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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

MAJ who said the reason that Kansas
had such hard luck was because the pa
Pers OF Kansas put out stories q hot
winds and wheat fl and 50 forth THE
next tine z reporter puts a h0r wind
story on your desk. he wrote. take q
club 20 him" IN the same mai vas a
letter from 4 nan who said: The reason
wheat Is not higher n price Is because
papers ike The Eagie keep Slowing about
the great yield here Don't blow 50 mucn-
II bears the price of wheat" what nice
partners II a newspaper these tEo would
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

CONCERNING THE SACRED BOOKS.
During tha week an old man from Ohio
arrived II rne city with an OLD 8iole rhat
has been il his family for 54s years. his
visit provoked much discussion concern
ing the various Bibles o. sacred books 50
much so thst an Eagle reporter vas de-
tailed 20 make an Investigation ~ tire
subject Re returned the following facts
The sacred books the the Christian 6
Bible. the Trtrltake % the southern BI6-
dhists written in the sixth century bec7ro
Christ. The Five Kings" Of The Chinese.
written 100 years before Christ: The
Three Vedss n the Hirdoos written &c.
years before Christ; the Koran of the
Nohzruadars ~hi-h was written afts-
Christ and the Ze1da-esta ~ the Parsees
written by Zorastsr about 100 years be-
fore Christ: The Pentarerch written hy
Noses 80 years before Christ Is regard
ed IS the eldest sacred writing The I'd
6as vas written n the fourteenth cen
try after Christ ard wlth the exception
a the Eo-a-- which was written in tae
seventeenth. is the youngest sacred book
All the bcoks ere n Wichita Ei-h re ex-
ceptiou e tire Five kings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

President Morrison q Fsirnount. SAYS
that the most unselash sentiment he
meets WITH is IN the sas7-in people Who
7a1- % contribute 20 western educa-
tso-1I Institutions. Hs saws that thelr
oatv concern is 70 know that the insrit1-
toa which they are helping IS worthy.
srd ITS expa1Ec. pra--icsl, that they are
practically eager e kei1 develop ner
cclr--T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

IN The o=7ce OF the street commissioner
are TWO shovels. 5oth ornameuted with
isuEscaua paintings one is The shovel
with which Na5cr J. ? AIsn turned the
frsr dir tor the sewer system - Wich-
l-ss rha other IS the spade used By Mayor
Ross IL initiating Riverside PARK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

resist the temptation OF running % & IRE
and with fireworks added, people would
fsck into the city by the thousands He
puts the expense Of his scheme Al this.
Structure .s.-..-...-..---..-.-...s.- p
rtr777oTEs ----.-.s.-..-..--------s.s -ff9
Coal OIL ---.-...---.s.-..--.. ..--s.----.-- -"
Labor -....---ssss...--......ss arJ
Total cost .-..-.ss...,-.----...--.... 40
He describes the spectacle as follows:
As the match is touched 20 the struct-
IRE the green oil flames quickly fash
upward. running the full length Of the
great tower ard outlining Il against the
heavens but not Immediately is-niting the
fireworks Then drst below, but event
uaIIy scattering from ths whole struCr-
IRE the sky rockets would begin 70 lunge
while IN al parts the red gTsen, purple
and white lights would glow and the pin
wheels revolve- He recko1s that this
spectacle would last for fifteen minutes
Then, o. the arrangement Of q tine fuse
Gre would &c communicated TO the pow
der magazi1s OF the riP-top and red
lights set 70 burning IN crown about
u. A tremendous explosion heard for
niles sroun6 ana nun1ins rirg the hesv-
eus Ike a gigantic meteor1te would result,
and the tower would be shattered into q
thousand pieces TIE eject would BE-
grand In his scheme he provides that Tire
crowd be kept lack a quarter II a nile
md IL would cost only e 40"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
70 RTHrPwN YEARS

s 3 Herman vas Up at the court house
yesterday talking 10 Deputy Sheriff ST.
Dunkin when he made the statement that
re was ore q the oldsss grocers in THIS
city u was thirteen years LAST Nay
since h open=d his grocery store on East
Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
80 I'D So -.


