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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-02-04
TARIFF ON WOOL

tndt uudf OIdtt anu rcuSidf SoheioA
of the grazing on the lands be in
stituted.
TARIFF ON WOOL
A special tariff duty of 33 cents a
pound on wool was urged and tariff
on lambs, hides and meat Is also
urged. Recommendations for the
passage of the truth and fabric"
bill we're made and opposition to
transferring the forest service to the
department of agriculture a voiced.
This mornings session opened with
IL present. r. T. Evans treasurer
of the Federal Farm Bank at Berke-
ley discussed at length the methods
employed by the bank in making
loans to the farmers.
DR.. N. z. Nelson. of the Federal
bureau of animal industry spoke on
the eradication of tuberculosis and
he was followed by DR.. Murray who
spoke on the anthrax outbreak near
Battle Mountain and urged immedi-
ate notification of the State authori-
ties to prevent serious losses.
DIR. Records spoke briefly on hand
lirg OF blackleg and the furnishing of
a veterinary for demonstrating how
to vaccinate.
Taking exception to statements
made regarding State expenses. the
Governor declared hat he would not
be surprised If perennial resolutions
demanding a cut in the State expens-
es would be introduced, and then
urged the cattle men this afternoon
to study conditions in this State with
reference to State and county ex-
penses before taking any action.
There was a time when / felt
hurt when such resolutions were
adopted by the organization" he said.
but that time has passed" He then
declared that Nevada was the only
Western State that could show a de-
crease in State expenses during 1921
as compared with 1920. He quoted
figures showing that the State valu-
ations in 1921 had been decreased
50, 600 and the tax levy eight and
a half cents, which vas a decrease of
1872 per cen in taxes, while during
the same period the county govern
merts of the State increased from an
average of s1.67 to $1.S6.
MANY CAtidFa6aht otatCAAChto
showing woeful ignorance of condi-
lions of the States finances have been
made" he continued, " and before
INDUCING in criticisms of this sort
some mental exercise should be used
in studying the questions"
OFFICERS ELECTED
The following officers were elected:
George Russell, Jr., Elko, president;
r. C. Jensen, Reno, first vice-presi-
dent; /. A. Strosneider, Yerington.
second vice-president, who with John
G.. Taylor, Lovelock; w. N. McGill,
Ely; c. W. Griswold, Elko, and John
E. Carat, Whiterock; c. e. Day,
Simpson; ], B. Humphrey, Goldfield;
H. F. Dangberg. Minden, and r. c.
Turrittin, Constantia, Cal, constitute
the executive committee.
The old officers were reelected
with the exception of w. A. Keddie
of Fallon, first vice-president, who
was killed In an airplane accident,
and Frank Button, Winnemucca, re-
signed.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14
POISON SPRAY NOT HARMFUL
nsavy coatnsi o. Resolve On Fruits
and Vegetables Removed ~
Coed Washing

Poison sprays on fruits and we
tables eil not 40 found By consumers
m harmful quantities n growers Who
use tlem aga.nsi pests and diseases
follow The spraying schedule rvrum'
msulsi hy the United States Depart.
meut uf Agriculture On some 10.
Fanses hecuuso % hvayy spraying o.
spraying late lu thc season. iu,cstl'
gntus iHf che department have found
comparatively larsv quantities u
spray residue on fruits aud vegetables
at harvest time especially on prod
ugts grown 10 dy climates When
heavy oafIne. of Urs.iuo we're found
washing cod ulpIus removed much %
O. aui peo.lue ail ~ a.
Experiments aious this line were
undertaken hy Coo department he
oau.e nf fhe possibility that spraying
% fruits ans vegetables might leave
.r.IsI aHsr.r it.I or CUpr,r uu The
surface 'n tr Injurious to the en-
sme IHr rrsl'fs obtained hy Hn
aIfrirs SPRAYED fruits Hni vegetables
f.um tuf'HIs Uaris of coo country au1
rfesaUfei uHsilt lu thr nm ~ n.
bi,. au gi,,u m Department uu'ir
CO. iu1I. po.suoss Metals on sumrei
Fruits ani Vegetables COPIES mas
b. obtained hg addressing tlo depart
moui nt Washingion n e.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14
INFORMATION HARD TO GAIN
Statistics Concerning Roads Of Differ
cot states ln Some Cases Not
Easily Obtained

