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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-24
BALL FANS TO
HAVE TEA" At
GRAND PAC|F|C
Kirk Sounds Call for First Meet
ing of Season at Noon on
Monday
BUSINESS MANAGER
WILL BE ELECTED
"That a.hOY.'

udJ d-uUS
G. N. Kirk, player manager Of the
Bismarck baseball team last season,
didn't speak these words this morn
ing. but he had them in mind. With
league teams of the East going into
spring training and baseball Society
filing the columns of the press, Kirk
felt the bug sting him today for the
first time this season.
Announces Meeting. ~.
At a Il O'clock tea to be held in
the Grand Pacific hotel Monday, plans
for the coming season will be discuss
ed and prospects will be given gen.
eral airing on what Kirk sees as the
biggest year for baseball in the his
tory Of the city. Every dyed-in-the-
wool baseball fan is invited to attend
the noon luncheon. 1t is expected that
fully SO or more will get on the side
lines Of the meal
"A good share Of the players who
were on the team last year have writ
ten that they are willing to return.
Letters have been received from
Twirler Christensen, Outfielder Col
Inns, Catcher Peacock and Dolly Elder,
the latter now in Iowa. Frankenhof,
who played first part of the season,
is in the city in the employ of the
Marshal Oil company.
Get Work For Players.
According to the suggestion made
by Kirk, he deems it advisable for
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-24
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tab
lets, the substitute for calomel. n
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician
for II years and calomers old-hinc en-
envy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers q
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, sooth-
ing vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the keynote" OF these
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally, They never force them to
If you have Ozark brown mouth"
now and then-a bad breath-a dull
tired feeling - sick headache - torpid
liver and are constipated, you'll find
quick, sure and only pleasant results
from one or two little DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night just to keep right. Try them.
10c and 25c per boz. All druggists.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-24

the players to procure work in the
city and will direct part of his atten'
ton to this end. Kirk said today he
will not be in the lineup this COM
ing season. but will be booster and
a worker for strong Bismarck team.
A peculiar situation confronts base
ball managers, due to the passage Of
a law by the Fifteenth legislative as
sembly which permits the playing Of
games on Sunday if no charge is made.
This matter will be aired at the meet
ing.
Several have made the suggestion
that score cards be sold for % cents
or that season tickets be issued. 9th
ers have suggested that the hat be
passed.
viii Elect Officers.
AT the noon meeting, business
manager will be chosen and different
committees appointed. One will be
named for the purpose of canvassins
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-24

the city for subscriptions. Last year
about $1,000 was raised in the can.
vass of the business district of the
city, and it is expected that an amount
equal to it will be subscribed this
season.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Renbert
Last week : items.

Last week : items.
Preaching at Pleasant Hill eve
ry first Saturday night, Sunda,
and Sunday night. R"v. NJ. II
Ciiit, pastor.
Mrs. Cmic Curtis Of St. George
spent from Friday till Monday
visiting r. latiy"S in Rnmhert
VIII Eiake and Fred TI.nSley
LETT last week for Rawlins. Wyo.
Roy Williams called on Frank
Coday Saturday night.
Nancy Scott and Omin Curtis
called IN Mrs. viii Randolph
Saturday night.
Bertha Young. visited at Will
Pryor'S Saturday night.
The party at Curtis Hake's
Friday night was well attended.
Rosie Benton came home Sat.
urday.
Planting corn is the order OF
the day.
CRAZY MADGE.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
ff1rs. Codav's
millinery parlor
Wayside Cleanings

Such nice spring weather The
Thermometers has been climbing
10 80 degrees.
The apple trees and li|acS are
in bloom now. and We can lave
perfume free.
Grass is growing now and far
merS do not have to feed their
stock so much.
Fife Flndley visited her sister.
Mrs. Doc Gates. a few days.
Ralph Gray has gone toTarkio
There was 4 lecture at the Ma
comb NJ Il church Monday night.
Rev. II. J. F'nwick of Noun
tain Grave pre- .cl,.d at the Ma,
comb NJ +, church SUNDAY morn.
ing and evening.
Last week Items.
April showers
Make May flowers.
Such nice spring weather.
Farmers are busy planting
corn.
There are lot "f spring flow
erS for the children to gather.
W. +. Shortridge made bnSi
ness trip to Conway and while
there visited bis friends, Rev. D..
d. killam 5.
Mr.. Nelson and son departed
for Oklahoma Monday where
they expect to work.
Jesse Brazeal is sick
Mrs. W n. Brake vas in
Springfield Friday.
Mr.. Moh-rly i sick.
Herbert Shelton and wife have
been employed aS t achers at
the Macomb school for the com
ing year Walter Johnson will
teach the Liberty school and
Otla Walker the johnson school
Paul McAlliStcr is clerking
for the Macomb Mercantile Co
insGead OF Mrs Jim Ei,Dd, who
has been clerk there for several
months.
Sunday school at the MacomI
Methodist church every Sunday
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Norwood Department

