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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-02
MORE LOCALS

See Bettersworth for anything you
need
Not the biggest but the best-Busy
Bee Cafe.
Get Ohio River salt aat ID. A New
tons store. tie
handle good roofing al right prices
w. J. Shaw.
Fresh sausage Tuesday and Friday
-Bettersw
Engraved cards. wedding invitations.
tc.. az this Office.
All kinds Of fresh canned goods at
BetterswOrth'A
Plenty Of Ohio River Salt In barrels.
ID. \ Newton. tie
A new place clean place-a place
20 eat-Busy Bee.
LIvERADE really acts on the liver.
why take calomcls
Let me figure on your building con-
fract.-W. J. Shaw.
Nice line Of granite ware just re-
ceived. Bondurant Bros.
have plenty Of Ohio River Salt.
Better get yours now.-D. A Newton.
Extra heavy veedol oil for tractors
etc. Sl-2O a gallon at Bondurant Bros
Wanfed-I want 90 buy No.
/ fresh mich COW M A Mcdaniel
1912 p.
LET'S EAT az the Busy Bee.
Pure Catawba grape (white) juics
az Bondurant Bros.
Il For SaIe-Scveral nice th0rouxhhrss
III Durors ar.ss- ~ss.- ~ n
II CLARK. State Line Ky 2p
III County Warrants Nanfed-f wan
20 buy county warrants see me q
leave them 40 Courier office H. w
III Whiuule tfc
Timber Wanted: White oak. res
oak. ash. poplar and hickory. on eithe
the c. NJ 4 c. or y. q & St L. Rvs
we pay highest cash prices. See o
write ms before you seli.-C. NJ. Ad
ans 4 Son. Hickman XIV tie
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NOT BONE DRY" THERE.

Rumor has II, that a big shaggy lion
Is roaming the woods in the hills be-
tween luka, Grand Rivers and Gum
Springs 1t Is said that boy ON q
mule was chased by the lion until the
mule leaped over a fence with its rid
er, leaving the lion ON the outside II
there Is real lion In the neighborbood.
he may have escaped from a big show.
-Paducah Sun.
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MAY START SOON.

An early beginning 81 the work on
the Ohio River Route. Kentucky new
federal aid highway. il planned 10y the
State road department. Tie new thor
0ughfare is % Dee q standard surface
highway modern construction that viii
link Paducah and West Kentucky with
Louisville and the Blue Grass. follow
ing the Ohio river
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TO MEEI Al CLINTON.

The West Kentucky Baptist Associa-
ton composed ~ the Baptist churches
OF Fulton. Hickman and Carlisle coun-
ties. viii convene for its annual three
day session. Ola - -toher :. the local BuT-
fist church being the host Of the meet.
ing There viii likely be more than a
hundred Delegates besides "a consider
able number Of visitors.
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COIRT WILL MEET

The Fulton County Fiscal Court will
meet al Hickman i'm regular monthly
session on Tuesday. oct. !. All claims
and other business To come before this
body should be prepared 10y that time.
Monthly meetings of the court seems
10 De- great improvement over the old
semi-aiuual plan better for the court
ud ali nnv wing business before il.
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Timber Wanted: White oak. red
oak. ash. poplar and hickory. on either
the C.. NJ & g. or y. & & ST L. Rvs.
we pay highest cash prices. See or
write ms before you seli.-C. NJ. Ad-
ans 4 Son. Hickman XIV tie
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Camel. sre sold everywhere
IN scientifically sealed pack
ale. of 20 cigarettes o. fen
packages t700 eixArefresl IN
slss.sne-psper-eovere6esrfon-
we strongly recommend this
carton for fbe home or offics
suppIy or whom you travel
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County Warrants Wanfed-T want
20 buy county warrants see me or
leave them 40 Courier office H. w
Wh.pule tfc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
DklA l.aSsQ .Nel,D(1..T
Is 1t Your Nerves?

How often you hear the rema rk ITS
my nerves! Many strong appearing
men and women fret because they do
not feel as well as formerly, yet their
physicians tell them they have no or
game disease. They are weak, listless
sieepiess, neuralgia, and have vari-
aple appetite. are excessively irritable
ana sometimes hysterical AS soon as
any OF these symptoms appear. War
her $ SAFE Nervine should be taken &C.
cording TO directions. 1t has n direct
action on the nerves and is a medicine
OF proven merit. 1t aliays irritability
from nervous exhaustion, produces
eaithful and refreshing sleep. and
leaves no unpleasant symptoms 1t
contains no narcotics and may be taken
with no fear OF Ill effects. To any who
suher from loss of sleep. neuralg la,
nervous headaches and nervous pros
tratton. Warmers Safe Nervine brings
prompt relief Sold by Grant Drug
| co and sll leading druggists. Sample
sent on receipt of ten cents. Warmers
=. Y.--Adv.
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DAMvilLE MAN is HELD
PRISONER BY PRUSSlANS
Tells Thrilling story Of Hin Experi-
ences I'm BOche Prison Cnmp
ON IIis Return.