Dr.. Cloud Of kiowa IS a perfect type Of
the old-fashioned southern gentl-Eaa n
He was IN wichita Monday, and his silk
tile was almost q curiosity. only south
srn men can wear It as he does, scrupu4-
ousIy straight on his head The doctor
went all through the exciting formative
period Of Kiowa with that same hat, OF
one exactly Ike it. and there vas such
natural fitness in It. compared with the
vvea-e-. that the widest ard woolissr
cowboys never felt II IN their hearts 20
show any disresp5ct 70 it. Other men
who wore silk hats got them shot all %
uieces. bot not a fur OF the Doctors vas
ever injured. 4 remarkable fellow IS that
same Dr.. cloud, bright genial, a Chester
held in 7oIfte1ess and a physician cf fine
talents. A great md enthusiastic schener.
IN the sense Of concei~ine IDEAS. but
roor executor for the reason thsV he
never loved money. he was tie first 70
grow enthusiastic ever his own clever
ideas. but the moment another mn grew
enthusiastic over them the doctor would
begin to DOUBT and usually the third day.
when everybody would be congratulatinz
him he would De busy exploding bis OWL
work The doctor is an orator q Grst
class talents. bit a little f1rgztsul as 70
names. He made 4 brilliant speech in
ire Fort Scott convention placing a
friend in nomination. but when be came
to where he wss 70 name him he FORGOT
his favorste's name. Those who we're not
moved % tears hv his e-0quenee we're 80
couvulsed With laughter over his defect
~ memory that che tears came any way.
A charming fascinating personality IS his
even though his meno-y Tor names IS
none Of the best.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

jolly LITTLE EAGLE aJt 30
There are trustfd good natures AMI
mails as wen as men ana wonen- For
two 0r three months last winter jolly
little mouse made his home n tire edi-
torfal rooms II Tire Eagle once and
waxed fa- o' the helpful paste or The tel
e-r1rh editors desk re world climb
10 the leg ~ tehslahpzgos 'ssad
IN the leg Of the table. take a look az
the man 10 the desk, CIT up Attle q
put him I'll good huuo-. then walk over
70 rhe paste glass ard eat his supper az
ssdstslv as II re- owned the whole works
LIE vas q continual round Of pleasure
for him. but every mouse has bis day
re failed e. show Up one night ard
hasn't been seen since. The theory for
his absence IS that be ate too much
ra-.e ard was gathered % his fathers
RE vas charming. intsilize7t- eor1-c
lt-re mouse ard he ls missed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

OF these birds hidden away. but the IN
teresting feature IS that there is not a
single nest across On the south side IS
II for protection from the north winds OF
some other reason only known 70 the 1T
lie architects
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
IS SIZE THE DEVILS wIFE2

- SIZE LHE DEVILS " LEEt
That uyster ious woman II black was
on tle postofhce steps again AZ four
O'Clock last Suncs- morning. She stood
there Ike pillar OF gloom A veil
known man going home az that hour
from the lodge after passing her rub
bernecEed over his shoulder. She heck
5ned for him &c return n did So and
she slapped his fsce and never said =
word After he had gone half block he
decided 20 return and show her fight but
The ground had apparently swallowed her
rIB. The ghost theory g becoming more
popular in hsr case. The man VIC was
stepped calls her ire devils vie. He
said her hand vas as not as Il she hid
Just taken It out II her husbands FIRE
Z Is 4 strange being. if 3 being AZ all
which is getting 10 be quite 6osbtruA She
is the terror O. the men who are cut Iacs
and have 20 pass the postofAce 70 get to
their homes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

