottom land
II was washed In.
Fishing was good In some OF the
corn fields, east Of town, last week.
The tish came up the drainage bitches
that were overlooked with the rains.
Mrs. James Guesewelle, Of en-
man City, Mo-, returned home, last
Thursday, after . weeks visit with
her parents, j. II. Milne and family.
Abe Pullen has one Of the nestest
gardens to be seen. 1t would take .
critical eye to discover any weeds, but
then Abe Is 2 retired farmer, aud
Just can't resist the temptation TO
light weeds. NICK.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11

Of the Forbes township Sunday school
convention. which was postponed
from June o to June Is:
Sunday school. 10 .. m.
Convention sermon, DR.. A. II. De.
Long.
Basket dinner.
1880 p. m.-Music, Mixed Quartette,
Devotional Exercises, Rev. Reid.
"Clsss Organization" Edwd. Fuhr.
man.
Piano Solo, Helen Thatcher
primary Work." Mrs, Murphy.
Song, Beeler Fitzmsurice.
"'Teen Age Work." Mrs. Fitzmau.
rice.
Piano Duett, Alice and Ruth Meyer.
L. II. CUNNINGHAM, President.
ERNEST RANKIN, Vice.President.
ANNE KINzIE, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11
Administrators Notice.

Notice " hereby given, That Letters OF
Administration on the Esta,. ~ Rob,rt q.
Benton, Decreased, were granted To- the un-
l.rsisncd on tn. 1T day ~ June. iria by the
Probate Court 10 Holt County, Missouri All
PERSONS having claims against said Estate
are required to exhibit them Tor allowance
to the Administrator within slN months after
the date Of said Letters, ct they may h.
prerludcd from any benefit ~ said Estate I;
aud ~ such claims he hot exhibited within
pne year fr,m ~. date ~ the last Insertion
~ the Publication ~ this notice, they shall
lie forever barred,
Earl. BENTON,
Administrator.
First publication, Jun, II, ipia.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11

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line SUNDAY SCHOOLS Oh Liberty
,o"nsnip WIN no'u convention AZ
the fleasant We" church SUNDAY,
Liberty township and Nc predict a
good day. The program is I'm making
and will have talent from other par,s
of the country. some OF them exper,
in the SUNDAY school work We will
Ali miss a treat. n We miss the Sun.
day school convention At Pleasant
View.
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'
Last Thursday. while visiting at
the home OF his uncle, Rex s,eify. IT..
tie Toy Guilliams got into . mix.up
with the big farm dog and was badly
~ors,ed. The boy Is badly bitten
about the head and hands, and II re-.
puired the aid Of q physician to dress
the places. II Is not thought that
tie dog was IS much TO blame as the
boy, for the dog Is q very friendly AMI.
NAL, but would not put up with the
rough teasing that the boy was Civ.
Ink.
JIai,, M, hss, n, ,hs ,,,, ,,s,
Friday evening ahou, ,hi,,y mem.
liars Of ,hs Mods,n woodm,n C,mn
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11

Mrs. d. j. Doolsy and relatives
and friends are enjoying . visit from
Mis- Vivian Lsndsrs, Of Tucumcsri,
New MEXICO.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
LEGENDS OF
old HONOLULU
OFF THE PRESS
Rev. W. D. Westervelt Author
of Volume of GracefulIy-told
Translated Stories

Legends OF Old Honolulu" col
lection of Hawaiian stories compiled
and translated into English BY the
Rev. w. d. Westeryelt OF this city,
has just made its appearance locally,
of the press Of George H. Ellis Com
pany, Boston.
The book is attractive In cover, In
terror makeup and contents Il is of
handy pocketgize, printed in brown
toned ink and with illustrations in
the same color A picturesque little
feature is. an insert-leaf OF tapa, pre-
facing chapter on the legendary
origin OF kappa.
The authors introduction credits
local papers and magazines. among
them the Star Bulletin, with such of
the chapters az originally appeared as
separate papers in the Hawaii press.
In this collection will be found much
of interest both for the resident and
the visitor. A later and more extended
review Of the book will be made In
these columns.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
new SHOP HAS
fine SHOWING

of beautiful gowns, blouses, sport
coats Just received today ut Jeff's
Fashion Co. Inc. sO2 Hawaiian Trust
building ADV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
ASK Chinese Of
OTHER ISLANDS
TO SWELL FUND

