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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20
PENoBsco7.
GARLAND.

Mrs. Adelia Rowley. VINO went "
side with her daughter in utica' Nii''''
,ast fall. after her husbands death'
,,nned to this place three weeks az"
With the intention of making her h"i.c
harn but as she found no house 70 su''
bar she started on her way pach ~
N,icbigan. last Saturday.
NJ, and Mrs. Charles II. Brown aie
the happy parents of me pos' 49,.
ing III pounds, who came u '''e''''
June 2. ,7
Mrs. Charles Smell had Il very u
der attack Of Illness two WeeMS 80
IN b,s now quite recovered.
,,rs Sanford fell in her room July
~ and broke her hip. Nhe Is :;
hnovv and advanced in age WIZ !
,,o,,cs the injury more serious ~.
dauehters Mrs. Ecrnice STAIN anu
Uertha Palsy are with her
Mr.. and MIS-. Mark Aver: '''' 49,,
tho company of their neice " III.
stump ana Her little oh"St.'ea
81 n.,o com. Saturday last. ana i'-
manned over Eunt.;iy-
n,es Grace Norton il very o"sy IL. III,
na" ,nglis pupil. She has "a III '4'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20

Miss Laura Thompson spent Satur-
day night ana Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs. NeaSey.
The Pierce children of Skowhegan.
a1c spending few days with their
grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Manter.
Mrs. Daniel Murray and youngest
daughter, Miss Jennie. passed day
With friends at Madison village. last
week.
Mrs Rilla Clark is gaining and is
able to be about the house. Susie
Clark is at home and does the house
work Tor the family. She intends re
turning to school this fall at Madison.
Ephraim Dean of North Madison.
who was injured while taking down q
building at Scion is better and out
looking after his haying.
Mrs Eunice Danforth is stopping
with Mrs. Calvin Grey through haying.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20
Ina.

Mrs. Herbert Hilton and her two
children. of Boston, are at Mr.. Charles
Jones's.
Miss Belle card is spending her va
cation with her brother. Doctor card.
Fred Hilton Of Augusta. has been
spending a few days with his mother.
Mrs. John T. Peaslec.
Miss Georgiana ana Master Fred
E,rskine of East Boston. are here for
the summer.
Edgar simpson and wife Of Bangor
are visiting their parents.
Mrs. George Howe q Randolph ana
Miss Kate Hatch OF Gardiner. nave
been the guests of Mrs. +. l.. Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Beal We're IN
town, last week.
Last Sunday. Henry Sargent ana ms
aoed mother attended services ~ the
Sheepscot Methodist church IL was
Mrs. Sargent's brthday-9o years. She
was cheerful and happy ana win her
nerfectly clear faculties she received
The sincere good wishes OF her many
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20

The main building is $50 feet by 100
feet. with an entrance 80 by GO feet.
The basement contains a locker room
100 feet by 80 feet with lockers for 300
men. a swimming pool % feet by Al
feet in a room 40 by 100 feet and a
baseball hall 30 by 100 feet with earth
floor Between the two are bowling
alleys. l. by so feet. The first floor
has the main exercising room. the up
per part of the baseball hall and q
basket ball hall. over the baseball hall
are boxing and fencing rooms. The
third floor is exclusively for track
athletics ami will be the only place in
the building where spike shoes can be
worn The running track on this floor
is feet wide and more than 400 feet
long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20
STATE NEWS.
AR00sT00K.
WOODLAND.

Hot and dry ana fine hay weather.
Farmers are we'll along with their
haying and state that the crop will be
very heavy. and OF prime quality.
j. b. McIntire and Thomas Whittier
who lost their barns in the tornado
OF two weeks ago have new ones up
and nearly ready for the big crops of
hay and grain which they will har-
vest this season. Mr.. McIntire's barn
is A. by 50 feet and Mr.. Whittier's 46
by 80 feet 20 feet posted above base
ment
Crops of all kinds are looking their
best The potato bug is doing some
damage. but are being destroyed as
las as possible. 1t looks now as if the
farmer would be in luck this fan.
Hon. III. b. Pratt who was unfortu-
nate some time ago in breaking his leg.
IS getting along so well that he was
able 10 ride to Caribou last week. but
cannot yet step on his foot.
The crops are two weeks ahead of
last season. on account OF the late
'rcsts and plant pests it is very doubt
tui II the potato crop will be more than
'Wo-thirds as large as that of last
year
"hiie Mrs Avon Larrabee OF
rehar1 and hnr husbands brother
inward, were on their way to Carl
oou' sunday afternoon. the horse ran
."ay and threw them out. breaking
'hS L-airabee's leg and fracturing
several of the young mans ribs. The
wagon was badly damaged They are
alow at the house of Percy Rideout's.
'"v We'" attended by Or. Upham OF
C.ii1ou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20
SOMERSET.
BLACK WELL.

