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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
DRESS PARADE
DRAWS A CROWD
SEC0ED IOWA iRfhNTRY CREATES
PLEASING IMPRESSION TO CROWD
or SPECTATORS.

Dress parade with exhibition drill by
the entire Second Iowa infantry at Fort
iFuwn at O'clock yesterday afternoon
haururaied = series of such drills that
will continue until aud including next
Monday afternoon, during which time
each ~ the national guard regiments IA
Brownsville will parade. This afternoon Nh.
parade and drii viii w by The First y,r
ginia Infantry.
Approximately about 1900 mihtiane,
from Iowa including The Machine Gun
corps and the r.gmcutul band partici-
pated N the exercises. producing an inn
pressivc and surpa as-iugly pleasing effect
upon the numerous civilians who watched
.hrm. The precision with which the mc...
with machine hike unity Of action, executed
thc various evoluiiouA was cunvinciyc uI
.he Tact that the training the men are re-
cclNlng while at tbu border ~ highly eft
cient m the matter of developing sturd,
soldier-.
The men were formed and the parade
was executed on the Fort Brown parade
ground I'M position convenient for civil
lans who lined themselves along the gar
rison wall. When the parade VA. fin.
i-hed the regiment, n passing the com
mhnhnG officer ~ review. passed out the
Jefferson street entrance and returned t.
camp on Fourteenth street.
The dril- are of competitive nature
and the regiment that maLfs the highest
score will he selected for an honor parade
~ hc held 1T the post sunday afternoon MI
the -aine hour
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
Many Requests For I en-
Lessons In Prevention

AUSTIN. TcNa-. Sept. l2 Since the
state board of health issued 4 chart and
bulletin with tcn lc-~on- u- to prevention
of diseases there have been many requests
coming from al sections ut thc state iur
the chart and lessons 10 D. used m school
work. The arrangement hy nr MI N.
DAVIS, secretary of the board. include 3
series ot trn lessons nll explained by
charts and tlgure~ and likewise uu article
covering each phase oi thr work
The lesson. are home sanitation. -tlmu-
lant~ personal hyGionr. accldcut-. our uu-
invited guests. preycntah.e diseases lies
son twol, vital statistics. school SANTA
tation and social hygiene
The state board ui rrafh i- eudeavov-
ing to fulfill all requests tor thc chart a-
they believe the movement tor vducauuu ot
the Young uiong these hnr- i~ Invaluable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
BRICST0N COMES
TO INVESTIGATE
BROTHER Or NAN DROWNED IN IA
MAULlPAs HURlEs SOUTH FROM
WISCONSIN home.

United States Consul J. I'LL johnson to-
day received 4 message from 4. .. Bric-
sion II Deerfield, Wis, brother II Louis
Brr-ton reported drowned AT or near his
ranch 20 San Jose. Tamauhpas. Mexico. Is
haTr irl outh today from Deertiald and
wIil arrive ia Brownsville Thursday for the
purpose cf investigating the cause ot hi-
brothers death. Consul Johnson has re-
ccived no further word thar would indi-
cate hos Brc~ton came - his end
Frank c Pierce of Brownsville, person
al friend of The Bricstous, today endeav-
nrg to g nt0 communication with Phil
Up Messenger, manager OF the Reeder
ranch. about sixty miles from the San Jose
ranch house, who it is feiced may he ac-
quaiEted with the facts concerning Bric-
-toa'~ death. Mr.. Pierce expects to hear
from Mc- erger today or TOMORROW.
Some concern i- hcin- expressed today
tr persons acquainted with Brir-tou ", IN
ihc fate ui man namei Smith. employed
on thc Brie-tpn ranch. Smith. IL i- stated
always accompanied Blc-ton on trips.
o.,r thr ran he border Nothing
l ron, beard r,m smith. who former
ly u. Wtraer a tAe famp.co oI fields
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
RotarianS To Hold
Initial Luncheon

