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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-23
DONNEL.LY

V. Enquist autoed to Herman to
attend the Fair.
Carl Tomala and son went to Nor
ris Thursday to consult physician
in regards to the latter's health.
Mrs. J. E. Peterson entertained the
J. B. Club on Thursday, the invited
guest was Mrs. J. w. Schmidt. A
very pleasant afternoon was spent by
all present.
VIM Norman was a county seat
business caller last Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Smith was a Morris Wis
itor on Thursday.
Mrs. c. B. Kloos spent several days
out on the farm visiting her daughter
Alice and sons Britt and Lawrence.
George Perkins Of Morris called on
his parents Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Deuker spent few
days in Herman last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jergenson enjoyed
apolis last week.
Cal Thompson, N. o. Larson, and
Chas. Johnson spent Saturday in Nor
ris on business.
The Tosney's are enjoying a visit
with their sister Mrs. J. W. Sheridan
and family. They made the trip by
auto.
Ethel Larson and sister Florence
spent few days at the parental home
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larson, the former
being on the sick list
Mrs. Ed Lundquist is enjoying a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Hedene
from New London.
Kile Pushor from Lahore, S. D.,
came the latter part of last week to
assist his father on the farm and get
the blowing done.
Mrs. Alfred ShOenburn of Brecken-
ridge came Saturday. His wife and
little daughter Fern who have been
visiting her mother the past few
weeks returned with him.
Vincent Tosney of Campbell was an
over Sunday visitor at the Tosney
home.
Mrs. Krinkie of Morris came on
Tuesday for a short visit with her
sister Mrs. Ben Smith and family.
Miss Julia Zimmers left for Mont
Rose Wednesday to visit some rela-
tives. From there, Miss Zimmers will
so to St. Paul before returning.
Leonard Schmidt and Emil Olson
went to Herman to take in the Fair
Wednesday evening.
0. A. Searls was a Norris business
caller Saturday between trains.
Newell Lundquist is on the sick list
a few days this week.
Ben Bush of Pepperton called on ].
w. Schmidt Friday.
Miss Ida Olson and Miss Matilda
Peck went to Herman Saturday night
to attend dance.
Clarence and Raymond Nordine of
Dassel came up to spend a few days
hunting and also to visit their bro
Their N. F, Nordine and sisters Mrs.
L.C.Brown and Mrs N. o. stoff
Miss Edna Larson spent few days
in Morris last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boen of Minneapolis
came up the latter part of last week
for a few days hunting. They re-
turned Monday with a good stock of
Stevens county game. They were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Welt
zine.
Miss Mary Bergerson went to Nor
ris on business Monday.
Father Wessling spent Sunday in
Donnelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Winters of Mime
apolis spent a few days of last week
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Weltzine, they returned
to Minneapolis Monday.
Miss Isabel Johnson was Morris
shopper between trains on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dandurid and
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-09-23
SOUTH DARNEN

j. w. Nohl has been very busy the
past two weeks with his molasses
mill He had four acres of cane which
net two hundred gallons of mollasses
besides pressing as much for Ferdi-
nand Jost of West Darnen. The molas-
ses is very good this fall and those
who like the old fashioned home
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

N may be- ducks do not reason.
h' how else can one account Cor
ihe prrai flocks and scattered
bands thai have been feedmr
right along shore here ever sin.
the closed season began The
sight OF these birds as they bob
over the waves and paddle around
30 shallow water Is as attractive
na anything ihis winter resort eau
offer II Is O. pleasing touch OFF
nature Il may be- other points
along ihe shore have their tame
ducks sporting about. hut wc ava
rnd, 20 mike modest wager u0
other place hos 80 muuy ducks.
such qoodlooking ducks or such
ell-hohaved ones Anything m
.tuu legs knows tms 81 % good
place Gao live We presume that
81 % duck hal ioreknowlcdge 30
was 10 he shot "a would prefer io
be- Shot in Corpus Christi 20 being
shot M iho head
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

