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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20
WILL RECEIVE TOMATOES
SATURDAY, AUGUST Fl.

The Oroville Canning company will
be open to receive tomatoes on Satur-
day the 21st inst. and intend to CON-
mence active operations ON Monday
the 23rd. Before commencing active
operations the management would
ike TO draw the attention of the
growers. also those ladies' who have
signed up for work, as to a few essen.
tiai matters OF mutual interest. In
reference to the growers we would
ask each and every one to read their
contract carefully, if you haven't got
1t or have failed to sign, come into the
olfice and do so, when you bring In
the first load of tomatoes. We will NOT
accept tomatoes that are not deliver
ed in the company's lugs or standard
apple boxes. Tomatoes that are red
ripe and fit for immediate table use.
are hit to can remember this when
picking. II tomatoes are delivered too
green to can Immediately 1t means
holding, perhaps for several days.
consequently tying up the lugs; grow
ers delivering tomatoes in such con-
dltion, cannot expect to be kept sup
piled with empties. Smooth, red to-
matoes, slightly cracked are more ac-
ceptaDle than misshapen corrugated
ones. IT you are growing Earliana as
well as other varieties, keep the Earl
ianas separate if at all possible.
When approaching the cannery al
ways take the left hand road. Your
flrst stop is on the scales in front of
the office
Regarding women employees, we
VIII notify each one by card when
tnelr services are required and in ac-
cordance with the date of their regis
tratlon. Each woman will be furnished
with sufficient oil clotx and tape for
an apron, these aprons are the prop
erty OF the company and any one quit.
ting, will turn in same to factory sun
We insist on cleanliness, we furnish
sanitary towels, soap, ETC., have also
cloak room fitted up for the ladies'
use. We aim to make conditions as
pleasant as possible, and expect You
to assist us.
Read carefully the rules posted up
in the factory. Male employees will
please note that smoking in the fac
tory Will be strictly prohibited. Filthy
Or obscene language will not be tol-
Grated.
we nave compact and up-to-date
canning factory, which Oroville should
we'll be proud of and with the coopera-
lion OF the employees. both male and
female, as well as the growers. the
future success of this enterprise Is al
ready assured.
Our slogan still remains the same
Grown by WHITE LABOR, canned
by WHITE LABOR" Pull together.
OROVILLE CANNING co.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20

They do things right over in British
Columbia when looking after the well
fare of the public. In regard to road
traffic it is safety first with those
people. A new system has been inau-
gurated over there for the protection
of auto travelrs. At night red lanterns
are hung up at every place where
there is danger for drivers, such as
sharp curves and steep embankments
and there are quite number of both
around the various lakes. A force of
men are employed to see that the
will be a long time before the author
tiles on this side of the line follow
such a practice.
This paper wishes to commend Mar
.shal Sprague for the way he is follow
| ing out instructions in the matter of
enforcing ordinances. If the local and
state laws regulating traffic and other
things pertaining to municipal govern
ment are not right have them amended
or repealed, but so long as they are
operative put tHelH III ioIoc. 1No man
willing to abide by the law can, nor
will, find any fault, it is only those
who persist in ignoring regulations
made for the benefit and protection OF
the community as whole that will
protest. An official is not employed 10
play favorites, and while by doing his
duty he may offend an individual he
has the approval and support OF the
mass of the population.
The Stewart-Calvert company last
week purchased from James Swan and
Albert Lynch another large EPSON
salts deposit, lying about nine miles
south west of Oroville. 1t is stated the
new deposit is large and will provide
salts sufficient to keep the present re-
filming plant in operation for number
of wears to come. This new acquisition
taken in connection with their original
Oroville and Canadian holdings gives
them an almost unlimited supply Of
raw material upon which to draw fol
refining purposes and is practica
guarantee that the present salts in
dustry one of the most important In
ldustries of the county, is permamen
fixture for this place.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20
PRAISE FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.

