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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03
Yesterdays
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3.-Spot cotton quiet
toaay' at Il points higher on the basis of
s.4Od for mld-upland. The sales were
5000 bales. including $500 bales American.
The receipts were 5000 balc7, including HOO
bales American. The msI ,Iet for futures
closed firm at a net advance of n @24h
points.
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Live STOCK QUOTATIONs

CHICAGO, Aug 8.
HoGs-ReceIpts. % 600 head: market sc low
er. Mixed and butchers, Ss.05Q0.O5; good
heavy so 2Om0.S5; rough heavy, S. 5000 10;
ilght S9,2Og 0.9Oi pigs, S9.i09 1910; bulk So O5
90.T5.
CATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head market strong.
Beeyes S6.90@ 25 cows and hefers, s3.T5D q
S. so: stockers and feeders. S5,25QT.75 Texans,
sT.l0GDS 40; calves. SlO91O.12.
SHEEP - Receipts. IA, 600 head market
strong, Native and western. S3- 70 s. 25; lambs,
$T.s54 lilo.
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New Jergey Bank peposits increase

TRENTON, n. j.. Aug. s.-Bank de-
posits from May l TO June 80 increased
$ll4Ss,45s, according 10 the quarterly
statement or the condition of the savings
banks, trust companies and state banks
made public by Banking and Insurance
Commissioner George La Monte today.
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Money and Discount at London

LONDON, Aug. s.-De Beers, lO%
Rand, Sss money. Az discount rate short
bills, s ss Q5% J; three months bills, SIS q
s. y, unchanged.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
pndertone Firm, but Business Re
/ mains Slow-Americans Lower

LONDON, Aug. S.-While the undertone
y the Stock Exchange markets generally
vas hrm today, business remained slow.
~ was restricted by continued hot weather
eha the approaching holiday on Saturday.
Notwithstanding the fact that money
Nes more disable. the gilt-edged section
vas supported. There was moderate in
Sestment buying OF home rails. Americans
we're irregular. but lower in the main.
@Iter a reaction Steel common rallied.
Sahadians were inclined TO sag. South
american rails were eheckered
Sentiment In allied bonds was cheerful.
the French loan was in demand. Despite
stsadier exchange rates Brazllians were
mixed. Buying by johannesburg made
AaHlrs hard. Oils were dull
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Ianston Monotype Machine Company. quarterly
OF ~ per cent payable Augnst 81 10 stock Of
record August II.
cents q share, payable September to stock ~
record August 10
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GoLDFIELD STOCKS.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug 3.-The market for
coffee futures opened quiet, unchanged to
1 point advance, Trading was light there
being sales of 1000 bags reported on the call
The worlds visible supply showed an in
crease of 579,33O bags, against an increase
a year ago of 1,OO9.3SO bags. August /,
704 bags, against July l. 7,32S,374
bags. Last year August l, s,532,5 ,5S3 bags /;
July /, 7523,2O3 bags.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-PUTTBR-Receipt
remains unchanged.
EGGS-Recepts, 1851 Fancy new eggs
fair 10 firm. General offerings QUIET and irreg-
1lar with considerable accumulation. Quota
lions unchanged.
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Financial Briefs