Rev. G.. Chaiwrll nf Mansfield
was in town last week.
NrS Hopper of near Drnl"w
left for Mountain Grove Friday
wh"r" she viii spend the sum.
lncr
VIM. Shores and Frank S"y.
mour and wife left for Iowa last
week.
t. f.. Cola Of Macninb was in
town last Week.
Geo. +. Shores and family Wis.
tied their daughter. Mrs. Willie
Wood. on Milestone Last week.
} l. Woods Of Springfield was
in town Saturday.
wv Frink has purchased one
If the L. ID Grant properties.
Miss Esther Harmon OF Noun
tam Grove was here Tuesday.
Ms. Ben ". Simmons Of Hart.
vile VAS here yesterday cnroute
to Mountain Grove.
Jesse Mitchell of Ava WAS here
Monday.
Mrs. Walter Moore Of Hart
Vile Was here Saturday.
Jcln j. Robinson and wife of
Alice w"rc here saturday.
Mrs BAY less Johnson and
daughter OF Cold Springs we're in
town Friday.
". : Keith and wife Of Noun.
tain Grove We're here last week
Mrs I f. DunSmurc Of Ben
Davis WAS here last week.
y. j. Craig and wife Of Mans.
field w.rn here last week.
D1uS Newkirk of Mountain
Grove VAS here Tuesday.
Harry Cramer returned from
Fairfax, Okla Monday.
DrS. ". S. and II. S. and r. l..
'alioun and families spent Sun.
lay at Dunn on the formers
arm.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
A Modern Daniel

A travelling evangelist, Finley
Malachi Hall by Name. recently
closed series of meetings at
Lake Lily church and promised
to return and hold another meet
ing in tabernacle. His aim as
he stated it is TO set up the kin.
dom of Christ. u unite TIL
churches and separate the sheep
from the goats. He claimed to
be an angel Of the Lord. with
power to cast out devils, and ey
pressed a readiness to 90 like
Daniel into n lions den. 4 ser
ious movement was set on foa,
by some of his hearers to hire a
lion and give him try out. but
the subscription fell through
because of poor financial encour
agement. Mountain Grove Jour
nal.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

April ~. NJ. f. Church.
Subject. Missionary Opportu
mites in Latin America. lisa, TO.
Is.
Leader, W. a Black.
Why has not mere attention
been given to Latin America in
the past. Lula Riley.
What are Some of the causes
that are drawing attention to
Latin America nows W.C.Cotiay.
Why is Latin America import.
ant as a mission field. Jewell
Hoover.
Why should our country feel a
special responsibility for the
welfare OF Latin America: }. &.
Carter.
What missionary efforts have
already been made for kalln
America: Mrs. q, &. Freeman
What are some of the fields
yet untouched by missions in
Latin America: Mabel Hoover
What are kinds of missionary
work especially needed in Latin
America. Laona Hoover.
What are some of the chief
difficulties in the way of miss on.
airy effort in Latin america: j.
d. Reynolds.
What are some nf the favorable
conditions characteristic of Lat
in America as a mission field
Mrs. c. L Beach.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Lead Hill

This is Ike spring: tits 50 nice
and warm: W. haze been having
some nicc rams Iatcly.
Scho | closes the eth. Miss
Clel a GaSkill has been employed
to teach the next term.
Ms Jor Gu>s has been al
sick.
Death has never entered this
home. The hour of retiring
comes and. b!eS >rd with fathers
instructions and mothers pray.
erS. the little group rrtlreS Tor
the night. May it not b" that
angels hover ever such home:
! But sickness comes. The moth
er is pr0>trhird. \ physician i
called but h.. gives no hope.
/ Friends gather about the bed
aud look sadly on while Mother
passes through the valley and
shadow OF death. The dreadful
hour is over at last and she is
dead. Night comes on again and
a lonely watch is kept. How
chang Il this home. What now is
the evening hour: What must il,
be in all times to come: Little
children know no one >u dear as
mother.
cit and think when the sunsets gold
l. flushing river and hill and snore,
shall one day stand by the water cold
And list to the sound of the hoatuan :
oar.
| stai! watch for CLEAN oi the snowy
sail,
shalt hear the boat As il gains the
stand,
| shall pass from sight with the boat.
man pale
/" the better shore of the spirit land.
! shall know loved ones who have zone
before,
And j"yfnlly sweet will the meeting br.
When over the peaceful river
The angel OF death shall carry mr.
Sunday School at Lead Hill at
10 4. IN. every Sunday. Singing
every Wednesday evening and
every 4th Sunday after Sunday
School. Preaching every LIST Sat.
urday night and Sunday at II a
IN. and every sd Sunday morning
and night. LIZA JANE.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Wolf Creek

