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Evening star., 1936-02-23
THIS WEEK

culent bone. Then he looked guardedly at
John once. INC" he said off -handedly, moth
in to speak of. TIL last train to 60 this way
was two three weeks ago. Signs of it ten miles
ahead"
John Pendergast looked long at him, studied
his face, but Will was again busy with his food
and the talk languished
Later the two men walked away and Cau-
ton, helping her mother clear away, broke out
with the fire that was in her. THAT Will
Dallas!" she said violently. HE makes me so
mad can't see! Some day I'm a-going to tell
him just exactly what think of him.
1T seems to me you've pretty well done
that already, child, her mother said. smiling,
but pay him no mind There's other things
for you to think about. Your father wants
should tell you. He feels right proud. honey,
and so do l. Come little closer. don't want
Sara Sprague to hear"
Caution, tall and slim in the freight her
bright hair shining, came nearer and Mrs.
Pendergast leaned over the table, her smiling
lips at her daughters ear This afternoon,
at rest-time, Captain Sillard took your paw
ASIDE Tor a private talk. And what you think
they talked about?"
WHAT" said Caution breathlessly
"You"
"Me? What - what did they say?"
THE Captain" whispered Mrs. Pendergast
proudly, asked your father for permission
to address you. He's coming to fire tonight.
Now what do you think of that? A fine man,
Captain, if ever there was one, and any grid
be fortunate to become his wife. You better
put on your red dress"
Caution went hot and cold all over, as if a
wind had blown aside the heat of the fire. She
looked down and her hands shook. "All right"
she said. II will"
Captain! Captain had asked her father!
The most important man in the small moving
world of the enigrant train! And there were
many girls to choose from - Hannah Sprague
Evening star., 1936-02-23
Magazine Section

for it was watered and lush with forage.
do you think the Captain will lay us over
for day?" she asked as she came up to the
fire. flung her Slated bonnet at the wagon.
There's talk of it," her father said. "Its
three days to good water again. Only water
holes between"
As the Pendergasts, parents, daughter and
ten-year-old son Johnny, sat down around the
small table that rode at the wagons tail, her
father waved hairy arm in its rolled-up
flannel sleeve.
Hi, Will" he beloved. You're eatin'
with us tonight. Come on!'
Will Dallas swung over between the fires
and they made room for his vast bulk. He sat
on an upturned bucket and grinned at
Caution.
This sure is fine pan bread, Mrs. Pender-
gast," he said genially, IAN yore coffee smells
bettern airy other woman's in this here
train''
"A loose tongue" said Caution primly, lis
quick to flattery."
Daughter" said John Pendergast, that
works two ways. 1t can also be unkind."
LET her be, John," the young man laughed.
They do say gal often scorns man to hide
a different feelin"
Caution jumped to her feet but Will Dallas
caught her arm in great fingers like steel
bands and drew her down again.
Eat yore supper, lass" he said, YOU'RE
woman grown Stop actin like baby"
The girl sat down but tears of anger and
humiliation trembled on her lashes. They did
not 60 unnoticed by Will Dallas, though he
was soon deep in hearty enjoyment of the
plain and wholesome fare, talking between
whiles with John Pendergast
"See anythin' looked s'picious today?"
the latter wanted to know. ANY signs of folks
ahead of us?" In the back of his mind as in
everyone's, was memory of those things on
the river they had passed.
Will carefully finished and laid down sue
Evening star., 1936-02-23