The word ranch is now being used
more frequently than ever Before and
nearly half the farmers Of western kan
sas cal their places "the ranch. Very
few people know that all farms are
ranches. The Spanish word --rzuch''
means farm. This was settled down at
the Manhattan hotel few DAYS ago.
after a long discussion, by q man who
thoroughly understands the Spanish lang
uage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

VIC ca- -7iza 12ls- u- re Bag
les aver p t--l arttss a-o-g re u7p=
Erd--z Spanning rse sl1s-s--- s-e
zl-cst n1=5-rlsss sEsr-E -esE SAT-
tered slo-s ne wkose -cr-h see ~ tle
To- ~ @ i-1I sex are TIA ltr-e l1zes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

EuchaeI Bloch. w!chltss weu-kno~n
huaacier. tsus a strange story ABOUT the
dig daanciers Of Wal Street Who operate
II The stock Iii. Re says thzc after
breakfast every n1orzing the bigger ores
81 together md play Al least one game
OF Whist. There Is something IN The
game that makes their minds alert for
the da-s trading IF they don't have
their little game, they ara dull ard stupid
a. day. ard cant handle the combine
tons u ecvantase. 1Lr. B-ochs story Is
not unlikely. by any means. TIE Wichita.
rnen who speculate n the local bucket
snops are for some reason, the best
whist players II town
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

The grocer pa--sd hin OF the bad and
tod hzn IL was ali r;ga- II was the first
tznle q bog had sver been Up against a
restaurant bll of fa-e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

JUICE Maf-I..I t-AEtffIf.If EII fEiffl'fss
Indxs 1fa-ksv % Pad Greek e1a-istssf
r. sIr hards1a ta.4ksrctIeg sfor12y ~
tha cornar - Mafa ar9 poaEias All as
B3rbei a Nlagzra o. FTus,rsfass f~ar
30 nosfs legal as1 e.a-sfcas brnv 'Dlf
vrl ever 80 asked - sn Eszfa r~r1rter
ATTEMPT - g. YeuT -ffs sA1rstrs7 2
cano 60 firm Ped Cre~k G.-s ul1~aifsr
a1G ny ulfr $50 - - 80 a rrsrf~
t-ck ~ a fsv ctarr thl-rs - sa~
1et have warke1 atoEt eTs 1res ters.
irr tne-a al SAT gtinR rs have saar
- 'eu - so tlae go t-fa - a..
WHERE -o-a- Fpf e. their ttirzs Z -an e
se4 fr 80 Ire ~ r.- Ihr srszsta ais-
l-e laErs wle fsat - ws-s ~ 81 Fce.s
sfrrrr - tstrrs - a-arss - g 'e w
I---v s-crss fr sr1 % -~vH stsris So
s-asl ~ BOX ~feres rrf t9 tarf Hare
-.orr- i-sfra.l ~ -.czetl ~ ~asz cef1
thr r-e--a-llre e.rer4eanrr ~ so esra-
u ns1 - .errr f-r 80 f1fEa 81 f
80 - -z<trsrr-r Is a 1~-fv rset 11ef~7f
th1a Csc lsUs rzts f7T uera1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

Tie picnic season has commenced and
s-ery DAY the city PARKS ana out of town
groves are alive with white dresses. bas-
ke5s and ice cream cans The nan With
The cork screw and the woman Win the
can opener ara abroad with q smile OF
JOY early IN the morning and q Tan -irse
azed stare IN the evening Every one
tres 90 make Themselves believe h has
rad q good tine. while knowing better.
ter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
HOTEL HAD sHPr,5x. a STORY.