The first regular luncheon of the
brownsville Rotary Club viii be held AZ
the Miller hotel III O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon. and will continue for one noun
ands fifteen Minutes The first meeting. ~
j. understood. will be full fledaed se-
sion. for Bill Mason has been Cd the job
the occasion. But It was still y secres
today. President Dave Spero of fhe club
will preside at the session, and unless they
have very good excuses it j. expected that
the full membership Of forty. and num-
her Of visiting Rotarians will be present on
the occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
STATE RESTS
WATSON TRIAL
9-yEAR-0LD BOY TEsTlFlES HE SaH
WATSON TEAR UP PAPERS WHICH
TURNED OUT NOTES.

WACO. Texas. Sept. l2-The state rest
81 it- ease ID the hahca~ corpus haarre
for bail for r. X. Watson. indicted for
killing John ~ Patterson. state banking
commissioner. with the exception ~ the
testimony of Sheriff BurIe-nn and Bank
Examiner SLAUGHTER. George Wright. aged
2, testified that he saw Watson On the
afternoon of the shooting tear MP sips of
paper which proved NJ he mutilated notes.
J. ID. Moore, receiver Of Watson hank
testified that the torn notes rerra- eniec
about $4,000 each, but the signature o.,
The notes were not those oi rartiea of tnt
same name.
The defense began the Introduction Of
testimony.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
FindsSituation Clashes
With Basis On Which
He Accepted Place
EUROPEAN CAPITALS
GREATLY INTERESTED

LONDON, Sept. IA Reuter- dispatch
from Athens says II l. confirmed there Of
hcially that Premier ZaimiS rendered his
resignation and every effort H. being made
to persuade him to withdraw il. The po-
hiical situation i'll the near east l. IL no
less interest e. the European capitals al
the moment than y the military outlook,
~ il Il believed important changes are
impending.
The reason tor laimls resignation are
not set forth IN the Athens dispatches. IL
In believed hls 0iter 60 resign is due 10
me lact that ne accepted The post with
-he understanding that he was to main
tam neutrality and III view Of the Bul
Garlan occupation of Greek territory he
nnds this no longer possible
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
S175,OOO IN new GOLD COINS
IS PAID To LOCAL SOLDIERS

4 veritahie raia .or-u of gold. ot the
vintage of lSaa, hat despite i,- age for
tie first time brought out III the gold
chests af Che New Orleans mint tuaae'
the auspices ~ the Wilson administration .
J. falling n Brownsville today.
Today Is pay day in Brownsville Cor
approximately $4,000 men. and thev are
receiving their pay in so and so Eagles
and Double Eagles. with occasional green
backs ta adjust the frequent differences
n change. depending an whether the pnyet
j. a cavalryman Or an infaniryulan. wheih-
III he u i ~harn@hooter or marlsman. or
whether he has had some other mark of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
2 DEAD, 4 MAY
DIE; M0T0RMAN
WAS A ''GREENY''
THIRTEEN PERSONS SEVERELY HuR7
WHEN M0T0RMAN LOST con-
TR0l OF HIS CAR.
CAhGER OF GENERAL STRIKE IN
NEW CAR SITUATION SEEMED
REMOTE TODAY.

NEW YORK, y. Y, Sept. l2.-The dan.
ger oi 2 great general strike "a help en-.
force the demands of the striking traction
employees seemed remote today IN view
of the statement that the only unions like
iy 10 be involved were concerned with thu
operation oI street ears.
The first serious accident during m,
strike occurred when a trolley ear opera,-
ed by green" mUiorman got beyond con
troll on a steep grade. jumped Tn, track N
q curve and crashed into two hu--c~. Kill
ing two people and severely niuriug thir
teen. Four may die. The crew was ar
rested pending m investigation.
Congestion on the subways and clevai
ed roads Is pronounced
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
APP0IN TMENTS
ON SANTA Re.
SHtKEUP or OFFICIALS FOLLOWS
RECENT DEATH or GENERAL
MANAGER WESTERN LINES.