and Belle Smith and the Hanson twins, and
others. She hurried about the work of put
ting away the pots and went to her own wagon
where her own trunk rode.
Presently she came down off the tongue,
resplendent in her crimson challis with the
little yellow flowers in it, her hair done up on
her head with her precious hickory hairpins
Mrs. Sprague looked at her appraisingly.
Reckon Wills settin' at your fire to-
night" she said experimentally, and Caution
smoothed the gathers of the full skirt along
her slender hips
mot as any one knows Of" she said
sharply.
Will Dallas indeed! A hair Drained scout
without penny in this world to bless himself
with, only his tall horse his gun and his worn
buckskins. But the horse was the best in the
train, except Captains lean bay stallion, and
the gun was famous from Kansas to the
Coast, they said, since its owner had twice
made the journey.
She had little time for.her scornful thoughts
about Will Dallas, for her father was walking
back to their fire and with him walked Cap
tain Sillard. His rather small eyes took in the
unwonted gaiety of the girls attire with snnil-
ing appreciation as he drew up a three-legged
stool and sat down in the little circle.
1t was customary for the families to stroll
about after the work of the night was done
Evening star., 1936-02-23

and visit each others fires, talking of the
days progress, the hopes ahead, but tonight,
quick to sense the signal honor being paid the
Pendergasts, they kept a respectful distance.
At a wagon back along the oval. Will Dallas
stood with lantern hung beside tiny bit of
broken mirror and shaved his handsome face.
He was the only man who bothered to keep
up this habit in an habitually bearded group,
although, at that he liked to boast with boy
ish vanity, his face always looked dark again
by morning. The wagon belonged to friends
of his, three brothers by the name of Sneed,
and was his only claim to home. Bill Sneed
came up out of the soft darkness now and
spoke.
Caution pendergast," he said, "she's got
a beau
Wills hand stopped in its downward scrape
along his left cheek "Ehr' he said.
Caution = she's settin' up tonight"
"Who With" asked the other slowly.
Captain Sillard."
For long moment there was silence. Then
Will stropped his precious razor energetically.
"Ain't nothin' to that" he said. Caution,
she's young. Captains nigh Almost old as her
paw"
"But Captains smart an they say he's
got thousand dollars in his under-belt.''
VIII WINGED at that He finished his task
in silence and presently he walked among
the fires to see for himself. He saw
Evening star., 1936-02-23

Caution in her red dress, the
Captain talking entertainingly.
and the sight hurt him worse
than anything had ever hurt him
in his life. But he laughed loudly
among the men by Ansell's fire,
Dragged about a fight he'd had
last year at Laramie.
Next day the train laid over
and there was much activity.
Great fires burned, big kettles
boiled and a thousand garments
bleached on the green grass all
about. The scouts rode out as
usual and Will Dallas came back
with a small fat bear across his
horses rump. He gave it to John
Pendergast to parcel out among
those short of meat and went in
search of Captain Sillard. There
was no laughter on his dark face
today. The two men walked away
together and Will talked ear
nestly. When they came back the
Captain was graver than usual.
He summoned David Sprague
and John Pendergast and several
other men and they all walked
out again.
"Will says there's signs ahead"
he told them straightly, ''Red-
skins. Under cover and mighty
careful. That's not so good"
"An' that train ahead" Will
said, Its ben delayed. Made
long camp by a big water-hole.
fourteen-fifteen miles beyond.
Looks like they rested up good.
Careful too. Close formation.
Stock herded close. An they're
a big train, bout ninety wagons
make out"
."How far ahead you make
them?" asked Sillard..
"Bout three-four days. But
they'll be pullin' on with rested
stock"
-Four days at OK pace" said
Continued on page I2)
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07

Dan Rice Circus arrives for their
annual engagement. The red wagon
is an American institution. It's COM
ing is hailed with delight and each
year thousands Of schools are shs-
pended for the day that the students
may reVel in the delights Of circus
day. To many, especially business
men and captains Of industry; the
physical side OF the circus eIicits a
great deal Of interest. They marvel
with the machine-like precision by
which the great show Is transported
from city to city. Here today and
tomorrow perhaps 200 miles away in
another state. Frequently large
circus goes for several years without
missing a single performance The
answer to it all is this: In no other
branch OF human endeavor is an or
ganization so perfected as with the
circus.
Scores OF performers take part in
this seasons Dan Rice Circus. They
hail from is foreign countries. Al
most every nation has contributed Its
star. This season a gorgeous ana
spectacle, Fiesta Days in Spain the:
charm, romance and gayety. Of Old
Spain opens the big show. II is a
fairyland production in which hun
dreds Of performers, horses and ele-
plants take part.
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07

