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Evening journal., 1902-11-25
DIED IN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
Colored Man, Suffering From Small
pox, Expires Four Hours After
Being Admitted

Nicholas Robinson. colored. of No
Ill Buttonwood street, was removed to
the Emergency Hospital at Farnhurst
yesterday suffering with smallpox. He
arrived at the institution about 5
O'Clock and expired at o'clock.
Ahis is the first death recorded for
some time past as a result Of smallpox,
but 1t is alleged that the deceased had
.another complaint which aided his de.
mise.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
NEW METHOD OF CLASSIFICATION
HUNG Is Used at the New Railroad
Yard at Edge Moor for Sepa-
rating Cars

A novel way is used for classification of
freight cars at the new yard in Edge
Moor. Z is termed the cutting system
and has proved very satisfactory.
There is an incline known as hump
over which the cars are pushed. A man
stands tnere and as the car arrives at the
ton a nan cuts them in twos and threes
and thev run in on the sidings which they
INTENDED, a switchman being below to
classify them BY this method the cars
can be classified in q much shorter time
than by the old method.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Address BY jude Ashman

Judge William n. Ashman. of Phi.a-
delphia. will address a public meeting,
under the auspices of the Delaware
Peace Society. corner Ninth and Tat
nail streets, this evening. at s o'clock,
on the subject: peace" from busi-
ness mans standpoint. There will also
probably be other speakers present
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
viii Continue Business

The partnership existing between
Thomas E. Newell and Robert II. G..
Simms, who have BEEN conducting the
Universal Advertising Agency. has
bsen dissolved. Mr. Simms will con-
tinus the same business under the
same name.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Goals Down

So is orr stoves. We can sell you
hs..lng stoves from $1.50 up. A good
assortment of 300 slightly used cook
stoves. such as Victor Cook, OthellO,
Altoona, Harvest Home, Apollo at 1-S
their value. Large range suitable for
hotel or baker Mcmahon Bros. No.
502 King street.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
A SYRIAN SAHRAH
Ladies in Costume Will Serve a abba
Coffee

A Syrian Sahrah, under the direc-
.--.. of Mrs. Frances Gardner, of New
York, will be held on Monday evening,
December 1, in parlcrs of the West
Presbyterian Church by the Hope Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters.
Young women in costume Will serve
Arabian coffee with unleavened bread
and Syrian sweet meats. Mrs. Gardner
has Travelled extensively in the East
making a study of the manners and
customs of the people.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
contesting for a Statue

There is sharp rivalry between the boys
and girls Of St PatriclS's r. c. Church,
who are contesting for a statue 70 be
placed IN the sanctuary Of the church.
The money will be also used toward the
defraying Of the church debt. The con-
test viii be decided on Friday night at
o'clocL
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
CIash of Guards al Pskin

Pelrin, Nov. 25.-An Austrian patrol
belonging to the legation guards yes
terday killed an Italian soldier while
attempting to stop a quarrel.
An Australian soldier previously
killed a Japanese in a similar manner.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
NEW THEATRE PLANNED
Miss crosman Makes Important An
nouncement Before Curtain

Philadelphia,Nov. 25-"I may as well
right now take You into my confidence.
BY next season Philadelphia will have
a new theatre. The plans have prog
ressed to such an extent that there can
be no gain i'm longer keeping the secret.
rhe project is in the hands Of such
eminent people Of the stage as Mrs.
Fiske, Mr.. Hackett. and other inde-
pendent of the Trust. Among the small
er ones interested Is my humble self"
Thus spoke Miss Henrietta Crosman
to her audience at the Academy Of
Music last night between acts of her
performance of "Ehe Sword of the
King.Y
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
U. S. RurdIng eeIng Repaired

The roof OF the new Federal Build
ing is undergoing repairs, and will be
repainted. The structure will also be
pointed in places where the weather
has worn away the mortar.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Gas Explosion in Rome