NIL ~ .diDf iann have returned 60
fhriE homo Or Galveston.
altrltl mrUfluf tHN hHf hr thr
d'icodrH Masonic lnire u ohsrfsinrf
~ NfntFn NnHhinrinn'H llffhdHf Tho
gniiic i'fllugDn LODGE was present
lifiIHIhiuNnfs we've HsfVrn
Az a. N.l attended mnnslnr nf fn.
fniuti" operative nrttInr aIr
ItNrinH uf fhr Hnl 81. CH,l fn t.ll0N
NH unu |Hr Iir fIfinr nf fhp United
fiHtrH uruu fm0ni nf agriculture uhu
Pr fuuIrH tnU AHiiNU. ui.u WHH nII.Uf.f
iir Said ihr 60 department 90 lrrl-
rultUfe Whr willing on cn.nus.ifr aIti.
ihr A.AH' 81 college ln eetthii.iinH an
efutlinrut4l station ln the Valley
THIS NiN require trfiuH nf tur IfsIaip.
iure hhN Hfers we're taken Co. fulfhtf
the Nlin.
MlHf kathryn iefeun Waa h1sissi ut
'aINuil'r tlfce ana urrfr uf boz
home "H Nir nuU nFnnue. Hearts wore
zee ''i decorating and yulfntiuns rHro
yHfd fr fHfsrt After un evening nf
dai rinr uni E4mrs Refreshments were
Hefttf fn fhe following Nieess IaH-
eUhlHn liuetWeu Rove Elliott DnunH
llNil. iamt MHliehtrgsf Ciaira
luaiae Mcdonald Martha Buck fliza
leih Push. paulluc Bafrum. Ruth Ha
far RUTH schrank. Mrssrl Joe
krunNs. Louis liHvi Gord0n Potts
T Floyd lnngfufd Dallas Potts. Sam
Emerson Donald ,uhrnhour Wnlara
how.li Horny hoy. Prod lnfrum Cae-
Har NIgaI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

81 'uUOlul o. the caller
MERCEpEs rrsas Feb ai The
schoui curpllmen, OF this y,nr has
reacheA i.sfl Tho number of pupils
HrtnlliN in Attendance has url mute
NN .n par Nan over fhM M iH. frlf
hosff thr NOW schnr| hHihiUg VIII
hU iNYNN fni Orlumnr, W $3.50 81 ekH
NrA A. T. ENana will mve % frlv.
ilHtur' nn irtia ihis Wetk ta lhp up
OH arade nupf uf ihN fahnuit
fnf marriage nf NerlU Wulfrf HuN
Mias Fiorennp rril was saieuuirri this
Hr'k at EdlnhmiH gy lev 3D. liam
uond Tho hrldo RI reHihcHf nf Mei
,ies snN lne rgum of itlwngyilio
hiN AusafN A|nr Nfu lln.
ca Nid Air end MIS- 70 Is WftiHuH
Nr uesta ol hhl iNiey m SSH iua,
81 i aeirer OF nrneuile AM D
here
MitH Florence GrtHorl of Sebastian
Nla in MtfrnIvs this Wrok,
q M Thomas az Otmmwa Iowa, +
hn guest ~ hlr slsier Mira a. J.
faIr ehd Mra. ] r. l.yen have re-
aati 80 Corpus Christi, afirr a Visit
here.
lii ahd Afrp Il " inter NJ Chicag,
nrni ia Week lu Mercedea
Nth A. Muh has rofur1rd IRON
rcnntylNHnln where ahc visitcH re-
moillfr
Worl has beeu received OF me seri
ous iniery ~ fhs son VI Mrs Eitwee'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

Did you ever stop TO consider
what a tremendous taf Is placed
upon your human system every
day7
Your heart is constantly pump
ing life and vitality 20 every part
Of your body. This is being rap.
idly consumed after being turned
into energy and strength that
keeps your system performing lts
various functions.
Every day there Is a certain
amount OF wear and tear that must
be replaced. II you are to enjoy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25
PHARR

