Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], June 30, 1910, Page 12, Image 12

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L.L
L IS SIGNED
uiLENE TO GET 970,000
BUILDING. .
FOB
WILL BE PLENTY OF NOISE.
Fourth of loir Already Started
Firework Now om Display.
!".,fi Make Public Building Bill a
Law and the Structure to As-
lured Money to b Ap
proprfated u Needed. -
The merchant bare unpacked their
Fourth ot July goods and hare taken
those left over from last rear out of
the iterate room and hare them now
on display. The flock ot good thlf
rear ' to practically the tame ai In
previous year.' However, a few
new klndi of nolle makeri hare been
prune. There will not oe any ccie-
Washlngton, June 25. Preildent bratton here the Fourth but leare It
Taft thii afternoon ilgned the public to the "kids" -they will get rid of
bulldingt bill, which authorises the the fireworks.
expenditure of 122,000,000, but does rhe merchants bare already made
not actually appropriate the money. ntlet to the youthful buyers and the
.The appropriation will be left to the c-ack and bang has begun. There Is
next congress. an ordinance which deprives the
The aboye press dispatch tells the youngsters of this privilege and City
exact status of the law which orders policeman Engle will be kept busy
public building for Abilene at a I from now until the Fourth keeping
cost of $70,000. The law does not the noise muffled.
appropriate the money needed for About the only new thing turned
all the buildings ordered, but leaves out this year Is a repeating cap pis
the appropriation to be made as need-jtol. The pistol shoots fifty times
d. The next congress which ad-1 without reloading. The caps come In
Journs-Mwcb 4, 1911, will appro-1 boxes of fire fillings to the box. Each
proprlate ibe money and thnt will be fining contains fifty caps and until
In time Ir the actual construction I the fifty cans are shot oft it is not
nyhow, as It requires about ' two I necessary to reload the gun. It
tars from the passage of a public said that these pistols are a great
sliding bill before work begins. j deal safer than any other thing erer
But it Is now certain that Abilene invented In the toy gun line.
Ill get the building. The Panama The good old sky rockets roman
thai was ordered when, no money! candles, etc., are on the market this
was appropriated tor its completion, mar and they are lust the same
but It Is being provided as needed erer. They are favorites with the
nd the same process is followed in youths. One dealer says that the
publlo building affairs. new tangled fire works turned out
The Record-Herald's Washington each year do not sell well. The old
correspondence explains the bill's tried out and "sure go" stuff Is In
status: "The appropriation ot the demand. Although the wholesale
various amolnts was purposely avoid-1 price ot fireworks Is a little higher
this year the retail price Is the same.
mm::w m
Tbs court has set the case for July
5 and has ordered the attorneys to
present their arguments, briefs and
proofs at that time. It Is expected
that a decision will be ' rendered
promptly on the merits of the case.
, Belolt June 24. After three con
secutive defeats. Abilene came back
resulting In Belolt being defeated res-1 If the first election waa void, of
terday 1 to 1. It was pitcher's course the second one was also Ule-
battlethroughout and was filled with gal; if the first was legal the council
sensational plays, Schopp held Be-l mn,t canvas the rote and declare
loit down to two hits and allowed on-1 the commissioners elected. . '
ly one full transportation to first! The council has been anxious 'to
base. . .- I have the case settled on Its merits,
down beside still waters.
Score by Innings: .
Belolt. ....0 0 1 0 0 0.0 0 01
Abilene . . .1 0 000O01 tW
Sallna S Manhattan 2. "
Ballna, June 24. Sallna and Man
hattan played nine Innings to a draw,
I to 2, yesterday, the game being
called on account ot darkness.
as has every dtisen with the good
of the town at heart The mayor and
his friends hare seemed unwilling
to do this but how It appears that
there Is to be a definite end to the
muddle. It could bare been done
months ago bad the mayor been will
log and the town's interests certainty
demand It.
The Village Deacon.
There Is always too much."encour-
Concordia; Junctions.'
VinAArrila . .TnnA .' 24 . CoOCOrdta
.. - ' ... . ... I anement" ln everr campaign
won the first game ot me series wun i - - - - .-
Junction City yesterday. . ; ,
d at this time. It Is the Intention
nt ttiA frlAnri. nt th law in AnAftf ft
law next December, making appro- WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH ED?
prlatlon to corer the rarlous Items,
I Saline, Journal Bays Spanish
Vets Are Sore.