paonle in this vicinity are very puSs
having. Hay is good in this section anu
e Tho farmers can have good wea'he.
,i,.,. win have q fine crop. Help ! n.y.
,'a,y nl,nty and wages are high.
Nrs D. ". Harding Of West Maal-
.o, mot with an accident recently py
eaI,i,r with two pals of milk IN ner
.,and. hut is comfortable at TINS
writing.
t,er,an Hunnewen has been poorly
~ a few days. The hot weather oNe,
c,r,cs 4 good RAINY that are past MID
Ole aGe.
Mr. VIM. Laskey and her n1other'
All norton. were visiting ol ncis"-
nore last Sunday in this place. M'S'
I,ekny's health is quite good for he''
,aiseoe Iottic and Nettic Moore u
,,oc,,yve,l ere visiting in Massacau-
an.,s and Rhode Island. They ha' :
III, ow,v two weeks and are eXpecteu
,,,,,,. tho last of this month.
> 8 Gates and son. William, were
i, r.ayGa:d last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20

ua-iu.,. Int ID seems to n" Impossible
~ solve Nv, problem III that way. For
thr sUm that would he required L.
~ l;c ~, gymnasium meet modern re-
or,rrav rt~. urw gymnasium can he
bull, that will be- far better adapted 10
.ur needs. other New England col
IVY, uIr meeting similar conditions by
building gymnasia costing from $4,000
10 *-1noou."
Fo several months plans for such 4
building rs Eowdoin needs have been
l:nccr consideration and at last have
been finished. THIS far no money has
been raised tor the work and probably
no steps in that direction Will be taken
immediately. However. The college
hopes To- see the money raised in time
10 begin the huilding within two years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20

at the outside. II * proposed TO To-
cate the new gym" between the pres
ent gymnasium and the observatory
and with its front on = line With them.
Or. f. y. Whittier. who is at the
head Of the athletic interests of the
college. has lren ably seconded in the
work of having the plans made by DR..
y. \. Sargent of Harvard. graduate
Of Bnwdoin m.
'rho plans that these gentlemen have
decided on as being suitable for the
needs Of Bowdoin We're made by George
II. Tilden. a Boston architect. and call
for an outlay Of about $4,000 for the
building and SO 400 for apparatus and
fixtures.
The proposed gymnasium is three
stories high with a large basement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20

For several years the fact that Cow
doin College needed new gymnasium
has been repeatedly shown and for the
last two years in the annual report ~
President Hyde the fact has beer
stated and some of the reasons why ;
new gymnasium is needed has beer
shown. Now that splendid new Ii
brary building costing over s250.0O0 i!
being built. no building is wanted bu
q new gymnasium. From the report Of
1899 1901 Vs. take the following:
The ~,I-ynt gymnasium is entirely
inadequate 10 meet the present need Of
the college. Since 1856, the date of its
erection. the number of students has
doubled and the type of college gymnl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20

sam work has completely changed.
For many reasons it IL wise Ia suhst,-
tuta Ii.-toor athletics and such gam"s
~ basketball for the Gr'man ..ci
Swedish gymnastics that We're formerly
required. The availab!" f'ocr spa" AZ
the gymnasium is 50 small that basket
ball ana similar games cannot ~
! layed with safety. Tn 'ack ii no1"
space greatly int"rferes with indoor
athletics. The gymnasium offers nn
suitable training room for baseball,
football or track athletic teams, no
sufficient bathing or dressing room
no chance for regula-
ti0n bowling alleys. no gallery for
visitors. no office for the director
Various plans have been suggested
for extending or remodeling the gym
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20

The officers of the Automobile club or
Maine, recently organized. are port
land men-Maynard d. Hanson. presi-
dent. Samuel s. Boyden. treasurer
Henry NJ Jones secretary.
Following the lead of many other
h;g concerns of the times. the caddies
Of the Northeast Harbor goit grouiius
have gone on n strike. Inc CUSTOMARY
wages are twenty cents an hour' when
have been reduced to ffteen cents Il
round. Naturally the boys nave re-
b.,lei and people are waiting win N
terest to see (which comes out ahead'
the players or the caddies. one OF
two boys who did not strike have been
dining the work OF the whole field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20
WALDO.
EALLDALE.

