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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05
Reason to lie Nervous

A nitroglycerin factory stands near
the city of Marion, and it's dangerous
product is carried through the streets
of Marion, whenever it can find a mar,
ket. AS a consequence, the timid-mind-
ed people of that community are dread
ing lest some day an electric car come
In contact with a nitroglycerine car
go, after which the Mississinewa river
will turn aside from its course long
enough to fill. great, jagged hole.
and then resume It's flow, while the
city OF Marion will be wiped of the
map. This a cheerful view of the fu-
ture confronting these timid people.
and II is causing the local press to rise
up and demand a quarantine. There
have been frequent explosions OF this
substance In the gas belt and oil re-
gions of Indiana. and the city OF Mex
rion has cause to feel somewhat ner-
vous when a big load goes joltlng
through the streets.-Indianapolts
NOWa
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05

WANTED A position with a
family to do light house work.
Enuuire at this office l72t5
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05
Could Not Breathe.

Coughs. colds, Group, grip, bronchitis
other throat and lung troubles are
quickly cured by One Minute Coug n
Cure. One Minute Cough Cure is not
a mere expectorant, which gives only
temporary relief. 1t softens and liqui-
fes the mucous, draws cut the infama-
tion and removes the cause of the dis
ease. Absolutely safe. Acts at once.
zone Minute Cough Cure will do all
that is claimed for it, ''says Justice of
the Peace, j. Q. Hood, Crosby, Miss,
"My wife could not get her breath and
was relieved by the first does. 1t has
ceen a benefit to all my family" w
H. Smith & Son, druggists.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05

Mrs. Haynes. wife of Prof. John H.
Haynes. Phi. D., Of the University OF
Pennsylvania, went with her husband
In 1898 to Asiatic Turkey, where they
iipent fifteen months in making ex-
cavations on the site OF Calveh. the
Oldest city known to man. She was
che only white woman whom the peo-
pie OF her locality had ever seen. They
regarded her at first with awe, but
subsequently became devoted to her
protection and comfort.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05
Largest Vine In the World.

North Carolina claims the largest
grapevine in the world. 1t is on the
farm OF B. F. Msekins. Roanoke Is
land, not far from the site OF Fort
Raleigh. and near the birthplace Of
Virginia Dare. 1t is claimed that the
vine was planted hy Sir Walter Raj
eigh's Inflated colony In 1887. 1t Is
OF the Scuppernong variety, covers an
acre of ground, and yields about a
ton Of grapes Annually.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05
si.hop Doane Of Albany.

Bishop Doane is accompanied in his
walks about Albany by a massive dog
of the Great Dane breed. Whenever
the Bishop is invited to deliver the
prayer in the Senate or the House dur
ing legislative sessions he bids his dog
lie down in the corridor and wait for
him. Then he hands the animal hi
shovel Lat. ThS dog takes 1t between
his teeth, and never budges until the
bishop returns.--Our Dumb Animals.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05

Ask c B Gaunt for prices on ear
seed corn, alfalfa, cane, katiir corn
cotton seed and all kinds of feed.
Tel. 50 Cor. 5th d ID st. If
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05
Mortality in European Countries.

Professor .Gerhardt of Vienna, d.
rected attention in a recent lecture, to
the fact that within the last twenty
years the mortality has decreased from
81 to 29 a thousand in Austria, and
from q to 18 In England.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05
FOR SALE-Three (3) cords
number one OD building stone. APP
ply TO Chas Tippie l7lt6
Longer. but Not Higher.

Napoleon was searching one day for
a book in the library of Malmalson
and at last discovered it on a shelf
somewhat above his reach. Marshal
Money, who was present, one of the
tallest men in the army, stepped for
ward, saying, Permit me, sire; l an
higher than your majesty" "You are
longer, marshal" said the emperor
with q 'rown.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05
LIQUOR Notice.

To whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given that I. John G.;
Decker have filed with the County Clerk OF
Caddo County Oklahoma Territory, my appli-
cation for q license to sell at retail malt spirit
uous and vnouS liquors. upon lot humber
twelve in block number eighty one. in the
town Of Hydro, ia Caddo County Oklahoma
Territory. for period of one year and that
unless objection or protest against the iSSur-
unce OF said lcence be filed In said Clerks otfie
before the 18th day of April 1902 said nppli-
cation viii be granted and said lice nSe issued
Dated this the 26th day OF March 1902.
John G., Decker
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05

Few presidents of the United States
have had middle names. The list is
composed Of John Quincy Adams, Will
lam Henry Harrison, James X. Polk,
Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes,
James A. Garfield and Chester A. Ar
thur, sever Ia all
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05

Home grown fruit and shade
trees for sale II blocks south of
First National Bank. WaymaL
Nurseries. l6ltt
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05
Mott


To WHOO TI HIHN VVUITtTUs
Notice is hereby given that eni,JohnSon,
have this day filed my petition n the county
clerks mice of Caddo county. Oklahoma Ter
ritory. asking or license to sell at whole
sale. malt. spurious and vinouS liquors
on lots II and ~. block 50. in the town Of Hy-
dro. O. T. Parties desiring to remonStnte
will file their elections with the county clerk
before the 5th day OF April, 1902
BENZ. JOHNSON. Applicant
By GlitSch. Randolph & GlitSch. attorne Ys.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05

Malta is Offering .up prayers in the
churches to avert the threatened in
crease OF taxation by the British gov
ernment The feeling of the people
against the substitution OF English for
Italian as the Official language is very
bitter.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-05

WANTED Position as a
book keeper by man of experience
best of references. Address A this
office. l74tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
/ TeIeEraphjc Brevlties.


swAsHINGTON. D. C.-The Senate has
Garfield. OF Ohio. to be United States
Civil Commissioner ana William Williams,
lsofs New York to be Commissioners Of inn
migration for the port OF New York.
s BARTON. ALA.-The whole business
portion OF this town, including the post
once, was destroyed by fire last night
Tho origin OF the fire Is unknown and
the loss has not heen estimated
& LEWISTON, ME.-The agents OF all the
cotton manufacturing corporations in Lew
fst6n and Auburn announced this al GER
noon that the will not grant the de-
mand OF the mule spinners for IN i'd
an increase under present conditions they
say they will shut down all departments
so6 all the mills.
rs VICKSDCRG, AIISS.-Assistant Chief
Marks. OF the IRE department., has re-
signed. The result will be a reorganiza-
( don OF the fire department and a res
sumption OF business by the fire insur-
gancez companies. all Of whom several
days ago had refused to write any more
risks on viclisburg property.
oNDoNs-Answering questions in thu
House OF Commons to-day the Chancellor
Of the Excheqrer. Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, said linseed and cottonseed cakes
were not subject to- the new duties, and
that grain used for disttllation would
not Ire exempt from taxa ton. e
s. NEW YORk-Bob Titxsimmons sent a
telegram to-day to James ]. Jeffries say
ing that he would meet Jeffries anywhere
8 I'M california, and At any time, to box
for the championship OF the world. and
that no would leave the making Of ar.
rAngemcnts to Jeffries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
UNIV ! ( It'll SE0l
III DIA ] ! ]! !! I'd
University Of Virginia, 10; Nash.
ingtlolnl ], and j Les, 5.
FINE GAME II Al LYN n! n !. c
St: ---------- &
Washington and Lee 1atted Elegantly
and Made Piucky but Uphill Fight
Game Called on Account
Of Darkness.
FINE CAME AT l'YNc ] !. 5:
especial Dispatch to The Tines.)