TOPEKA, Kans., Sept 12.-Three ar-
pointments were made today by @. " Fox
general manage rot the eastern lines Of
the Santa ~. Edward Raymond of
Newton suceeeds Il. J. Parker Of Tope-
Ea. who recently became general mana
ger of the western lines ~ general super
iniendent of the eastern district pf th.
eastern lines.
w. X. Etter "A Arkansas City, rhr
has been superintendent of the Oklahoma
division, succeeds Raymond at Newton a.,
general superintendent Of the western dis
trict and q. q. Derby, trainmaster ut
Newton goes to Arkansas City to succeed
Etter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
COMMISSION TO
SEE PRESIDENT
MEMBERS WILL ne GIVEN AN OPPOR
TuNlTf TO PAY HIN THEIR
RESPECTS TODAY.
trd I'rcssD

NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept l2.-Tl
Mexican members of the ioint American
Mexican commission which Wy -tudyin
means Of restoring order IN Mexico will ht
gwen an opportunity to pay their respect
to President Wilson who in here at tn,
bedside of his sister. Mrs Howe. who wv
critically ill.,
The meeting which wa, arranged toda,
had been suggested ~ A me9~a .r ol sem
pathy by the foreigners - President vii
son. and was transmitted by Sccretnr,
-, ~, w ting win take place vn M,
Mayflower. which IN anchored in front o.
the ho;cI whore the commission wy ia s,.-
sion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12

distinction that entities him to receive from
Uncle Sans cashhov something aBnve the
stated pay ~ troops.
The cash J. being distributed among the
various regimenral quartcrma~ier~ who are
paying direct. iu the men. While PAYNE
off started today. Y u not expected thar
the work will be- completed until some time
Thursday.
This may BE- the Last pay day the troop~
viii enjoy during their stay on The border,
o. ii J. generally believed that before ar
other payment j. made to the men Ihcy will
be IN route or abolx 10 leave for their home
states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12

WASHINGTON y C-, Sept l2-N-
olation of American neutrality by British
torpedo hoat-. which held up and exam
med the Philippine steamer Cebu IN PHI.
ippine territorial waters has been report
ed by Governor General Harrison. Tne
dispatch viii be r.alo The subject Of y
vigorous protest to Great Britain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
BRITAIN VIOLATES AMERICAN
NEUTRALITY;HELD UP P.|. SHIP

The incident occurred Yesterday mule
and half off Carabao island According
ID the steamers master. the British COM
mandes boarded the Cehu and made III
auirleS abont passengers and took both
the ships manifest and passenger list. The
British commander apparently was scar
ching for q man named Bady. who VS.
not found
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
General Bliss to
Enter Commission
lEv Associated Pm

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Sept.
l2.- Major General TaAkcr Vi.
Bliss assistant chief Of staff, left
today for New London. Conn. to
give the American and Mexican
.inint commission the benefit uf
his knowledge Of military affair,
along the border and assist in
negotiating new form Of bor-
der protection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
Attacked by Bear. Dies OF Injuries.

LIVINGSTON. Mont. sept. 12.--Frnns
WEIGH N government team-ier. died IAsE
night ~ The military hospital Ia yellow
stone National Park from injuries received
from bear, according 10 advlecs receiv.
ed here. The bear was blown Nh pieces n
few hours later with dynamite.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
New Valley Concern
Forms In HidaIgo

The Sam FordNce Gravcl Company oi
Ed,uhrg. has been incorporated tn engage
III 4 general gravel business with head
quarters az tdnburs. lhdalco countN.
The company ha- ran.fal stock ot 10.
o0a and the interpretations are Henry
klos~ncr a. ~ Ross ANA Calvin M. Ly-in-
ger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
May Intern Prisoners in Switzerland

PARIS. sept l2.-Premier BRAND am
today that the French govern
ment has decided % accept Tho proposes
To inferno IN Switzerland AT prisoners oi
war who are parents vi three III mere
children and have been il captivity NOR.
htan eighteen months. She proposal II
under consideration by Switzerland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
INVESTIGATION
ON AT QUEBEC
DEATH LIST REMAINS AT II-IO!NT
INQUIRY INTO ACCIDENT is
STARTED TODAY.