r. Lewis Rutter, president Of the
Spokane and Eastern Trust company,
of Spokane, and president OF the West
ern Union Life Insurance company,
while congratulating the officials of
the First National Bank upon the
handsome new structure that the in
stitution is now occupying, was rather
inclined to feel that too much money
had been invested in improvements,
as he is a very conservative business
man. Mr.. Rutter was taken up to Pen
ticton and over the irrigation tract
and after seeing the resources back OF
the town completely changed his views
as to the investment, declaring that the
bank was fully justified in the expen-
ditures, and predicted for the bank a
most successful career.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20

From the rumors in circulation it is
evident that there are going to be more
Substantial improvements started IN
town before the summer is over, and
Especially will there be marked i'm
provements next year. Every stranger
visiting the town predicts a great fu-
ture for Oroville, and those strangers
who are expressing this opinion base
the same upon observations made
after investigating the surrounding
country. Moreover, in every instance
visitors who have volunteered the
statements upon the subject are men
who have extensive knowledge of 9TH
er parts of the state, men who have
Succeeded in various lines of business
and who are known outside of the
communities in which they live. There
lis a satisfaction in hearing those fire.
|quently repeated prophecies as they
only confirm what the Gazette has
continually declared that nothing can
prevent Oroville becoming one of the
most flourishing cities in the state.
We do not expect it to become Seat
tie or Spokane, but Oroville is going
to give the lesser cities of the state
race for supremacy during the next
decade. We can have little hope of be-
ing here to compare the census or
1880 with that of 1920, but those who
are will be surprised at the increase
in growth that that census will show.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20

A'-V' ana 10 me dnec,eu anu ae,Iver..,
oi , Juus"eiit reiuei eu in sa.u court. ".
4 a, o'9 VI 1uiic, 1870, LaNVr v.
" oHiilh ana asaiiist t1uuson Cunsoli-
o -"iiies coihpany, corporation, ali,
"A. ho".soii, ivr Tie VI Iwenty-
i've 1uiiureu seventy Iwv and oeyeuI, ,
- ieths DuiiaiS l@zoi2 ivI togeIne.
,' VII eosts "a suit ana interest 1 nav,
o ieu oi all the right. title. clam and IN :
leiest of said uelenoanl VI. IN and Io m,
iono"ihs property, lu-wu:
.cte"ted mining ciaIiis known as tn.
SSuupier neat Wonaar 'Uuuro AM.
oiiiiihaileeii located III Section II l.,
ana ~. lownsnp Az, North or Range =.
=. w. NJ. containing S2.64 acres more O,
Tess tosetner with the improvements am,
appuitenahces tnereunto belonging, SIT
ington. W ~S"
,a', Mouce is hereby given that on the 14tn
uay oi August A. u, 1871, at lU q. .clork
t,; "a, M., oi sad day. will sell all the right,
uated Mines Company, a Corporation an,
a. lhoinson, Or either OF them, in ana
10 the above described property, or So
,s,,. ,s,ucn theieoi as may be necessary to sat
isiy piaintlIis claim, besides all costs. IN,
telest ana uccruing COSTS
ne sale VIII take place at the front door
vi tne Court House. at Okanogan in Okla
,Usai, Us Sou NY Washington, at public auc-
best bidder '~''~
Dated at Okanogan. Okanogan County.
Washington was this Ith day OF July, A. u.
HARRY e. STARK,
Sheriff of Okanogan County Wash
by e. j. WILSON. Deputy
ADAMS Il VINCENT, Attorneys for
First publication July 16. 1920. -
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Of L. I'D. NO.
Notice is heiepy gwen tiiat the i'm
prov Neniehts pioViueu Ior W UIuiiiai,.e
40. ot y, tne Town "a O,ovine, nave
"eeh Completed ana the luWu cOuuuu
wan on August ~, l3zU, lake uD the mat
.ei oi ilnai settlement wiIn Ine contract Tor
"i'u an parties naNilig objection To tie
'.c'e eptaii,e vi his Improvement and the
iihai setlienent tneIeuI ale hereby notl-
iied To me tneir objections in writing
"i.n the Town Clerk on or before the.
uate set lor the nearing III TINS notice
E II. House, Town Clerk.
fupiished August l3 ana ~. 1920.
NOTi~E TO CREDITORS
IN tiie oupeiior Court oI Tie state OF
washington, ior Okanosan county.
lii tie matter oi the estate VI James
heeail' ueceased. Notice to Creditors.
Notlce Is hereby given that John E.
w enc has been appointed and mas Quali-
lieu rs the executor OF the estate OF
James fteSan deceased and all persons
having claims against said deceased to
serve same on the executor at his place OF
business IN Oroviile. Washington. and
lille with the clerk of the court with proof
OF service within six months after the
date OF the first publication OF this notice
Or same will be forever barred.
JOHN II. WEHE,
Executor OF the estate of James Regan
Grant ~ Williams. Attorneys for said es-
tate
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, u S. Land
Oifice at Waterville, Washington. July
II, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Fayette
Harris, of Oroville, Washington, who OH
June 23rd, 1915, made additional home-
stead entry serial No. O14124, forS1a aNEN
NWANEA and SEANWA, section Is
township 80 n. Range rs E. w. NJ. has
filed notice of intention to make 5-year
proof to establish claim to the land above
described. before John r. Fraser. United
States Commissioner, at Oroville, WASH
ington. on the 23rd day Of August, 1920
Claimant names as Witnesses William
Briley. Michael Horrigan James Swan
and John Horrigan, all Of Oroville, Wash
BEN SPEAR, Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20
NOTICE OF STOCkHOLDER'S
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given, that there will
be meeting of the stockholders Ol the
OroVllIe canning Company, at the office
Of Grant ana Willlams, Orovilie, WASH,
ON FRIDAY. august 18TH, 1920, at 2 O'CLOCK
p. m, OF said day Tor the purpose OF
electlng Il board of directors, organiza-
tion and for transacting such other busi-
ness as may lawfully be brought before
IT. Each stakeholder is urged to be pres
ent
w. E.. GRANT President.
+. V. CONERT Sec'Y.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20