The New York Subtreasury gained $780,
900 from the banks on Wednesday, reducing
the net cash loss since Friday to $2,759,0
June gross of the Consumers Power
Company (Mchigan), shows increase of
$G5,644 as compared with the corresponding
month last year Net increased S34,910.
Twelve months net increased $443,657.
The Nashville (Tenn.) Railway and
Light Company reports for the month Of
June: Gross earnings of S190.109, an in
IL months gross increased S7O,5S3 over
1915.
The net public debt of United States on
July 1 was $1,000, ,2S1,572, a decrease dur
ing June of s100.271,4O2.
Gross earnings for June of the Grand
Rapids (NIich) Railway Company We're
S1OS,7O2, compared with S92,416 for the
same month last year. Net income in
creased s14,O45. Twelve months net
showed increase of $29,S06.
A certificate of corporate amendment was
filed at the state Department at Dover Del.
to change the name of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company. OF South Bethlehem, Pa,
to the Bethlehem Steel Bridge Company.
The Phoenix Iron Works Company
Meadville, Pa, has been reorganzed, issuing
S250000 first-mortgage bonds, mostly in
Pittsburgh. improvements and betterments
to the plant have been made.
June gross earnings of the East st. Louis
and Suburban Company were i2ii,0S2, an
increase of S50,7s9. as compared with June,
1915. Net increased S26,226. Twelve
months net increased $S3,SS1.
rha Railway nd
Light Company (Michigan) reports for
June gross earnings of $1,322,295 against
S1115,495 during June, 1915. Net income
for the month increased SS7987. Twelve
months gross is $15,S41,539. or an increase
of S1.SOS,2O5 compared with the previous
IL months.
w. C. Nixon, at present operating re-
celver of st. Louis and San Francisco, will
be elected president of new company when
organized. II is expected sale of road will
be confirmed following hearing set for Au-
gust 20, Notwithstanding protest of unse-
cured creditors
Copper production of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company in July amounted to
2S2OO.O00 pounds. This compares with
2S,100, 900 pounds in June, 10000, 900 pounds
in May, 33,3OOOO0 pounds in April and
900 pounds in March In July last
year the output was 22.1OO,OOO pounds and
in the same month of 1914 1t amounted to
22,25O,OOO pounds.
Production of Butte and Superior shows
a slight falling off from June because Of
delay of one or two days in mining opera
tlons due TO development work. Zinc in
concentrates amounted to 15,000.000
pounds. against 100000 in June.
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Com
pany in July produced 1900 900 pounds of
copper against 1O.5OO,OOO in June and 1O,-
100000 in May.
The Columbus (Ohio) Power Railway
and Light Company reports for the month
of June gross earnings of S2sO,35O, COM
pared with $244,059 for the same month in
1915. Net increased $26,O44. Twelve
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BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today, compared with cor
responding day in the last two years:
1916 1913. 1914. .
Philadelphia $40. bill S26 S25 g2B go 500 22h, 002
Boston 80. 39.0SS.07S 2O,O34533 21.210.T5I
New York. .4Sl,2lL331 $40 49,. 1Bi 2O3, 800. 5O3
Chicago ... %, ,OS1, $50 IS, ,OS2, $50 .......
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CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Great excitement
prevailed in the wheat market again today.
There was enormous taking of profits on
the theory that the busle had been sufficient
for the present, sending prices off after
rush of buying orders from all directions
had carried them into new high ground for
the season. September getting to $i.34 Ia.
against S1.30gs at the close yesterday De-
cember, to $1.3Sik. against S1.34$ at the
close yesterday and May to S1,43A,
against s1.39 at the end yesterday. The
close was lower.
Selling through commission houses was
very heavy. There was no apparent attempt
to minimize the extent Of the injury to the
crop in the Northwest but the advance had
been so rapid that setback naturally was
In order. It was asserted here that three
northwestern states would not raise suf-
fcent wheat for their mills this year and
It was claimed that the shortage there was
the greatest In 16 years.
Corn also finished easier after II had
shown strength Early there was active
buying by many interests, and the market
was helped by burned pastures in most of
the belt and n cessation of offerings from
the country. Realizing, and some rain, re-
suited in a decline.
There was big excited market in oats
and last prices, while below the top, were
above the close yesterday
Lending future ranged as follows:
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YEGETABLES

The market ruled steady on choice stock Of
moderate otisTi3ss 9gotations Ya7ts 7Es Bot@Stoes, @
Eastern shore. ,Ioelgsli 20. l NqEtolk, 81 5oS
ITb. No. NOrfOlk. 15c. White potatoes.
Jersey. per basket. 4O@45e. Sweet potatoes
North Carolina, per bbl.-No. 4. g3.75Q450;
@sli 40, YiTgiRia per basket sd 3 rl sl9 l5o 40.
per bsi. si.569s; DO. do, per E9if Dbl, basket
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FINANCIAL NEWS
Aggressive Selling in Several Issues-Evdence of Rookie
feller Buying in Union Pacific and 1t Is Insisted
Extra Dividend Will Be Declared
High Points in Today's Financial Mems


ending
banks reported big gain
of Pennsylvania
YORK. and London.
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BAR SILVER

Bar silver was quoted in London at
30Bd today, a gain of sd.
In New York commercial bar silver was
quoted today at 64Ac, a gain OF &c.
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Infantile Paralysis in Media

HARRISBURG, Aug. S.-one new case
of infantile paralysis is reported TO the
State Department Of Health. 1t was re-
turned by Media.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