Rome. Nov. 25.-There was a violent
gas explosion in the British Embassy
here. The entire building was shaken
and much china and glassware was
broken. Three workmen were injured
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
C. A. R. REUNION
Big Campfire Held in Smrh Post
Room

Big OdUp-NIe Fltlu iH oiHIt' ~
Room
The reception accorded veterans OF
the Civil War residing in New Castle
county by Smyth Post last night was
successful, despite the weather condi-
tions. Comrades from Post. No. 8,
Pleasant Hill; Post No. 20. Smyrna;
Post No. 5. New Castle; Appomattox
Camp, No. 2. Sons Of Veterans. and
about one dozen colored members of
Charles Sumner Post, No 4, were pres
ent-
The evening was thoroughly enjoyed
by ain present. and addresses were
made by Captain Peter b. Ayers, Past
Commander Samuel Lewis
Assistant Adjutant-General Joshua S
Iitzenberg and Past Department Com
manaer William A. Reilly and others
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Atiacks Erench NavaI PolicY

Paris. Nov. 25.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday NJ. Reille made u
severe attack on the policy Of nj. Pei
letan. the Minister OF Marine. in re-
ducing the number of officers and men
in the ships of the Mediterranean
squadron. ft-
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Ha Wen Removed From Kead

Executive Oficer Alexander Burley,
of the Board of Health, had a tumor re-
moved from his head yesterday. The
operation was performed by DR.. Henry
Spruance,
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Megaw's Team Won

On the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys last night,
Captain Inderlied's bowling team de-
feated Captain Megaw's team by l37
pins. The total scores were: Inderlied,
1871; Megaw, 1884
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Bass Are Plentiful

Reports from Chesapeake City and
other points along the canal say that
there are large quantities Of black bass
in the canal. The bass are said to be
in good condition.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Mr. Cnrnerie Much eetfer

London, Nov. 25.-It was stated at
the Langham Hotel yesterday that An
drew Carnegie, who has been i'll there,
was very much better.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
pone Meets Canadians

Rome, Nov 25.-The Rope gave an
audience yesterday to Archbishop
Bruchesi. Of Montreal and party OF
Canadians.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
secretarY KlIls Himself

Florence, Nov. 25.-Signor Torricell.
secretary of the Count Of Turin. COM
mitted suicide yesterday.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Thanksgiving Services at Fri nifty

On Thanksgiving Day the services at
Trinity Church will be: 7.30 a. m. holy
eucharist (plain); II a. m, mathis and
sermon. The music will be by the
vested choir.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25

Greenbaum's, sOf Market street tie
place for ladies' and children's ready
to-wear garments. Our prices lead
competition.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
NOTICE.

have the finest quality California
wines ever sold in the city. soc. full
Quart. Port, sherry, claret, Catawba,
Muscatel. Angelica, Tokay and Rhine.
Thomas Hurley, Second and Harrison
streets. Delmarvia Phone 656. Deliv-
cred.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Mrs. Gore Did Not Commit suicld

Paris. Nov. 25.-The independent
post-mortem examination OF the re-
mains Of Mrs. Ellen Gore, made by the
commission of four American doctors
appointed by Consul General Gowdy at
the instance Of the State Department at
Washington, was made this morning
at the morgue. It tended to establish
the fact that Mrs. Gore did not commit
suicide. The physicians decline to give
any statement prior to making a report
to the Consul-General. for which they
have requested forty-eight hours. Since
his provisional release yesterday, DR..
Rydoewski the Russian implicated in
the shooting, has concealed himself in
the house of friends.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25

Oysters, wholesale and retail. A. II,
Ainscow's, Eighth and Jefferson Sts.
Both phones. 309.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
SENT WOMAN
POISONED CANDY
Case Similar to That Of Mrs.
Botkin Pulling Police Of
Philadelphia
MRS, GORE WAS NOT A SUICIDE