IL
DANN1LLE. VA, May 3-Paimer
Boyd, Of this city. one of the few Dam
vile men 20 experience the rigors Of
Il German prison camp. arrived home
this morning. weighing about twenty
pounds less than he did when he left
BOYD was attached to the medical corps
OF the Thirty-eiGhth Infantry. and was
captured at ChateauThierry on July
10, or after the two days OF memorable
and heavy fighting. The young man
SAID ihat he found three wounded
Americans, and sent one TO a dressing
station on litter, with instructions
that an ambulance be sent for the other
TWO. lie remained by their side for
soFerai hours. end. as no ambulance
came, he set out for the dressing sta
ton. only to walk into the arms Of the
Germans. who happened to have cap
turcd him.
Taken to Laon he was stripped and
al Of his possessions taken from him.
His mothers picture Was torn up be-
Tore his eyes. Clad in CASTOR Ger
man uniform he was removed to Darn
Stadt where he stayed some months
lie was then moved to Rastatt. where
the arm.sticc brought him release
Normally. Boyd weighed 17j pounds
but German prison fare brought him
down to little over 100 pounds. Mos;
OF the fooe a. Rastatt. he says, was
UNBEATABLE. but the American captives
were usually driven to eating il after
fasting for a day. He speaks highly
of the Y. NJ. g 4
Boyd formerly won many prizes a,
Virginia fairs for corn growing. He
has gone to his parental home i'm
Alton. Pit,sylvania County. TO recuper.
ate after his term OF service
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RIVERSIDE MAYOR FAV0RS
LEGITIMATE LOVE- MAKING
Executive Issues Proclamation Follow
ing Hcpcni of AntikissinK
Ordinance.

RIVERSIDE, CAL. May 3.-Follo%ing
the repeal of RverSidc's famous anti
kissing ordinance prohibiting men and
women from kissing each other pub
licly. Mayor Horace Porter has issued
an official proclamation denying his
administration was too puritanical"
and ;atins he favored Legitimate love-
making. Reports reached the Mayors
ears that March field soldiers had dub
bed him a long hair" ana had declared
they had been compelled to seek amusc-
mcnt in other cities. SO today there
is no lid on lovcmaking in Riverside,
but the Mayor, Il former pastor, has
let it be known that Il frowninE eye
would be east upon persons who sought
to take advantage of the privilege and
toy with the affections Of Riverside's
fair daughters.
young people arc made to love and
be loved. the proclamation stated.
Love-makinG is Il perfectly natural
and normal phenomenon. should Ger
tainly hate To see any city law which
would interfere with legitimate love
The war and influenza epidemic have
left us too melancholy. People should
now seek amusement Of any and all
kinds. providing it is not vicious I'm
in favor Of dancing If il is conducted
III the proper manner.
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and show its contents. When he re-
fused to do this the policemen forced
the lock.
Search disclosed that. besides Il fc.
of his own and his Wife'S garments
the case contained nothing except car
pcnter's tools
Prince is carpenter. well-drcsscd
bronzed. and has been engaged III build
ing ships for the merchant marine.
His hands are calloused with toll. His
face is scanned from exposure to the
elements. but there is nothing about
him TO suggest the bootlegger. 1t was
this appearance that enlisted the SYM
pathies of tho byStanderS.
When the policeman ordered him to
move on after they had broken into
his suit case, he refused to obey. and
appealed TO the bystanders to see that
a strange; obeying the laws of the
land and the ordinances of Richmond.
he Eiven fair treatment.
The crowd was with him. despite the
threats of the policemen to use their
clubs. Many said they wonld stand by
him in any legal proceedings he might
care to institute.
Prince was on his way TO visit his
wife when he was held up by the
policemen, but says he intends TO re-
mafR here unit! hc can begin action
against the policemen
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OFFICERS FIND HEAVY
SUIT CASE BONE DRY
Now j. L. Prince Of Baltimore, Ship Carpenter Way
Home to Visit Family, Threatens Suit Against Police
men Who, He Declares Grossly Inundated Him.

