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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-07-27

The man who boasts of being cynic
is usually more foolish than danger
GUS,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-07-27

1t is very easy to insult a hungry
man.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
Note Of warning.

The rush from all parts Of the cuun-
tfy % Alaska Is bringing into this tti
ritOfy tiu many men Without mtana
but wh,, are willing % work, as wei is
those those without means q inclination to
We are reliably informed that there
are many men in the states who are
throwing up good positions 90 join the
general rush To AlaskR aud the klun'
dixie We regret 80 hear this. 80
man, who ~ making a cUmiOrtaU e.
living for himself aud family is justi-
he'd IN abandoning remunefatiye
position In the hope of regaining a
fortune In another land II N uniOr-
tunately, only 70 true, that distance
lends enchantment % the view. The
green lields are always 'Just over yon-
der when the truth IL, that the same
green lields too frequently prove arid
land mOre barren than these left be
hind.
The News has pointed out from time
10 time the great opportunities presuu'
ted by Alaska. This great territory
has mines, and fisheries and timber,
al OF which await development, aud
which wi richly reward the man who
has pluck and energy, aud sOme money
TO tide him over the period that must
elapse until he secures foot hold.
Until very recently there was an op
pOrtunlty for every man cunning TO
SKagway 20 secure work at fair or even
good wages. And with the advent OF
hundreds into limited field, AZ far
as labor Is concerned the opportunity
has passed, ana the man who now
comes TO Alaska, without money, with
the hope OF at ance being able 10 ~.
cure work will be bitterly dlsappOint
ed. Ia the Alaska towns there are %
day hundreds Of men who would glad
ly work II they could secure q chance.
They cannot for there Is nothing for
them 10 do. The supply OF labor Is
far In excess OF the demand, the News
feels compelled, in justice 20 itself and
the community II represents, 10 sound
the note OF warning Alaska, at the
present time Is no place for the man
without means. TIE labor market Is
flooded, and much distress will ineyita
bly, result 10 those who come here eT
pectlng 10 get work OF some kind on
their arrival.
Alaska ~ no place for a man without
means, we repeat no matter how hard
working, how industrious he may be,
simply because the labor supply ex.
ceeds the demand, and develOpement
Of the cOuntry's resources must come
FIRST before there will be any extra de-
mand for labor and especially for un-
skilled labor -Skagway News, Jan. 2s
1898.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02

The annual catalogue sent out BY the
old reliable seed establishment OF James
Vicks Sons, comes 10 hand In dainty
aud tasty cover Of blue, pink, yellow aud
orange. The Golden Lilly. the i'ink Day.
break Aster, u brace Of blue birds, aud the
artistic lettering ~ black, blue, green,
crimson and gold, all Ia harmonious com.
binatiOns, make a cover OF e1auisit desigh
and Appearance. Many OF the illnstrstiOns
are due half.tones. Fouf Handsome color
cd plates of begOnias, dahlias, nasiuftinms
aud -weet peas add 10 the attractions
The list Of seeds and plants covers large
varied assortment including nearly every
thing hat eau be desired tor the garden,
the lawn, the greenhouse. Valuable new
varlties are offered ~ we'll 10 the thorough.
tried and proved strudaFd sorts. Yick's
novelties Afh noted Tor tLolr uniform sx-
celience.
In vegetables theGradus pea IL a great
advance over all other extra early" var
ieties. fhe Jones Was Bean IL an esseD-
tial gain In that line. Potato gtowefs are
offered the "white Beauty" as new
with model qualities, combining size high
quHlity and great piOductiveness. But ~
IL impusrible here TO note the many val
uAble offerings OF this hrm Ia ffuits,
flowers and vegetables. II ynu are not =
customer of this Arm send for taeir cat
alogue II u free 10 all applicants Ad
dress james Viek's Sons, Rochester. y y.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
saner Kraut % U. 5. MeaL MaIkst.
Town Democrata Meet.