Se'-D'a aulef hetifeS As mayor OF
Asbury Park and Wants to Sell
Beach Front
Philadelphia Nov. 25.-The police Of
the Twentieth and Berks streets sta
ton. assisted by Central Station detec-
tiyes, are hard at work endeavoring to
unravel the mystery surrounding the
to either poison or kill Mrs
Harry +. Ackenhausen OF No. 2S37
Ridge avenue, yesterday, by sending
her box OF candies through the mails
which contained poison and small pins.
The case, which was not reported To
the police until late yesterday, is one of
the most mysterious reported in many
years past and corresponds very close
ly to the Molineux mystery In New
York and the Botkin case In Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Ackenhausen. the victim in
this case. is the wife Of Harry A. Ack-
enhausen, a liquor dealer. and, accord
ing to her husband and relatives. did
not know that she had a single enemy
in the world. Yesterday mCuning s he
received a package of candies through
the mails, but Il was not. until later
ll lNH NdN lutl bHt ihoitu AhtAl. IL
was while eating of the contents that
she discovered in several of them tiny
pins. Thinking they got into the
sweets by accident, she gave the mat
ter no further thought, but an hour
later she became very i'll and sank
down unconscious
Doctors Saved Her Life
DIR. William G. Hunsicker. Of No.
i21O1 North Twenty-ninth treet, was
Hastily summoned, and when he ar
rived he found Mrs. Ackenhausen in a
state of coma. The regular family ply
slcian, Dir. Marcus Franklin, OF No.
l1527 North Broad street. was also sum
moned, and after an hour and hair
OF effort she was restored to conscious
ness 1t was not until she was re-
stored TO consciousness that the pres
ence OF the little pins in the candles
Twas discovered
That there was a narcotic poison In
serted in the candies was the opinion
lof DIR. Hmsicl1er. who said that every
lsymptom indicated this. Up to this
morning no complete analysis had been
made of the candles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02
Romance Of = Timepiece.


Long. long ago-a third OF a century
or more-Byron Terriu drove stage out of
salt Lake City and ike every other gal
liant son Of the plains q girl zen in love
with him. This sirl found q nugget Of
pure gold and great value and she deem
&C It the proper thing TO send it 10 an
eastern factory and have it hammered in
to q beautiful watch case without alloy
In this case she ordered Howard move
ment-she finest then made-placed and
she presented the tine keeper TO Mr.. Ter
rill. 1t is said that It ha1 cost her 500
after she had the following engraving
made:
From Miss Nellie Haines,. to B. Il.
Terrin. July 4, lsea
When Terriu came 10 Wichita he raf-
fed OFF the watch on the basis Of three
hundred chances at one dollar per chance
a nan then wei known in Wichita want
ed the watch for his wife and bought
sixty-hve Of the 800 chances Luckily
he won the watch His better half had
an eve to business, and o ne day she cali
ed on James r. Meade and said 70 him
that she would like to trade him the
watch for some town lots. He was will
ing and the trade was made. he giving
her the one hundred feet Of ground north
OF The Manhattan hotel, where the Lari-
mer and Johnson wholesale dry goods
house now stands for the time piece He
is stu wearing that watch and he re-
CARDS it as probably the best in town,
keenin< accurate time for years without
any fixing. Attached to the watch is a
eol;6 r,ol7 e-raIra chain promised him in
his youth by his father and left to him
ga q wiz made later. And that is not
an. AS an ornament for the chain he
wears an elk tooth given 70 him many
years ago by William Matthewson's rirst
wife It was given to her many years
before that by an Indian woman some
where way out on the plains long before
kansas vas born.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02
Leoend Of the Plains.