Rev. s. II. Burton preached at the
church. Sunday morning ana Will
preach there again next Sunday.
Pcople are rushing their hayins
along as fast as possible.
Mr.. F.. j. Walsh and Mrs. l.. Z. Jones
left for their home in Boston. July
10th.
+. r. Foster is home from Eockport
getting his hay.
Miss Gusta Burton Of South Jeffer-
son is the guest Of Miss Adell Raynes.
Mrs. Hattie Smith. who has peen
visiting at B. T. Stones. has returned
70 Stockton Springs.
charles Rowell and family have
moved from Liberty to their farm
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20
HANCOCK.
SAR .CNTNILIF

s'dswiok village is having an cpl
mic e rncs slcs. there being several
SIS at Tie present time.
alfred jones of Bangor arrived on
ny DAYS h"at md has reopened
"'u' c@ttaCc which was closed last
e, son.
ME-. Ettt:e Ctindle and daughter
''''" "t Bangor. are visiting her
'4iehta, MIR. and Mrs. A. C.. Dodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20

Horace. one Of the twin sons Of
Oscar Ware Of Bangor. is very sick at
the home of his grandfather. Charles
Ware.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
NUMBER 5.
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY

Dance at Central Park Friday even.
| ing.
The Daughters tf the War of 1912
HI meeting last week admitted ore
new member
Mrs Gray Estey gave a dinner
party last evening in honor OF SON,
out Of town friends.
The Bratteboro chapter, Daughters #
me Revolution, will have picplc on
day. w"
The Methods. Sur day school elected
Or Y q Wheeler secretary last Sunday
IN place OF Harry III mlal who has ypLe
to Ohio.
A reception was given to Can't
0harles Clark Of the Oregon at the
brooks House this orLing from . to
lo O'Clock. BetHeen 300 and 400
persons took advantage Of tie On.
portunity. Commander and Mrs A d
brown asslstei Capt a1u Mrs Clark
10 receiving as did also Gen J J
Estey, Hon X Haskirs and and Col Ii
L Tal lor.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
August AnibIings,

Miss Katherine Higgins left Satur
day for visit with her sister. NJ is.
AGbie, 10 iiolyoke. Mass. Miss Flor
eDce Barker returned SATURDAY + on
her visit in Greenfield, Mass. Mrs NJ
K Micott and son and sister, Mrs
Athertnn Ellis, ara spending mont ID
at their former home in Burlington.
Mrs G ii Morris returns this week
from q couple months in Maine. Mr.
Cook went to Boston last week to
meet her ana they visited there and
in Somerville..
Mrs B G Corser left Saturday for a
visit with ber daughter at STOCK
bridge, Mass. Jas Izard and family
returoed Saturday from a week or 10
days at Troy N y.-E K Gobie anu
wife returned yesterday from a two
weeks visit at Lebanon, H.-Mrs
Robbins anu children are spend.
ing month at Ter former home at
Buffalo, N Y.
Mrs Rose BarnSam returned yester-
day from three weeks visit in Rut-
land. Miss johanna Brown | ft Fri
day for visit with her sister in
CRANKY, Mass.
Geo Dupaw left this morning for
visit at bis home in Leominster.
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Geo W Hall returned Sat-
urday night from a werk's stsy in New
ork.-J c Sullivan ard wife left Satur-
day for for two weeks visit in Rurlipg-
ton.-Miss Mary Mcclure returned Sat
urday from weeks stay in East Haver-
bill, y H.-Miss Lena Henkel has re-
turned from several weeks stay in
Middlehury.-Miss Maggie Lee has re-
turned from visit in Claremont.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
STRUCK KY THE TROLLEY
AND PROBABLY FATALLY HURT.