Five thousand dollars were yester-
day cabled to the flooded districts of
China as the result Of the campaign
that has been going on in the Chinese
district during the past few days. Or
this sum. $4,000 were sent by Consul
Tsz-ang Woohuan on behalf OF the Chi
nese Merchants Association of this
city.
The remaining $4,000 was from the
committees OF the Chinese Christian
Union which began its campaign the
latter part of last week The money
was cabied to three different people
In Canton. These were T. Y. Look.
general secretary of the Chinese Y.
Al. c. A., Rev. G. A. Nelson, Congre-
gational pastor. and Mok San Chun,
worker in the London mission.
Use these funds where they are
needed most" was the message that ac-
compaHied the money.
The expense OF cabling was much
greater than the cost II the money
had been sent by letter, said Mr. c. X.
All, manager Of the City Mil, who
has been appointed head chairman of
the subscription committee, but with
all Of the suffering and want, that is
going on there, we could not delay
things through sending 1t by MALL
A new division Of the committees
was made yesterday, by which 1t is
hoped the work viii be hastened. 1t
IS not the wish Of the solicitors that
the campaign should drag, but on the
other hand II will not no rlrshed so
much that some funds will be over
looked. Al campaign in the other ISL
ands is to be handled through the
various missions.
The request that a subscription
among white merchants of the city be-
approved by the social welfare COM
mittee of the Chamber sof Commerce
which was sent to that body yester-
day will not be acted upon until next
Friday unless special meeting OF
the committee is called to take some
action.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
SEAMEN'S ACT WILL BE
GIVEN CAREFUL STUDY

Al special committee consisting OF
F. w. Klebahn of Hackfeld & Com.
pany; j. e. Sheedy Of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Company, and Ray
mond C. Brown, secretary Of the cham
Der, has been appointed to digest the
Seamen's Act and refer 1t back to the
general chamber in the form Of a re-
port.
The digest probably will be com
pleted this week. The committee was
appointed yesterday. Secretary Brown
said today that the referendum now
being prepared by the national cham
Der will reach Honolulu in about two
weeks. The members of the local
chamber, in line with similar organi-
cations throughout the United States.
will then be asked to vote either for
or against the repeal Of the act
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
GAS IN THE STOMACH
Is DANGEROUS
Physicians Recommend the Use Of
Magnesia.

Sufferers from indigestion or dys-
pepsia should remember that the pre-
sence of gas or wind in the stomach
invariably indicates that the stomach
is troubled by excessive acidity.
This acid causes the food to ferment
and the fermenting food In turn gives
rise to nOxions gases which distend
the stomach. hamper the normal func.
tons Of vital internal organs. cause
acute headaches, interfere with the
action Of the heart and charge the
blood stream with deadly poisons.
which In time must ruin the health.
Physicians say that to quickly dispel
dangerous accumulation of wind in
the stomach and to stop the food fer
n.entation which creates the gas, the
acid in the stomach must be neutraliz.
ed and that for this purpose there is
nothing quite so good as teaspoon.
full of pure bisurated magnesia taken
in little water Immediately after
meals. This instantly neutralizes the
acid, thus stopping fermentation and
the formation II gas, and enables the
inflamed. distepded stomach to pro-
coed with its work under natural con-
ditfons. Bisurafed magnesia is obtain
able in powder or tablet form from
any druggist: but as there are many
different forms. Of magnesia it is Inn
portant that the Illustrated which the
physicians prescribe should be dis
tinctly asked for. For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co.. Hollister Drug Co. and
Chambers Drug Co.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
BUILD BIG TOWER
in new EFFORT
TO GET engine

Failing to get its big 22-ton traction
engine raised from the wreckage Of
the Haleiwa bridge when the contract
was given to Supervisor William Lar
sen last week, the Waialua PIanta-
ton Company Is now going about the
work in way Of its own.
A huge tower nearly 30 feet In
height has been erected by placing
four huge timbers in the river bot
tom close to the bridge. and fastening
them strongly together at the top.
From these top timbers system OF
blocks and tackles viii be arranged
directly over the place where the en-
CINE Is lying in the mud.
When all Is ready for the raising
process two big brother tractors of the
Inflated machine win be put at work
at the end Of q cable, and the hosting
will commence. Il ID hoped that the
engine may be raised high enough to
clear the level Of the bridge, after
which, with it hanging suspended. q
platform will be built out from the
bridge itself and the engine rolled
upon 1t.
The tractor, which began all the
trouble by MASKING down the bridge.
and leaving itself in precarious po-
sition upon the broken structure, did
not respond to the efforts of Mr.. Lar
sen and two engines to lift 1t from
n the wreckage Larsen thought he
had it up high and dry at one time,
but a weak pulley hook. stretching
ont at the wrong moment. let the great
mass topple back to the muddy ooze
of the river.