Special fn Tho Caller
FilAkn TrNss Frh. "a Annnnlt.i
hy County Judge George nrlWn Go ir.
lUnn au orphan h0V whose parents
were muking a determined effort fr
send hin io The state reform Hchnnl
ATTORNEY Roy Hawk uf This Clty WAS
fu impressed With the injustice he.nl
DOM the hoy that Dee Offered 90 become
responsible for him for "a probationary
lpriot ot sis moniha. until ihr nest
irru. oi count The court cnprosaed lf.
SELF aa glad to accept M Hawks uf.
Ger ln behalf of the bny. and appointed
him legal guardian.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

good health.
Many people have found 8. >. 3.
a great aid in keeping their eystcm
IN good condition. Being euch
fine blood tonic and systnm-bhiloeg
8. s.. s. strengthens and enriches
the blood supply. and Rlvcs new
vg0r and vitality 20 the whole
body.
IS. IS. s. ia sold BY all d,ugRists
Write FOR free literature and full
Information 70 Chief Medical Id
wiser, 1862 Swift Laboratory, Al.
lAnta. Ga.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25
an oLp MANS RIGHTS.

fi.H Won rough and iuruliu tyhc.
lYlHe everything sou like
fhmhlue this old worlds d place
IuH fui you 90 fomp and race.
ii,l tho nefiun ln yuut head
FOU 4 pnei auu nft iO bod
Nf NeHin i0 Ket severe
Nid lolHa have SOME riehis down here
iHfoN 10 me when saw
iusi hfaua uly haii " EiaN
Az uiY boa Y ia bent a hil
flsf bsfur I'm not aO fli
Sow far tlmhin' un re- Tree
Ae Nnn 'ime J usrd tu hc
nr tuN tYra urc nni $50 clrlf
suh Two cot aome rlghta down here
CcopyrHhi iasi,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

We cnn imagine Woodrow vii.
son having % spell az the dry
grins when he passed that propo-
siiion on accepting German gold
bonds iu li1 81 the loan Ia Bol
g.um wp to congress tie other day
lOgs after WILSON ia tcsiinq
peacefully III his mess home in
Washington the congress will
have that proposal hanging over
Ia Ike a Bnnquo ghost smelling of
i.inihurqer.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25
nLANroN AN EXAMPLE

nlanim ol Tesos hes been like
ihs Famous WImel cd whom Ar
irmn Ward uscd 800 idl, n the
carly days ol che professional hu-
morisi. and vhirh Dr. termed can
amoosng little euss There g.
a distinction between thc honor
ohlo gentleman from above the
Tesas iioa lino and ihc Ward
feature in that Aficmus pct Wns
ioy DO all contemporaries aud
on aunuyrucos 60 none. whereas
the rofih Texas representative
appears to have been an annoy
anco 90 all bis associates FROM
Texas 10 ihc national capital and
NOT amusing even io himsc'f 20
he fake. himself seriously
Thofe is n0 occasion io go into
iAe Bantou ecruu which was re-
ported iully n dispatches printed
r TIE Caller f,w dass AGO
What mny be said ~ ihc charges
anil ....st..f.... I. N..t,t.. &. ...........l
- fet..;,.l. 1877 "
...,.,.,.. Ia css.i,. H.. a.. -
.ro.I p,iis,in a. -. y"
,pl~,,.o,,,s ~, a..,,,.
freri u,f d.rt 'nee it 'nn'ar' th'f
nd 1aea baf w ns.fai rsbn- ton
shosle BE- ahle 20 ',ttle the a,lsp"d1s &C.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

Naa ars eighi years Old an strong
AOu can ruth poll -mrli AunE
An you're ueNrr out ~ breath.
You c1n run me most to death,
Aou Nuii yN prpNn applies. too.
% the way J used 90 DO
furc uiy teeth got Uut 81 eear
sem lNp ani some rights down here
f tnuS ia en- my hvad
! could lmDk N0u olf lo bod.
. could ordci SOU away
rs nom ynu come gud want to play
fsuli mnh, YOU stop vour noNie
Aru CLEAR out with ai Nour toys
iiHt HumoNhuW, when yuu ate near
! don't claim un rights down here.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

This * The day off the dryc for
the Boy scoui fund The fund 20
ao pledged is so small and the
status OF ihc Scouts so well m.
dcrsiood that We hope 10 see tho
pledges completed within few
hours.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