Because he was held up. searched
and obliged to submit TO humiliatins
treatment before II crowd of about 200
people in Main Street last night. j. L.
Prince. of Baltimore. threatens to bring
suit against Sergeant G. c. Green aud
other members Of the Richmond Police
Department who had hand in the
affair.
according. 10 Prince and several eye
witnesses of the episode. he was walk
ing through Firs, Street. near Broad.
when he was accOSted by Green and
other policemen who are said TO have
demanded to know what he had in a
heavy suit case he was carrying. They
said they believed i, liquor. He de-
MED this. and refused TO submit to
search.
Then. it is stated. Green ordered one
of the policemen to follow Prince while
he applied to a magistrate for a John
Doe warrant OH the ground that there
was probable caiIS. for the belief that
the man was carrying liquor. Near
First and Main he overlook Prince.
There. il is said. he seized Prince by
the shoulder aud demanded that he
stop. Princes coat was nearly torn
on however. before he did stop. Then
he was told that he was under arrest
and was ordered To open the suit case
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Is a handsome, bearded man, who well
becomes his state dress.
This consists OF tull-bottomcd wig.
black gown and black court dress, with
knee breaches, silk stockings and
buckled shoes. Below him are the
short white horsehair wigs and black
gowns drawn. over ordinary black
business suits. On either side rise
ranges Of green leather benches. and
in front of the clerks Is tho table"
a solid mass of mahogany. covered
with books and dispatch boxes. On
this occasion only. the floor OF the
house in front Of the table is occupied
ments and copies OF the oath. This
oath. binding the NJ. L. 10 bear true
allegiance to the sovereign. and 10 ex-
ercise unbiased judgment. Is admin Is
tered by one Of the clerks.
Then the newly elected members arc
marshaled in single file along the left
mace tsymhol of the authority OF Par
liamentJ. which lies on Il. helps to
remind the NJ. p. OF the antiquity Of
the institution to which he has been
golden surface the letters G. r. H.
tCarolus Rex IL, and is the l!neal sue
cession OF the ''bauble" which crom-
we'll ordered his soldiers TO carry
away when he broke UP the long Par
lament
Gives Name and Constituency.
The NJ. u. then signs his name and
that of his constituency to the roll OF
Farl lament and Is presented to the
speaker by the chief clerk \ hand.
shake. smile. perhaps pleasant
word. and he passes on into the dark
ness behind the Speakers chair For
the rest Of the day he is free (since
no debate takes place on the days set
aside for the swearing In OF new
mcmbers) to explore the Hobbies. and
libraries and tea rooms of what was
once called The Best Club in London "
or he may go home with the proud re-
Election that he has set his name on
the roll that bears those Of Bacon and
fnnpden. Walpolc and Pitt. Palmer
sion. Gladstone, Disrael. and Cham.
berlain.
His constituency may reject him a,
the next election. but of that homo,
noth'nS can rob him.--CoDyrisht. 1919
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GERAGHTY TO FIGHT SUIT
Husband of Rich Girl Claims Eau,jI,
Aienntea Affections of His
Wife.

BOSTON. May 3.-Fo!lowing closely
upon the announcements that Jack Ge-
raShty would be served with papers in
a divorce suit by his wife. Julia French
Gerashty, instead of Il separate main
lenance action comes the statement
from Geraghty's attorney. Frederick
WinTerskN. that his client will file n
suit for the custody OF their son Jack.
Jr.
Geraghty was also declared 10 no
preparing suits against variors mem
beers OF the French family for alleged
alienation Of the affections of his wife.
II was also intimated that suit may
he brought for alleged court libel-an
unusual action IN 4 divorce case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
GERMANS GRITICISE
LABOR DtII.Et: APRONS
IRy Associated Press.


BERLIN. May S.--First reports from
the German newspaper men mt Yer
sailles appeared at noon Friday in the
Ncuc Zcitung Am Mittag and an extra
edition of the Lokal Anzei2er.
The correspondent OF the Xcitun2
Am Mittage criticiscs the make up Of
the allied delegations because tabor.
in the German Sociaiistic sense, is not
represented in the delegations OF the
United States, Canada, South Africa,
India or Japan. He says that the
British labor representative is not a
Socialist, and has been repudiated by
the British labor party. The corrc-
Spondent adds that the German Labor
represen were depressed in read :
ing the allied list.
:. Count Won Brockdorn- Rantzau. the
correspondent says. evidently was
satisfied with the meeting Thursday
ut the Trianon Palace Hotel. because
lit removed all doubt about ncgotin :
ton and exchange on j basis Of mutual
equality. proving that no dictated peace
is planned
The CORE spondent OF the l.okal An
zeiger says that the peace terms can
not be shown To the Germans before
saturday, because the return Of Pre-
mier Orlando and Foreign Minister
Sonnino is expected and the Italian
situation must be cleared up hrs,.
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CLAIM ROADSTER CONTAINED
234 PiNTS OF WHISKY
Dnn>iIc Police tpprchcnd John Lynn
tnbb. Who Resides In
Augusta, Gu.