rratrsf ~ mf rrHrf sfstss nsnafmsai
f a. 'fHfHI
Win me annual expenditure Dor
ruads and streets iu the United States
nppmnrh.ug tho t'l''ondnlIar marx
more accurate information and better
means Cor obtaining o. seem Necessary.
says ihe bureau NJ public roads ~ he
United States Department N Agricul
tuu uur ih.Hr very much needed a.
fhe concentration ~ ali sorts NJ On.
formation and statistics concerning
the r0lis ~ fhe various states in the
state highway departments
Engineers ~ fhe department arr
nou gathering complete information
rmriuE the uad mileage and "a.
peuiIfunas On the United States. IN
many 10 fhe STATES much ~ the m.
formation desired q easily obta'nahle
So Co., state highway department
Do he case ui iuaa the figures were
obtained almost Immediately. IN other
cases t has been necessary % sod
GOO numerous quesii1unaires and some
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14

y. f,f arri b. enc United states Department
m Agriculture
Greater Standardization ~ practice
IN the design and construction ~ high
way bridges D. urged by the bureau OF
public roads of the United States De
parimcnf 0f Agriculture % IL be
licycd that there D. no sound reason
Tor the amount u variation IN -pecia
cations That now exists and chat 10
results % greater cost OF bridges state
officials take the same view as the bu
rcau and committee composed Of
bridge engineers has been appointed
by thc American Association u State
Highway uflc.Ils fo consider che mat.
ter A Manual of Practice b. being
prepared which Will represent the
Bet thought on the subject and which
d o. believed WllI be- accepted by all
the state highway departments N0t
only viii fhe adoption ~ such q man
ual lead f0 che building of bridges Of
good design bui q WIN also make poe
sihle saving .r money us bridge
companies uiiI not be- called upon 90
meet s1 much variation in design
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14
BRIDGES ON IMPROVED ROADS
Pee etrugiurss Less rhan 70 Sect Ars
ko~ ntns conttuetsd. say
ia Httra

FsU highway bridges with width
of Roadway iess tiHs is frsi ars now
teng constructed ou luImtcd raadA
a.uHHnE tO engineer 10 GOO bureau
~ IuhiI uaads Of 100 uufrI states
ntaHu pc % Agriculture ln tho
pau .e a. fooi and o. sod many "
ltUf width have BEEN constructed
ln .n effort to economirc lHf BE- has
puuri sInusiehfrf eoonomy. urif
one Ir. .f traffic csn pass over l2.
o. r.faaT anf i0 feet ~ ulfif
uII 90 accommodate tuo lines in
ahf WHrf 10 fhr states such as
rn.IUr. Nra irny. Onto and
80 Irafts hate found b advisable
ir replacing old bridges un Important
rgis ta make them Wide enough %
sccommoiato throe and four lines Of
tfaHr.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14