War
Sallna Journal: . Only two from
' "The understanding prevails that
)i public building law will effectlre-
, I commit Congress to the appropria-
' fin of the amounts carried In each
'im and that therefore no delay or I Sallna attended the meeting ot the
irfliMilfrv nf niiv klnil will ha ArnAf- Spanish War veterans at Kansas
iimui hr thA ATannHva rtnnrtmont City. Dr. Cockey returned last
The supervising archltectwlll proceed night He Is not very enthusiastic In
with the work Imposed upon him by his views of the reception giren the
the bill as rapidly as his force and risltors, and says that on the whole
facilities will permit HI bureau is the reunion was not a success.
greatly behind in Its work and dur- He reports that Col. Ed C. Little,
lna- the five months which will Inter- who has been department comman-
rene before congress 1 again In ees-Jdor the past two years, did not ap
sion' could accomplish nothing more Pr t all the first day of the en-
bad the money been appropriated campment and says the meeting was
. . . , . . a . . Km ma maana aa .NAMtaflll ThA AflA
man can ee accompusnea uuuer me i av.... -
law in Its present form. held at Sallna a year ago.
nut.. n .1.. I If m Ce.1. T.lttla who scored the
I 1IH 1B11UIO III (ifiuyi 1AIO Vila I -- ' - .
money will not affect the west aide Sallna boys when he was here Iat
DUiiuing at unicago. oieps win ue vn- "i ...
vn .nnn nnutbia to select a reelection as commander, tie enn-
Clay Center 8i Ellsworth 1. '
Ellsworth, June 24. The Central
Kansas League champions gave a
poor exhibition game here yesterday,
losing to Clay Cante-r-1 to 8.
Belolt, June 25. In another excit
ing game of baseball Abilene detest
ed Belolt 8 to 1. Lahey pitched for
the risltors. His pitching was the
feature of the game, not a hit being
combed out of his collection ot pus-slers.
Belolt June 27. Saturday's exhi
bition of baseball between Abi
lene and Belolt was first class until
the ninth Inning when some on cut
the ropes and Belolt took a balloon
ascension and let Abilene dent the I country th. .
Some men have worked so long and
faithfully at saving the country that
they ought to be granted a good pen
sion. ' ',,.. '.-",, "
l bare often wondered why It is
that nine out of tea men will' step
right orer a spittoon and walk clear
across the room and waste several
minutes trying to open a store Just
to spit in it.
" . Jl Jl '-
Two or three . members of our
church who bare been using their
religion as a cloak may not know It,
but the holes in the back of the cloak
are so big that even the kids are
making remarks about it
, These are the stirring days when
one good healthy harvest hand does
I bar heard one mail talk so much
about a millionaire uncle back la
Indiana that I grew suspicious. The
other day I found out that this mil
lionaire nncle to worth about four
thousand dollars. '
If there was any money In arguing
pontes three or four of the most
noted failures In our neighborhood
would now be millionaire with an
Income larger than Rockefeller's.
I am willing to admit , that for a
man who has as little influence with
the brethren as I hare, I talk a whole
lot about my church. .
Old BIU Shiftless was talking poll
tics in a crowd on the street the other
day. Old Bill finally declared him
self by saying, "Gentlemen, I hare
stuck to my party lor a good many
rears, but after (hi I shall rote for
the man. Sam, give me a chew of
your tobacco." Bert Walker in Os
borne Frontier. . ; -
KOllECfE!!
But
it is the Last Expiring Gasp
nf Pugilism.
PUBLIC GAMBLING GOES ALSO
Never In the Bonanza Days of ths
Comstock tods Was There a
Greater Carnival of
... . Lawlessness. .
UiOR 1JII0IS HOT EXEMPT
AT REQUEST OP PRESIDENT TAFT
. HOUSE REFUSED TO ACT.
With Parmer's Organizations They
till Com Under the Provisions
of the Shermsn Law. ...