EDDY, n, NJ, Mar. 20, 90.
Meeting Of democrats OF town OF
Eddy called 10 order by j. 5. Crozier,
chairman town cOmmittittee, at S:i5
p. M, az the court house IN Eddy Mr..
CrOzier stated that the objects OF the
meeting were 20 nominate ticket for
city officers.
j. NJ. Murray was nominated chair.
man and on motion elected.
VIM II Mullane was nominated rec.
retafy aud on motion elected. The
chairman asked how the meeting
would nominate, by viva yOce OF Sc
cret ballot. The meeting decided by
unanimous vote 10 adopt the secret
ballot Chairman appointed Robert
Breeding TO assist the secretary TO pre-
pare ballots
Chair appointed j. s. CrOzier, n.
Cunningham and 81 T. Kerr as com
mittee on resOlutians who presented
the following resolutions, which were
adopted;
WHEREAS; The democrats Of the
town Of Eddy have met In convention
% nominate candidates 20 Rll the OIL
ces Of mayor, two cOunellmen aud one
member Of the board OF education;
therefore.
le Il Resolved; That, II by the vote
of the people OF Eddy we are elected 10
on said offices, we do pledge ourselves,
that, so far as practicable, we will use
all available funds for the maintain
ing OF our public schools, and will re-
commend such free education as the
funds viii permit Aud will make
such other public improvements that
will COME within our power; and be II
further,
tesolyed That we stand by the
principles Of democracy as laid down
bG the Chicago platform, and do
earnestly call on all good citizens of
Eddy TO aid us 10 support nt said
principles. NJ /. KERR,
Chairman.
Crozier placed In nomination n
Cunningham & for mayor On motion
of Mr. Lallance rules we're suspended
and nomination OF Mr.. Cunningham
was made unanimous Carried.
Nomination Of one of members OF
town trustees declared In order. Mr.
| Lallanee placed Ia nomination J. o.
Cameron; billy Curran nominated j
) Crozier; Jos Hunt nominated JnO
| Emerson. CToziert nomination with
I
ers Emerson received n votes aud
Cameron Il votes
w III. Mullane and Henry AngeI
nominated Mullane received 10 votes
Angell 22 votes. Angel declared
nominated
q. n A. Robertson and =. Croziel
nominated for members board OF edu-
cation, CrozleF received "a votes
Robertson =. Crosier declared nomi
mated
| j 5 Hunt nominated for city mar
shal and elected by acclamatlon
Geo. Duncan nominated for city 70
coFder and elected by unanimous vote
| W. X. Owen placed IN nomination
fC hartman town committees also
X Murray and q. r. A Robertson ~
members Of same. Rules suspended
and nominations we're made unani
nous
Motion 70 adjourn, carried.
J a. MURRAY,
VIZ. n. MuLLANE, Chalfman
Secretary
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
Locals pY IN.

Emile Foes n on the work list this
week.
Crozicr& Murray had an auction
saturday ana an election Tuesday.
A l.. douglass hiss retired 70 Ros-
well where be will bea hermit while.
There was a dance Tuesday night al
the court house-Croziers opera hou se
Joseph Cunningham Is getting to be
quite cowboy; he can make a broncho
walk barb wire fence.
Frank Laverty is getting 10 be quite
q good boy; he has been taking Doug.
lass girl % church the past three
nights.
Mr. Murray the second hand man
sports a new suit aud viii open a dry
RbodI store when hia suit gets wore
enough.
Nate Cunningham has been on the
sick list this week anu his father N.
Cunningham blames his last weeks
Job on Mr, Kerr.
Phil Kircher gave up his job OF
champion blcyclist for Bert scared him
OF The geography. Bert made a 70.
cord Ut mile a minute.
WARNINO: II sheriff Steward
wants % see the editor OF the locals
by Jim he will not be at home when he
comes down 4. S.-rhe editor Is on
a whiz this week.
Leu Fullen said he was going to get
"A boy 10 write locals 20 compare with
the locals by Jim. Tie editor OF the
locals by Jim IL talking now: II he
does get one l suppose the locals by
boy or locals by Leu Will be- pretty
rocky.
The o. X. horse blacksmith partner.
ship; has one customer Ia their feed
yard; has u two wheeled hack with
half tent over II, the blacksmith part
nership is tne best feed yard IN the
county.
Mills the water man will start a oil
and gas well la bark Canon. Mt.
Mills IN getting 10 be very popular In
IN the city. lie will continue his we'll
next Monday 80 the people of Eddy
will not freeze 10 death for something
TO burn when the mesquite wood plays
out. The people uf Eddy are suppOs.
ed TO give Mr. Mills three cheers.
All could and.
IrM
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
prcos ImiaAtioN AsD inrnovrunNr CO.