The world may relish scandal. 1t
NAV intrigue by the adventures OF the
wicked. it may tolerate the sinner, IL
may laugh at and with the foolish
hut II loves. admires and gives its
con fidence to the virtuous.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20
sHERiFF's SALE

Hinder and by virtune Of Nviar wI,r g. Court % Of
of Sale issued out Of the SuIeTlo hneinr terms at
the State of Wssh,as,On sSInaton in and for Okla
OKanosan; OGsan county, on the s2nd day OF June
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20

Don't be political .slacker-go and
register NOW. A man who owns land.
houses, business, property of any kind
both himself and his family. This means
YOU. Think this over and then get a
move on yourself and register.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20

Every man has his own troubles. "A
fact that makes of envy more io'iS
than vice.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20

Don't fail to register, Tuesday is
the last day.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20
.asoseo TO THE PEOPLE BY THE
PRor0S LEGISLATURE.
:, hs voted on November 2. 1920
,rrpENpuM BILL NO. 2.

nrrERENDUM BILL NO. 2. ,
NE. nroyiding for the payment OF
An acs spnnensation to veterans OF the
eQualis.ee,u me Central Allied Powers.
var vsa w.'n Of Washington, office OF the Sec
retary, ,,snn, o. il May Concern: In obedi-
TO WnUa' state constitution and an act
ence 70 ois,atnre uis approved by the Cover
Of the tss ,sss5 Is. 1920, entitled: An Act pro-
nor Msfcr for the Tps payment of equalized COM
ydins, cU' to veterans of the war win tn the
snsss Allied Powers au'horsins SGnas aaS aae the
slance any ,ay 10 pay said bonds. making
levy Of oinriation. providing penalties. and
an spprUp' ry for the submission of this act
providlns ~ ,S the people" there Is hereby
10 a vo'e u sar the consideration OF the
publisnass" as the state of Washington the tol,
,sIns voters proposed act of the legislature OIL
said state
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20