HOTEL HAD SdRCNE A STORY.
4 small thing sometimes disturbs a big
mind When Judge Gallup az Linn couu-
T. vas in town 2 few days ego he went
over 20 see the Old Douglas Avenue Hotel,
where he stopped in 81 7 slept ore
night on The third story OF that hotel.
Re said. ''whs1--" Just then ne noticed
that the hotel is only q two-storv build
ing. He was mystifed- Re vas quite
sure he occupied the third story, but
there stood before hin the visible evi-
dence that the hotel is only 2 two-story
building RE looked ~ the hotel from
water street, from West Douglas. from
1he east ard from the north. bur couldn't
see any signs CT a third story. For years
he has prided himself On his good mem
CRY. and vas tsrrtoiy worried until ~
EaeIe reported tod him that after IRE
Tim Lana never rebuilt the third story.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
H Has CHARGE or GALLOWs

rs -E-4-4-Is-- Hl'- ----------
Uncle Jimmy Potts Is visiting IN
=, .chi-a. having come out from webb City
about two weeks ago. For years Uncle
Jimmy was taniror, engineer, plumber
ard general handy man at the county
5au. Hs ofEciatsd there a. the TINE IL
contained so many bad -en from okla
hauca and kept the galloVs from which
TodIer vas hung in his room down stairs.
Although an IrishElan. he wasn't afraid
o. ghosts. re would sit OF that gallogs
Il midnight ard smoke his pipe IS stea1i-
II as if Il was & cushioned chair At one
time whe1 everybody thought EDDIE Bel
Gen wss gong 70 be hang The word vas
sent down stairs 70 get that galloFs
ready. he got out the big tineers ard
SET them up. Beloen could hear hin TX
ing Il and many Tc-e che times the cold
sweat would run down the face Of the
alleged young murderer az he heard
Urcle Jirnuv pounding away ~ q bolt
on the scanol6ing. When Cleveland com
nuted the sentence o. Eelden Jimmy
took the zaUovs apart placed the rin-
be-s away on the corner Of The basement
and in all PROBABILITY they VIII never
again be used. Uncle Jimmy was very
faithful court servant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
SOME COOP OBJ DAYS HrcAILrn.

so1E COOP Old OATS RECALLED
a sci known Wlchisan t1id a. Eazs
custom 81 ire carry esr- - re frna
f0r the b1slrees u~- % lrfsae- fr e
friendly zane q -1-w- rrrv -fatf
affer business h1u- 80 urn nsa cor
sfercd a. hef7E - fns r.Ens a11ltrr re-
ne fafaTa ron-sr-fa1 osntsf urlass ~
could SO oehiaf pair ~ 1raoes 49,
show a steady uervs e. % ei.ipa @EnAe.i
torar1 ira ceiling e va - c1FeE FL
tn1ae roof GA days for al rsnEsu.sn -
rln t1air rrrsit IN 80 Tn-h.a r f1cs.
money vas F-sr~zsv -vs- 81 sizt- 9et-
usre~t vas raee TVurg Aforfar n-o-u-
fng aara tfeusef-as al n5s1sv ever
gefasits1 r any "a r. was care casa
- stain Tlrss ~ ~ rts1eef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

Wild GOOSE DAYS N WICHITA
when Otto weiss came 20 Wichita he
started ZIP Douglas avenue on foot
when he reached Topeka avenue the
s0Ugh mat vas there was on a rampage
ard he had 20 walk two blocks north
before he could ind place To cross
THAT slough has disappeared and It ls
hard % make a newcomer believe rhat
j was ever there. Judge Tucker killed
Wild geese ia il many times AZ q poi-r
between the present Topeka Avenue no.
IL and the residence Of 3Ir. Daisy across
tie street Police OEcer JIM Cairns
swan his horse across II 1everaI times
hear where the Masonic building now
SANDS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
DI1EMsre or COL woopUcx-