Last weeks items.
We've been having real spring
Weather since Easter.
War seems To be in everyone )
talk.
The stork visited E. ". Skies
and wife April II and left baby
girl.
R"y. +. J. Light flied his rig
uiar appointment at the Thorp
scnoo! house Sunday and Sun,
day night.
Harvey Coday's. who have
had the smallpox. were rel aSed
from quarantine last week after
having 10 >tAy al home for a
bout twO months.
Eva Lakcy. who has been stay
ing IN Mansfield. returned Sat.
urday.
THE Blue EYED CEiCMS.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Obituary

Nt'N' N >jtl1tN Ntu t'itt't''o ss''
funeral at Jackson Chapel Satur
day of Rev. Geo Atkins, aged -
years. who died Friday AT his
home near Norwuca IL was II
prominent Methodist preacher.
for many years being \ circui,
rider.
James Gilliland, aged III yelrs,
months anh ~ dayS, passed
away Tuesday III his home in
Mansfield, death resulting from
b00chjil pneumonia. He is sur
viyed by several child,en, his
wife having preceded him in
death The funeral was held a,
No ) yesterday aftrrno II,
! Lucinda Mi liner WAS bonn in
/ Nermillion county. III, De. II.
lsi2a:: died April -. 1917, aged ~
years. 3 months and - days In
! lo6i she was married to- Wm.
Land of Coles comfy. Ill., To this
union were born q children, /
bows and ) girls. : OF whom are
living. In 1892 they mo"ed to
Wright county. Mo, where they
spent the remainder of their lives
Mrs. Land WAS not 4 mem Der of
any church but liveda Christian
life and throughout her Illness
and suffering, declared She was
ready TO go to the upper and bet
ter world At SunSet she passed
quietly away. To meet Uncle Bill,
who had preceded her about five
years. The funeral was cvnduc.
ted from the text Job l4.l4 to 4
large crowd of weepin. people
after which the body WAS laid to
rest by the side uf her husband
70 await the resurrection morn.
| p. DAVIS.
/ God in his infinite m, rcy has
seer tit to call from oGrmidS our
beloved friend and neighbor.
Wm. Riley Deaver. who passed
away April 1t, at ) p m. at his
home near Mansfield. Mr..
Deaver was born in Tennessee
in 1857 and was Go ears. ) mon
tbs and "a days old. Rev. Rob
ert Young conducted the funpr
al at the PrairiA Hollow church
at | p. m. April lG. Int"rment
in the Prairie Hollow Cemetery.
He is Suviveu by his widoW and
10 children William. Lou. Ed,
ward. Jesse, Frank, Ernest.
IruSSle, Lloyd. and OrvaI Dnaver
and Bertha Stout, Rosa Young.
the eldest daughter preceded
him L, the better world ; wears
ago last June. Mr.. De,yer was
an upright citizen and good
neighbor and will be greatly mis-
sed in this com munity. We join
with his many friends in extend.
ing sympathy 10 the bereayed
ones.
Father. thou hast gone and LETT rs,
Ne er 10 come back To MS more.
But Ne hope again 10 meet YOU
On the grand eternal shore.-A Friend. I
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Forest Home
Last weeks items.

| - ~ "'th - ittlIlS.
| April iS-trying to stay cold, all
we hop" Is that we get in a good
crop this year and have lots of
rains.
Thursday David Spark and
Miss Lu'a AkerS were married
at Oak Forest.
Albeit Cline has traded his
farm for Kansas property aud
wlll move as soon as he can.
Mr. Shaw has moved on his 10.
acre farm q. miles from Nor.
wood. Mr.. Shaw drove from
Guthrie, Okla having very bad
luck on the road by losing his
wife by death.
, j. White of Norwood took
the mail one trip for MIR. Filler.
( Will Anderson is thinking of
going NJ TO Iowa SON to work.
We are sorry n. A. Duncan is
going to leave US, but we all hope
he finds his new home a good one
Say what do you think of flour
going to 81 Il hundred in a coun.
Try like thi>-a land Of plenty.
There sure will have tu be some
thlng dom tn stop these prices
from going up for there is no
use in it ut al.
1t is reported that the men
VINO tried Ia corner the onion
market lost half million in the
effort. THIS punishment ought
not To stop here. They ought tn
De imprisoned for having even
madd the attempt.
For this war no conScription is
necessary, but if it was necessary
then 1t ought To be used. Paw
the men, not for their services.
tor such services can never he
paid in money, but so they may
enjoy life to some degree and paw
their families enough so that
they can live as they lived when
their bread winners were at
work, and then let the men enlist
fer the duration of the war and
there will be patriotism enough
and to spare to fill the ranks.
After we have recovered from
our surprise VT will take better
care of ourselves for the future
the lines of training a
GER ain number of men. if not all.
for service in case their services
are needed,
There are a few ties taken into
Norwond yet The farmers are
trying TO put out a crop and
make a few ties en- the side 10
help out in the high cost OF living
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Macomb
Last week $ items.