Especial Dispatch to The .Times.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, April 17.-An inter-
esting game of baseball was played here
this afternoon by the teams of the = nj
versity of Virginia and Washington and
Lee University, and the former was vic
torious by the score Of 10 to, s.. The boys
from washington and Lee battled man
fully and made a gallant uphill fight,
but the superior batting Of their oppo-
nents was too much for them.
The University Of Virginia went first to
the bat, and by dint of timely hitting
placed one run to their credit. Washins-
6 ton and Lee made a. handsome record IL
her half of the inning. Two men were
placed on bases and Breckenridge, by a
long three-base hit, drove in two men
and later on crossed the home-plate HIM
self, making the score three to one IN
favor of the boys from Lexington.
4 In the second inning the hopes Of Wash
ington and Lee rooters were considerably.
dampened by the splendid work of the
University, which resulted in increasing
her score by four points. Washington
and Lee was shut out, and In the third
and fourth goose eggs were reaped by
both teams.
{l1lo lllLil, WIlell civ
made two runs and tied the score, the
Lexington crowd was wild with joy.
In the sixth three singles and a three
base hit by Carter enabled the University
to climb up three points, making the
score eight to five. For the remainder of
the game the Lexington boys made a rec
ord Of zeros. but the University added two
more runs to her list in the eighth.
In the first half Of the ninth inning,
INF, if1, 1o two RI,
credit, the game was called on account
Of darkness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18

more than four hours to-day Mr.. MOI
gan, of Alabama, chairman OF the 1stn-
milan Canal Committee, addressed the
Senate on the subject of the Nicaragua
Canal. He devoted the greater part OF
his speech to a consideration OF the de-
STABILITY and practicability OF the two
principal routes-Nicaragua and Panama
He strenuously favored the former, main
tanning that, in every possible respect II
had many advantages over the Panama
route.
A parliamentary change In the sttua-
ton Of the Chinese exclusion Dill was
made just before adjournment. the meas
ure passed by the Senate yesterday being
substituted for the House bill Tnis
was done to expedite the bill in the
House.
Mr.. Morgan said in part:
( The subject presents itself to my mind
with conclusive force in the SIX propo-
sitions will now slater
81. We have reached the point where
investigation is completed by observa-
ton. experience, scientific research ana
forecast.
..2 The question now to be decided
is the choice Of either Of two routes 1or
a canal: whether it shall be located at
Panama or through the valley of the
San Juan River in Nicaragua and costa
Rica-
..s. The controlling factor in making
this selection is the assurance OF success
II, constructing q canal that VIII ,pe1
permanently useful for commerce, .s-
~. A sum Of money necessary 1or ex-
penditure in the work OF constructing
such a canal, to accomplish such ehas
cannot be- reasonably compared with the
real value of the results to the people OF
tho United States, and the choice Of eth
ar route should not be controlled or al
fected by a. difference IN the present cost
5of construction I will say, within q limit
OF even s5O,OOO,OOO.
'..5 The assured certainty Of success IN
the construction of a permanent Canal -,
of necessity, the basis or foundation TACT
upon which Congress must act IN the Sc,
lection of the canal route. ConsioerSo
as a simple proposition OF civh engineer
ing. there Is no doubt, not even shadow
of doubt, as to any fact toucnlng the prac-
ticability Of a ship canal from 6reytoWn
to Rristo, in and along the San Juan river.
and across Lake Nicaragua 1t is certain,
beyond a reasonable doubt. that Its cosy
IS as nearly within the limits OF exact es-
inmates as any great public work that was
ever undertaken.
SO. IF the dam at Bahio, on tie Pana-
ma route should fall for any cause, the
only hope of q canal across tnat ISM
mus would perish. never to be restored.
All engineers admit this fact. The fail
ure Of a dam at Conclude. or Boca, san
carlos. or at Ochoa. or at Tamborgrunde.
or at any other site on the San Juan
river, would only mean the loss OK that
structure. to be replaced on q better 10.
GATOR. ff a lake level canal IS preferred
Mr.. Morgan maintained that the 18th
milan Canal Commission had no authority
to accept an offer of the Panama Canai
Company. and that the sole auty OF Tue
pras;dent wa, to determine the route he
would recommend to Congress. It rested
entirely with Congress whether or not It
should accept the "gittering temptation
in the way Of bargain offered by the
Panama Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
MORGAN & co.
HAVE CONTROL
Authoritative Statement from a
Number of Firms.
THERE WILL BE NO CORNER
Road viii Be Operated As Il Has Been
Heretofore-No misunderstanding
Nor Need of Guessing-Ga,es
Concurs in Statement