Reno, Nov., June 27. Not since the
bonansa days of the Comstooks lode
SO rears ago has Reno had such
Saturday nlgbt the smart little town
which squats where the desert rises to
meet the eastern foot ot the Sierras
took the tlS bromo of the pulpit with
its diszy headache-, and the dose was
received with a naughty wink, for
Reno is frankly proud of Its devilish-
Bess.,..-'' '. ...... '
The Big time was on about 6 o'clock
when the last roulette wheel was In
stalled in the Palace saloon, down
acres the street from the depot It
will continue from now until the day
after the light between Jeffries and
Johnson. It will get bigger and bigger
as the trains from the West and East
dump more and more people out on
the station platform. Wickedness, as
the pulpit construes the word, is going -
rubber for 10 scores which gare the th. f,h.f.. ,..
risltors me game xa at o. .
Score by Innings: - '
BeloiLj .000 002 00i S
Abilene 200 000 01 10 1J
Saturday's Games.
Sallna 3, Manhattan 3.
Junction City 4, Concordia 0.
Ellsworth 5,-Clay Center 8.
form. .' - V .
Young lady, I notice that you hare
dropped your hook Into the matri
monial pond and are getting nervous
already. Don't - do It Keep your
head and study out the bites. Tou
don't want to pull the second the
'cord bol58a little. Just, keep your
bead clear and your hand steady
and wait until the cork goes clear un
der and begins to sail away into deep
site and the treasury department will
' be guided In the matter In all parti-
I culars just as though the money was
available. The appropriation for the
West Side site will be available long
before It Is needed. In the matter of
other sites and contracts for buildings
in Illinois and elsewhere, no Injur
ious effect will follow the failure of
the law to appropriate the money
.provided for In each Item."
. ii She Sues For Divorce.
Mr. VllnnlA M Tt h.a Mori anlt
in the district court tor a divorce
from her husband, James W. Tate.
She charges gross neglect ot duty and
abandonment
WILL SEE THE BIO FIGHT.
ilrney Parker Will Represent the
Reflector at Conteet
Barney Parker left for Reno, Ner.,
j see the big fight July 4th. He
will be the special correspondent of
the Reflector and will occpy a seat
right next to the ropes at the ring
side. . He will be the only Dickinson
county spectator at th contest
cised the treatment giren the risltors
by the Sallna people and h In person
Inrited the boys to hold this year's
meeting at Kansas City, premising
that he would show what good treat
ment really means, but he allowed
the Kansas City meeting to fall flat.
All that was donefor the risltors at
Kansas City was done by others than
Col. Little, acordlng to those who
were there. The boys showed their
non-appreciation ot the colonel's ac
tions by declining to reelect blm to
th high office he held last rear.
"SEEING CHICAGO" BV THE
ABILENE PAVING EXPERTS.
Mm. Susan Edwards' Death.
Mrs. Susan Edwards, ' aged 71
years, died at her home in Manches
ter Monday afternoon at t o'clock
after a lingering Illness ot cancer.
Besides her husband William' Ed
wards, she leave three children. Fu
neral Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock from th Presbyterian church
at Manchester. Rer. Geo. McKay
will officiate. Burial In the Pralrle-
fiale cemetery. -
,tri:T TERRIBLE DEATH
" IN ELEVATOR MACHINERY
Orvllle Dllliaghaa Waa Killed is
Solomon Elevator.
Eulomon, June 28. Orvllle DU-
,-rham, a young maa employed In
. i Farmers' elevator, was killed last
t while slone on the second floor
I d elevator. He bad gone to r-
- 8 belt and ca'igbt his coat slt
bl'ing. lie was dragged to
' i n and strangled before he
i ! . m himtelf. Hit dead ui)
i f " M-n B)!nuti later. He
;. t i fc.s a Mowed mother aad
i -' b Kotflf!soi Is Mi
Chicago, June 28. (Special by
wireless) One of the features of
life In a great city today was the pa
rade of eight citizens from Sunflow
er land who came up to inspect the
paving. They arrived on the morn
ing trains part. direct from Kansas
City and the others from Muskogee.
G. C. Sterl had been here several
days and had the streets well located
so be did not need any Instructions.
Mayor Rice led the procession up
Wabash avenue to the city hall. He
suggested holding a council meeting
but Nick Robson objected. He said
they couldn't do anything without E.
E. Coulson present H, A. Andreton
wanted the policeman in front of
the Auditorium to declare the com
mission form ot government in op
eration, but "de cop" looked blank
and said "more on, you ain't got no
case anyhow.". Jake Kugler was with
difficulty pulled past a new ten
story skyscraper being erected. He
allowed it was not a good a Job as
the Abilene Masonic temple. J. K.