Sunday school every Smda,
at the Macomb Baptist rhurcl
and preaching every third Satur
day and Sunday.
/ Planting corn is the order o!
the day.
( Miss Rnby Frye spent Satur
day night and Sunday viii
Martha Findl-y.
". II. Brake rented the Sow.
ersby farm and moved Uncle
Will Campbell there To raise
chickens and turkeys.
Rev, J. F.. N4viIs of Ava was
in Macomb Thursday.
Rev. J. VI. England pr ,arhcl
at Macomb Saturday and Sun.
day.
For week of April -:
Such coOl weather is likely Ia
kill the fruit.
c. H. NevelS vent to Dcnlow
ana bought ~ head Of hogs.
The egg roast n, Mr.. Nelson 5
was we'll attended and all report
n good time.
Claud DickerSon's : spent Satur-
dag night aud Sunday with his
mother.
Those who attended court at
Hartvile last week were ". II.
Brake. CIaud Dickerson. Paul
McCallister. c. b. Turner. p.
Dake. S. \. Bindley and a. V.
Freeman.
School meeting was held last
week. "A. Bindley was elected
director. The directors met Sat.
urday and decided on Herbert
Shelton and wife for teachers.
Miss Ollie Frye is spending
few days with relati?es in
Springfield.
Mrs.Jim Hay den is on the sick
list.
PENNY. .
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Pea Ridge Items
Last weeks items.

Last weeks items.
( We sure had a good rIin Wed
nesday night and Thursday and
sure appreciate il.
Homer Hedrick spent Satur.
day night and Sunday with
home folks.
James Beckett helped lis
bro,her-in law, Loran Land. haul
logs Saturday.
There wera several people in
Midway and Pearl Center Sat.
urday.
Joe Rushing and wife have
moved to the G bert place
David Beckett is suffering
with 4 Sor. hand and neck.
Everett Newton spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with his
sister. Mrs. Morgan Dodson
Sunday School every Sunday at
Odin. Preaching at the Methodist
church at Pea Ridge every l.h
Sunday morning and night. also
at Odln every 4th Saturday
night and Sunday evening: Rev.
6 r. Bundr. pastor. SUNDAY
school every Sunday; +. 4.
Dodson, superintendent; Miss
|erba Fuga, S"cre,ary.
STEA HBOAT BILL
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

Slot machines and punch
boards were ordered out stores
at . recent council meeting and
these questionable devices are no
more in Seymour. 1t would be
wise for the city dads Of Mans.
field to do likewise in the inter.
est of our men.-C
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

Postmasters of the first, second
and third class have been placed
under the civil service. New
postmasters will have to take an
examination. but Postmaster
James Coday is exempt from ex
animation and will be allowed to
serve q life time unless physical
" incapaciated or removed on
charges
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

Take good care Of all tin cans
that will do to can fruit or yege
tables in this season. They will
come high il you lave to bny
them. Figure on growing every
thing possible this year in the
way of something to eat. Put
any surplus in cans and Il you
have any more than you need,
the balance will sch for good
price.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Card of Thanks

We wish 10 extend our many
thanks TO our many friends and
neighbOrs who assisted during
the illness and d-ath uf our be.
loved husband and father.-Mrs
Wm. Z. Deaver and Family.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

Prepare the soil we'll for all
crops. Take good care of the
land. A good class of farming
always pays. We have had too
much of the other kind here in
the Ozarks.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

Every business house and
home in Mansfield should have
an American flag on display. to
show your loyalty. Visitors
here notice that we are not keep
ing pace with other towns along
this line.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

Mrs might received a lette Z
from her son, T.. J Knight, who
has just Completed successful
term OF high school as Buffalo.
Mo. stating that he had accepted
a better position as sGperintend.
ent of public school in Kansas
at salary Of 81 500 q year Ava
Herald.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

We are in receipt of the Year
Book for 1917, published by the
State Board Of Agriculture. 1t
is a book well worth the room in
any mans home as it contains
much valuable information con
corning our state, its resources
and its people.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
METHODIST CHURCH.