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE following
authoritative statement respecting the
Louisville and Nashville situation was
made to-day by a member Of the firm OF
J. 2. Morgan & Co.:
ne public as well as the speculative
community should bear In mind these
three things:
l. There will be no corner
40 mere WIN be no contest for control.
=. = Morgan & Co. absolutely con-
trolls Louisville and Nashville.
ne first Is assured by Mr.. Gates and
me manner In which no has disposed of
MS stock Mr.. Belmont's statements ara
assurances as to the second. and J. P.
morgan q Co. are sponsors for the third.
NO CHANGES.
further. Louisville s. Nashville will bs
operaIea IN the future as 1t has been in
the past, and there will be no change.
y. z. Morgan C Company say posi-
lively that the present status Of the road
remains as 1t has been heretofore. except
tnat ). p. Morgan controls and direct,
absolutely and without qualification.
Those who intimate that Mr.. Gates
might possibly make trouble In the tu-
sure or that he Is In any position to do
50 are much mistaken. The only one
to be reckoned with in the management
OF Louisville and Nashville Is Mr.. Nor
gan. If that fact IS borne In mind there
Will be no misunderstanding and no need
OF guessing. The situation IS controlled
by him and that should be sufficient guar
antee to everybody.
CONFERENCES.
Charles w. Gates, son Of John W, Gates.
made several trips to the Office Of ]. p.
Morgan Company during the morning
and conferred with Mr.. Perkins Fran
cls Linde Stetson. Mr.. Morgan's attorney.
W ri afo9
OF the firm. and it was reported that all
the essential details OF the agreement be-
tween Messrs. Belmont and Gates had
been completed.
AS foreshadowed. the regular monthly
meeting OF the Louisville and Nashyilia
directors. scheduled for to-day. was in
definitely postponed for lack OF QUORUM.
The statement Of J. p. Morgan and
Company seems 20 be- a very thorough
summing up OF the situation said Az
gust Belmont. 1T covers the ground and
I have nothing to add to it,
John w. Gates saw Mr.. Perkins az
noon, but he had nothing to say for
publication. except to deny a rur1or that
a hitch had occurred in the agreements
negotiations.
FULLY coNcURs
Mr.. Gates, when shown the MorgaU
statement bearing Mr. Belmont's endorse
ment, said:
81. fully concur with the sentiments exc
pressed In the statement and am gisd
that they meet with Mr.. Belmonts aD-
prevail.
The legal representatives OF the foyn1sr
contenc1fne interests In Louisville and
Nashville met In the afternoon ana 40
cording to trustworthy reports settles
the terms OF the agreement. II Is noe
likely that tho exact details VIII be Hads
n,,flic az all concerned say the mattss
is of a private and confidential charaO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
FEDERATION oFwoMEN's CLUBS
TOURS
To Los Angeles and San Francisco via
~ Chesapeake and Ohio Route.