Last wednesday evening Hon. 7. r.
Mead favored Paramount people with .
very entertaining and instructive 7ddress
on The Legend az the Plains Tie af-
6ress was delivered under tho dircction o.
the library club lIr. Mead Is o very
keen observer and tells an extremely in
terestlnE story q bis personal experiences
"a ths plalrs Herewith s. given Tire ~
troIuctorv portion % lis address which
was followed bv mauy stories ~ Ar
Meads experiences IN this section - the
west. beginning with the year ~.
'.3Then the Great Creator % tire mi
verse rad completed rae Garden u T-5en.
and planted and pcoD'ed IL ai.n lils re
found TIE variety q man zhiLh ne Lad
created. IL some respects. q f1iiu-c. 10
sec5. IIe v-sule steal onrlas. lie. prac;ice
deception ard commit mur5er eren ss
some 81 his deecer1 hts q - this dav.
IS 7 have learned fv zas experience. even
within tlae pass ysar, 80 ~ tuEnel their
Qua ~ sf.ft frr ttanseives.
Thea De betfaseht himself srd said.
i s-.I g % the otAer slzc ~ fhs carra
ard there create aa1foer csrl.a and
another rax5e. and anrthr Tec7fe s1d
ether forms u animal Iifa ard R-lI Tease
oct ffe sr-4E wnieh csEs = frsuale IN the
fret gardea. ard Tie new uecgle vhiea
rhal create sEaH s1nsi=t uten the
assh % a1ias1s alone. fher stall A.
sere1r ara swlft AID viEe r. AL thlazs
necessary - their 1aofa ~ ife- - Hs
cz.read Ii.e great sra walsh sash > thz
ester hose = the Hcck a-oen-sl-ls -
---. t.--tr --. 49,. r.a-.-r e-f So. Hr.f "a g..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02


George Walker on a bicycle colhded
with a team belonging 10 the sash and
Door Company. The team escaped IN
hurt
Ed hartman resigned place in St. Joe
Ia 5oin the Wichita wholesale grocery
force
Dr. Newman, Of Winnepeg. Manitoba,
arrived and announced that he would
locate in Wichita.
NJ. 7. Green. a big lumber man Of Chi
cago, was here looking after his interests.
\ young Democracy club vas organized
Its purpose, it was understood was TO
fight fusion with the Populists. The
chairman OF the first meeting was s. T.
Amidcn and Benton Maret was secre-
tary
\ new Prohibition topic IN town was
supplied " the arrest Of j Pullman porter
by the sheriff CT Harvey county for sell
ing liquor in his car.
Mr and Mrs. S. w. Cooper left for a
tour OF Old Mexico.
Mrs. Elisha Root gave a PARTY in COM
pliment 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Vandeback and
Mrs. Charles Foresman and Miss Meath
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. George
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. K. y. Hanibric
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Gsckenback. Nj. and
Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Syl Dun
kin. c. Root. T. y. Gacl1cnback. John
Cline.
Previous 10 their departure for Lake
Charles. Louisiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Diehl entertained their friends. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Lind
say, Mr. ". II. wonderly. Mr. Charles
Diehi. Mr. and Mrs. r. ". Hall. Myrtle
Taylor. Edith May Baughrnan. Mabel
Bartlett. Frank Nighswonger. w. J. Bart
lett, John Everett, Irwin Stratton, j. c..
Davis and George Il Burns.
Mrs j. T. Bradshaw passed away at
the farm just southeast OF Wichita
Frank S Could. conductor and Mrs
Gould entertained. The guests were Mr..
AID Mrs. H. Thompson. OF Hutchinson
Sir. and Mrs. Homer Reynolds. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. +. Etter. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J..
Berry. Mrs. II. Z. Berry. Of Chicago.
Mrs. T. Eckert. Of Kent, Ohio Mr. ". IL
Martin and G.. c Chapman.
C. Wood Davis articles on whet prcduc-
tion and grain gambling were having q
wide circulation.
Harry Gordon went to Sioux Fall Da-
kota. TO take dispositions in the jas9erite
case.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Locke.
a BOY
Mrs. Anne FRYER. aged .. dropped dead
4 her home. No. SO North Emporia ave.
Florence Carson. Trlsse Marsh. L0ttie
Charles Copeland gave party His
f7tests were Miss Ada hahn. Grace and
Parsons. Ella Copeland. Davis and Brady
Hiuiatd- Nelly Whitaker. Etna and
Mamie Garrison. -Tcssrs Mansfield, Gih-
bony. Charles Coivin. Frank Rice. Eddie
Copeland. Elmer HartzeH. Isaac Coiviu.
and Harry Bowman.
s =. Wallace Of Denver was In the city.
lie was familiar with the city "a Tire
cattle aaEs Of 50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02
convicted Under Lynch ~.