Col Woodcock was Iowa ron Loa~en-
wortS a 1sN days ago azd vas ir
reminiscent mood he recalled the rara
wien b. vas county trsanrsr After
bet-s eisctsd he appointed CharIs van
Nees bis eup,v e SC year Pr-tfe
econ the ieeisisti1rs nsef ard cat his rsi-
ary down % sls1o leaving him .ai4 fea
a year or orlT Two -shirss o. what tis
deputy was reusiFiaE. The onferei rss
ir h1nof nound % keep biz oontrarf nsth
2fr van Ness as .nnx 49, - vantrf f-
piace. E1a7Hy D, Thought q erserre
Ha had Zr Van Nsss rorainaf~s arf
elected clerk - ths coart or corntr clars
and that released hira- Re men hired
drpaty for SO -car ne -azrfg zrea
are rtr srlsry rals-i sfsn 1rr e-l eco.
ulstion - Vhat before Cotou@ Woog
eek hsd 20 his thr-e t-rur - vac
making 2 ris 1hinE. che Coi5nai ia ~
ardent protecton1st ard attrfastes tn
r-eraairs raot times % ssEh tarE
schellls-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23
HER HEART n THE Crave

HER HEART N TIE GRAVE
Kiss Fox. the young lady WIG was en-
gagged % Charlie Eoey at the tine q his
ceath eleven years ago. has never mar
ed and never VIII. Dir. Ebey was brl
liant young EEichi--n Who had been non
mated for congress n 1855 by re Demo
carts and bliss FOX was his berrothed
re went 10 Tampa Florida, for his
health and died there. Miss Fox had the
body transferred 70 Chattanooga, Tenn.
and over The grave. At her owu expense.
sac caused 70 BE- erected 70 his memory
monument that cost her 1901. she
announced then that her heart would
ABIDE IN the grave Of 1Ir Ebey and it
Eas ever since that day That was a case
az love. Professor Cbrsmans statement
that there is 10 such thing 70 lhs con
trary notwithstanding
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

The EagIs -scsiv-s to curous oo=-
r1un-catlo2s tb.z Wesk ous vas t-o1 g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23


II vas 51st about tzo years ago that
the frst case OF smallpox appeared -
Wichita and there is funny story con
ueoted with IT. The case was discovered
n the north part OF town cnd the then
mayor. Fln-ay Eoss, was under the nee
ezsirv ~ ending q pest-house and at
once. re rlshe5 around and found q va
cent building away over beyond River
side He decided upon this and then moth
red the doctor who had reported his case
70 get the patient there At once In the
meantime he had 2 stove placed in ths
I-Le house. d table III some chairs and
q bed with be5ci0thilg. he also ordered
r7u ~ coaL Everything arrived ex-
Ce1t the coal on tine before the patient
arrived This man was nor very iu and
at-=r he had taken a view NJ the sur
-o1ndirs7 the physician left him
Presently the man with ton of coal 81
his wagon appeared laooriouslv making
Eis way n the Ittle house Ha was on
tee bank ~ Little River when be saw q
man dipping bucket or w1ter cut ~
thar stream. The man beckoaed him
and h. stopped
Ehere are yen taxing that coal~ the
Uaa asked
-p 10 thar house" said the driver.
Did you snow" said the man. putting
rs foot on the hub q the wagon. chat
t-eT had smallpox IN that house5'
Son. guess n-t SAID che driver. Get
An1 he started ur
IRE RAN with the bucket ~ water
scenes cart ar being dis-os.isvsE and
ne shouted well they have and I am
rhe man whose Eo- iL
T6e driver t-rnzi and took q look ~
Sis face There was IA 1ouct he was
telling the truth. the driver switched
-har team around and came 60 town with
Es to1 ~ coal on the EaIo0. And they
c7lldnt Est rlrl ~ deliver it, The doctor
hed 81 tGrn te1us-er ana d1 that hiu-
sf People largely eor over their fear
II the disease ana large portion ~ peo-
nle have never Subscribed tc the doar5 I'd
hezIth strenuous assertion that it IS real
81 smallpox
one day IL the street commissioner
-f-e rhe-e Bas large crowd ~ pol--ic-
fe-s present. smccE tre- Flrs1lars.-l-
ara-z=1 ana Alderman LuirE. A colo-ed
Ual Vss present. ana BE said incident
a tra- he WAS lo- feeii7E wen N5boEy
fh--rh zrErhre about the remark u-i
tae next iav there vas q KIP % the pest
luse and that coi3rad man was ire only
passenger TIE news srrasl abroad and
these twenty or thi-ty men who
had Been il -le cEcs The day he-are
rmisatel was q caution.
OLD SETTLERS REAL ESTATE
The 0.1 Settlers Association owns q
1-t FL Esrrf7TEa- addition ard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

