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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-02-08
Berlin IS LESS HOPEFUL;
/ WASHINGTON MORE cheerful
eminent manufacture Its own armor
plate.

London, Feb S.-Reports from
Dutch and Danish sources are to the
effect that huge quantities of sup
plies and ammunitions are being re-
ceived below the Belgium border pre-
paratory to the clash of the fleet at
Kali, which is soon to try conclu-
sions in the North sea with the Brit
ish navy. Zeppelfns with special APP
paratus for shooting bombs will ac-
company the feet.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-02-08

morning for Des Moines to attend
the clothing mems convention.
Agent Cheever was removed to the
hospital at Webster City where the
doctors could have better chance
to diagnose his case
Dennie o'Brien, who has been
working at Kamrar on the Joe Far
dial ditch, came home for a few days
till the cold weather let's up. r.
Aug. Abramson left Sunday even
ing for a weeks trip on business to
Manchester and Dubuque.
County Attorney Burnstedt and
Sheriff Nelson We're down from Web
ster City last night on official bust
ness. .s ,.
Feb. s. G.E
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-02-08

We set the styles in sale bills.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-02-08
ARIZONA SETTLERS
IN FEAR OF RAIDS

b Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. S.-The Hopi
Indians have Joined in the war dance
and the white settlers in northern
Arizona are fearful of raids being
made upon them. 1t is expected
that United States cavalry will be
called out to quelr the uprisings.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-02-08

We have every thing in fancy APP
pies. Jonathans, large Greetings,
Baldwins, Roman Stems and Yellow
Twigs. The Ferndell Grocery. 7d2
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-02-08
Jewell Items.

0S"S4@ ASSAAASs 81. ID
Aug. Abrahamson had twenty-four
skunk skins stolen few mornings
ago. They were locked in a room
over Millett's lunch room. The thief
pried open the door with tent
stake, stole the hides and made his
getaway. Abrahamson Immediate
ly wired dealers in adjoining towns,
giving description of fhe thief.
The hides are valued at $50. The
party who stole them may sell them
at bargain. Abrahamson has offer
ed $50 reward for the return of the
fur. The thief seems to be partial
to skunk fur, as he left bunch
|of other skins not so valr
Charlie Poland nearly started a
fire yesterday while lighting a blow
torch in Snyder's basement. He set
the torch on box which he sup
posed was empty, but which con-
tanned cotton baton. 1t caught fire
and burned up. The loss was $40.
The Oriole Rebekahs last night
took in class. of nine. The order is
a little over a year old and has a
membership of sixty-six. After the
initiation the serving committee
served fine goose lunch, the treat
LOT the season.
The hotel inspector was here yes
lterday and pronounced the Dutton
lone of the best houses in his terri
tory.
Feb. 5.
Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Heddon visit
led at the E. G. Clark home between
trains Tuesday evening en- route
from Castana to Fennimore, Wis.
Rev. Heddon was formerly pastor OF
|thes Congregational church here.
Thomas McFadden went to Chi
lcago Tuesday on business.
Bess Ostrem of Hubbard spent
Sunday in Jewell.
Mrs. John Matthewson of Goldfield
visited with her sister, Mrs. c. B.
Martin and family, last week. She
returned home Saturday morning.
Little Miss Iris Martin accompanied
her for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Sperling of Des
Moines spent Sunday at the B. s.
Millett home.
Harry O'Connor and Sterling
Alexander Of Drake spent Sunday
here with relatives and friends.
C. A. Pfund returned Saturday
from weeks stay in Ames attend
ing the short course.
Richard Snyder returned to Ames
Sunday evening to resume his stud
les in the state college. Hs, iG
Harold Hitler Of Radcliffe spent
Sunday with friends here.
Born, Feb. 2, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Nassen, baby girl.
]. F. Penhuter, who bought the H.
L. Dow & CO. drug store last fall,
has decided to ship the stock to
Minnesota Lake, Mimi, and will
open up drug store there.
The closing number of the win
ter's lecture course will be given at
the college chapel next Wednesday
evening. The attraction is The Es-
telle-Gray company. There are
three people in the company-Miss
Gray, vioiinist; Mrs. Gray, reader,
and Mr.. l.. LEVINE, pianist.
C. l.. johnson, proprietor OF the
Economy store, has decided to leave
Jewell. He is conducting big re-
moval sale this week and will ship
the rest of his stock to Huxley
where he will open up store.
Miss Effie House returned Thurs
day evening from Randall where she
visited with her sister, Mrs. Chris
Olson and family.
Henry Espe, who has been at Hay
field, Mimi, is home for few days
visit.
Adolph Pfiiiger, who is conduct
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-02-08
Predicted Break With the United
States Send Stocks up in
Germany, is the Re.
port.
AlRMAN DOWNS FIFTH VICTIM
French Flyer Adds Another Enemy
Machine to List Youhgster
Left College to Enlist.
AIRMAN DOWNS FIFTH VICTIM