QUEBEC, Canada, Sept. l2.-The ST.
Lawrence Bridge Company and the Quchc.,
bridge committee conducting joint in
VcStigatun into the collapse of the central
span of the Quchec cantilever bridge yes
tcrday The death l~t remains at eleven
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
Evacuate StronghoIds
in Greece As Being OF
No Military Value
SUFFER SEVERELY
IN 36-HOUR FIGHT

BERLIN, Sept. l2.-The Grown
Prince Rupprecht Of Bavaria has
assumed tine command OF the Ger
man armies on the S0mme front
and is entrusted with the general
direction OF operations against
the Angl0-FrenCh offensive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
LIGHT FR0STS PREDICTED.

IN aN"tIT TII|IT TrN
OKLAHOMA CITY. oNia
Sept I'D laghi r~t- are pre-
dlcted Tor the northwest portion
of oklahoma tonight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
Santa Fe Says 1t
Will Fight Law

Galveston, Texas. sept. l2--Ot!icial~ VT
the Santa * today began serving notice tn
employees and the public that the recently
enacted s-hour law tor trninmen will not
~ obcyed except I'D order from cont
MI last resort
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12
Norwegian Grew Is Landed

LONDON. Sept l2-Lloyd' dispatch
from Gonoa today says that forty
members Ut the crew Of the Norwegian
steamer Elizabeth I'M have been landed AZ
~avona
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-12

The following lryai weather ohserva-
tions covering ghc 24-hour period ending
at : a. m. today. are furnished hv the
United States weather bureau station at
Fort Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-25

ti"iiS. Blair. Sullcnly nj times and
again with some show Of fellowship.
accepted asSo, iation with the ishsutirc
ard polished Durand and the d.pIrt
and cunning Count az Nauv. l:uT aiuipr
with Vivian. lIair made liS muti,rrsl
protests
-Ihr>r nll frIrnl- ~ Yours have iIicii
nerve. hr grew icd. To hear them
taik yoa would think that once They
sot their hnnd. upon the diamond It
would ~ l,rrtr 81 tic diamond pack.
10 IT, suhl abroad anl the money Ii i'll
- like their i%mlulrHyr. Ela-i
them. d'n'i they know the diamond W.
lnu-- ~ me lawfully. II Arthur stanley
dies. and that IL viii belong "a me. ans
| Will 1--WE II to you If | can ever 80,
my hfnrlS upon il. whether he lives or
dies.
MY ~ keep your temper. my dear
boy craNed Vivian I'VE are IN no
position M ~ Iruranl ana he Naux
~u>Inrr ANYTHING. Especially must they
never SUSPECT that the man they know
nr have heard of as John Powell il
Arthur Stanley. They would black
mail him an frr themselves. a. II r.
NOW. ~ need the help ~ suc n ,ltpa
he Ialr IA getting ull We can NJ the
Powell millions. M a share aud share
aiii arrangement But the diamond
wei uebt FOR thai hen IL Is found. |
fancy. Blalr. my dear. YOU and | VIII
be d match for our clever friends. Du
rand ana De NauS. when II come, e.
he question Or who viii get the dia
IuUnd
EIaiI -Tinnei his appreciation Of Wv
ians subtle plan, and seemingly he
syoskei hand liz glove with the pack"
from that a.
IL Was pay day at Mammoth Nam
moth. a. Peter Hun would say. wls
some burg Mr. Hun should have
known. ~ was the proprietor ~ fetrs
Palace. tile One Amusement and public
accommodation enterprise al Nam.
moth. IL was n dance ball and "A bar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-25