Mrs Eliza Cook Has Leg Broken ant
splintersd In Several Placer, Arm
Broken aud Head Badly Cut by 8siDt
HIT Friday Evening by Car just OF
Point of stopping-Evonerets Road
from blame-Counoii OF Physicans
The worst accident the trolley road
has ever had since its opening. occurred
Friday evening about 30 O'Clock nearly
opposite the Stockael store and bv
which Mrs Eliza Cook bad her left leg
broken n two places and badly splinter.
ed just above the ankle ard her right
arm also broken with bad cut 90 the
! forehead which struck against the run
niog board of the car besides other cuts
aud Lises. Because Of her advanced
| age. 81. the injury is a grave or e and it
is very doubtful if she recoves \ council
of doctors decided yesterday that the
only way to save her life il to amputate
the leg and it is doubtful il she can
survive the operation. She and Mrs !
J. King and the latter's sister Miss
rwitChell Of New York were lust coming
together from prayer meeting AMI Miss
Twitchell stepped across the track safe
~. MrS Cook started to do so but only
had her foot over it when struck by the
'4tiitii ~ u iLS iitl HiN u ana " HltJlHg
the injuries above stated. Mrs king.who
was by her side arm in arm and Il
little back, was thrown down and
bruised some1hat. Lewis Prouty.
the motorman on the car. states
as do other witnesses present, that
he WAS constantly ringing the waruir y
gong and because there were 50 many
people there had slowed the ear to half |
Nrl ilh ha ,
hour OF the lavel but not over miles on |
au up grade such a. that was. When he /
saw that the ladies were crossing he |
threw of the power entirely. but the .
distance VAS too short.not ears length.
ard the car had n arlv stopped when
the collision occurred, goirg onlv /
; or feet moro. The dep1sitions
IF Mrs King and Miss Twitchell were
taxed Saturday and they exorerate the
niotorman and the road from blame.
rhey say that they saw the car cnming.
heard the warning gong, and there was
some talk between them whether they
rad time to get pcross ard Miss Twitcn- ;
I'll warned them not to try ii as she
Fipped over. They say they co not l,
inow why they attempted. it. But
she did not kEow tha' the track :
vas iast there or didn't see il or mis-
judged the distance as the grass was !
Iute high at that point. Motormau t
'routy besides ali the other warnings t
ellea to them just before they struck. {
CONDUCTOR Howe ard Ernest Good
nough picked her up all covered with p
looo. placed her in the car and took her
0 her home at the end of the line. The Il
ar then went down 10 get DR. Hunter
, attend her and he Seur for Dr. Hol. p
)n to assist. She remains in a peculiar -
ondtion, suffering little or no pain +
nd making no complaint. She sleeps h
luch of the time but seems entirely
ltional when awake. h
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
sam nierings.

Harry White Of New YORK is visit,
icg his mother, Mrs Jennie Write, -
Mr and Mrs G a Bordeo accompspjed
~ Miss Jennie Chaplin, retur1ed
Saturday from Newport
Z u buchanon, wife srd children
OF Ne" York ard f Whitrev ard
family of Cambridge. Mass. arr new
snmnerers at the Brooks House.
Miss Eliza r Hyde of Washington is
spending month at her old home OF,
Green street.
Mrs F A Woodbury. left Monday for
New OK for visit with her daughter
.Hfs fobert somerville. on board Can't
ooner' lies steamer which is in harbur
Tor two weeks. preparatory to his trim,
j h Allen left Saturday for his home
IN RutIand, called by the illness of his
mother.
MISS Nelli lie Brown left Friday for
-hree weeks visit in Burlington.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
FALL FIXTURES oFrHE
WANTAsrIQUETG GOLF CLuR
Series of II Events Arranged For-Thc
Program.

Program.
Wor+,s.;o. -,
4uet Golf club announces
its ran r Fixtures iD the shape of Il
events to be played at intervals. begin.
nlug next Friday and continuing tn
Oct o. The ,an,,Ior 'hS W
canning will ha ,,sad ~ e.n " uahui
be served Fridar "a aDa sott Yea VIII
,,ao,ot 'eu iluas; the day OF the first
'i'Is rsa.imi., ~
FoIloRlng is the program:
t., rldaF. August lG. Medal play handicap
'ui n,em. M, Eigbteen hoes: Er>tand second
atn.e tatnss ~! ne awarded. Time for st arting
Member, wi .bno ~ en,a. 're re-, rec Iiit! centa.
name, to c 4 B0YDI,S hefora uG, Frt,Ia hnnu 'he'r
Wednesday, August ~ Medal INV ban,ii.
cap for women. Twelve boIe. T,%5 w. nat'5' I
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
SWALLOWED STRYCHNINE,
FOUGHT OFF WIFE,
SHOT HIMSELF.
WALLINGFORD MAN
SUCCEEDS IN SUICIDE.
Ill and Despondent-Wife Struggles Des-
per"tely 10 save Him But in yain-ROrs
Excellent Reputation