There shall be printed ~ ~ III oI,i2ss Mo,ds'
nrovided for the said electo1 the wcias
For Referendum Bill NO. ysr ,rans relns'% Of
to equallzed compesation1 tn,ei % Ns' Trwers. 7S
III" val sainst Referendum Bin No, relating srd n
of oS the war with the Central Allied row
ers " IN
In testimony whereof | ina nave seal Of the
set my hand and a1liNeu '''e
state none Oh at OLYMPIA, this 1st day OF June
1920. ,,oyrrr
'seai'' secretary Of state
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20
IgU. -. -,
NOTE BY SECRETARY OF STATE.

coanatarw of state March 25. 1920.
I. NJ HOWELL,
Secretary of state
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-08-20

?. E.. GRANT, President
f. V. COVERT, Sec'y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Standard oil barge Francis was IN coll
ligion Saturday with an unknown British
steamer; the barge was beached off Red
Hook but was later foated and taken 20 a
Staten Island dry dock.
Str Makanda, Jacksonville for Norfolk, re-
ported yesterday % miles SW1W from Cape
Lookout liEhtshlp that her boilers were out
Of commission and she needed assistance.
/ BOSTON, Nov 13--s5tr Kershaw, before re-
ported was raised to-day by Merritt &
Chapman Wrecklng Co.
I5th-Schr Annie Belle Atwood, which was
driven on Great Ledge, Vineyard Sound.
W cdnesday while bound New York via Woods
Hole 20 Boston and was abandoned BY
owners was successfully floated at PM
by scott Wrcching Co.'S tug Harriet and
lighter Driver and towed 20 Woods Hole.
LONDON, Nov 1h--str Dude Mas (Dutch)
from Fowey for Boston. reports by wireless
from lat 40 Ion 81. that her steering gear
g. disabled.
Str Haliartus (Br) from New York. &c,
at Buenos Aires, has had cargo damaged by
fire and water.
ST JOHNS. M. Nov s--Schr Energie
DAM. from Setubal for Little Bay Islands,
encountered rough weather aud became dis
ablcd; put In here yesterday for repairs.
i3th-schr Chipa uBD. fish laden Is ashore
az Conchi
schr ! A MacLoan (DD. fish laden, -
ashore at Enpeo and will be a total loss.
schr Edith pardy tBr) is ashore at Lama
line and win probably be a total loss.
t5fh-S'r Canadian Voyageur tBrl, from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
dexlco 35 n Jupiter noon IAN.