ing Ia the fierce light OF the great
lamps overhead Durand sees II.
Luke Lowell. who has stepped aside ut
seeing Esther AMI Qunbha. sees II.
There II Wild uproar. aud Peter. with
his ruffianly help. sides with Durand
la the bold claim the latter makes for
the diamond. IL il torn from the neck
OF Esther. and IN the grasp Of Peter
Hun some secret spring L. touched.
and the back ~ the locket opens. and
a creased paper falls.
Ii Is a woman known as Kansas
calling for silence. which falls in a
great dramatic hush on all the com
pany. She reads.
"Oh. child or my heart, Not a dia-
mond. but a loving mothers prayer. -
the true charm against harm"
Even n life n shame cannot stamp
out the feminine desire for decency AMI
the womsnly obsessIon 10 protect the
innocent aud the m~othcricSS. A culver
shakes Kansas I'm. Tu" great tears
streak the paint nrnn her Salluw checks.
She turns IN furr mon her I-,-H aud
master.
This u y mothers prayer this. lock
81 Is that poor girls"
A. though this We're a signal nj which,
all demonaic passions were To- break
loose. the dance hall riraEr~. ~ a p~y-
Geological nuft,nr~f ~ emotion and frrn-
yirh anger. Srrang ufsnn the proprietor
~ the place and an his imlIIeS. scrafrD-
ing. biting like vaIkyrics. For one
brief moment Arthur and Esther gsz.d
into each others eyes and for the frat
and. alas. for to- last fir,e for many
bitter days We're s~lH~I4rI In each 9th
err arms. AMI then. a~ the rhrpnicIers
M y combat that followed VIII tell
Fnu. trouble really broke Ioos..'
instincfiyely sn took sides. the good
element against the i,s,fs even fhs
better element 81 the bad against the
w"rSt. Esther and Arthur were torn
apart; mon and women fought Ike
maniacs with hands and feet and teeth:
every article that could be lifted ami
smashed was thrown or struck with
iisr lunch counter went over with 4
s-ish. fhe bar tol.l'ied and fell. and
Their ~ urge ~ tho crowd aS n wave
m nba drove II fD "De side. tore
rni tlr west wall ~ the ricEefy frame
building. and down smashed the roof.
crushing aii beneath II. and beneath II
~as Arthur Stanley. shattered to H.
sensiDiiity But where vas the dtA-
mond from The skyy
tzo 81 c~oxTzyUED.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-25

-~salrl after the hrldup IN With tn
As..A8hi from the sLy xIsSakvn frn..l
| ursistan passenger -san>uriel
II refr's Palace at Mamnotit \ Few
.i-ns In the underworld fratgensi code
lul i.-ie AMI Imrand We're Ia sCnfcrs
sm-. A few words overheard by 4
aushin- gypsy fellow at the bar aud )
third lleF>cn Was party 10 "a .
rcrSatiun- This person MaS In-e IOv
ell. who. reirs.fng his steps la search
Of work. bad encountered ut Mammoth
lac wandering desert Indian la Liil
Luke had proof Ia ~suUstAntiate 70 Du-
rand hts story Of the diamond from
Tie s-y-
Its al the bottom Or tLs. sea- con
eiuded Luke 2runiy.
Mammoth would seem = magnet that
travis together many concerned Ia this
trange story. From two worn boa sss
aisut Esther aud Quabba. tired and
uuA-ry fete's Palace l. getting GROVE
81 nv". but IL is the only place la
unii,ts that offers refreshments Tor man
and beast. ald some ~ the men are
beasts. Que OF these leans against the
iuach counter aud leers al the worn
and exhausted girl who has entered
With the foreign looking little hunvh-
back.
Arthur. speeding through the wilder
uess IN his high powered car. hat goes
direct and leaves train systems far be-
hind. has picked up a strange wanuefer
ia the wilds-an exhausted English
lawyer. carrying a deer head by a strap
handle and too tired 10 talk.
Pete's Palace ills up: the dance Il at
IT height. Arthur. who as John Pow
Ell has furnished. as an employer. most
II the money that II being spent Ina
Pete's Palace. arrives with the tired
lawyer for refreshments ere speeding
on in his feveriSh search for Esther.
lie has not raised his eyes ut the donr
when there II an outbreak hv the coun-
ter mat attracts the attention of all.
4 man has EraSpel the shrinking ks-
her. saving. Gene on. Md. and
dancc,' As he clutches her the neck
nf ESthcr'S blouse II lonScncd. and the
diamond from the sky bangles. blaz-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-25