DeTlu, rcU.i o.-0lOShS nuSdASCu
over a predicted break with the
United States by Germany at the
conclusion of a conference Of bank
ers and corporation directors when
they agreed that Germany could not
disayow the sinking Of the Lusi-
tania.
Washington, Feb. S.-The Lusi-
tania situation is more hopeful, fol-
lowing conference between Presi-
dent Wilson and Secretary Lansing.
High officials stated today that the
latest note from Germany went a
long way toward granting the con-
cessions the United States demanded
and leaves a way open for further
exchange of diplomatic correspond
ence. Following the receipt of ca
BILE from Col. House the case will
probably be settled.
Paris, Feb. S.-Russian torpedo
boats have sunk forty Turkish sail
ing boats in the Black sea and bonn
barded three navel construction
yards.
Washington, Feb. S.-The United
States armor plate manufacturers
have reported to the government
committee that they will be obliged
to close down, should the govern
ment establish it's own plants for
the manufacture of armor plate and
in that eventuality will raise the
price of armor plate two hundred
dollars per ton until then. The COM
mittee will recommend that the gov
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
THE KERR DRY GOODS CO., OKLAHOMA CT

ground to the city, where the firm Of
assessors acting for Lloyd's met him
with something like glee,
Excellent men, the country police" "
said Lourne. young man OF thirty.
who had himself unraveed many inSur-
ance frauds loyal and energetic. aud
all that sort of thing. don't YOU know,
hut they haven, the experience when it
comes to really big problem. On my
soul, | had the greatest difficulty III
persuading them To arrest the woman,
though it was plain as a pikeStafi that
the whole lot OF furniture had been
drenched with petrol. We shall feel
safer with a Yard man on the case"
What's her explanation" asked
Paxton.
Lourne elevated his eyebrows "My
dear man, shes got none. It's a frame
mp from the word 20, She's 60, this
poor pigeon, Peck, and rushed him off
TO the registry office, then round 10
the insurance companies, then down TO
the country And next thing we hear is
this Like so many incendiaries, she
overdid the petrol that's all or course,
It's possible that she doped the man
beforehand, though il she did poison
him there's no chance to prove it.
There's not enough left Of him for that" "
mo need TO prove that" observed
Paxton "lf she set fire to the place
and he died through that, you've 60, all
the proof YOU want OF murder"
"YeS, know that Bu, things arc
a bit weak, YOU know. We can only
say that petrol was used and tina, she
had a strong motive to do away with
her husband. And she's just the kind
of woman TO impress a jury-fragilc,
pale pathetic looking, and a great
actress You should have seen her
when she was arrested"
Paxton me, his eyes with guin, OF
amusement "'The truth is, you're think
ing that unless there's a conviction
your clients lose 10000. You've got
no views Of abstract Justice in the
case"
Sure that's my business" agreed
Lourne, unabaShed ATS on abstract
justice that you come ill., She's quite
determined, II she is a good locker.
She as good as said that this was a
plant OF the insurance companies and
that they would suffer for II, Not,
mind YOU" he went on earnestly shat
! don't believe she's guilty us a de
lhcra,ely planned, cold .blooded murder
II ever there was one in this world"
"Yes, II begins TO look like that,
agreed the Inspector II shall be going
down TO Ffenhurst in an hour or two
but there's one little thing I'll get you
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