dFF'PaF'i y l9' uall.i .l sl.,'' D'V.F'Ial

Prepared 3D. che uniiei states pspsrtm
90 AaNCuItufel
Ia tie study ul root, stalk, and cap
rUis vi corn. one ul the most useful
discoveries that hHs been made d a
,riy uuiiOguulc difference between
slunuy cuts aud horny cars Do the ire
qawcy ui Infection aud iu the ,.sor
%. plants produced THESE differences
air discussed lu Department Bulletin
lWl-. Relation uf thv Character ui the
Enlospem Co ihc susceptibility 90
Dent com 90 Root kuiilus by John
o. lrust assistant plihul0gist The
Investigations Wcrc carried GOA jointly
uy the United States Department u
Agriculture aud Purdue university
agricultural experiment station
lHHs oi The dent varieties that have
,iatHE kUur.s have been found 10
uu Injected with ruuirui organisms
mup frequently tlau eats .n iho same
s,gI lot. that have horny Kernels
Iha provides means of selection
thai mai t,Ip to do anuy with The
u,.e.-ft 90 Testing ctpp ear o. deter
mime whether iuom ihc standpoint ~
rU.mi Injection o. ls desirable 10
plant s.HII kernels are easily dis
.u.u- .I fum those with horny
rIasI The horny kernel Is
muur uI Ir.s translucent, that H.
DO I0s Coo u.Lt ph.s through To- le
s.mu HHy chat oiled paper does
suulJ k.u0.s are 0paque-liAe a
ur.r ~ ..HI.
sturdy ears u dent varieties pro-
Iu.r uuerr numbers NJ weaker grow.
ing rHnft mure susceptible 20 root
rofs in ur Geld. than DO eafs u more
horny composition
There d. au impression among corn
growers raf fhe depth ~ che dents
H. uu Indication ~ ihr siarchlncss u
thc keue's but this has not been
shown to he trlc Chafy kernels are
usually veri siarchy but rarch.ness
Is n1t necessarily associated with
uafmliIt maiursi ears that are rough.
The bulletin mas Del obtained BY "a.
dressing thr department ~ washing
iou. ~ e.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14
DEVICE AIDS BERRY GROWER
Rolling Cutter Makes II Easy 70
Keep strawberry Plants Cen.
fired 20 Affected Space.

This device WIN be- found handy IN
teep.ng the strawberry bed ln order
through the summer season. u g. o.
rolling cutter used 70 cut the run
ncrs which Otherwise would spread
COZ between tle rows and ~ plants
where they are not wanted writes
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14

FEDERAL ald roads either completed
or unloI construction In the United
siaies at Coo ~ of ihe present fiscal
1,ar 5000 require approximately Co.
wHun tons uf STONE and gravel FOR
che matIus of 2se1 miles Of high.
uai.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14

u. o. Van Horn n the Nebraska
nm journal ny running this cut.
tor up aul down the rows one caa
yrry easily keep the plants confined
10 the space desired such a device
ls made oi two cuiteu FROM an Old
disk mounted 70 homonars frame.
us shown
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14

NHh mHih hani ruads fram farm
90 ioan ani ~ substantial M mile.
aui0uf tfu.s 90 hauI ealn or hogs
De- ihr famtf uin Hyein tu comprip
viii uu ani water transportation
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14
FIXING GRADES FOR 1oHAIR
Federal wool Specialists A. Max.
ING Careful study u Output
IN Texas

Investigations looflnf toward The
establishment u grades Tor mohali
arr nov hsinr made by ihe United
States Department ~ Agriculture
Federal WOOL specialists an usting .
rsrfnl survey N ne various finis q
mohalr prudnccd IN Tcxas
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14