The Columbus (Ohio) Power, Railway
and Light Company reports for the month
of June gross earnings of S2S0,350, COM
pared with $244,O59 for the same month in
1915. Net increased $26,044. Twelve
months gross increased SETTLES and net
$139,71O.
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FRESH FRUITS

generally ruled steady under moderate 9fferings5'
IS q 7Be. lemons. Per Box s5g7 Pi9SaPpIes'
New York, sour. per s-lb., basket, bO@Goe; 40.
Pesaiches, Georsia, per carrier-Bele. 2.5O@8;
ElbsEIa s2,50g3j, Carmen, 81, 95g %; Moun;
tain Rose, 81 rs az. Cantaloupes, Delaware and
Maryland. per crate. s101.I5: dq. North Car
oIna, per standard crate 90c9 81 30; do. DO,
per nat esstG. 3s 40, "a'eFAs'ohS sostn-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

Production of Butte and Superior shows
n slight falling off from June because of
delay Of one or two days in mining opera
tions due TO development work Zinc in
amounted TO $4,000. 200
against 15,20O.OOO in June.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

Inspiration Consolidated Copper Com
pany in July produced 100000 pounds of
copper. against 1O.5OO,OOO in June and 1O,-
400 900 in May.
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LEGAL ApYERTIsEMENTs

80 ESTATE OF MAKY SMITH REEVES.
- deceased = Letters 'testamentary on the
above estate having been granted 10 the under
signed. al persons indebted 70 the said estate
are requested 10 make payment. aud those hav-
lns claim4 10 present the same. without DE-
- ALBERT T. BAUERLE.
- JOSEPH MERDELS0HN AND EMAE-
- IEL MElL. hove Withdrawn from the
arm Of AZ. WeinsielD 4 GO. All liabilities VII
u aasuued by Afr. A. Weinatein.
CREDTTORs' NOrIcE-Harry brown and Max
Giazer sold frult store 1855 Ridge avenue to
Louis BeFman- Creditors call not Later than
August q
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WHEAT DROPS AFTER
SOARING AT START
Decline Results From Profit
Taking on Theory That Bulge
Had Been Sufficient
GRAIN RELr WEATHER FORE

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST.
CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-The weather forecast
for the next Sc hours follows:
Enthusiastically cloudy and continued
warm tonlght and Fridays probably unsettled
north tonight.
Missouri-Generally fair and continued
warm tonight and Friday.
Wisconsn--Pnrtly cloudy tonight and FRI
day; not much change In temperature.
MinnesOta-Partly cloudy, with local
thunder showers tonight or Friday; cooler
Friday west.
iowa-Unsettied this afternoon; partly
cloudy tonight and Friday; continued warm.
North and South DakOta-Thunder storms
tOnight or Fridayi cooler Friday.
Nebraskn-Partly cloudy with local
thunder storms tonight or Fridays somewhat
cooler Friday.
Kansas-Generally fair. with continued
high temperature tonight and Friday, eX-
cept not so warm west Friday.
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POULTRY

LIyE--The market was quiet and chickens
were weak under fatty liberal onerlnss' quota
sgrlng chickens, according to quality weighng
Ia al lbs, and over apiece. 234 2ic; smaller
sizes, 20R2lc: white Leghorns according, to
gg9lity, l9g2le; DUCKS as 70 size and qua quality
young. per pair 2O422c,
DRESSED-Fancy stock sold fairly and ruled
firm with supplies under control, Quotations;
FTesh-killed. dry-picked fowls IL 10 box, dry
packed, fancy selected, 23c; do weighing Al g
lbs apiece. 22Ia c do. weighing lbs apiece, 22c;
90; weighlng 3 los apiece. 0V2lc Fowls, IN
diana and Illinois weighing a 95 lbs apiece, 22e;
do. southern Indiana and Illinois, weighing lbs
apiece. FL ci smaller sizes, lS@ zoe Old
Illinois. large, 2G02Tc; do Indiana, large, - %
25c; %. smaieE sizes, 22g2sc, Broilers, JeT-
@eIshiag i@S lbs. apiece sOGsge:: broilers
nearby, smaller sizes, 2Tq 29c; ducks nearby
Ing II ole lbs, per doz, s5.25g5,5Q: DO. white
weighing 5 lbs per ioz. sS. 60@Ss0; DO. white
weIghng l6s per doz. sac " s9 !, S5s 90 ,S white t
dark. s2Q2.5O; do. small and No. 2. 1ocW Sl.2o.
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UNUSUAL ACTIVITY
ON COTTON CHANGE
More Business Transacted Than
/ on Any Day Since War
A Began
COTTON BELT WEATHER.