phone, crying excitedly 10 his secretary
as he went that ii most urgent matter
called him To the mines. and ran from
the building To his waiting auto. fol
lowed by the bewildered office porter
With the auto cap and Goat. which Mere
donned in hot haste.
He had hardly left before Esther's
message from Santa Barbara arrived.
and within the hour Esther received
the following answer:
Los Angeles II n IN.
To Miss Esther Harding. Santa Barbara
Cal.
Replying 10 your wire. Mr.. Powell left
for mines seeking you. No way 81 com
municatIng with him. ~ Ne l. en route al
auto. VI GRAY.
Secretary.
Since Hagar's sudden mental afIiic-
tioIi. of which only Blair Stanley knew
The cause. and guiltily. the wealth Is
Tiers gypsy mother was supposed -
possess seemed ~ have utterly iiSap
rcared. and Esther had been dependent
nn the generosity n generosity ~ sud
1rn aS N was sfrange-nf Elair'S moth
or and the more friendly Kindness ~
Mrs. Randolph I'm Richmond until she
had received the $1,000 that came SO
mySteriouSiv.
With this money. which she correct
~ snrrflSed vas from Arthur. Esther.
with pHahha. had come nv California
w searrh ~ him. Blake. tho Richmond
detective. having thought n advisable
- hint To her that John ravei. the
new millionaire oil and mining rag
nate. and Arthur wore ono and the
same. Esther was sfiIi ~ sufficient
funds therefore 70 continue hrr quest.
which waS now Ike a game nf hide
and sock. for Arthur. II was lcr nne
purpose In life. and no other interest,"
held her except that she worried as To
Hagar's condition and had wired to
Detective Rlake In Richmond. rrtciv-
Ing the comforting reply that there was
every indication ~ complete recovery
ia Dire time and that she was not 70
worry.
Esther and ouabha tool n train to
the nearest station To the mountain
mine and. hiring horses, proceeded on
wari.
Blair found time lying heavily upon
bis hands aboard the yacht. and. deem
ing from his kilograms that he was
In a chasteDed frame or mind. Vivian
thought the time propitious to have
Blair come to Los Angeles and meet
with Dura1d. the king OF diamonds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-25

hut the row boat Was tnn far away fnr
csen Srrn sailor eyes fn note that ~"
-irl Was Wet AMI weak.
Il nave heard ~ sailors getting homi
cidal a t." said the sailing master
but ! never knew a l%an,l>uftu To Gsi
EN- that auick."
The two sailors who had witnessed ti.
titan combat %-rinnssi. fpr II had lscen y
bout ~ delight the eve. Ruf jn~t the
the sailing master gave a sudden cry.
Look ut that fcoll What i he d.
ing trying TO commit suickief~ And
Ito master pointed to the beach. wher.
the rowhoat. with the tired. un>kilisa
hands OF ouahba on the oars, was -
gotiating the surf.
shall We lower a boat, sir r. asker
one ~ the sailors. There was i wo
man spilled from the boat with that
" srd ~lsndlubbeTr.'
The sailing master shaded bis eyes
with his hand and then said: By