People who get bitten by the circus
bag In childhood rarely get over it,
In fact the malady known as circus
fever seems to get steadily worse
as time goes on and men attain the
dignity Of business success.
Many a bank president without
young children Of his own will use
his wifeis sisters little boy as an ex-
cuse to get to the circus himself
or the neighb0rs children, in a pinch
Sometimes we suspect he might even
report himself lin conference" and
sneak OF to an afternoon perform
ance unaccompanied!
But the circus is most fun for all
when there are children along. How
they do enjoy the lions and tigers,
the performing elephants, and the
silly tumbling clownsi Their eyes
get as big as saucers at the stunts
they see, and they promptly go home
and stage circus Of their own.
What mother hasn't discovered her
very best tableeloth draped over
couple Of chairs as the Big Top
the clothes lines IN use as a tight
rope, and the family canine surprised
to find himself roaring ''li-yun"?
The calliope will sound in Milford,
one day only. Wednesday, August ~
at Lofand Grounds when the Great
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07
R0XANA.

Rev. z. l. Condor Of Springdale
7 Pa. who with his family are on
4 their vacation at Little Pittsburgh
Beach at FenWicls Island, will
I preach IN Roxana NJ. 2. ChuTch on
Sunday morning. Your presence is
requested
Joseph ]. Lynch is conValeseing
az his home after an operation a.
the Milford Emergency Hospital last
week.
Mrs. Angie Derricksen Is not feel
ing so we'll at this writing.
To those who have a lot in ROxanR
cemetery, they should visit II and
see the condition that their lot Is IN.
Some lots have been cleaned and IL
yours has not, the other person
would like for you to attend TO this
as Il is not justice to their adiOin-
ing lot. The cemetery committee
would appreciate your cooperation.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ollie Lynch and War
rem Lynch spent part Of last week
with friends at ChincOteague, Va
A number from here attended the
Kent and Sussex County Fair last
week.
Miss Alberta Long who is employ
ed at DagsborO is spending part
OF her vacation with her paFentsi /
Mr. and Mrs. Zeno p Long. near
town Miss Long also spent last
week as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar 7. West at Atlantic City N.7 ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rayne en-
teftained last week at their cottage
at Fehwick's Island. Mr.. and Mrs.
LebO MeCabe and son Of near Sell
byYille; also Miss Frances Williams
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07
Ladies Ald WlIl Have Parlv

Ladies' Aid WIN Have Party
The Eilendaie Ladies Aid viii have
am outing at Slaughter Beach on
Thursday afternoon, August 27th al
8 o'clock. Each member is request
edito take lunch and a guest.
Invitation TO EpW0rth League
The Epworth League Of Goshen
N. p. Church. Milton, invites the
members Of Ellendale Epworth Lea
cue 70 attend a .Galilee Service" to
be held By the lake near the home
o. Milton Graves. Sunday evening.
August 9ths at go'cl0c1. This Is a
part Of the Home Coming pro-
gram and Is to be held in eoopera-
tion with the Methodist Protestant
and Protestant Episeopal Churches
Of young peoples groups Of Milton.
Come
Services at Holiness Hail
Saturday ana Sunday evenings at
hso O'Clock interesting services with
plenty Of good. musie. can be- heard
and enjoyed at the Pilgrim. HoIineas
Hail, Eilendale A warm welcome
j. extended to one and all who are
interested IN the word Of God. Rev.
Savage, pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07