Foraey Inspected the waterworks
system and suggested that Chicago
ught to hare SanJ Springs water.
"Dour use wtc- to drink here '
said the supenntcm i nt, "so what's
the difference." J. B. Case and Isaac
Shoikty were muh Inlerested In Itw
sidewalks and they and O. C. Sterl
measured the walk on every cor
ner. They found thai the fourteen
toot walk is quit popular but Sterl
declared it a grea". mistake to have
ao hitching posts for the farmer.
He said it would not do at all In
Abilene. The committee will go to
show tonight They want to see
Eire Wakk in "The Oay Huuar,
It Is a pretty warm show for a warm
aitht but they caa atand It Tues
dsy mornlcg tby will taks drtn,
i!e-'fT! ?,, drt!rr.".e arid acid.
Sunday's Games.
Ellsworth 5, alina 8.
Belolt. June 27. In a slow, drag-
a... fitiifiiiAv nAinit rtofniitBfl Ab- water. - That means that there is a
ilene 8 to 7. Abilene practically b at the other end of the line
gave the game to Belolt by not trrlng handling. Too many girls
to hit the ball. This game does not maze me saa mutate oi puuing ue
count In the standing ot the teams. rst time tne cork oods a uttie, ana
they land a rawllsh. Ot course.
rrrom Tuesday's Dani.l . some ol them come back to fish a
It was a great exhibition of base- second time, "but even the the expo-
ball yesterday when Abilene defeat- rience fails to do lots of them any
ed the Insurgents 8 to 2. The horse (good. They toss out the hook and;
hair broke in the ninth letting the the very second Jhe cork bobs a lit-
sword drop, slicing off two -errors! tie they hare landed another craw-
from Sauna's errorless game ana fish. Most anybody can land one
with a donation of a wild pitch br of those things. Also, most anybody
Taylor, Abilene was able to make Its can land a good fish it they bar the
winning score. This victory puts patience. Then there is another tm
Abllene In first place by on point portent Tfilng about this fishing in
Score by Innings: R H E the matrimonial pond that a whole
Sallna . . , .002 000 0002 8 .. I lot ot people overlook. There is Ha-
Abtlene . . .010 000 1013 8 X I ble to be a crawfish at either end of
the line.
I T Jl Ji
Lota of people would save them
selves any amount ot energy It they
could Just get It into their beads that
the; Lord-hKirever fooled when it
oomes to passing Judgment on the
prayers of the righteous and the un
righteous. , . N .
:'.;j - ji ;,. Z :
I may be a. trifle pessimistic on
t th subject, but all the same I don't
Washington. June 84. On the vigor-1 to bI P n ut Is" bar In
us Insistence of President Taft th Ro. One last chance, one grand
house voted to defeat th demand at time.
organised labor that labor unions aad Her the Why and wherefore of It,
tamers association- be exempted and you cannot understand Just why
prosecution under tfae Sherman anil- Reno and all her divorcees are tn for
trust law as conspiracies In restraint tn big fling at licensed Joy, un-
of trade. In the Wake of th defeat h and even - proud in olrlo
the president meaVmibHtf and marked I ughtlnes. unless you know on or
offlclsl" (hat there might te no mis- lwo ln nrK P'w. w w
unda-atandllia Mi rattlv . tn- w a. battle between two men trained to
Carter, president of the Broaerhoodtt19 highest excellence In crushing and
of Locomotive Firemen and Bnaineers. onppiing wm oe toe last great ngm in
nrffln a Ihfll Ma mmmuImi ha anaaa ! AmOriCa. ''
a -- witvnwm u. ucaHB , ..... . -
to labor.- It was a frank, blunt state- Nevada is the only state left wntck
meat ; that the president was opposed countenances prize lights of unlimited.,
to the preposition host no part of the lenrta nd " ' Ucm understood that
8100.000 aenroDriatAd In- ib 'ttmAn fter this affair of July 4 the leglsla-
clvll bill for prosecutions under teal lur" somg uj nwwe nevaus a ewen
smermaa law whaU bo used againsMnd good Dy passing th same
labor unions aad farmera aunrlmilAnA I restrictions on boxing contests that
for the reason that such exemption 111 ot M r T o
would constitute olaas lazlalatlon statute books. There will be a law
The president informed Mr. Carter P sy of strict interpretation a
that the sunreme court of the tmwad on wnicn uor. uiuett oi uamor-
Btates has declared that labor unions ' brushed off and set in th roadway
ar Included in the reiMetlona nf taa oi toe promoters tnere.