DANNlLLE. VA. May 3.-John Lynn
Cobb. a negro. who says that his home
is in Augusta. Tia, was arrested here
yesterday when Il high powered road
s,cr car lie was driving was found
stocked with pa pintS Of bonded
liquor The man said that he w.s on
his way from Baltimore TO Augusta,
ana that he had instructions from T..
:. Dunbar, Il bricliyard proprietor and
owner OF the machine. TO make the
trip.
Cobb was detained by policemen.
VINO suspected that the handsome car
had been stolen by the negro. While
the officers We're questioning him a
thin strea moi liquor began running
on; o: the rear OF the ear, this being
accounted for by brcakaEes incurred
or the bad roads leading into tho city
This fully revealed the ears mission
Cobb. taken 10 the office of the Chief
o! Police managed to escape. but was
rccnpturcd after sharp chase by
officers.
The negro viii he tried next week
and the interstate journey feature will
PROBABLY be injected into the defcns
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BRITISH NJ. Prs GET CLARET
Men VIII Receive Small Ration OF
Wine Through Orders OF
Government.

LONDON. May 3.-Dry Washington,
where the NJ. &. may not even be able
10 go back home for :. drink soon ma Y
take some interest In the fact that
Hritish NJ. p.s are 10 be rationed as
to claret
The Kitchen Committee. which for
merry was able TO serve IL pint OF good
c!aret ioi shilling in the Wcstmins-
Ter dininE-room, reports that the sup
ply oi good. cheap wine is almost eX-
haus,ed The serving drops and the
prlce goes up but il vii! still be sew
cral. times lower than the piccadilly
rates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
DEMAND CAPITALIZATION
French Mission nj Vienna Ia Snid to
Have Asked Surrender OF
All Arms.

BERLIN. May Sit is learned here
that the Soviet government at Buda
pest has been in communication with
the French mission at Vienna. from
which il has received conditions de-
nanhinS the immediate capitulation OF
the SovictS ana the surrender of all
arms and ammunition and that Buda-
pest lie occupied by democratic adj
ministrniion.
The Soviet envoy replied that he was
empowered to accept all these condi-
tons. but his counFerproposition that
the persona! safety Of the mcmbe rs
of the government and their families
he guaranteed was rejected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
THREE AVIATORS KILLED
British Plane. Bearing General Sykes
Drops and Pilot IL
Victim.

LONDON, May s.-An airplanc. in
which General Sykes, controller gen
cral Of civil aviation. was making a
light. fell today at kenly and the pilot
captain Knott. was killed General
sykes was badly shaken
machine with former Naval Com
mander Leigh. nephew Of Lord New
ton. burst into flames today over North
London Commander Leigh was seen
TO crawl On to the wing of his machine
and jump from great height. His
body was buried in the ground OF the
garden Of Sergeant Parry. who was
also Killed today in similar accident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
MARCH IN THE RAIN
Thousands of Workers in Germaa,
Call for Peace and
BFeAd.

COLOGNE. Nav 3.-Tha Snartacis,s
planned a great demonstration in Dus.
SeIdori Mulhcim. Essen and Dursbure
Toy new strike on May Day
thousands Of workers with thei,
wives and children ma rched i'm the rain
mere on May Day The Marseillaist
was sung and banners carried readine
eve me peace and bread" Down
win war equal rights TO all"
1t was the greatest demonstration In
the history Of the city and ii marked
the hrst appearance of the red flag
The British posted an armed guard
put lis services were not needed The
crowds were orderly and even de
pressed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
YOUTH WITH STlLETTO
THREATENS CLEMENCEAU
Seized b! French Police Near the En-
trance TO Home of
Premier.

PARIS. May 3.--Another attempt
against Premier Clemenccau appar-
entity has been frustrated by the ar
rest Of ninetcen-ycar-o youth. who
was seized near The entrance OF 81.
Clemenceau's horIe The youth. whose
name is CorI+ili.n. was carrying a
stiietto and had in his posse ssion
anarchist literature
He declared he did not want 10 Kill
the Premier. but desired only to make
gesture"
Cornillon was acquainted with Emile
Coffin, who recently shot A. Clemcn-
ceau. DE met Coffin in 1918 in some
or the studies III Paris. Cornllon
halls from Venay
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In BLOOD DISEASES
Like scrofula, Ecxsh,a. and Mhhy
Skin Troubleh.