DEPARTMENT "A"-DAIRY CATTLE John A. Moore In charge
JERSEY BuLLS-under Two Yeau Of Agy
First rnIcftOO merchandise Morris a Son
Second pile-S2oo Merchandise. Yandel GuEvnhsim
JERSEY HuLl-Tvu Ycan and over
First prze-stOO by Farmers Bank and Trust Co
Sccond hize-s2o0 City Coal and Transfer
JERSEY FEMNLES-under Two Yean
Fui prre-siO0 Merchandise J.. Rubin
Second Przc-{2oO Merchandise, C. W. Grady
JERSEY FEMALES-Two years and
First 500 Merchandise, 7. II. Cochran Go.
Second Prle-{20O. L. r. Guess
HoLsTEN BULlS-Under Tvo Years u age
First PiIe-fioo Merchandise. Sam CArnshan
Second Pr1e-s20O Merchandise. Sam Carnahan
HOLSTElN BULlS-Two Years and Over
First pufe-gtoO Merchandise, n. v Stone Co
SECOND Prize 81. Hat, lande Gugenhsm Co
HOIsTEIN FEsALEs-undcr Two Yean
First Prize-fi Merchandise T. n Cochran a Co
Second Prze-S2 90 Shirt Taylor and Taylor
HOIsTEIN FEAlALES-Tvo Years and over
First Prire-Sg00 Mde. j. ~ Mayes and Son
setund puze-l2 oO Cap, Taylor and Taylor
DEPARTMENT -B"-BEEF CATTLE " D. susassr. Ia charge
BULLS-uuder Two Years u
First Prle-gloo swan Flour, Marion Milling Co.
Second Prile-t2oo NJ o. Esksw
BuLLS-Tvo Years and Over
First PnIe-stoO
Second Pr1e-s2oo Nd,s ". 3. Cox
FEAfALES-under Two Years
Fr., rrle-iioo. Farmer, B.nE and Tru,, Co.
Second Pile-g2oO }. C. Bourland
FEMALES-rao years and Over
F.n, -s,oO Merchandise. Marion Hsrd.srs CO.
Second pnie-S2Oo Merchandise }. b. Asher
DEPARTMENT "C"-HOCs. Geo {. Johnson. In charge
DUROC JERSEY BOAR-one Year and over
First ru4e-gloO J. u Ome
Second Prle-SsoO Eda D. Stone
uUROC JERSEY nOAR-uudcr Year
First Prize StOO s.. ~ jenkins
Second Pzc-S2OO. Henry and Henry
pUROC JERSEY sOw-Ons Year and Over
First pnEe-fgOo, D. y. Boston and sons
Second rIilc-S2oO fam,u Bank and Trust Co.
DuROC JERSEY SOw-uudsr One Year
First prIe-fto0 J. A. Hughes
Second Puzc-g20o 3. q. Huson baker
POLAND CHINA BOAR-Ons Year and Over
First prils-ttoO
second Pu1e-g2U0 Henri Paris
POLAND CHINA BOAR-tlnisr one Year
Fu PrEe-stO0
Second prle-g2o1
POLAND CHINA SOW-oue Year and Over
First Prize fiOO
Second puse-g2O0
POLAND CHINA sOw-under one Year
First prile-siOo
Second Prize-s2OO
DEPARTMENT "D"-sHEEr. Dr. Frazer in CAns.
RAM-Oue Year and over
First Prirs-stO0
Second Prifc-s2oo
RAM-uuder ono Year
First prEe-NOO
Second PfiEe-g2uO
EwE-one Year and Over
First Prie-si0o
Second prize-t2oO
EwE-Under one Year
First PriEe-StOO
Seond Pri1e-SeoO
DEPARTMENT "E"-HoRsEs AND MULES. , Sulsnr,r
BEST SADDLE STALLION GELDING OR MARE Under ssdil.
First rife-ftoo Shoes. Yandel Gugeuheim Co
Second pufc-t2 900 Mdsc.. Cochran A Co
BEST HARNESS STALLION Geldinr Mare in Harness
Fu Prifc-ftOo. Mise Haynes and Taylor
Second Pile-S2 90 Blaclsmiihing, Hugh Driver
BEST BROOD MARE, % be shown With Colt At Side
First Priae-si00 Flour. Mayes, Dean a Co
Second Pdze-S2 Backsmihng Cuess Bros
BEST WEANLING HORSE OR FIILY COLT
First PriEe-S2Oo Mdse. r. p Wheeler
Second Prire-si 90 Mdss.. x. y Wheeler
BEST wEANLiNG MULE COLT
First Prise-S200
Second Pri,e-s 90 Mdss. Marion Hd~s Co.
BEST PAIR WORK MULES m HARNESS
First Prise-stOO
Second Prre-s2. 90, Marion Coal Co
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14