Mexico 35 Jupiter noon i4th.
Munamar "a n Nipe Bay noon IAN.
Nanking l,Tlo w Honolulu d PM 18th.
Neponxst 200 b Ambrose noon l4th.
New England l06 miles 1888 degrees true
from AMBROSE noon 18th.
o oSka aso SO 1,o noon ooo I4 i1,n
orani 2.149 San Pedro PM i4th.
Oscar ID Bennett log Sandy Hook noon
10th.
Pansa 7G6 from overfalls PM 18th.
Pawnee 90 NV Tortugas noon 14th.
Polarine ia ENE Cape Henry noon 10Th.
Ponce 24l 5 scotland L V noon 10Th.
Poughkeepsle 800 5 Scotland L noon 18TH
Princeton II WNW santa Maria Cay noon
Quab6ln 1850 w san Pedro PM 18th.
Quaker City lat IS %. lon IS 80 noon 10Th.
kaptdan $50 Port Lo6os noon I'm
Nashville lat 10 II. Ion 81 IL noon 18th.
S b Hunt 1868 ESE Galveston noon 1ith.
NJ Spaulding lao from Navassa Isle noon
Sabine Sun 245 Jupiter noon 14th.
Sagaporack lat 20 90, lon 81 20 noon 18th.
salaam lat 80 90, lon 81 noon 14th.
san Jose $50 SIC Nantucket noon 10Th.
san Juan S5S Ambrose noon l4th.
san Pablo 272 SW Hatteras noon l4th.
Santa Ana J92 5 Scotland l. V noon lith.
Santa Cruz 356 WyHonolulu 3 PM 18th.
Santa Flavia 1.SOO SAN Francisco noon
santurce 60 ST, Sand Key noon 18th
Saxon off Bethel Shoals noon l4th.
shodack go Ambrose Pm 18th.
schroon 456 p Cape Henry noon i4th.
sU,ony 20 SW hatteras noon 18th.
Standard 202 Il Port Lobos noon l4th.
Standard Arrow 962 w San Francisco PM
18th.
stnlehavet 20 Z Key West noon 18th.
Tampa lat 30 30, Ion % ~ noon l4th.
Tanacarville 66 from Tampa noon 14th.
Tanamo 100 ) Hatteras Pm l4th.
Tenafly lat % IL, Ion 81 O6 noon l4th.
Tomalva SIS w st Thomas noon 18th.
Trlnidadian 10 NNW Tampico noon i4th.
Trontolite II w Sand Key noon 10Th
Tuscan lat 80 Oh. Ion 10 80 noon 18th
UarVik go T. Nantucket noon 1ith.
Utacarbon 1925 Il Hatteras noon 18th.
Vesta lbs Jupiter noon 18th.
Volunteer 400 Il Ambrose noon 10th.
w NJ Irish 2z6 WNW Tortugas noon l4th.
Waeouta 116 NE Havana noon 10Th.
Waukegan lat IL "a. Ion 81 Is noon 18th.
West Arrow 22J ESE Galveston noon 18th.
West Cherow 619 Cape Henlopen noon
18th.
West Elcasco lat 30 10. Ion "a 05 noon 10Th.
West Jessup 50 from Honolulu PM 18th.
West Kzder CAB off Cape Charles I'm l4th-
Westerd~1 /, 100 from Ambrose noon 10Th.
Western Gross lat 81 46. Ion AZ 8 noon
18th.
Wlco 10 SW Tortugas noon 18th.
Wtlhelmina $50 w San Francisco Pm 14th.
Wilhelm Jebsen iT5 w Sand Key noon l9th.
William Green go W Key West noon 10Th.
William II Doheny 1,slo san francisco
noon 18th.
Yamhill 9l2 Ambrose noon l4th.
Zacapa Sl2 S Ambrose noon l3th.
Zulia S54 S Scotland L V noon litp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
Bound East.
CLEARED.

From u S. Naval Communication Service.]
Str Mesaba (Br, Hutchinson, London--At-
lantic Transport Line.
Str Calico (Br), Jones, Hull ana Antwerp
Str Indiana Bridge. Kruger. -Christiania.
Copenhagen, &c-Seager Steamship Co.
Str Jokai QtaD, schantue. Genoa-Pace
Str Iris dtaD, Hirglich. Trieste via Phila-
delphia-Pheps Brothers g. Co.
Str Visigoth (Br), Rule, Teneritfe, Las
Palnas, &c-West India Steamship Co.
Str Iperia (Bp. Benin. Tarragona-James
w Elwel & Co.
Wilmington. &c--Isthmian Steamship Line,
Str Huron McDonnan. Rio Janeiro, Monte
video and Buenos Aires-Munson steamship
Str Str zarefnbo. seay (from Santos, &c).. Bal
timore-Green Star Steamship Corporation.
Str santa reelai E craaa eS
SIR Pulaski, Heath. Santiago. Cartagena.
scLCaribbean Steamship Co, Ltd.
a sT PSnaPna 9aN Rsr rSri fG Ins
str Turrialba. Whidden, Kingston' Girls
tobal. &c-United Fruit Co.
Str Santore, Farrow. Daiquiri-ore steam
Str Mariners Harbor. Jacobsen. Guanta-
namo, Antilla, &c-Atlantic Fruit Go.
Str Corozal, Mcneil, Havana-New YORK
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co:
Str Kentucky (Dr). Honeychurch. New Or
leans-Funch. Edge Co; o.,o.ns-r,,,,,v
SIR Comanche. Ingram, Charleston add
Jacksonville-Clyde Steamship Co; ~, ~
Str jefferson. Horsley, Norfolk-old DO
minion Transportation Co.
Str Red Hook. Lawson, fhhadelpha-
williams Dmond g. Co.
Str Pawnee, Robinson, Boston-Easterh
Steamship Corporation. ,..
Yacht Vedette (Cuban), Brown Santaso-
James 9 Brown, master -,
Schr Eveline Wikie (Br), Wil<le' lie haNe'
NS-liilmartin Co. g.
Schr Itaska (BD, Petipas, HallfaS-ScaIh-
nell Brothers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy NALL