Col. Ferguson Of Winfield was prob
ably better acquainted with BY. Terrill
who died al Geuda Springs Thursday,
than any other man IN this section. IFs
says that Terrin started his staging in
Iov and as the railroads built their
lines into the country he drifted farther
and farther west until finally BE landed
in California He later came to this
country N tho early 73's and worked or
The stage lire from Wichita 70 orta
Reno and sill
Il was while driving here that he cana
near being lynched at Wellington IIa
was superintendent II the lire AZ the
time and the contract Tor carrying the
mail was about r. be releI. a rev con-
pany known as tne Watts Stage Line
company was organized and undec bid
the cid company With which Terrd was
connected. Tbs new people secured the
contract ana It seems that the nigiit be-
fore il was 70 20 into effect all the stock
along the route vas stanpeded- THIS left
the new company without TTay - fi
tho rau contract and II would naturally
20 back 70 Che ola lire. \ mass Ine- ting
was heid ~ >he citizens CT EFelllrfsto-
and tie work vas az once laid 60 Terrii-
il was decided q lynch MIN, t-t this
aid not exactly svlt his plans AID hffore
the rlan could he put iuto effect be lei-
the town and 5id -at retsl-u for seE.era.
years.
once thsre vas q driving tournament
he'd IL Denver and crack drivers sro1
Al oYer The Taltez States we're there q
r..rr,rs.fe f-r So. ~~fves one ~ tA-es
prizes was parse 70 r siEen = fse
driver vao would cre 2 fg-Ire 81 The
stortes. space and not uVstt -he caci.
Terea entered tae contest ana Ta r.
This gaze him q national rerfsfs tlaa
auoag The sf Ee drsrsrs and he 7Fas
veey prusd oI r. He to,k 3 greet T75ds
~ rs ablll.r q drive ausHs-v a-e -
Certainly wS able - 10 ar ertzae ~.
= L
l., Arizona q. er,asssd g fortune - rsr-
hzps s5efes O. - .a RE hulk searle
n lrick blocks which xere Destroyed
fy lre.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02
Original Medicine Lodqe Joke.

The people generally have. & pretty
fair idea OF the kind OF people those who
live in Medicine Lodge are. They know
Carrie Nation, when she is on the war
path. Tom McNeal. when he is at the ink
we'll and paste pot, Jerry Simpson when
be is on the trail of some one to skin
and all the other men and women whose
lives and habits are unique. But few
have any knowledge of the Medicine
Lodge village josher and joker. Here
is a specimen Of his work. AR c. 0.
Chandler, president Of the Kansas Ma
uonal bank OF this city, lives down there.
Christmas day. the town joker selected
him as a victim in this way. He called
up merchant after merchant by phone
and said 20 him: please send ten pounds
of pork aud five pounds of beans 10 Mr..
Chambers residence, and every merchant
being anxious 10 have Mr.. Chambers
trade responded promptly. Now then it
IS not unusual on Christmas eve fer a
wealthy man II send numerous packa ges
to his house and the servant girls SIS
picions were not in the least aroused.
but when Mrs Chandler went into the
kitchen and began Investigations. she
was astounded. She called uT she stores
and every one Of them said Air. Chandler
had ordered the pork and beans. This
alarmed her sreatly- She feared that
her husband might have met with some
mental misfortune, so she called up a
clerk i'm the bank and timidly asked if
ar Chandler was as wen as usual. IN
huc spirits and exceptionally baoyant-"
was the substance of the response. She
thon asked to talk with her husband and
frdlug thst he was IS affable as usual
an5 reffect'y rational in his converse
ton. asked him what he meant by buy
ins uD ID the pork and beans in town.
He denied that he had invested q cent
in either commodity. The joke soon be-
came apparent and 81 the worked
groceryman in town had 10 cali at Mr..
chambers next day and take back their
porlz aud beans
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02
Four-Dollar Bill.