ney-beard, wig, false eyebrows and all
the rest OF it, People seem 10 think
that criminals disguise themselves
after a crime has been committed
when men like Mike do it before. Even
the handwriting on the checks isn't his.
He must have had that done by his
stalls. What | can't understand,
though, is why he tried to make a get
away. He aust have known that he
had us treed--in fact, he said so. And
where's he been all this whle2 II he
hadn't some game on he'd have stayed
to brazen it out
"You are still holding him."
Sure But it'll be a washout when
he comes before the court-unless we
get remand-and don't see the good
OF that" he concluded gloomily 1--WE
can't scare up any more evidence"
All" The superintendent rubbed
his chin. Il think you'd better lc,
Weston ask for one, though II may
be useful to have Mike on tap for a
day or two Now, here's something
else. Have YOU read anything about
this murder at Frenhurst2"
Il saw something about it in tho
papers"
His chief picked up a photograph
from the side OF his desk 1--WE had
Lourne one of LloydS assessors, in
here about IT, He brought in this pho
togralh-Ihat's Mrs. Peck. Recognize
IT."
Paxton studied the picture with pu,-
zled face. II was that of beautiful
woman in evening dress and much be
lewelcd. Suddenly recollection came 10
him. WY, sure. It's Khaki Annie.
She's come along some il this picture
isn't any fake, It's five or six years
since ran across her and then she
hadn't an h" to her name. 1t was
who pulled her for blackmail."
u thought you'd remember her" The
others tone was significant We'll.
she's been in the states some years. and
she was pretty friendly with Mike.
Whether she was his wife or not.
don't know"
II see, | shouldn't wonder ~ you're
right sir, II he was involved in this
murder business, IL would explain why
he was so scared when we got him. III
look into this"
You might make a few inquiries,
mink We've had a request from the
county police to send man down
You'd better go, as you've been hand
ling Mike"
Very good sir"
Paxton took his departure, twisting
his moustachc medi,a,lvely.
lie was in no hurry to get down 10
Frenhurst II Mike had really had a
hand in that murder. the first step
would be TO trace his recent relations
10 Mrs. Peck" and tha, could he more
readily carried through in London than
anywhere else. In the criminal record
office. which is to the detective what
the library at the British Museum is 10
the student he found an ancicn, pho
,ograph OF Khaki Annie This, with the
one the superintendent, had handed him
and short description OF the girl, he
sen, TO be reproduced and circulate 4
throughout London
! Then h slipped down by the under
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

centers of population in the country ex-
elusive OF the south and including the
capitals OF ten states and travelled H.
4q4 miles by rail In addition, he aver
aged more than 400 miles a week BY
motor, or about 2.s00 miles, making the
total mileage OF his trip approximately
lIOnO miles
Mr. Hughes reached New York in
good health and spirits. He will rest
four DAYS and then will start on trip
tha, will last with only one break OF
two DAYS, until election day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
CITY HOUSE NUMBERING
SYSTEM Is CRITICIZED
Mail Carriers Chief Shows Wherein
Trouble Is Made for Home
Seekers.

Oklahoma City'S house numbering
system in some portions OF the city Is
so badly confused that extra work IS
caused IN the delivery OF mail This
was the statement made this morning
hy Robert II Hansen. superintendent OF
mails
lie cited the case OF tho Meas add
ton in which two blocks on street
running north and south are numbered
identically through the changing OF a
streets name when linwood boulevard
was constructed
Present Officials Blameless.
MIR. Hansen said city officials were
not To- blame for the situation except
that IN the past the numbering rule wa,
not followed CLOSELY NJ present, all
new houses are given numbers by the
city building Inspector
Notice was received At the poNoiicc
this morning tha, the entire 400 block
on West Twenty eighth street has been
renumbercd owing 10 the inaccurate
numbering oi some OF the original
houses. When new residence wa
constructed there recently IT was dis
covered that there were two houses in
the block numbered l420. The change,
arc;
Necessary Changes
New house. numbered lI10, l4l0
changed to l426; l+lh changed to l4A
l4n changed to l442 l42S changed to
1913, lIl7 changed to lIjS; 400
changed to 1923; laos changed to l4l9 !,
1903 changed to l4l7; new house, mum
bercd 1850
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
HUGHES FINISHES LONGEST
JAUNT OF ANY CANDIDATE
Candidate Travels 1900 Miles and
Will Rest Only -Four
Days.