Preaching services every 81
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. G. ". Holmes. Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday a,
a:i5 am. J. d. Reynolds, Supt.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
FOR QUICK MONEY
FOR FARM LOANS
SEE w. S. ELROD
NORWOOD. MO.
F. NJ. HUFFMAN
DRUGS, MEDICINES s
PGRFOMERY

~ Y q Ni z ~ '
Photographic Supplies and Rubber Goods
We solicit your trade because unr goods
an, fresh, onr stock Is complete. our
drugs are pure. We give Won what Won
ask t"r. Prescriptions speciality.
Norwood, No.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Farmers Produce Company

VIII buy yonr Cream every day and
guarantee correct test and right price.
Highest n.arket price paid at all times
t"r Butter. Eggs. Poultry, Hides. Wool.
Jarrett Bldg. North Side, Both phonrs
i.R. kno,wril. Manager. Norwood, Mo.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
THE Blue EYED CHCMS

Drs Lawrence n. Harrison Of
Gainesville and ". H. Harrison of
Ava have purchased the dental
supplies oH ned by DR.. ". G..
Medord. Herald.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

We believe we are going to
have q good season in the Ozarks
and a special effort should be
made to grow a bumper crop.
Prices are sure to be high.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

Wouldn't it be good idea for
Mansfield to have a get-together
meeting: The old saying that in
union there is strength has no
doubt been forgotten in Mans
field &C.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
CUMBERLAND PREsBY.
fERIAN CHURCH.

Preaching every first Sunday.
Rev. j. F. Altman, Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
9 As a. m. q. W. Freeman, Supt.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

Display an American flag from
every Mansfield home and place
of business. Let our visitors see
the flag floating everywhere Mon
day.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

J. r. Humbyrd has sold his
blacksmith shop TO Elmer Hun
.sker OF Byrant and E, E. Law
eon Of Ava Ava Herald.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Bible school at S:i5 4. III. every Sun.
day. J. A. Riley, Superintendent,
Preaching every fourth Sunday.
LAdies' AID Society every Wednes
tzy Afternoon.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26

Preaching services every second
Sonday-Rev. Nicely, Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
9 Is a. m. W. B. Fullington, Supt.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
Don't Delay!

Why not buy that new hat today
pr buy the material here and let us
trm yonr old hal ir.r'
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
FRISCO LINES.
East Bound.

East Bound.
No. .l0l-Passenger l0OOp. IN
No.24l-LocaI freight 1890 a. IN
No. 103 Passenger GAS IN.
West Bound.
No.l02-Passenger 5:22s am.
No. 240 Local freight 1890 an.
No 104 Passenger 6:30 p. n.
L F.. LIVINGSTON Agent.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
The flags on the Post Ohice,
School and in the park look good
and should be there every day.

Mrs. James Coday reports her
March sales OF hats the best
ever. Mirror advertising pays.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-04-26
K. c., o. 4 8. RY.
Daily Except Sunday
Baptist CHURCH.

FRED GROVER, Agent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
4 Revelation and A Warning

forgery was merely one Of their lesser pieces OF
mischief
As TO the repeated references to the German con
sulate. as to the entries involving kcbahn RodIcE
and Schroeder. it may he stated that The informal
ton contained therein and presumably u great deal
more is in possession Of United States officials and
that they are in position to act upon It.
Beyond the absOrbinglv interesting story of ma
chinaton and intrigue. with it's atmosphere of secret
agents and fardung plotting there is the fact that
most Of the activities Of GrasShOf should have been
made impossible There is the further fact that
Hawaii has not hitherto had Naturalization of
the extent of German intrigue.
These revelations should serve 10 wake up every
American citizen who is inclined to easy going in
difference to the facts Of German activity in Hawaii
They should convince every such citizen that moth
ing but the most cPasecss vi ilancc will serve TO
protect Hawaii and the nation from the ccaSccss
conspiracies of the enemy. They should open every
eve to the faithlPssness of German word; to the
ready violation Of law and honor by German Off
GERS; and emphasize again the already known fact
that promise pledge or parole is nothing t"
the German but "a scrap Of paper
Capt. Grasshof carried too far the German con
tempt for "a scrap of paper" He ronfded to "a
scrap Of paper the story of intrigue. and now that
scrap of paper turns up to expose to the world
himself and the men with whom he dealt.