CORPUS hru if planning tn 0prn
fhn Ieach hotel aEain tha surinE.
Again $40 ritN b. ftspunding tu thr
pfogreatlNrut1f af the ,i,igtns 30 SEQ
Corpus christi work uut ~ "a hole uutt
hc roa' nf ua 90 shame ior uur lack ~
nuoras tn Htcumriifh some hig Things
,nd should hs accomplished riEht now
tfUhNnn lfDHN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

huNe outnrl an office in NnNm g
AmuW iiuiilinE aud VIII doVtte my
entire NH, BIB architecture N1i ietlHn
Irt Wlf wHNe tIf BIND OFF drawings
lar an uTrralr. fiiN aAif+
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25

While We are signing Tor ihe
days when the railroads made
special excursion rates eummou
and man could 90 somewh here
for an outing wifaoul hooking his
lihtrty bonds. wc find McNico
using an entirly opposite policy
The railroads arc offering AN
kinds Of excursions and Hrc MAX
inn ihc rates attractive At this
moment ihrrc r. d railroad strike
Boo the republic, bat nil Indications
alc 'hsi IL will not last long So.
tlc excursion business should MOI
lD affected NeNico has enormous
Treasures for The Inspection of the
visitor, besides opportunities uf
Investment and inspection with
Investment n yicw Tho Mes
joan railroad. nrc doing their best
90 encourage travel iulf tho.
complies War. of h'gh costs and'
other drawbacks The ruads OF ihcI
United Sfaics are making mo- CON
ccssiow Boo ihp form OF excursions
1aios. save m lcw instances The
conditions m this country, hnckci
hy ihe railroad pica nj impendinr|
bankruptcy, 40 noi help ionfisi
ode Probably thai cnn nos hc.
hclpcd for fhc present. hW we.
hope that ihe time WHOM one may
sec 'ho country under ihe etimu
us ol spccinl rates may return
....U
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-25
INDICATION

You can'i hnpr indignation n Yut
take Fnwicra SinmnhC Wafers Sold
hy AN druggists tAdvl
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Ppestone County, bound to this port
from Rotterdam, lost three blades OF pro-
peller on May 0. Str McKeesport is towing
her to New York.
BUTNOS AIRES. May 1o-Mounted police
heavily armed, guarded all approaches to
The docks here to-day to prevent clashes be.
tween union and non-union workers. The
port was so tightly sealed that recent arri-
walls were unable to claim their baggage
from the customs office. The police were
nounced 1t would replace striking dock work
ers with non-union men. Union men threat
eEed violence II they were replaced. Strikers
and strike breakers made their way usual
70 the docks to-day, but were surprised
when halted more than a block from N,
waterfront. No effort was made 10 break
through the police Gordon. Among vessels
involved In the dispute Is the Munson Line
str Martha Washington. II was boycotted
BY dock workers when It's officers refused "a
accede TO demands by union leaders that
part OF its crew be paid off.
BOSTON, Mass. May e-capt Chester 4
Wallace OF schr Gardiner G. Deering, who
was shot and killed while the schooner was
calling between Barbados and Nassau was
buried at sea April 81. according to a
last Saturday. The despatch also ADDS that
the American Consul at Nassau Is taking
tho testimony OF the crew of the event :
leading up 10 the killing.
Str Mohegan, owned by the Eastern Steam
ship Lines and which for several years ran
Gh the Portland-Rockland route, has been
sold &C the Blackstone Valley TRANSFORM
ton Co OF Pawtucket and Is being made
ready at Camden.
libel against schr Sir Thomas Upton
Yesterday by the Federal Government which
seeks 10 recover 81 900 for alleged breach of
contract Oct 10, 1920. ia Bay OF Gibraltar;
officers or Upton signed contract with Of
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Bound East.
CLEARED.