ANToFAGAsTA, Nov 5--Sailed. str Kaisho
Maru (Jap), San Francisco.
BATAVIA. Nov 6-sailed. str cadaretta.
BOMBAY. Nov 3-Arrived. str Elkridge.
Calcutta. sc. for New York.
CALLAO, Nov 5--Sailed. str Point Lobos,
africa.
COLOMBO. Nov 5-sailed. str Canadian
Pioneer (Br), bombay.
HALIFAX, Nov IA, AM-Arrived, str Erne-
more (Br). Boston FOR Liverpool and Glas-
gov.
HARBoR BUFFET. NE. Nov 7-sailed
previously, sohr Poseidon Danl. Europe.
Kathleen Spindler (Brl, Porto Rico.
MONTE CHRISTI, Oct 2eZsaiied previous
" sG9T E[nf Nov y sgs Lagana
GtaD, Gibraltar; ] Bostwick. Tampico
Sailed 18th. str Canadian squatter (Br),
oUEBEc. Nov 12--Passed out Point Tup-
per. str Solhaug (Nor), Botwood' &c, Tor
Passed in Cape Race 18TH str Manchester
Hero (Br, Manchester for Montreal.
SALIVA CRUZ, Nov 6--Arriyed, str City
of Para, San Francisco for Balboa Cand
ST 81 JOHNS. NE. Nov 6-Arrived. aux schr
Ruby w (Br). Harbor Grace Qoads for
BrazlD 7th. str Canadian Miner (br)' Mont
In port sth. schr John w Miller (Br). for
Sailed 18th. str Lady of Gaspe (Br).
ST JOHN, NIB. Nov 5-Arrived, schr Stew,
art It salter (Br). New York (and cleared
for Five islands,.
Sailed 18th. sehr Margery Austin (Br),
Boston.
SHANGHAI. Nov s--Arrived. str West Ira.
Hong Kong,
SIIELBURNE. Ms, Nov 9-Clearec' schr
VIM NOTTINGHAM, Buenos Aires c,,,,,o,.
SINGAPORE Nov 6-Sailed, str Glymont'
Saigon and Hong Kong.
SOURABAYA. Nov 1-Arrived. str Lake
Farrar, Hong Kong.
SYDNEY, CB. Nov S-Arrived previously,
str Sheaf Dart (Br) Gibraltar; 9Th, schrs
Russell Zinck (Br). Halifax; 9th' Spencer
Lake (Br). st Johns.
bados &c.
TALARA BAY Nov 5--Arrived. str Santa
Inez, San Francisco. towing bark Belfast
!, LEGAL, Nov ARRIVED str Lake Onawa'
Batavia.
UNION BAY. Be, Nov 9-Sailed, str Wal
kawa CBr), San Francisco.
WOODS ISLAND, Nov Tin port, schr
Governor Foss Obj, for Gloucester.
YARMOUTH Ms, Nov s-Arrived. schr
Gertrude Parsons (Br). New York,