The c. & o. Railway viii sell round
trim tickets to Los Angeles or San Fran
cisco on April 21st to 26th inclusive at
se5 * limited for return to June 18th.
.srhe e. &. o. route with its connections
saefar. tI,e greatest number OF variable
on,.ias Going to and returning from the
Pacific Coast the most picturesque and and
Interesting lines of,traxei: with saop.1ver
scenic attraction and with new landscapes.
climate and people.
Other Pacific coast tour tickets VIII
31st to nth. Side trips can be made to
Yosemite and Yellowstone Parks on any
Of these tours at reasonable cost;
+,vesfoIder.. etc, address JNO. D. POTTS.
sA.sG. Is. a. G. & o. Railway, Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18

John E. Broaddus,s Joseph Bryan. E. A.
Catlin. John w. Cringan, Walter Chris
tian, Charles L. Cooke, w. 2: Cutshaw.
George B.Davis, Thomas Derracott, John
S. Harwood, Charles {Hutzler, George G..
Jefferson w. NJ. jones' Charles Lorraine.
Burnett Lewis, Milton Marcuse, Thomas
Poindexter, Henry w. Rountree, Samuel
Sinton. john L.-NNilliams, T: N. William
son, g 4sfefs -szs5tstt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
Standing of the Clubs.
Memphis Races.
fR1 Asso,ciated Pre.s !

lass3N BY ASSOCIATED kresS.
MEMPHIS. TENN, April 17-Only two
or the six favorites were successful to-
day. Summary:
First race-sellfng. six furlongs-Last
knight q to y first, Aratoma al to 81
second. C1arcna Q2 to y third. Time,
1:16 # So
Second race-mi1e and an eighth, sell
sing-Searchers a to s. first, Menace e to
I'D second, Ell Caney G to y third. Time,
LES
Third race-seven and a half furlongs-
Leviathan GO to u first, Aladdin 6 to 81
second, Autumn Leaves Go to y third.
Time 1:s6 IA.
Fourth race-Mcmphis Club purse,
mile ana 2 sixteenth-Terra Firma a to
VI hrst, The Lady Even second, Wax Ia
per G to y third. Time, las
FIFTH race-dlve and a half furlongs-
Roo1 Boy G. to 1O first, Tom CoEan 6 to
second. Prince OF Endurance "a to u
third. Time.. :56 L.
Sixth race-six furlongs. sclling-clo-
rita 6 to y first, Samuelson co TO u.
second. Sir Christopher 6 to ~ third.
Time. Ella
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
LONG WRANGLE
ERAMENDM rs
Prison Association Not Fast to
Change Constitution.
CHIEF OFFICERS REFLECTED Z II J: 6 | {. D
President Hutzler Submits His Annual
Report, Showing Splendid Con-
dition of the Asso-
citation.

nh,s PRISON Association. of Virginia, at
10 odionrned annual meeting held lase
night in the r. P. A rooms, Ie-eie .eoS.
lie following officers for the ENSUING yes o..
Mr. Charles Hutzler, presloen -. ~ "a
Robert stiles, first v1ce-presloen.'
James Caskie. second v1ce-pIes,ee mo at;
1'he meeting was a lengthy one a.
,,i,,cb r,as submitted the annual report
~ the president, an extensive document a
ccmmending those connected Win me meas Do
sociation. and laying special stress uIor,
,,,e ,reat1y improved financial cono itioli,
Of the Organization -
AMENDMENTS PROPOSE.D..
Tho matter which PROLONGED lne 80.
.,nn was the consideration or anenun I CO.
to the constitution. offered py Colo.'e. ~
~. =, who. before introducing them stat stat
% t,,,+ cxcepting a few minor changes
,,:s5 ohiect in presenting them was 70 SUI
=, d,nata tl,e committees to the boaro OF
..nactors OF tho five amendments ne
,,reno rod only two were CONSIDERED, diio
hose not adopted until several changes
10 ,,een made The effect OF those
a5onted is to change the lnltati i les
frorn So to ST.; increase the mem .' =. ~
tbe hoard of directors from ~ 70 - 81 az
-S,nora seven members instead OF nVe'
a quorum. +,,;s had
hesn accomplished. and an adJourn11le.it
was taken until the second THURSDAY la: -
May. Colonel
Refore adjourning, however, Colonei
Cutshaw, Mr.. T. N. Williams son. !, Sol9..e1
John S. Harwood. Mr.. ihomas -Ioinatass
ter. and Mr.. James Caskie ,we.e appUr IN
Ing amendments and to nominate =. twenty ven y
I'VE members to consume .ns ;nsW 1'e'1i :
Of Directors. at the ,he 3..y4IIS1n.
F1NANCiAi $500 - 40 hv
Showing the splsn .,sinn 81 tfa mast three
years, Mr.. Hutzlera supn 1,,t, his renort:
Ing tables IN r1nngpsITIT1Es-JAN s 1900.
Real estate bui,din ga snnn;iss ' s5s Is
lmplene4 1ls ans TT ss.... 1917 49
Due by Y va. d sa'u :. - 1893
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance, with Dr. Foster in
charge, was kept busy yesterday answer
ing calls on account Of slight injuries.
Francis Halcomb (colored), with slight
scalp wound, was treated at the First Po-
lice Station at 3 clock yesterday after
treated at Tredegar s Iron Works. ia joe {,
Wren (colored), thumb mashed, treated
at Sixth and Canal Streets. John Parkes,
E(colored), 3hand crushed under trip ham
mer at Locomotive Works, treated at the
shops last night and taken home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-18
MORE '|''I|M|EASK'ED
FOR JAIL WORK
Contractors Request q Three
Months Extension in Which
to Complete 1t.