-: : ! !
First Pm
WYANDOrTES-O
First prils-s2N
Second Prie-si~5 j. n orhs
RHODE ISLAND REDs-One Cock. Hens
First puls-S2
Second Prlesi.Oo Specs
RHODE ISLAND REDs-ons cocterel. two rulsr
First Prils-s2oo
Second Prize-Si 90. Geo " Stone
LEGHORNs-One Cock, Two Hen,
First pufs-s2OO
secoud Pr4e-si 90 Order Woods Co
LEGHORNS-One CockereI Two pulsu
First priIs-t2 90
Second Pri1e-s co. e. " Haynes
DEPARTMENT -c"-MulE RACE G. Do.' in Charge
FAST MULE RACE
FIRST prils-yso0 DE- Ha1er
Second Prime o. 90. Poster and Tucker
SLOW MULE RACE Rider, selected b. Judge,
frst Pnte 3oo kentucky tluof Spar 60
Second Pife-s2 oo Kentucky Floor Spar Co.
DEPARTMENT "H--RlDING RINGS. Iadrs Nuna charge
BEST LADY RlDEE-oyu u 'sars. RdaF A'tfds
FIRST Pris e. o0. Jesse Olive
Second rr4s-ii co. s. 81 Jenkins
BEST GENTLEMAN RlDER-o,sr u Yean
Frt Prime g. 90
Second Prifs-g oO. j T-.Ili,kln
BEST GIRL DER-under a. rding Astias
Frst Pufc-t
Second Prime 81 90. Moore and rssen.
DEPARTMENT J"-rARM PRODUCTS O shsb, n charge
SEED CORN-Hesi Ten Eart Wmf,
Fu Prime e. O0. Marion nanl
Second Prize Si Oo. Marion nank
BEST TEN EARS YELLOW
FIRST Prime g. oO. Marion nank
Sscod priis-sl oo. Maron Bans
roBAcco-Bs.' pHpiay nari lahaoo. Pow Hands
fut Puief 500
Second Prime 81 oO. Marion Hanl
POTATOEs-Beii % Bushe Sweet latato.
Frui Prime g. % Marion barber shop
Second Priie-fi COL. j n Boston end san.
POrATOEs-Best 90 Hushsl lrih
First Piis-i2 oO. N,Connsl a wFaus
second PuIe-li Oo. " Bloc. De-
SORGHUM MOlASsEs-nsst psrlay
Fnt rrle-fl. 90, CoaI el . samssr,rs
soond Prime
DEPARTMENT -E--FRuu " l. Ad.n. Ia charge
APPlEs-ons PEEK
Hrs, Prime g. o. D " Nurn
Second Pnts-ti.o0. . W Sum
BEST BOY RnER-urdsr It
First prife-f2ou
Second Prime SEQ j A nurhs.
DEfr -i"-juNioR CLUB DEPT John spsnsst to- Chsrrs
BEST JUNIOR PIG-Ta b. iatg,d Foas. Bs.t EtHt o.
Cheapest Gains. 20. Bet Es,ord BOA 20
Hu Prime iio o0 Faru bureau
Se,ond prfe-85.o0
Third prife-UW
POULTRY -WYANDOTTFs
Fut puts-i2o
Seond prife.gI Oo
sEED CORN-iunar Agricultural club
Fst pdfe-t2 o. Marion Hanl
se,ond rriie-tl.oo Marion Rama
Seed ,on On s.h pIs, sfs awarded By Marion B.a sssms their
SEWING CLUB EXHIBIT
Fnt Prime 500
seond Prize 800. o. Clement
DEPARTMENT -L--rOXHorNn Grant D,,id.on ,s sA,rs.
hhoI MALt-tltn Mdlv D NJ. Chandler
bESi hifCh VIII Litter ~ hlfs. g. .1 prs...nF 4 Y.f.
DEPARTMENT "M'-HOME ". o. Hosard ,a charge
OLDEST MARRIED COUPLE s. oo Rocker ~ % ra.lsr
YOUNGEST MARRIED COUpLF-Sau
LARGEST FAMlfY-uw
DEPARTMENT ~N"-nAm SHOW. Ne. D. " Nam. In ,.,,,.
"ihL bAhl-fre'iei and hssi Developed ur,r Two Ysau
firsi Prss-tiuo % Photos Travis studa
Second Prile-i2 io Bab, Ill., Dom Allen
BOY -landsomcst host ns,,upci unlsr Two Year,
first Prize e. Oh. Mayor Rasusn
seond rr.fe-f oo, D. L. narpsuinF
DEPARTMENT ~O"-COUNTHN SCuoots u,. A p..,.,...-..
SCHOOL VOORHEES, Exhibit
frit rriEs-g5OO
Sefoud Prife-g2OO
DkrAEihENr -r~-roops. Mr,. ". X Crus, In charge
BEST DISPLAY oF JEILIFs
frti priie-fio0 Mdss Haynes 4 Ts,ar
second Prite-io.t Co Num-
BEST DISPLAY OF PRESERVE
Frsfp rIsr. mn
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-07-14