Sherman .law . and therefore "an- at- ' Then 0D September 80, a law pro-
UmDt to modlfr Us enforcement an aa hlblting gambling of any kind, which
to render immune anv nartlcnlar elan arreaay nas pas sea me legislature, will
of cltltens, rich or poor, employers oi operative. .. Nerada Is the tost state
emolores. Is lmnroner legislation and l pronmii puDiie gamoung. neraue.
la my Judgment ought to be opposed I1' determined to be good, eren 1f the
by yeur brotherhood." y . : i iai remnani w iu wia iu wuicn
"Tie Unortna- man and tba trade. I ua urooziyn ana wesicneeier ecnooi
anlonsls. If I understand hlm aays l0 tetion writers and rich color, has to
tne president ask only eoiiellty before i
the law. Class legislation and unequal
prlvllegec, though expressly in his fa
vor, win la the end work ne benefit tc
him or th society."
V Yesterday's Games.
' Junction City 4, Ellsworth 0.
Manhattan 6, Concordia 8.
Clar Center 6, Belolt 4. .
WILL HE THROW THE BALL?
Gov, Stubbe Is to Speak, at the Ball
.... Park. , . .
Governor Stubbs Is to speak
the ball park Just before the game believe the country erer win be sar-
Saturday afternoon. He may throw ed.'..
the first ball and It he doe It win - js jt
be a hot one. The ball team expect : VDeacon," said a man to me the
Bryan to do the same stunt when he other day, "you are always talking
NOMINATIONS PAPERS FILED
Three Men Whe Circulated Petitions
for Stat Offices Failed to File
-y .. Them. .
Topeka." June 24. Only three ea
(tdates for stats offices failed to file
their nomination papers ; when - the
books wer elosed br the seohetary ol
state. Frank L. Travis of tola
campaigning two rears ago for ths
Republican nomination for insurance
commissioner and his petitions
th nomination were circulated but
they failed to Show op her. No rea
son has bees assigned for his quitting
th raee.r-."- -,- -- yi
O. S. Holsteia of Fort Scott ctrou-
petltlons for the Republican
nomination for state auditor aad came
to Topeka to die them. He found some
of his petitions were defective and de
cided at the last minute not t stay In
the race. W. 0. Qlenn of Tribune clr-
comes here ln July.
about your church, but isn't it a fact nlated petitions for th Republican
that you hare been sore at every
Two Fourths la Dickinsoa. I preacher for the past sis years be-
Two celebrations will be held in cause you imagined they gare you a
this county on July Fourth. At Solo-1 shot or two from the pulpltf
mon will be races, speeches and I .. ' j jt -
an old fashioned time with fire- Occasionally some agent will at
works ln the evening. At Dillon will low somebody to get the best of him
be a "sane" Fourth with music by a in a deal Just for advertising pur-
chorus of Sunday school children poses. ' - .
nomination for lieutenant (overs or but
withdrew because ha is already a sen
ator from this district tor two mora
years,
go. So prise fighting Is 4o be squelch- -
ed, and the roulette wheel, the dice
box and the Crap board with It. ,
HOMEOPATHS Af-KANSAS CITY
Annual Meeting of Internatlon Asss
- elation Brought Visitor From
. all Over United Btatga,
Kansas City, June 27. The annual
meeting of the International Hahne
mannlan association opened at tba
Hotel Baltimore at 10 - o'clock this
morning. Nearly 100 homeopahtlo
physicians from all orer (he United
States were present Meetings will be -
held morning, afternoon and night for '
three days. .
Dr. Gurney P. Waring ot Alhambra,
Cal., la president of the association
and Dr. J. B, 8. King of Chicago is
secretary.. Dr. T. H. Hudson of Kan
sas City made the welcoming address
this morning. The meetings will be
taken up with papers and discussions'
on homeopathy. This ' is the . first
meeting of the association; that has
been held Weet of Chicago.
and absolute prohibition ot erplo-l
sires on the grounds. '
COMMISSION ELECTION MAY
NOW BE SETTLED FINALLY.