The time limit for the completion of
the city jail by the Stewart Iron Works
expires May LIST. That company has
Epetitioned the Grounds and Buildings
Committee for an extension OF three
months, until August LIST. This matter
was taken up last night by the commit
tee After some discussion it was de-
cided to refer the matter to the City
Attorney and City Engineer. with in-
sstructions that they write the Stewart
Company, inquiring the reasons for the
granting Of the time extension, and re
port to the committee. The City En-
gineer was also asked to report the adj
ditlonal monthly expense by reason OF
extra guards to which the city is placed
liable during the occupancy OF the tenn
tporary Jail. e.
AZ The committee will probably grant the
time extension asked upon condition that
the contracting company relieve the city
i OF this extra expense.
In the division of the Apr opriation
provided for in the budget 1t was decided
not to make any appropriation to River
side Park or the $500 for this purpose,
81 900 will be credited to City Hall 6ex-
penses and $500 to contingent fund.
The Introduction and presence of Mr..
W. II. zimmerman as a members of the
committee made the meeting the first
occasion upon which the result of the
recent primary has affected the personnel
Z OF any City Hall meeting. Because Of:
his election at the primary to succeed
Captain Ferriter, from Madison Ward,
he was elected for the unexpired term
at the meeting OF the Board on Tuesday:
night, and was appointed 81 to Captain;
Ferriter's committees, among them
Grounds and Buildings.
Il At the first meeting Mr.. Zimmerman
gave proof OF the fact that he will be a.
most valuable addition to this commit,
tee. Like Mr. Minor, the other new
members Of the committee, he viii give
every measure careful consideration and
attention. On their appointments tho
committee has been greatly strengthened
AZ committee Of the Board Of Fire Com
mfssjoners last night worked over the de-
.talIg of5 the plan for q building for q new
engine house to be located in Jackson
WARD. at Fifth and Duyal Streets. The;
good ;points and defects in the houses OF
the department now in use will serve as
a guide in tha construction OF q house IN
Ward. large enough to hold two
engines. No. and the reserve engine
A sub committee OF the Health Commit
lee of the Council. consisting OF Messrs.
and Shea. last night considered
ithe question Of formula ting Q set of rules
fors the guidance OF the street cleaning
ccpartment.
the street cleaning .departMent will sbe-
u,n.inga short time. to rictlyS enforce. the
nyil;na nca IN relat lion to s littefjn the
sstreat.sWith hand bills & trash-papa. etc