COTTON BELT WEATHER.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Scattered showers
were reported In the central, and eastern
with temperatures about unchanged.
The following temperatures were rccorded:
< Asheville. 81; Mobile and Raleigh. 20; At
lanta' Pei Rio md Knpxyille,, az; Little
Tampa, WilminEton, Thomnsyiile and
Z Augusta. "a; San Antonio, Corpus. Christi
oklahoma City, Fort smith, Memphis
I Macon, Montgomery and Nashville, 20;
khreveDort, Charleston, Jacksonville and
sac0la, 80.
:. There was .Oi inch of precipitat tion Mt
hlemphis. .08 at Charleston, 60 ut Raleigh
80 at Meridian, az at Little Rock, rs ut
Mobile and .82 at Tampa andBirminGham.
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Gross earnings for June of the Grand
Rapids (Mich.) Railway Company were
s1OS,7O2. compared with S92,416 for the
same month last year. Net income in
creased S14,045. Twelve months net
showed increase of $29.S0
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates
LOCAL MINING STOCKS

TO 30 days: over 30 to 90. { per cen
90. 4i5 per cent; over 90, . per cent.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-Fancy stock met with a good out
let and ruled firm. Following the
quotations; Western sold.packed creamery.
fancy, specials. 32c; extra. 500 ale: extra firsts.
2Dc; irsts, 2Sc; seconds, 27Q27a c. nearby
prints. fancy. 33c; do, average extra. 81 q 32c;
do; hrsts, 2s soc; seconds. 27@2Tlac jobbing
sales OF fancy prints 3Bd3 30c,
EGGS-rhere was good demand for strictly
daF sht oarns Quotations FuifH In FREE e cases
nearby extra, zoe per doz. nearby frsts.
$3.50 per standard case. nearby current receipts.
s7,35 qT.G5 case; Western extras, 2Oc per
dos, Western extra hrsts, Ss1OqS,4O per case;
hrHts ST.6OQ7SO per case; fancy selected
eandled fresh eggs were jobbng at S3 3934e per
CHEEsE-onerings were light and the market
ruled firm under fair demand, 1Qu9tatio1s;
do, fair TO good. 15h 916e; part skins, 00l4e.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Recelpts. 121, s7l bush, The market
further advanced &c and closed firm with good
foreign inquiry. Quotations: Car , lots in HSx-
port cleVator-No. red spot, 81 81 a l.35; No.
southern. sl.aO@i i;3S; steamer No. = red 20 20
q 20; rejected h. sl.2I@i,27.
CORN-Reccipts Al ,iSl bush OhcrinEs were
light and the market was u higher with a
fair demand. Quotations: Car lots for local
trade. as to loCation-Westcrn No. yellow,
p.h N03c; do steamer yellow 9lh @92c; do.
No. 3 yellow. S0A q0Olh &c; do, No. yellow
S6h GS7i5c.
was 1c higher; in sympnthy with the west but
standard white, 40 piOia g; No. 3 white i7is %
4S3c; No. white, 40 a iGc; sample oats, AZ
FLoUR-Reccpts. 1915 bbls. and Elsa, sea
lbs in sacks. Mills were asking higher prices,
but buyers held of and the market was largely
Winter clear. S52S@6.5O; do, straight. $3.50
WG; do patent. S6@0.25: Kansas. clear, cotton
sgCks S34Og570: do, straight, cotton sGcks, Gig,
GOO, spring. irst clear, .s5,5ofgG; do straight,
SGD0.25t do. patent SB.25@I; do. fayor!ta
brands Sz.2Sg555; city mllIs, choice and fancy
Winter, clear, S5.2a45,50; do, straight. $3.50
RYE FLOUR was quiet, but firmly held under
small supplies. We quote nearby at S4.OOpO
Dpr bbl M "a S5o56DH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