NEW YORK, Sept ~. - Cha les
Evans Hughes ended his first campaign
trip here today lie will leave today for
his summer home at Bridgehampton,
l.. l.
The trip was ono Of the longest in
time aud mileage ever taken by a pres
idential nominee Mr.. Hughes LETT here
on the night OF August s and Travelled
thirty nine days, His itinerary took
him from Portland Maine, to san
Diego, Cali from Canada to within
sight OF the Mexican border lie visited
twenty-five states, spoke in all the chief
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Glorious
Autumn Silks

Busy days in the Silk
Store-busy as a school
book store. The advertis-
ing gives mere hints, mere
dips from the stream, so
to speak.
Satin is ono Of the fabrics OF
the season This crepe meteor
has a satin finish-a soft ma
tcrial for blouses and evening
dresses. Peach, maize, purple
green, brown, gray, navy and
black and white, 40 inches-S2OO
yard
Crepe de chine in the double
fold. An exquisite quality, all
silk Pink Nile, rose, navy
brown, light blue, peach, Copcn-
hagen, red. lavender, purple and
black-$l 25 yard
Tsffeta in oolors. 10 inches
wide. Chiffon quality, Sken dyc
Navy, taupe, green, rose, brown
purple, red, gray, black and white
-Sl.S0 yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Necessary Changes.
@TeIHEKTRES
Empress

THE Eve Of the Night" n splendid
dramatic Triangle production starring
William VI Thompson. IN an Empress at
traction for Thursday only Mr Thomp-
son has appeared In many stage and
screen successes, but never before has his
work attracted such favorable comment
The management believes this play one OF
the best OF It's kind ever filmed Com
pletlnE the bill Ia keystone comedy
thriller. The Social club" starring Bob
by Vernon and Gloria Swanson Mar
guerite Clark is coming Friday and sat
urday In Little Lady Eileen" fairy
story
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

to do for me" He took a photograph
of Hungry Mike from his breast pock-
ct That's a photograph OF a man Eve
got reason TO think may be concerned
in this affair You might have 1t sent
round to the insurance offices to see il
any one remembers him"
Go be contnucd)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
News of the Very, Very New
In the Art Goods Shop

We have gone in for art heavier than ever before
The stock shows that we have done Perhaps shall
repent later perhaps not. At any rate, for the mo
ment we very enthusiastic about this assemblage
beautiful things. finished and unfinished in "fanc,
work. That YOU will find inspiration and incentive in
is our hope and belief great deal that you will Sc,
was brought here for that purpose--to show you th
potentalities and possibilities of your odd haf-hours
idle time.
Christmas, for example. Make your gifts and be
gin
This Art Goods store is easily first in Oklahoma
New stitches, shapes in Pillows Scarf,
and Covers-finshed and unfinished. Pillows of
linen and poplin stamped in Roman, Bulgarian
and Patch work designs Pieces of White Sax
ony linen and Panama crash. And endless va
riety.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

Guy Noyer and his big company OF
thirty people are giving their farewell
performances today and tonight at tho
Liberty, concluding their long and sue
cessful engagement here with Tho Girl
Question" which they were repeating by
special request. This bin wss one OF the
most successful of the repess DIRE present
ed here Mr. Noyer and his company
have grown steadily In popularity since
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

Fudge Aprons-ncw. Stamped in
the loop-stltch All made up, Very
attractive SOC.
Bath Sets for Bsby-Stampcd on
Turkish cloth-blanket, towel, bib
and cloth--Sl00
Linen Huck Towels, new pat
terms. oSc and 7Sc. Cotton Huck
Towels, special at j9c.
Oyster White Crash Scarfs -
1884 inches at 5Sc; 1898 at 2Sc.
Table covers to match. 59c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
oily

So well pleased V"re the hundred.
witnessing "Driuwood' the first three
days of this week and so much talk E
being created that the Folly manage
mcnt made arrangements bate last night
to hold II one day more, announcing that
today is positively the last day II will
appear. Never has there been a produc-
tion more daring nor bordering any more
on the seamy side of lie. Yet teaching
u great moral.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Details and Prices of Stamped Pieces

Four piece Lunch Sets, white
crash, stamped IN three different
dcsigns-3Sc.
Others stamped on very fine
linen 2S-inch cloth, o-inch doil,es
500
Buffet Sets, NxJ0 oval cloth.
and two l2-lnch doilies, stamped
on heavy white craSh-40c.
Hot Roll, corn, toast cloths and
sandwich cloths; dainty hem.
stitched cdges--l9c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
"; ;: % @ Thursday @' 8: s.: s.: :; ;$ Shoes
|k-1I Z/j|~ III ~ II For 0 Girl
III III ~ III M HI II " IA Going Away
l |
III ~ w lie M


These are evenings of the harv-
est moon-sercne, beautiful and
benevolent -- taking the glaring,
garish light of the fiery sun. soft
ening it, reflecting it to our Mother
Earth in limpid blue, in mellowness.
II Is the moon Of peace and plenty,
marking the surcease of toll, bless
ing the laborer with its kindly light,
nursing the fields to their winter
sleep.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