I
Jas. Z. TAYLOR. ~ AN; Soc, ~ -,
Ruies and regulations governing the distri-
button and use OF water for the owners and
renters Oi land uudcr the canal ayatem III
tho pocna irrigation ana Improvement
Company IN EDDY and Chavcf counties.
New Mexico. for ihe irrigatiug season Of
mi suniclent water necessary for the
production of good, average crops under q
proper ayHtcn Of akiliful Irrigation and cul-
tlvation wtil be furnlahed each conauner
water running ht niFht must be handled
and cared for IN such manner aa 20 Fct the
best results with the least possible loss. In
cases whore water Il wasted, the ditch rider
will call tho attention of the consumer 20
the fact aud notify the chief engineer. n
SUCH ws..e ~. 's sonrnusd o tn9 saIns con-
the company reserves the right 70 make
charge tor such watcr, based on the annual
viii be carefully measured and 4 record
kept thereof,
III Continuous streams Of stock or DO
ss,I sas.p 49, wl 9 Vim M oaesR, ~
cisterns, reservoirs or tanks can BE- nllcd
when the irrieatlng supply Is running and
consumers 20 keep an ample supply on
isJ water shall not be delivered n heads
Of less than one-,sntn oi cubic loot per
ty-four hours, except where special arr
rangomcnt can be made with the ditch Rider
TOR snort pffiod 70 iffifntc Hnfdru1s etc
a. Wfitten application must be made
10 the chief engineer ~ his once, or 10 the
ditch rider, stating the amount Of water de-
sired, length OF time ana the tract TO be ir-
rlgated, giving reasonable notice.
g. All orders for water must be nlied IN
the order OF the application from the canal
supplying the lands 10 be Irrigated.
20 The ditch rider shall promptly report
to the chief engineer any defects, leaks or
breaks, In the reservoirs, canal, conduits,
bitches or outlets on any part Of the system.
They shall measure the water ordered TO be
delivered BY the chief engineer according 70
his instructions, They shall also report aa
soon NJ possible any atoppagc In the nov OF
water aud shall receive and carry out In
atructiona regarding the turning, measuring
and handling OF water, aud keep the system
In proper order,
a. The irrigators must prevent any
waste OF water, ana for any damage arising
thoreirom they shall be held liable under
al The ditch riders are the only perscns
authorized 10 turn the wator on and on the
canal lateral, ditch, gate or outlet tcHcckf
the chief engineer or his asalstantel at such
times AZ said chief engineer may deem nee
csaary In making repairs, alterations, etc,
orin operating the system,
t9.l No person or persons shall make any
check, outlet gate or alteration whatever
Ia or about any gate, outlet, numc, ditch or
canal or shall cause the same 10 be made by
any person without the written consent Of
JAS. T TAYLOR,
Chief Engineer.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02

The democrats Of Eddy met at the
court honse Tuesday night and have
submitted the ticket found at the head
OF this column. 10 the voters Of Eddy
for their ilnal acceptance or rejection
next Tuesday. The ticket Is headed
by MIR. y. Cunningham for mayor who
will undoubtedly be elected and who
will make model official; the other
names on the ticket are from among
our best people, Mr.. Angel being
heavily interested In the town and Mr..
Emerson is young man Of good fam.
ily and liberal education Mr. Crozief
has served on the board Of education
for a couple Of years and is an active
member. Both the other members
favored his rejection 80 Il is presum
ed no better selection could be made.
Should another ticket be placed In the
Geld II will lind formidable opposi-
tlon. The marshal nominee Mr.
Hunt ~ AN old Texas ranger and a
man who will OH that thankless posi-.
tion az well as any other person IN the
town. Mr Duncan has acted as re.
corder for some years. lie will un.
doubtedly be returned.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02