Ill and Dsspondsnt-Wif Struggles Des,
p~r"tely 10 save Him But in vain-Bor.
Excellent Reputation.
Rutland, Aug PA desperate strug.
gle brt.een Edward FlaL agan of Wal
llngford, living on the road TO Rut.
land' and his "ife yesterday afternoon
ended IN the success of his deter.
mined effort TO end hls own life.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock b is
wife learned that he had taken Gose
OF strychninp. Quickly preparing an
enetic Of mustard aud uste- she at.
tempted to compel him to take it.
The struggle that ensned lasted
several minutes and ended in his
throaing her off. Then deternir ed
TO die Flanagan seized a 34-calihre
revolver, placed it agsinst his breast
and fired. The bullet PISSED through
his heart. up through the shoulder
blsce and lo1ged in ths headboard of
the bej. Death was Instantaneous.
The autopsy shosed that either the
p0isol or shot would have beeo fatal.
The built went through his heart.
came out at the shoulder tlade, and
lodged in the headto oard Of the bed.
Flanagan mad lived at Wallingford
but short time, havirg last spring
purchases the Charles brown place 10
that town. He bore an excellent rep
utation smoug those who knew him.
lie was i6 years of age and is sur
vived by his wife, II whom be was
but recently married. a brother ard
thr=e sisters Tie only reason for his
act is thought to be excessively des.
rondert condition, caused by contin-
ned i'll health. 1t is reported that
WaIliogford that some tine ago a |
brother Of Flanagan died by his own |
band 10 a similar manner.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
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The Thrice-a-Week Worlds .egr!ar SUBJ
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II furnishes more at the price than anv
other newspaper published in Anne rica. Its
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rom the Boer war have not bee excellei in
horoughness and promptness, and with the
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ly impartial. This fact makes 1t of especial
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If you want TO watch every move of the
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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
Gllnts From sunset.

Merchant S Wilcox and family are
at the Bu'nbam cottage for fort
night Morton Starr Cressy and
Howard Wellmau are at the Harris
White cottage.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13

Mrs II Airport, Johnstown. Pa, SAYS
"Our little girl almost strangled TO death
with Group. The doctors said she couldn't
I'VE but she was instantly relieved hy one
Minute Cough Cure. Greene's drug store J
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13

According to the president Of the
Anna gabta association an offer to
submit the case to arbitration was
made by tue labor union officials last
Friday and was rejected by Mr. Morgan
with the words that this is no time
for arbitration"
The steel trust is now posting notices
on all its closed mills stating that when
they open again it will be with nom
union men, indicating a determination
to have done with unonsm now for all
time.
Other news about Strike on I'd page.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13

PATRONS WILL PLEASE-W men tney
move, send TO this Office the street and number
OF their new address, to insure prompt and ac
curaie delivery Of the paper. They will also
favor us as wel as themselves By giving proper
noIce o. any ialIu1 On ihepar OF our earn ers
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
Just a Gem!

l6O acres. One story house OF five rooms, COX
30 loot barn, 2OGO sugar trees ana the tools To-
Wofk them. Smooth fields, nice pastures, 100 VI
rect OF timber. Good, strong, deep loan. This
iarm should bring $500. but to close il out. we
VIII take $500 Come and look IL over If Won
10 not hnd It as We represent in every particu-
lar, we will paw your fare here amt back
Address. GUM 4 Co
It5f Grange Block, Brattleboro Vt
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
FAR MS FOR SALE,

If you want TO trade for farm or other real
estate, or If you have any to sell let me hear
from you. hgtf
j. A. MILLER, East Dummers,ou, VT
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
For Sale,

One new two.story House on Pleasant St, ten
rooms, Crowell wafer To house and connected
with sewer. Land rs feet front, 49, feet back'
Also some good lots TO build on and some other
good property for sale. Call and see property
Must he sold e. w. WARD. IL Pleasant ST.
a II Brattleboro. Vt
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
Do You Send

Your REFORMER. after reading It. 10 the
boy or girl or rt ative or frieni at some distant
point; II so, we can do 1t better and cheaper
for You by mailing direct from the Office, and al
the other end they will get II while It is new and
fresh. Write for terms.