Copper production of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company in July amounted to
2S,2OO.OOO pounds This compares with
2S,100, 900 pounds in June, 10000, 900 pounds
in May, 33.3OO,OO0 pounds in April and
&c, 500, 900 pounds in March. In July last
year the output was 22.1O0,OOO pounds and
in the same month of 1914 it amounted to
22,25O,0 900 pounds.
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The Nashville (Tenn.) Railway and
Light Company reports for the month of
June: Gross earnings of s190,1O9, an in
crease of S24,59S over June of last year;
IL months gross increased $70,5s3 over
1gIb
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REFINED SUGARS

Trade was quiet and the McCahan Sugar
Refining Company reduced list prices 20 points
7.45 a G5c: powdered. 7.55@7.75c; confection-
ers A, 7.35 OF .55c; soft grades, B7Oq7. 7.5Oc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

The net public debt of United States on
July 1 was $1,000, ,2S1,572, a decrease dur
ing June of S100,271,402.
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A certificate OF corporate amendment was
filed at the state Department at Dover, Del.
to change the name of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company. OF South Bethlehem, Pa,
TO the Bethlehem Steel Bridge Company.
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady. but there was lit
tie trading Quotations follow: City beef IN
IN sets smoked, 2Sc,; city beef @ kngekles and and
beef. knuckles and, tenders. smnked 2oc; beef
hams, S2s 93O; pork. family: SIT 7.5O02s; hams.
loose l94 91Oitc do, DO, smoked. 2Oh @2ols q
other hams spSSked city cured as to Brand
cured, l9'tc; DO, boiled boneIGss 34c pisnic psa
15c; bellies i'm pickle. according to- average;
loose 10ls c: breakfast bacon, as to brand and
average. city cured, 2ic; do. western cured. 10
@2Oci, lard western, refined, tiercesi l4h c; do
do, tubs. 14is c: do. pure city, kettle rendered,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-07-27
SEVEN-DAY CHAUTAUQUA
PROGRAM OPENS MONDAY
Hon. w. I BRYAN Chief Attraction on Big Program
and VIII lecture on War and It's Lessons
Wednesday Evening.

chautauqua circuit has been pro-
nounced and the ovations she has been
given are indicative of her ability.
Nine. Claussen has been singing TO
different audience than has been her
custom, but in every particular she has
shown her adaptability to reach her
listeners. She has made thousands of
friends this summer. The tour has
been a delight to herself as well as her
audiences. Nine. Claussen is assisted
in her program by Pierre Henrotte,
concert meister of the Chicago Grand
Opera company, and Marcel Charlier,
director of the French operas of the
Chicago Grand Opera company.
Among the other musical numbers
on the program are the White Hus-
sars, the Schuman Quintet, the Wealth
erwax Quartet, and the Killarney
Girls. The lecturers of the week are
men of national and international rep
utations. Charles Stelzle, Allen ID.
Albert, William Rainey Bennett,
Ernest Harold Baynes, DR.. Ng Poon
Chew, and DR.. f. T. Hagerman and
w. f. Wenner compose the list of
lecturers. The morning lecturers
story telling and play ground work
will be conducted as usual by an ex-
perienced lecturer and a play ground
worker
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-07-27
SEIZED BY CRAMPS AND
BROWNS IN SHALLOW WATER
Earl Webb browns at Bass Lake
Sunday MOrning-Orris
Evans Saved

At the same time friends were work
ing over the body of his companion,
Orris Evans, Earle Webb 14-years-old,
was seized with cramps and drowned
i'm few feet of water while swimming
at Bass Lake, Sunday morning. The
body VAST ound few minutes later.
The Webb boy was one of party of
FIVE boy scouts, who had come to the
lake in the morning TO swim. He was
the only son of Mrs. George Webb of
Elwell. This is the first drowning ac-
cident that has occurred at Bass Lake
for many years and the first of the
season in this vicinity.
The boys came from their homes in
Elwell. Sunday morning, and when
within a mile from the lake began
running. They jumped into the water
as soon as they arrived it is stated.
The Webb boy had a pair of water
wings and was swimming in shallow
water when the Evans lad called to
him to let him have the wings. His
calls for help brought the others of
the party to his rescue. The group
on the shore reviving Evans were so
excited that they forgot about the
other 10y and he drowned in easy
reach of safety. 1t is thought that
the water wings slipped from his
shoulders and with the fact that he
was not very well caused the drown
ing. Many resorters were at the lake
and did all they could to revive the
how