The Chilean baitleship o. Higgins has oc-
cupied much attention lately, owing a. thu
Efforts of Spain tO purchase her The nalne
~ the ship has inspired many paragraphs,
because u is % unlike the spanish .lrrican
title. A student OF south American haluf3
however, shows cOnciusiyeiy that 80 itiP.
gins Is a name nf prime rank Ia Chile" and
says; IAN O'liiggius was president Oi
Chile under Spauisn rule, aud VAS q mat
OF such extraordinary ability that be hnalll
rnse 10 the proud aud powerful position %
viceOTy Of Peru. Ills name was AmhrDen
Uiliggins, and he was born ~ Ireland in ~
20 iiu was successiNelj Chilean engineer
captain Of cavalry, colonel, brlgadier, mai
or general, president, marquis, liutenAh
general and finally yicerny ni Peru iic lm
proved means Of communication all over ~
county, founded the city of san Ambrusi'
Dc baiienOr and rebuilt the city Ofs0uu
lis son, Bernardo UlliggiuH, iur whom
the Chilean bntlleship ~ nuned, Nas th'
fret president Of Chile after that rnunii
achieved its Independence irum SpHlu.
was this o. Higgins who defeated a spanisi
neet under Ofsufiu and Vnded Tot ever to-
naval power ui SPAN in the Pacific, Brf'
nardn UHiggins was the father ~ hl
country Free chlle--as Washington WI
~" faiheF ~ his "nn"fr' 'TeH Amerf"'
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
Peal Estnte chenn.

Lots for sale m any part OF town or
houses and lots at saoratice prices az
this office, also lands with water right
for $1,000 per acre. Call az this office
for bargains
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
Corned beei at U. 5. Meat Market
liereiord BuIIs for saIe,

We have for sale twelve Hereford
bulls ranging In ages from one 10 three
years. We can sell these bulls at q
much less figure than they can DO
bought for In any OF the eastern mark
cts.
X. $. BENSON Il SONS.
Florence N NJ.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
OHIelal Notice.

pscus lnnicArioy AND tiArRuvRurxr Co.
OfiiD. vi riir fiie,iul e.
Euuf, n, ~, AlrCh I, ISIS
Nr jams 4. Taylor uH chic Huflnrcr OF
tie pccoa Irrigation and lmptu '1cnt Com
pHuy, has tuil ultnrHU Of tnn v Ter depart
inent and nli fpHttcfa relating % the same
arr under ia direction,
tle Will report direct 90 the prc dent
J. j. nAofuMAk, iresident.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
MlIch Cow ior snIe.

Seven ilne grade IIolstiens, Jerseys
and milk Durhams, at from $50 10 ei0
per head. All gentle and easy mixers.
Enquire &C this office.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02