Did YOU ever see a four dollar bill?
Probably nor. but Il YOU ask sam Hess
20 show you one he can accommodate
you. IRE bill is composed Of four one
dollar bills On one sheet OF paper
The money IS printed on sheets %
four bills" said Mr.. Hess, and in some
mysterious manner. some one got hold ~
the sheets before they were cut 4 saloon
keeper il Washington obtained posses
sion II them. and hundreds Of pf'-le
crowded 70 his saloon u Sc the she'sgs
Of paper money. Some bought Q seect
as q souvenir. I paid seven dollars for
these four dollars. The goyerrt, ent has
been unable TO learn how the money
sol out OF its hands
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02
TALK OF
THE TOWN

a nice pile Of dead grass and cotton
wood leaves one evening before supper
and lighted it, intending 10 eat supper
while it burned. but one Of the sang
passing by the Matthews home dIscov-
cred the blaze and notified the rest Of
the fellows. We dragged our little chem
zeal out Of Mr.. FUlIers buggy shed and
liked for George Matthew's bonfire
Now. George had peculiar ideas before
he took 10 tackling the rain clouds. and
he built that fire to blIrn-and he built il
in his back yard SO that it would burn.
We had TO lift the machine over the fence
as the gate wasn't wide enough TO get it
through there. I guess George must have
seen the whole affair, for he appeared
upon the scene most awfully soon after
we did.
We saw he was mad and every mothers
son Of the gang lit out but George Stew
art and myself George was our meehani-
eel genius and we stayed with him TO
protect our interests. We did not pro-
tect him very much. Matthews gathered
out a barrel stave and went for US. 1
cleared the fence all rfght-had forgot
ten where the gate was-but George Stew
art was not 50 fortunate. He was not
quite so swift on foot as I and Matthews
and the barrel stave We're uncomfortably
close 10 him; so George didn't get over.
He got mixed up with the palings. his
head on one side and feet on the other,
and his big pocket handkerchief hang
ing from his hip pocket. 1t was like
naunung a blood-stained garment IN the
face OF an angry bull. Perhaps George
Matthews only tried 10 fish that handker-
chief from Stewalts pocket. but If 50
his arm was painfully TO George mac
curate. and so long as that barrel stave
failed TO split just so long did Mr.. Mat
thews miss the handkerchief and land on
Stewards body. So often did he land.
and with such force. that George Stew
art ate his meals Off a mantle piece
for several weeks
Finally Stewards clothing gave way
and ne dropped over on the outside. OF
course Mr.. Matthews had no show with
him then, but ne took spite out N our
machinery and the Juvenile fire company
operated no more. nor was Charley Full
ler's supply of spending money 50 rlenti-
ful thereafters
However, we didn't suffer much worse
than the city. short time after our
escapade Mai. Woods place on Wichita
street burned down and The dissusted
citizens threw the Babcocks into the
ruins, and burned them, too.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02
Stood the Cold Weather.

Lew Dean is trying TO solve a difficult
problem in his mind lie has been IN the
abstract business for a good IA ~ ears
ana had good opportunity 10 keep
posted on the transfers in -sN estate.
lie says for the first tine N n know
ledge Of real estate trading. ,hc c'ld
weather did not check i this winter.
lie says even during the boom n,riod
when people went wild on real estate,
whenever cold weather came The seiing
stopped. but this winter the cold wasthNf
did not seem 10 have any eject on The
order Of people 20 secure Wichita and
sedgwick county property. lie IS Unable
10 make up his mind whether ,ne TeoIle
are not effected by the uiiz,ar1s this
winter, or whether there IS growing
desire or the part Of the oenrls To 6
cure real estate in this section and can
not be checked by cold weather