Lorenzo C.. King, local agent foi
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
I Company, who recently underwent q
serious operation at the Delaware
Hospital in Wilmington, returned
home this week very much improv-
ed. The citizens Of the town welcome
his return.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris E. Marvel and
son, Norris, Jr., were guests at
ChincOteague, Va, last weekend as
the guests Of the latter's parents.
Mrs. Roland Mumford has return
ed to her home in Raleigh, N. c., af-
ter spending the past ten days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur C.
Hurley.
Cabell Fine has returned to his
business in Springfield, Mass, after
spending the past weekend with his
brother-in-law. Joseph IL. Cox. Mrs.
Fine is touring Europe and at the
present time is in Germany attend
ing the Olympic games.
Mrs. Bertha Conway, wife Of City
Engineer E. f. Conway IS expected
home this week after spending some
time with relatives I'm Detroit, Mich. |
Superintendent and Mrs. VIM. B. /
Thornburgh were called to Missouri !
last Sunday due to the sudden death /
Of her brother.
VIM. N. Moore, Pine street, who
has been seriously IN Is recovering
and Is expected to be out very soon.
Mrs. Bessie Cannon. wife Of Sena-
tor j. Roy Cannon who has been
seriously in at the State Hospital is
expected to be able to return home
within the next two weeks.
Ford Breeding and daughter GlOr-
ia who have been spending some
time in Rehoboth have returned
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sunderman
OF Wilmington. were Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Jester.
Misses Lille, Laura and Mary War
ren, VIM. wilkins. Herman West and
son, Charles, mOtOred to Ocean City
on Sunday.
Miss Emma Ennis is visiting rela-
tiyes in Chester this week.
Many residents Of Glendale and
community visited Harrington Fair
last week and enjoyed the races and
exhibits.
! Mrs. Anna NJ. Jester is a patient in
the Milford Emergency Hispital and
her operation on Monday was very
successful We trust for speedy
recovery.
NeWly-Weds Given shower.
Mrs. J. Handy Lynch was hostess
to a miscellaneous shower Wednes-
day evening. July 29th in honor Of
her daughter and sOn-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Walker. Many friends
from Georgetown, Milton, Milford
and Ellendale were invited and many
beautiful and useful gifts received.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Veasey, MIR. and Mrs Howard
Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beebe
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Golden and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. j. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Williams, Mrs. Sarah Caldwell. Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Jester and family,
MIR. and Mrs. Howard King, Edward
Livingus, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs. ElWood Lynch and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver. Lynch. |
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. TimmoBs. Mr.. and
Mrs. /. w. EllingsWorth and tlaueh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Wilson. Mra. |
Ruby Majors. Mrs. Virginia Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott. Mrs. /
James Wilson. Mr. and Mfs. Irwin 4
Webb and children, Mr. and Mrs.
b. D. Moore, Mrs. Charles Hogt /
Misses Clara Mae and Dorothy Petty 4
1ohn. Sarah Donovan. Frances Petty
john. Mary Frost. Louise Pase. Ruth
Belts, Clarence Abbott, Jr., Rodney
Rust Anderson and Alton Timmons.
Harvey Wilson, Millard and Eura
Walls, Samuel Evans. George Frost.
Otis Webb and Charles Lee.
Music was furnished By Howard 4
King, Edward Livingstone. Of Geor-
getown, George Frost and Samuel
Evans. Of Milton, Alden Wilson and
Wilson and William Walker, also B.
D. Moore, OF Glendale.
al a late hour refreshments of
lee cream and saItines were served
and upon leaving all wished Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker loHg and happy mar
ried life.
Church News
Sunday School services at ten o.
clock. a large attendance is de-
sired Epworth League al 2 D. m.
Class Nc. Will Meet
Glass No. viii meet with Mrs.
Amanda CoYerdale on Friday even
ng. August 18th All members are
cordially invited.
EpWorth League To Have Party
The Epworth League viii hold
heir monthly meeting on the church
AVN Saturday. August sth az
q. After the business meeting
.Anles and croquef will b played on
he back lawn Large servings of
lee cream VIII be sold Tar Eve cents
rybodv welcomes
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07
GLENDALE