II looks like war; in fact II would
seem war is In the air; the people Of
the United States want war, and war
they viii have. The president has
gone as far as he can 10 preserve
peaceful relations and now the newt
ahle must come. The Alabama claims
which presented greater cause for war
than the destruction Of the Maine,
we're settled by arbitration, but that
was at q time when the American peO.
pie had not only had taste of war,
but q full and guttonous repaS,. Now
Il is different; new generation has
grown up and long continued peace
has engendered the old war spirit
which Ia as difficult 20 control as to
stop bees from swhrning, What would
the United States have done had En-
gand undertook 20 send supplies 10
the cUniederacy during the civil war
under the cloak OF humanitarian
here were more people starved and
Killed IN the south during the war than
have met death Ia Cuba; silll we heard
nothing about armed Intervention or
sending supplies to the south by any
other power But war Ia sure and Ger
tain, the people want war, even with
out cause or half the cause that has
presented at various times In the his
tory ol the United Staies. There Is no
need Tor war, bu, II 1. comes Spain Is a
goner tor old Uncle sam will wipe her
out Of existence. The only danger lies
In the probability OF arousing the war
spirit Ia other countries than spain and
eventually drawing In Germany, lialy,
Austria and France and possibly Rus
sia Should the United STATES so far
tTansgfess international law as 10 bring
down lhe eOncure ana disrespec, OF
other civilized ands, she may have all
the war size wants ere the end is come
II only those who hold that the reyo.
lu,ionists IA cuba have righ, 20 defy
she rights Of Spain, were called upon 10
sustain "Old Glory" then war would
be- fun; fun 20 see the iingos get a
good mess OF war. Bul such good
things never happen; instead those
who are the las, 90 consent 20 war are
she frst 90 shoulder q gun. /, Was so
during the var between England and
she colonies 1. VAS 80 bet~een the
north and south and will be 30 again
n var COMES there vill be- no A. 4
Apes. They will all climb trees, fol
religious intolefenee uill be- forgotten
and n it goes very far there will be-
need OF every loyal ciiizen 90 the front
on, that se could have var be,veer
ihe jingos only. The United Ssaie'
should call on spain 10 settle for che
Maine aud her crew, the vessel having
been destroyed In Spanish uateFa
TheA settle she matter as the Alabaml
claims -ere settled II, ~ vas demon
sira'ed by ,he board o. inquiry, che
Maine uas blosn up BY outside agen
eies aud no, iniernal explosions, ~hiel
seems certain % present II var comet
prices Tor produce uill increase. Hon
ey, shich is very cheap. may adVane'
20 good hgure. Hogs, which have
been dosn for three years, sill 60 ~
vi,h q bound aud horses sill strike 1
high hgufe ere ear is over. A liuH
vsr vould be q good hing for ne
Unl,ed 5iaies Jus, nos, bu, 700 muel
could be a curse.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02

200 acres Of good beet lands, renter
TO pay water rent Of Sl.25 per acre.
y. CUNNINGHAM.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02

Barber and boot black always in at
the Gem.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-18
NORTH RROOKEIELD-

North Broollfeld, Dee. IL Nearly all
the employees at the e. & A. Il. Batch
eller factory have finished for invoice.
and it seems to be the opinion of many
that the cutters will soon be called in
again, and that good winters run will
be the result, although nothing def
mite can be found at their office.
The Pythian Sisterhood held sue
cessful supper and sale of fancy arti-
Giles at Castle Hall tonight
Tomorrow morning Rev. John S
Sewell viii preach an eXpansionist ser
mon, The pilgrims Of today" Al
though not a reply to anybody, tho
sermon will be on opposite lines to the
address recently delivered at Warren
by eX-GoV. Chamberlain.
Next Thursday evening the Woman
Union will hold a Christmas entertain
ment at the First Church chapel. with
a supper, entertainment and a Christ
mas tree with presents to be distrib-
uted among the audience.
Mr.. Bean Of Oakham drove into town
today behind spirited horse. and
tipped over, breaking a shaft After
repairing the damage and giving the
horse a rest at Cary's stable, he was
allowed to proceed.
The J. G. Rockwell Dramatic Com
pany finished a weeks engagement at
Town Hall tonight, after drawing good
houses.
Many members of Concordia Lodge,
X. of p win attend the meeting of
Fidelity Lodge at Spencer on Monday
evening.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Sargis Huard of this town, to Miss
Dora Clouthier of Spencer, at St.
Mary's Catholic Church in Spencer, on
New Years morning.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-18
JEFFERSON.

jefferson, Dec. 1L-Frank Farrar and
Albert Moore spent the day fishing for
pckerel and caught 20 pickerel, Z
perch, l bass, all Weighing 20 pounds.
Miss Annie O'Neil of GAINESVILLE is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. John
O'Neil of Main street.
Frank Wissell and Frank Miles Of
NAN street are visiting relatives in
Worcester over Sunday.
Patrick Fox Of Fairview avenue has
secured work with Thomas Hennessey
at East Hubbardston.
Miss Katie Geoghegan and Miss MAY
Hennessey of Fairview avenue have
returned from Gardner, where they
nave been visiting with Dennis Hen
nessey.
Eugene BARLEY Of West Rutland
moved his family to Main street today.
MISS Esther Goyett is spending a few
days with relatives in Worcester.
Misses Nellie and Lizzie Cudworth of
Worcester are the guests Of Mrs L. G.
Fetts e the Eagle Lake hotel.
MRS, Peter keefe of Worcesteris the
guest of Miss Nora Dowd.
MRS. Patrick Dowd Of Princeton
street IS dangerously i'll.
Napoleon st. John of Hudson is Wis
lung John McNeay of High street
George Patriode Of oxford is the
guest of Albert Richards of Princeton
street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-18
SILK MITTENS.
A DOUBLE DECADE.
Ono Spencer Man Who Cannot Help
Making Money.