Times co. .uiHmat1n has been %.
iainri .r'I afir Irrsnual visits IN
one Hafr SEQ Iuf.t'oruairrs bad o.
o. saHt nf u bring in tho needed
fwres aHI Ir t.mo o. tas besu found
that practically un records have been
keli TDr SOME af Goo Couni'cs Boz Sew
Mriiu gaoii0nuaIr.s Bad to bel trans
lated iuin spanish before the road on.
Uals could understand them.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-08
CHAPTER 1ccn-.n9e6-

RaineY was little surprised ac mis-
si1aw af taughrtuIaess bur ae lid
noe remark sn It. He waS beginning
ra think rrerrF enusraarfF ct Ia-s that
lie had urffsrssffna-est Lind
The giants hand erappea anti
r1ariraIIy 60 rae handle as Z 20 Assure
himself Ct the door being sasr- s1f.-
denly e apened wide Black gag.
with auIY rae gray ere II the c6r-AaiS
facing them Lunff had araGgac aE
she nluzzie af hGs Efsfst - The heigar
af uaays chest bu- thera WIS E6eh-
ing r8 epEsse r.
-EfdIur. the ia fool Whar Efud
sf q game ~ thls1 Came afIE o. thers'
Something seufEIesf Gu rHe aasr sf
rn. r1nu-raen aar-ed swiftly cut BE-
-veen raa Eens Of Lanff and EaiHey-
au al taurs- Ike a r-sar dog Cur
GIs. r sJrawfe.t su the fasr win
waE-s saes aaa rep-sTsav with hands
sursrrerehess II ptea,tingr knees 9raNH
IN Ia some E1ie-uus Attempt az pro-
rsrrzsu, caII5ng silrE1F, ID me Voice ct
Sandy.
-Danr saaac, arE Please 6su'E
slssr-'
LHnf reached down anh IerHe1 the
'raHsrahaur Co hfs .ssE, aal1 srra1szti1g
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-08
c-pys.c1r scees MERRILL CO

don't think auuy-ling OF 9car.a the
life OUT OF a haIf-baks.tf kid an na-a-
IN, up his hide Ike a PATCHWORK quilt
Ther kids sIaviu' At after his One
Of you monkey WIKI hiTn, an Tdu'l DO
iesr what he's btu tGin's wish you vas
lead an dveraaarrt'
He rlrued IN his heel and vatke.t
20 the door. RaineT following.
The g-f KspC below and seldom
cane auE # aer cabin, Tamafa ssrv
ing her meals n -here- RaIley enUid
see Ln1d's resentment growing az his
a--tr1Ifes thai seemed &c him aornaI
enough, though Il might present ct-a-
cTIiCy later Z perzisrest n But the
morning that they heaatet 70 through
SeGuam gaS8 between Ehe synuuna
reet5 # Seszuam and 4mLLa EsianGs
she eane du tee1 and vens ehrWar!
20 cha Bows taking IN deep drea-1a
u the arae.ng ar and gazing norm
70 me tres exyaaae 8f Eertng sEra-r-
RaineY left aer Alone cur LIuc vel
cnmed her AZ she saus BasA At
"G4ad u ses FesI 8u tec1 ag7i1,
Miss Peggy.' as said -Tau Heed sIin
and air TO g.r gau n 4ilage again
How zar have We JET 70 g92' she
asked-
most 4 rhSusan niles 10 ne
strait pr8Eer.- sntG Lunf- TIE Saule-
CuaIaskl steamer aae Les rn The
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-08