DAYTON gritted his teeth and went
r back to Scotland Yard He had an
ticipated something of the kind,
but was none the less annoyed,
Without identification, there isn't
evidence enough to hang mouse" he
told his superintendent, "Of course,
he was made up when he posed as Len
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
OF September are past due. II nat paid
by p. m, OF the 18th service viii be
discontinued Pioneer Tel & Tel Co
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Majestic

tlorn Parker Bo Haven, petite musical
comedy star, plays today In THE Whlrl.
pool OF Destiny" n five part Red Feath-
er. Several good short subjects are
showing, Tomorrow an eight reel pro-
gram is topped with two-recl L-Ko
comedy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

New faces an beam over the foo'llghtt
at the Lyric at the matinee tomorrow
when the program FOR the last half Of
the week viii be- given initial presen-
tation. II reports from W the line can
be depended upon II will be the ioliost
throng OF entertainers 70 appear here
for some time Some were with Eva
TanguAys troupe last -eason; others
with the well-known Fdlic FOy For
comedy. art and musical quality the new
bill will establish new record for this
city. II Is predicted There ARE six acts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

The abundance Of the farm now
bulging the barns that dot the Okla
homa plains is complemented by the
abundance of mill market and ma
chine that crowds the shelves at
kerr's, or disports from fixture
tops, or hangs in crystal cases.
Here, verify, is a harvest of the
worlds industry. Fabrics, Fash
ions and Fancies. All for you to
see.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

they came 10 the Liberty. an average ~
2h 00o people having r~en the perform.
anccs every week The bin will change
with the Thursday matinee performance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

Picnic island Ht Belle Isle Is frc" 10
everyone and all Of the many advantages
found at these grounds are free. Bathing.
boating. launching, bowling. pocket bill
liHrds. tennis and many other attrar-
tions are ~ this pleasure resort each
evening. Dancing sunday evenings uny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

Square Cloths, IS inches, stamp
ed on Panama linen, Roman de-
signs-Sl.25 ScarfS at 75c
Stamped Pillow Cases, a varic-
ty OF desiens-S9c Envelope Cases
at Csc and 81.
Stamped Gowns, both made and
unmade, SOC, special Others and
other stamped gowns.
Stmaped Pillow Tops, Polly
Parrot designs Other patterns.
Some are IN the stitch-59c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

coming 10 the Empress thcatcr FRIDAY
and Saturday in Little Lady Eileen
a Famous Players Paramouu, plCrurl
7atlon Of fairy story
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Hemstitching
and PicOt Edging

Done here in the store
by competent people. All
work guaranteed. Espe-
cial attention to rush or
ders. Thread furnished
free. Deliveries anywhere.
Leave orders in the Trim
ming Store.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Childs' Suits

in all tho newest styles, the little
gents pinch back with patch poek-
cts made like dady's suit; sizes )
20 10 IS TO eio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Boys Sweaters

Come IN handy these cool morn
ings. We have them in all colorS,
and grades, in both coat and jer-
seyS al 81, $3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-28
W. |. s. RaII Team,s Record.

During the past season Windham High School baseball team won four of 12 games played. Five of the losses were to league teams and three out of four exhibition games aside from league games were lost. Two of Wind hams victories were in extra innings while one defeat was in ten innings. The record follows:
 April 22, South Manchester H. S. 2, W. H. s. 4: April 2s, Middletown H s. 10. W. H. s. 2; April 29. at Putnam W. H. S. 8, Putnam H. S. (league game) May s. w. H. S. 5, Southbridge 4, Il innings, Geague gane); May B at Webster, Mass, Bartlett H. S. [ T, W. H. s. 6, 10 innings, (Ieague game, protested); May 18, Killingly H s. 6. w. H. s. Qeague game); May 20, at South Manchester, w. H. S. $. M. H. s. T, 10 innings; May 24, al Southbridge, Mass, W. H. S. 8, s. H s. 5. Qeague game): May 27, Putnam H. s. 8. w. H. s. 3 Ceague game) May 30, Bu1keley School Independent. of New London 4, w. H. S. 8; May 31 at Webster, Mass, Bartlett Higi School 2. W. H. s. 1, Qeague game) June [, at Danielson, Killingly H. s i6, w. H. $. 1. Qeague game.