AS well as a general Spring medicine
for catarrh, rheumatism, dyspepsia.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is of great value
to men, women, children.
II does its thorough work in these
weli-dehncd diseases by clea nsing the
blood. on the pure, healthy condition
OF which depend the vigor and tone OF
the whole system.
Hoods Snrsapsrilla is equally sue
cessful in the treatment OF troubles
that are not so we'll defined-cases OF
"a low or rundown condition or gen.
eral debility, loss of appetite and tba,
tired feeling, or cases In which we see
now very plainly aftcr-effects of the
worry and anxiety caused by the world
war and the debility following the
grip. influenza and fevers. In all such
ailments II has accomplished a won.
derful amount OF good.
Ilood's Pills help as n stomach to n
Ing. digestive cstha rtic.--Adv.
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81 pr the German cables question
Sa.o consulted with the foreign
}xS4StSrt and secretaries OF state.
}$5 rSsSS ~ Sheir eastern front the Bolshc-
are retiring in disorder. 1t il
sSgestsd after being defeated by
8ss19rad by the Finns.
S SsssS me Roumanian and Czcoho- Slovak
ERE sshs Hungarian Communists to make
concessions for an armistce
Hg1s AEmtCs continue to march on
i ftslisn. In Advance.
ere reported TO have occupied a bridge
over the River Drav In an advance
In have nsep rs sb,
Inf the Austrians in Carinthia. are
SAD To- be eon.inuing their attacks
Jsis held by the Italians.
The big three took up the Polish
6soandary problems today. nne con
S&peated failures Of the Poles and their
neighbors to work together. The Dan
Zig settlement. IL liz understood. VII
follow the lines already Indicated in
y dispatches TO America.
Say Peace by june 4.
i5& Peace will be signed by June J.
This statement Is contained III "a
wireless message sent by the German
3 lin. The message was intercepted by
Bsthe French wireless.
rs Tho message also says that the Ger
man correspondents are unanimous in
their opinion that the French authori-
Lies are very cold but correct"
The American iaS press is showi Ing
message lamcnts.
Cables Question Before Council.
In an effort to hasten the remaining
details of the peace treaty, the coun-
~ nf hrn ~. nm "a Ia a m
usual today and resumed consideration
Of the question OF the German cables.
It was announced that the council Of
taries would join the council OF three
later in the day.
Financial Plan Unpopular.
Auth ho sn disannro,Yal OF plan
credit was expressed today by the
financial members OF the American
,bs the iS s sis,a enGwn de
: be party TO any joint action having
for its purpose the restoration OF Ger
man business.
1t had been proposed by the British
that German bond issue OF So, Ooo. 600
700 be arranged. with Great Britain,
other ailied and associated powers as
Euarantors. The American delegates
took took, the position that such en- a plan
contrary TO American precedent.
1t was explained that the British
proposal included the airport ionment
including even the smal newly ere
ated governments. The apportionment
was to be based upon the relative
wealth of the signatories.
One objection raised was that the
failure of any one of the EuarantorS
TO bear its share would result; in in
oreasing the burden and responsibility
of the others, thus creating q situation
obviously unjust.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

Pow found tho broken door In tho resP
where they had made their entrance
and. not knowing that the thieves wore
there at the time. went to q NEARBY
drug store and notified the owncrs
When he returned he found that tho
thieves had left. leaving the door
partially open.
at | o'clock yesterday morning n
man passing through the alley behind
the store stumbled over suit caSc.
which was found to contain part of
the loot taken from the store The
safe in the store was undisturbcd
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ROUMANiANS CROSS THESIS
Hungarian Troops Lack Discipline mud
Fall Back Before Heavy
OnsIHuElifs.
nv A ssociated Press l

COPENH AGEN May 3.-The Rou-
lhani6ns yesterday effected crossing Of
the Thesis River at Szolnoz and Tisza-
Po!gar, according TO Hdvices from Bud
apest. Misco!Eu, ninety eight miles
northeast Of Budapest, has been cvac-
la,ed.
czecho forces have advanced near
NiScolga the main cause Of this
military success being lack Of d:sci-
pine by the Hungarian troops.
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breaks Record Embnrkipe Troop,

cruiser Frederick. which arrived
here today hearing troops Of the one
Hundred and Nineteenth Field Art!l-
Division composed OF National Guard
units OF Michigan. together with seven
casual companies of the Four Hundred
al! records for swift embarkation of
troops while preparing TO leave Bresi
Shc reached iirest from the United
%. Ia three hours and flftecn mimi 80
she had discharged her cargo, EN-
parked lob troops and was sicaminR
back TO America