easf- Rms etaas ca TIE P-.hEafs.
ra-es azznftres. miles aarra, via Hal
an zE Earraev Earee hnucr71
further Then enuea ST. Lawrence
Esfs- ptG-lE II tie middle Il -a'. sTra-f-
WITH Siberia an 41asitf etnsil Il
H xas a=en Go h6tG TER ID ennTs--
VA -Isn. a1t ss1s wiling 20 asren- AZ
s-anrfnr almost eagzrtT when lie sf-
raras. ra ealac 0gI rae4- Easi-1dr du
ne chart sLrsif Gu lie cabin -asia-
Lind rasess weIr fGr Al A1s AEa1Ess.
an,x sr tines hIriGIF HetAles. vdca3EI-
E1-r. whenever h. raIaest - Eas saa
and sf hl4 GIVE aGVeEEares sTa-AaG
rhau1 v1-aau- aragr hG- bringing Up
sr-sEfar sfsr1rss * se11aur tII sc
splssr ssss saq5r Ct Efs z the raT.
Frnur thar time au PegE siulzs ca1ls
10 rae sasGe and ras-t frse4F With
r.uuT mere cs1se-varsgs1y win
Eaiasy.
The xrt. RaineF Gec1f.ss-~ Tas a7E-
usrf1x LRa1- seeking 80 Ea6w bow
with se- feminine naeeasGs sf-s nigh
er,urrsI hI-a- aesp h9n wErasa bsTr6s.
Her esasnesa- * ses11efz- NE Had eass
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"MEssE a ouEEN.s

sruopsis On lie san
F-Iac,sca water s-0ur, Io1u Edi-
nay. uevsuaoer reporrsr,- "a accns1~
ed ~ a giant blind man wis ASKS
Ea.uev 10 Lead hfm ABOARD tia
sealing schooner AarIuk- Il the
cabin rds.y ind Captain 5inus and
a man named Ca-.se1- SiTHTns Fec
aguizes Tie blind naa, calling ain
Tim LIud LIud accuses 5iTnns OF
abandoning aim, blind On Al ice
dos and isnauucss him SluIT1s
Ianfes s1a ctlargs, out LasId r.
uses 20 ae pac.dsa- lie declares
his Intention nf accompanying the
Ezrtuk su irs expedition 1nr-a,
where K 81 z5iug IN dllesr OF soih
field wlic:I Luud haJ discovered
Psxzy. 5immg talI211rsrs - d50afa-
aad fersnda Ter father Ca-.sen.
VIM Is a physician, Al vail aa arsr
rare. fy-Izs 2aiuey. Av7dsng rom
ais sr.Icar. E1tuey f1ds himself az
sssa- car.seu INFORMS linn he aas
aees, k.d1aced He otsrs Ra-ney a
snare at yhs xDid, and EA1usy q
,zr-sf 10 d.ciara himself satisfied
Euud Ewes him a dr1sr acrouuc or
a E1FI1tF SLSc1A-A-ItA bS -<A'~
tells aim he fisr-usrs Carissn, aEif
suggests = .Car-lsrsflIp. R-i.ney
% ar al Lnnds "syss Exiney
In made sersud nlace Ca1ra1n
ssrurus Is II AID The navigation is
enrtrziy n cie hands 1t Carise-I-
Ar the Ialsrs suggestion a shoot
fux nia-ch Ea Staged and the sea-
hunters EXHAUST -aeir Ammunition.
ra-tsen sifows his SKILL win the
cfsfoI and L1ad does snn1s 1srsrl-
ishiux si1aoca4 by s1uud- .aldy
the ss1oprs BOY. "a swspe 0vsr5aarf
and a rescued 5v Ex.ueyr vito
rs1ua wins Psgzys admiration TIE
captain zzr3 worse SANITY 1ssl3
how Ca-1ssn 10 stirring ~ rrauSte
over me Division 5f The g1td- Carl
sen draws a gun on R-a-usT. Eln
1v.rcsvers aim TIniad:z, tas nys-
ssr.nus Japanese cnnk- declares
himself neutral Land his Hzt1r
rzsrsrsd k1Ils Car.ser- Captain
ssurus dies The aun1srs ATTACK
Lrusf. WHO has 5ads1 charge dc I1s
Ea-tuk They ara beaten 1--sr a
fsrca 1z1I-
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