From u. S. Naval Communication Service ]
Str Casteliano (Br). Campbell. London via
Philadelphia-Furness, Witty 4 Co.
Str West Inskip, Jansson. Rotterdam via
Baitimore-Black Diamond Steamship Co.
Str Cretio (Br), Morehouse, Punta Del
sada, Gibraltar, &C. via Boston-White Star
Line.
Str Kasama (Br). Metcalf. Singapore.
Manila. &c. via Newport News-Norton.
Lilly A. Co.
Str Chama CBn, Jones. Madeira, Dakar.
&c. via Sorfolk-West India Steamship Co.
Str Troubadour (Nor). Petersen, Santos
via Trinidad-Korr Steamship Co, Inc.
Str Guiana (Br). Carmichael--St Thomas.
ST Croix. &c-Furness. Witty Co.
str Brighton (Nor) Andreassen, Port An
tordo-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Belvernon tNor), rnsebrightsen, An
tilla-Atantic Fruit Co.
Str FL Alba, Burns. Galveston-Southern
Pacific Co.
STR conus. Boyd. New orleans-southern
Pacific Co.
Str City OF ST Louis. Johnson, Savannah
Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Dakotan, Carlisle. Newport News
Kinsey Steamship Lines.
Str West Segovia, Frank. Norfolk--Sigs-
bee. Humphrey & Co.
Str Solhaug oNor), Smith, Norfolk-B
Stolt Nielsen 4 Co.
Str TenafIy. Davies. Norfolk--oriental Nav
igation Co.
Str Norwalk. Crowell, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
PORT OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921
ARRIVED.
SAIL THURSDAY.

str kroonland. Antwerp April 2s and
Southampton and Cherbourg 10th, TO the Red
Star Line with so first, 81 second and $50
steerage pa5sengerv, mails and mdse' WIN
90 10 pier 6i North River
Str United States (Dan). Copenhagen and
Christiania, to the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Line with passengers, malls and mdse.
Str Mount Carroll, Hamburg April n. 20
the United American Line. with III steerage
passengers and mdse.
Str Lake Frohna. Leith and Hull.
Str Bristol City, Bristol.
Poiish-American Navigation co, in ballast.
Went to New York Harbor Dry Dock, Staten
Island.
str Mount Vernon Bridge, Copenhagen
April 20 aea Thnmcehaven gath, 10 Moore
Mccormacs. In ballast. Went to foot OF 18th
street. East River.
April 23. to Furness. Witty & Co. with mdse
Went to ptcr 4. Bush Docks, Brooklyn. 90
str oristano cBr), Rotterdam April 10, TO
pier 4. Bush Docks Brooklyn.
str Cacique, Rotterdam April Il, to w X
Grace q Go. IN ballast. Went 10 foot OF
Str Kamesit. Rotterdam April "a. 10 the
Black Diamond Steamship Line, with mdse.
Anchored Off Staopleton, 81.
Str Mesopotamia CBr). Maseilles April 21.
to Houlder, Weir Boyd In ballast Went
to New York Dock Co.'S pier 9, brooklyn.
Str w J Hanna. Buenos Aires Via Phiia-
str zacapa, Belize April &C. Truxiilo May
I, Teia I'd. KINGSTON 4th and Santiago oth'
10 the United Fruit Co, with % passengers,
mails and mdse. Went TO pier 40. East
River.
str Kiowa. Macoris April 80. San Domingo
May .. Sanchez ~ and Puerto Plata 4th. 70
tho Clyde Steamship Go. with mdse. Went
10 New York Dock Co's pier "a, Brooklyn.
Str Caloria. Tampico May 2. 70 the stan
Wont TO pier ). Bnyonne. NJ.
STR Henry II Mallory, Havana May Z.
Str E sud. Galveston May ;, 70 the South
ern Pacific Co. with mdsc. Went to pier 81.
North River.
Str Mohawk. Jacksonville May and
Char ton Sfh, to the Clyde Steamship Co,
With paeSengera ard misc. Went 70 pier 81,
North River.
str city OF st Louis. Savannah May s. 70
the Ocean Stoamship Co, with passengers
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
SAILED.