Spencer Dec. 17.-TWenty years ago
today, r. NJ Kane, the popular and
successful boot and shoe dealer, com
menced his business career. The first
store occupied by Mr.. Kane was small
building Is by "a feet, situated on the
same site as his large two-apartment
store is today From the start Mr..
Kane began to be successful, and at the
end of his first week in business, he
sold every article in his store with the
exception of a few spools of thread.
From that first week up to tonight MI.
Kane has been making money. and has
been obliged to enlarge his store sew
eral times to accommodate his trade
The Cecilia Club held a very pleasant
meeting last evening. at the home Of
Mrs. j. w. Temple High street. The
gathering was held in honor of Beetho-
ven, and a very pleasing program was
carried out to that effect, as follows:
Essay, Beethoven" Mrs. Warren:
Rest thee on this messy pillow"
(Smart), Miss Muzzy, Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
Hathaway sonata. OPP. A. No 2; Allie
gro, Andante. Sch2rzo (Beethoven),
ven), Mrs. Hathaway; Romance"
(Beethoven), Misses Morse, violnists;
a. My faithful Johnnie" (CBeethoven),
b. THE first violet" (Mendelssohn),
Miss MuzZy; quartet, OPP. Is, No > Dee
thoven). Misses Miles and COrbin; So
nato, op. TO- No. 3; Presto, largo min
uetto, rondo (Beethoven), Mrs. Brown.
Edward ]. Carey has exchanged his
farm in Charlton for property on Hen
derson avenue in Worcester. He with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ca
rey, will move back to their house on
Grant street
Rev Sherman w. Brown VIII preach
tomorrow night at the Congregational
Church on Religion and The labOring
man" Special music win be rendered
by e w. Prouty, violinist. The organst
will also be assisted by the League or
chestra. consisting Of six violins, cor
net, flute and piano.
David Sauncey. who for some time
has been employed as wire drawer in
the Spencer wire mills. is now at
deaths door, being very sick with CON
sumption. His friends have raised $3.50
during the past week ior Mr. Sauncey's
benefit.
There were six large fishing parties
went out of Spencer today. part
going to LashaWay and the remainder
to Podunk.
Mrs. Fred Walker and son Roland of
Lowell are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Walkers parents, Mr. and Mrs Jo-
seph Page Pleasant street.
Miss Blanche Page has also returned
home from a visit to Lowell
Louise Prouty of Wellesley College
is spending her Christmas vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs w. II.
Prouty, Ash street
Chester B. Allen, principal of the
Camden, Me-, High School, is spending
two weeks vacation at his home on
East Main street.
The fine residence Of William Ii.
Prouty on Ash street is now offered
for sale.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-18
WEST BROoKFIELD.

Wpef Rr0OLfaI5 n. - - .
len hoe oo,,a - 30 -. l''.-Geofse Al
naetti@ S, siif b ~ BOSTON TO accept a
NTre I7i '.i1 y VIII, e per.
mo Ia. II,t,, NJ VI lllisleld IS visit
Tb ,l9l i LIN Iea WIS, 3eals
Tnasdav a ~, Dg d soels' n orange Hail
Iy1I"y eNGuihS
'olili w. "n ta; mas gone south on
tbo ,soe.t ais - -, ne eNpects 10 visit
tho I,oIid, 49, anu return IN time FOR
ny 80, rloi.N1 Hi
,,isit - tIa lt.Di. iias returned from his
vs. So, " h "a y, "a
raGpafaa r. ID blo"il, r., VINO recently
si,si,,o5 ~ T BUSINESS colieSe, mas
P9 9,.iliv q positloi WIN the SWIFT
,e o. LIS oilipally' AT worcester, as