81 e
Miss Emma Ennis and friend Wis
tied in Pennsyilles N. j., over th'
week-end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel J. Williams
and daughter Rose Marie, are yaca-
tioning at Lake Winola, Pa, this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Bonard d. Moore
spent Sunday with relatives at Nil
ton
Irwin Webb has purchased new
VS. Ford.
Mrs. e. P. Godfrey and children
Of Millsboro, we're callers on Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Derrickson, Friday eve.
Misses June and Anna Carey are
visiting relatives in Philadelphia and
are spending two weeks at the sea-
shore In New Jersey.
On Tuesday William Wilkins and
Peter Calhoun enjoyed the HaTring-
ton Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Ireland en-
teFtained Mr.. and Mrs. John Clayton
and children Of Baltimore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs l., w. Ellingsworth
and daughter, Shirley Lea, were Sun
day callers Of relatives in Lewes.
Miss Loretta Millman, Of Philadel-
phia, is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Mill
man.
Guests Of Mrs. M. A. Wood this
week are; Mrs. J. F. Derriekson,
Mrs. Reginald Derrlckson and son.
and Mrs Lee German, all Of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs George Powell, OF
Snow Hill, Nd, were Sunday guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. E Mumford
Charles J. O'Neil is slightly inn
proved at this writing.
Mrs Irving Coverdale is not so
Wen az this writing
Tobert Macklin Is also on the sick |
list
Mr. and Mrs Frank Leverage en-
tertained guests last week
Mr.. and Mrs Lew Tyrell has re-
turned home from a trip to Iowa.
where they enjoyed visiting with old
friends and relatives.
Herman West and William wilkins
spent Thursday at chincoteague Is
land Va.
Samuel Warren Is the guest of his
daughter and son-in-lawi Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Reynolds this week
Miss Betty Walius and friends mo-
tored 70 Washington d. c. Luray
Cayerns and other interesting parts
Of Virginia, recently.
Mrs. George "a Reed, Jr., was very
lorlunate IN winning nine out OF ten
prizes on Needle and Hand Work az
the Harrington Fair Miss Margner-
tie Dickinson also won many 4-HI
prizes.
w. Martin Atkins employed at the
First NatioHal Bank and Trust Co.
Milford. Is spending bis vacation at
The summer resorts Of Delaware and
Misses Mia Macklin Rachel Cover
dale. Marion Draper. Paul " Smith
and George cogerdale. mofored To
Beach. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. E 3. Mumford en-
Eertained alr. and Mrs. william Day
dson and son. Billy. Of Bishopviile,
Nd, lass week.
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07
SEAFORD


Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dreyden AMI
daughter, Janis, have returned 4
their home in Salisbury, nd, aftel
spending the past week with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John S
Smith IN West Seaford
w o. Coyey, Inc, Of this town, re-
Gently entertained their employees
and members Of their other BRAN
ches at dinner at the Monticello res
taurant.
W. F. Allen, Of seaford. Is adver-
tising his candidacy for the Demo
aratie nomination for United States
Senator this fall in a novel manner.
He has had stretched across the
Front street highway here a large
sign with the name sWilliam r.
(BilD Allen, Democratic candidate
for the u. s. Senate, printed on Il
and used a similar sign az the Har-
ringtOn Fair last week. He says this
is only the beginning Of the cam-
paign he will wage this summer and
fall for the nomination.
Air. and Mrs. c. c. Thompson and
daughters have returned % their
home after spending the past week
in RehObOth with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Langlofd
were called TO New Smyrna, Florida
last week due to the illness Of the
formers mother
Wilbur C. Hurley made business
trip to New York last week.
Miss Margaret Favinger, clerk In /
the Seaford Trust Company who
was recently operated upon 40 the
Kent General Hospital IN Dover for
the removal Of her appendix, Is im-
proving. II
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07
MILFORD NECK