Jl JI
Th other day I heard one man say
to another,' "Well, yon can say what
Iron want to about him, but he al
ways stands by hit friends."- That
meant something. Th man who
Supreme Court to Hear Argument on stands by his friends mar find some
JulyOto.
The commission election cast seems
to be in a fair way to be settled on
Its merits. A. W. Rice and L. H.
Kump tea days ago bought a manda
mus suit in supreme court And
the ooert ordered the councilman to
canvas the vote or show reason
why they should not. They have
made answer through their attor
neys ln which they give as the rea
son why they did not do so that ths
commission election was void and
there were ao such officers as com
missioners to be voted for. They
show that the statute prortiioa was
not followed la calling the election,
bene the election was not legal. In
coneeq.unee tbey did not canvass the
vote.
rough pieces of road to go orer, but
occasionally he runs across a smooth
stretch and makes up a whole lot ot
time. The maa la politic who
trades an old friend for a new one
Is a chump. The man in business
who passe up aa old friend for a
new one because the new one has a
glib tongue and a smooth handshake
Is getting out on a candbar. The old
friend who has pulled you through
before is generally able to repeat.
Hundreds at men fail ln politics end
business because they forget their old
tritnds. The story ot the man who
staads by bis friends Is an old one.
He may lose out sometimes when the
votes ar counted, and his bs.nk ac
count may get a crack occasion!'.?,
bat tn th long mm he finds Sis ps:h
ted!8 through t-eea pnstore and J
HARVESTERS KILLED IN WRECK
Near Haverhill, KaA, a Car en Which
IS Were Riding Turned -
- '- Over. - ;- . -
Wichita, - Kan., June 84. la Ue
Wreck of an extra St. Louis A Ban
Francisco freight train Just east ol
Haverhill, a email station 80 miles east
of here, three harvest hand who wer
steallag rid on a ear of lumber were
killed aad tea other Injured, two ot
them probably fatally.
Th wrecy happened on a slight fill
aad was caused by broken fiange
a wheel of a coal ear. Thirteen har
vest hands were steallag rides oa the
top of a carload of heavy brMg Um
ber Just back ot the oar that caused
Ue wreck. Talt ear tamed complete
ly over and? it seemed a miracle that
ear ot Ue asea escasea auva. m
scales ot thos killed aad the severe
ly Injured were taken to Augusta. ;
Majority Want Reeaevert
New York. Jane U The Worlds
work been snaking a poll of Its
subscribers on the question as to
rhetier they wanted Theodore Roose
velt to become president asain. Out
of JTS answers reared. 11, coming
frein evenr rut la t' e Union, eijreae
ed a b tit Kr. R v-welt shoe's
ran arJa for ft prosMenry.
NEW YORKERS LOOK TO HUGHES
Following a Conference Witit Col
Roosevelt He May Decide to
Again Run for Governor. - -
Oyster Bay, Juno 87. That Mr.
Roosevelt fully realise thsc Ue Re
publican party's hope of salratloa la
the coming contest is Gov. Hughes and
ke la expected to exert all his in- '
lueno to persuade Hughes to relln
luieh Ue supreme bench for the pre- '
nt aad run again for governor next
tall
This question win be threshed out
rhea Hughes visits Sagamore Hill this
week. , Republican polltleau of Ue
sate feel that only two men la New
fork can lead Uem to victory. Roose
velt Is one and Hughe It th other.
Roosevelt la eliminated - aad to
HughtM thy look for aid.
Out ot the eosaiag conference be- .
tweea Co!. Roosevelt and Gov. Hughe
111 Issue aa articulated policy.
For One Crept S02S an Acre.
Lawrence, Kan., June It A. B.
Pickett-a Douglas county farmer,
found raising strawberries to be A
profitable occupation this spring. From
one and one-fifth acree he gathered
J57 crates of berries wblch yielded
a!aH79.
Taft Appointed a Classmate. '
Washington, Juste J. George R.
Walker of Ardmore, Ok., a classmate
of President Taft at Yaie ta 1878 was
appointed United Slates attorney fat
tte t-Mri dlrlaios of tie FWerai eosrft
oi AiMka. - -
tVj- at 4 lock at tie ptrlBg.