Strs Chama (Br). Dakar via Norfolk. City
OF Savannah, Savannah; Scanlon, Bal
timoIe.
Strs Santa Marta. Kingston: Belvernon
(No), Glbara; Tuscan Prince CBr). Phlla-
delphia, San Juan, San Juan: West Segoyia.
Norfolk,
Strs Bergensfjord CNor). Bergen: Kasama
(Br), Manila via Newport News: Comus.
New Orleans.
Army transport ST Mihlel. San Juan.
Tho corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 70 sea leveD at New York on Tues
day, May 10, 1921. At AN, reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nine and ninety-one hundred tbs
f29.31) inches. This closely approxinates
seven hundred and fifty-nine and seven
tenths (I5S.I) milimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying IN or near the ports Of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageousy
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wino at Sandy Hook PM, 8. light; clear
smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Olympic CBr). Southampton via Cher
oourg for New York sienalled 760 miles east
OF Ambrose at noon May 8. Vessel Ia ex-
pected 70 dock AM Wednesday.
str Vestrts (Br). La Plata Via Barbados
for New York. Is expected TO dock at pier
II. Hobolsen about 10 AN Wednesday.
str Duca degii Abruzzi UtaD. Genoa via
Naples for New York. Is expected 70 dock
at pier o. North River. Thursday forenoon.
Str Regina d'Italia (ItaD. Genoa for New
York. Is expected to dock Thursday about
noon.
Str Pocahontas. Naples for Boston and
New York, signalled 2,Si00 miles east OF
Ambrose at noon May 0. Vessel is expected
to arrive at Boston Sunday.
Str Neshobee, Antwerp and Rotterdam ex-
3ects TO arrive at Boston Thursday night.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE w

West Mahwah 62s 8 Honolulu 8 PM 7rh-
West Momentum go from Balboa 9th.
Western King II T. Cape Henry 10Th.
Western Queen 81 ESE ST Thomas 9th.
WSterner leo HAtteras 9th.
William A McKenny lat SO 80. Ion 90 20 10th
YoTba Linda 20 from San Perro PM Ttn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11

Str Jefferson, Norfolk, 10 the Old Donisn-
ion Transportation Co, with gndse- Went 10
pier 20, NORTH River.
Str Nanertc (Br), Philadelphia May ., TO
Houlder. Weir l. Boyd, with mdse In transit
Went to pier 8, Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Schr Purnell 7 White, Cienfuegos.
Seear Grace Van Dusen, Virginia.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11

f'cers of str Brasher to tow Upton to dssig-
mated place for that sum and towing was
done: owners refused 90 pay.
HALIFAX, MS. May 1o-Str Montaus oi
the Atlantic Transport Co. New York May y
ea Ior has lost proDeis,d Oisqe ,or tho
wireless message received here tonight oy
the eompany's agents. The vessel is ex-
pected to reach here Tomorrow.
Str CarTnanta (E3r) Arrived here to-Ngni
from Liverpool and Queenstown, and after
landing Canadian passengers resumed neT
voyage for New York. Capt irving reported
field OF Ice south OF Cape Race Many large
bergs were sighted and the vessel was he'd
lp by fog and Ice for eight hours.
Str EchuylkiN Bridge. Galveston Tor
Bremen and Hamburg. radios expects TO ar
iiye here early lsth for repairs and water:
sehr Malflower; built 60 take part m the
defeated the Gloucester schr, l. A Dunton.
to-day In race from Canso TO Grindstone.
Magdalen Islands. The MayflOwer won by
ten mile margin.
KEY WEST. Fla, May l0-Str Farnam,
before reported, arrived here in tow of cut
ter Tallapoosa with machinery damaged.
Tug Huxley. with three barges In tow, lost
the barges off American Shoals; cutter Tai
lapoosa and tugs Wlllett and Coney gone In
search of them.
ST JOHNS. MI. May 1o-The longshore-
mems strike here was settled to-day by the
signing of compromise agreement. Exist
ing wages win be continued for the rest of
this month and there win be 10 per cent.
reduction In June, with further reduction
OF unspectfted amount In July. The long
shorenen agreed to abrogation OF restrictive
rules TO which the employers objected.
Dangers to Navigation.
[Reported TO the photographic Office.l
April IS, lat 80 Al, Ion 75 S. heavy
spar projecting about feet out OF water
Collision with wreckage-May s, lat Is 40,
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE. May f0--Barometer at
noon, 9.65 inches; wind. f. fresh: weather.
iull; temperature, 40 deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, May 10-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's Church institute 95
South street. dropped to-day a. oxact noon
10Th meridian, or hours slow ~ Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Greene
1920
The New York herald., 1921-05-11

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