The Milford Neck Ladies' Aid win
held is monthly meeting in the Mil
ford NerirM. +. Church Friday even
ins August l4ths The program com
mittee Is Mrs Elmer Bennett and
Miss Anna Mae Bennett. The re-
freshment COMMITTEES ID Mrs. Edwin
Short Mrs. sallie Bennett. Mrs.
Frank Deputy. Mrs. Paris Kirby and
MRS Howard French Everybody
invited. Come out and enjoy de-
llghtfhl evening.
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07

and Clarence Edward Truitt Of
DagsborO.
Mrs. Horace Lynch received news
last week that her mother had pass
ed away at her home in Philadel-
phia. May we extend our deepest
sympathy.
Mrs. T. s. Johnson and son Ed
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07

ward spent Monday ia Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lynch. Miss
Thelma Bunting and Robert Wilgus
made a tour up in the New England
States last week.
"A. B. Carey is remOdellng his old
blacksmith shop and expects to open
an up to date shop soon
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-11
STEAMER YORO
ARRIVES HERE
FRUIT STEAMER COMES IN
AND TAKES ON FUEL OIL
AT PORTER DOCK.

Steamship Yoro, of the Stand
ard Fruit and Steamship Com
pany, arrived this morning from
Philadelphia, locked at the Por-
ter Dock company's main pier,
took 4O,007 gallons of fuel oil
and sailed : O'Clock for Frontera,
Mexico.
Schooner Eureka, Captain Hall,
is berthed at Porte Dock. She
a-1ived this week f-om the main
land.
Tender Ivy, which left earlier
in the week to deliver supplies at
Tortugas and to relieve New
Ground Rocks lighted whistling
buoy. returned to port yesterday
afternoon.
Steamship Ozark, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, is due to arrive to-
morrow from Jacksonville and Mi
ami en- route to New Orleans.
Alamo, of the same lines. is due
in Sunday morning from New
York, bound for Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-11
MANY HERE TO
RECEIVE Bonus
COMING WEEK
BETWEEN $50 AND 300 WILL
SHARE IN BABY BONDS
TOTALLINC ABOUT sIOo -
600

Veterans in Key West are I.ak-
inc forward To receiving th-r
packages Of bonus -baby~ bond
about the middle Of next week
between the Is and Is
The registered parcels ua-r -
handed 20 the vete-en n ner=al-
No one can re-e-pr fsr tAe bonds
it Is stated. excent the person
to whom the packsee r. adir=s-
ed. not even those lI-n- ~ Ere
same address
For this reason II u Planned hV
veterans al over the country o.
remain al home on the expected
dates, or within hailing dl-czEre.
in order that the p0~rma1 wll he
able 10 deliver the hnod- ar
cording 10 the requiremen-~-
Just how many persons n KEY
West VIII be recipients on rne
bonus baby" bonds has not ben
definitely stated. hut one who e.
closely in touch with the veter-
ans. said he estimated rhz- he-
tween $50 and 900 veterans VIII
receive altogether about S1oo--
600.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-11
RECALLS VISIT
To KEY WEST
RESENTS MANY UNTRUE
THINGS SAID ABOUT
ISLAND CITY

II. J. Hutchin-on. 81 And S
Neck. APponaug. T. l. n a l--reI
to Ray Navarro. recalls a VIar z.
Key West during Nar-h and sa-s-
Il was very much n love wI-h
your fine city and have talked s.
Up to many people who W. WISH
this season"
The writer encloses clEpln-
from a ne sFaper publl=hed ln q
nearby citv. showing that on Ma
Is al Kingston Hill. the therma-
meter registered . degree VITA
light frost on the round Ser
ling. Conn. Just over the Ene-
vas - above.
In another letter under date e
June 1. Mr.. Hut-hznsor reseu--
the unkind and unrrae thIngs sid
about Key West u o o MeIu-
tyres column. and is q the opiz-
ion that KEY Westers should TAKE
steps 10 prove The untrurh 81 ths
Mcintyre statement
i an going % Er-re d.
nOuncemeat q the article and
send II 70 Mcintyre. II Hu1ch-
inson concludes and 1ell mn whzr
I know Of this. -Ifrrle gen czrT-
Of Key West