Famine Helm. SAMMY Hen. Emras
Cecilia and Essar .VrAiLock. Pearl Bar-
rs. Gert.e Garrison. George Whites
ard ia Mann
A KAN q the Philaaslrhla store. wert
% New TorA 20 buy Eools.
WICHITA EAs OLDEST OPERATOR
Wichita has the oldssr telegraph cpsra-
toE IN Kansas ard prcoaoiy tae c.dcst
active worsdzg operator On the UnItsl
S-atss- Ee Isl Charley Paxtor. who ua-ss
81 ne Western Uni5a oelce. 1lr- Pax
ten used 70 take messages On taps
before operators learnsd % take them -
sound Re Vas ar OPERATOR whrn ths
selegrzph was less Ehan ten years ola So
worked 81 oue tine uifa F-csiacnr Ttas.
= Ecker- e TIE Western Cuio1 whsn tha
latter WIS wur<iag OPERATOR. A. C.
Icees. q the National Bank q Com
nerce ana Governor Barnes. e Okla
bona, are ts.eszpa Operators - PROBES
s.oa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-23

4 . Aah
Ex-senator o. Il Bentley vas n
reuiusscezs fever several times durz.e
Jhe week. Thers5ay be nasa-1 hla rs.l-
tent mool-iise Eace on an Eaels reporter
and spun the believing yarn. soou after
cane here 10 the early SOS. coming
down towu one morning vas told Is
enc &c oar Ieaaing citizens. ! tnink X
was y A. Ensiish. that a special santa
&c train tated with Santa r ofscl1is
vas headed f1r Wichita ard ,~ouid arrive
about 10 a. T. that forenoon Il Vas De-
ctocd % get % a delegation ~ citizens
ard meet thase BRASS ccnara ara slew
! them the towu- Ilm Steel ard rcst ~
oar citizens seldom wore any c1ats IN
box weather. Il wss ~ MID summer ara
Uncle Billy Gr11enstein vas the mayor
Uncle BEly wore q 'ole6 shir- was
ulinas> gusps1fers and ssver w0~a a crI-
iar- lie Uas Ike fudzs r shsr Who
boosted tAat D. never wore e. snllar ana
. nevsr told \ Ue 1ln Steele r-arshalle.f
the party and racie Bluy VS. ahsa-
TIE crowd waited n vain f1r him ana
finally west g. the tvp5t without hia
jim Steele ssit BE- would never - 81 have
tho trlil come 81 ard our party meet tts
ot1rizls without the mayor. We wers
loozlns 70 Dolglss aveu1o flr r-ncIe sr-
Is but he was not - erht yve hra-f
The train whistle ard 70 was coming sna
j.-zt az Is arrive5 AZ n asnot here cnr-s
lncle Dalr G-1enass.n. ira MAYOR RI
the town. On for trut WIN Is caat On
Dis arm. minus a vest ard a pager collar
not an bis neck. bit " his haud p th.s
g-rt De took his pisra n zee - the car
rtaEes and the visitors u~ro sHc-Fn over
che city They eTprvssei xrnet pleasure
- many thinss they saw. p-esfrfof thsE
Wichita had a sr~at future azd s1lI
7 many complimentary thiars 90 ERE feWn.
U. fact they said tho sane talnrs re- us
that they rad sad a short rfr1s before
AZ Newton ana aiao AZ Emporla ara vsry
much the sane ~ Florence