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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18
DISTRICT COURT NOTES
Jury Pronounced Illegal and
Discharged.

Jury Pronounced Illegal and
Discharged.
The district court was formally
convened in Rathdrum for the No
vember term on the 9th. Judge
Morgan not being present, ad journ-
ment was taken until p. m. on
the 10th.
On the 10th Judge Morgan ar
rived and opened court with his
usual energy. The following cases
were dismissed:
State VS.. M. M. Summons,
bondsmen exonerated; State VS..
Antonio Calicone, charged with
assault with intent to commit muir.
der, defendant discharged from
custody; State vs., Mrs. ]. D.
Brusch, bondsmen exonerated;
VIM. Dollar VS.. John Bolton, at
plaintiffs cost.
Ed B. Powell, on motion of
Edwin McBee, was admitted to
practice as attorney.
The divorce case OF Campbell
VS.. Campbell was taken under add
visement.
The case of the State VS.. Henry
Hudson, colored, charged with re-
ceiving stolen goods for gain, was
taken up. The prisoner was ar
raigned and pied guilty to the
charge of grand larceny. Date Of
sentence set Nov. II.
Three other state cases were
taken up. Henry Harris, charged
with assault with intent to commit
murder; Harry Riggs, and James
O'Brien, charged with burglary
were given until Nov. II to plead.
On Nov. II, Harris and Riggs
pleaded not guilty.
The case of the State VS.. Mrs.
w. E. Stevenson was dismissed
and bondsmen exonerated.
Jennie Nj. Sweet was granted a
divorce from her husband Mark w
Sweet.
The case of the Northwestern
and Pacific Hypotheek bank VS..
Edwin McBce and Clara McBee
was decided in favor Of the bank.
On last Saturday, Nov. u, Judge
Morgan dismissed large number Of
civil cases and ordered a number OF
Others stricken from the calendar.
Seven cases were placed upon the cal.
cndar.
In the case Of Cora Belle Campbell
VS. Henry L. Campbell, divorce wa.
decreed for plaintiff.
z. p. Dahl and Gust johnson were
admitted to citizenship.
On Monday, Nov. "a. r. NJ. Warl
and Anton Carlson were appointed
bailiffs Of the court.
Joseph Stitch and Geo. peacocl
were admitted to citizenship.
In the case Of Mary e. Wilson v.
l.. Il. Wilson divorce decreed To-
plaintiff.
Henry Riggs, charged with burglar,
was arraigned and sentenced to thre,
years In the penitentiary. Henri,
Hudson was given six months in tb
county Jail for appropriating stolel
goods. James Mccall and Franz
Jackson were each sentenced to ly
years in the penitentiary for stealing
goods from the railroad company.
Henry Harris who shot McNab wa
arraiEned and pleaded not guilty.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18

A. II. Graham, the well known
farme- living near Athol, was in
Rathdrpm last Friday. Mr.. Graham
impaired to US the d intelligence Of
the death Of his son Earl, who died
at his home on Nov. 9th, of append
citis, and was buried at the Athol l.
d. o. F. cemetery on the 10th. lie
was promising lad, eight and half
years old. lie was the FIRST child born
at eight mile prairie, was general
favorite, and his untimely passing to
eternal happiness is regretted by the
community.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18


The sensation OF the week has been
the discharge Of the jury on the
grounds that it was drawn from list
illegally selected. AS a consequence
there will be no jury cases this term
Of the court as it is believed the law
does not provide for second venire
The forty Jurors drawn and sum.
moned appeared Monday, and on
Monday evening Thomas IL. Wilson,
county attorney, offered a motion TO
quash the jury panel, alleging thai
the list Of jurors was illegally select.
cd. The county commiss toner's were
summoned and the matter was placed
on trial. The county commissioners.
and other officials including deputie
were sworn and testified on the wit.
ness stand. The county attorney as.
sisted by J. l.. McClear appeared for
the motion and c. l.. IIeitman
against 1t.
On Wednesday the county treasurer
testifie that he was invited to at
tend the meeting at the Office Of c. l..
Hoffman, with the sheriff, assessor
and commissioners present, 10 aid in
selecting Jurynien, lie said Hoffman
suggested several names. Other on
Gals who were at the meeting testi.
fed, however, that Mr. Heitman did
not suggest names or in any way In
1uencc the selection Of them.
The evidence as to the use Of the
poll lists as required by law was CON
Hicting, and alleged that lists of
names were received from various
sources and used by the county COM
missloners in selecting jurymeu.
Heitman, 10 bis closing argument.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18

WANTED BY man and wife,
position as Cooks in logging camp,
both well experienced. Address Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Cage, Rathurum.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18
One CENT A WORD
Classified Advertisements

All Advertisements under this hea" ore
cent q word for first Insertion. ana one
half cent word for each subsequent III :
aertlon.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18

FOR RENT--in brick block for
house keeping or Office purposes, also
nice dwelling house-lnquire or Johh
Russell. Nloll
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18

FOR SALE-Milk, lG quarts lor
81 90 See first door east of Frater.
nal hal, u J. yonnp. NlStf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18
STATE LAND SALE.

NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ Monday. November " 1901, the following
described lands belonging to the state of
Idaho will be offered for sale at public auc-
tion at the Court House ut Rathdrum, Koote-
County. Idaho, at l o'clock =. ~
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Death of L. w. Liscomb.

Lewis w. Liscomb died at 522 South
Ninth Street, South Canon, last SUM-
day of an affection of the kidneys after
an illness of considerable duration.
Mr.. Liscomb WAS quite an aged man
and will be remembered as having sus-
tained a broken leg on Park avenue
last October in consequence of the
overturning of a load of hay upon
which he was riding at the time. He
came here from Victor last summer
where he had engaged in mining for
some time previously. Deceased has
two daughters residing in Denver and
the remains were taken to that place
last Monday where they we're inferred
in one of the city cemeteries.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
A Gratifying Report.

The report of J. p. Farmer ns man.
ager OF the Fremont County Fruit
Growers and Dealers Association for
the calendar year just closed was filed
with the officers at their annual meet
ing last week. The report is COM
prehensive one aud in the volume Of
business done indicates the great value
of the association to its members in
the marketing OF fruit and ranch pro-
duce Of all kinds.
Under the skilfull management Of
Mr.. Farmer the association has had n
successful years business and the
finances are shown to be in excellent
condition. The transactions OF the
association last year were spproxi-
mately t47 900 and the saving to its
members was by no means an incon-
siderable item. The fact that the as
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Board Reor9anized.

The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Fremont County Fruit Growers &
Dealers Association was held at the
for the purpose of electing new board
Of directors and the transaction of
such other business as might come be-
fore them. A majority OF the stock OF
the association was represented at the
meeting, although a considerable por-
tion OF it was by proxy. There we're
seven directors to be elected and an
effort was made to select them from
geographical considerations In order
that no part of the valley should he
without n representative on the board.
The voting was done by ballot and the
following nominees were elected: F,
Bachelor, Geo. IL. Sale, F. Is Quinlan.
J. L. Heaton. @. o. Hurd, James Turn
bull and J w. Dunlap. The members
of the board met at the Office OF the
association, corner OF 10th and River
streets, last Monday morning and or
ganized by the reelection OF II. Batch
elor as president and the selection Of
F. B. Quinlan as vice president and
Geo. II. Sale as secretary. At Mon
days meeting the officers OF the asso
citation declared n ten psr cent divi-
dend on the capital stock OF the organ
ization.
The next meeting Of the board will
be held Monday, February LIST, at which
time manager and secretary will be
elected to look after the associations
business during the ensuing year.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

The Associated Charities will hold q
Rummnge sale January 18th In the
Apex block.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
R-I-P-A-N-S TAbulas
Doctors find
A good prescriptions
For mankind.

The s-osnt PACKET 10 enough for usual ocoa-
stoas. ThsfAmily bottle % oSntsl contains
| supply tors year AL druxHists ssn them. =
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
QUARTER OF A
MILLION GAIN.
The Mahin Advertising Company
will Beat its Record of $I,O47-
600 In 1902 by an in
crease of IS per cent
in 1908.

The success which has attended the
Mahin Method of advertising Is pro-
nounced that further manifestations
progress no longer excite surprise or
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
A Pleasure Trip.

II you wish to take trip to warm
er climate and lower altitude, the
Colorado &, Southern Ry. will give
you low rate for the round trip to
any of the principal resort points
in the South. Southeast, and along
the Mexican Gulf. There are, too,
some delightful combination rail and
water trips. Write for details.-T.
e. Fisher, Gen'l. Pass. Agent. Den
YER, Colo.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Flowers In Bloom At San Antonio

San Antonio-quaint and beauti-
ful-is one of the most delightful
places in winter Coloradoan's fAv-
orite resort. The Colorado q South
ern Ry. offers round trip rate Of
~. 10 from Denver. II you do not
care to go to San Antonio, let us map
out pleasure trip for you to some
other Southern resort; possibly you
would prefer trip across the Cult of
Mexico. IT. e. Fisher. GenI. Pass.
Agent. Denver. colo.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Premiums on Apples.

Largest and best display Of apples,
First, NJ. E. Snow.
Second, B. F. RockafelIov.
Best box of winter apples. 21s inch
class,
First, W. P. Ahart.
Second. Sam Stearly.
Best five plates winter apples,
First, W. r. Ahart.
Second, G. W. jackson.
Best three plates. largest apples,
First. N. B. King.
Second, G. Stromberger
Best box apples, packing and suality
considered,
First, NJ. E. Snow.
Second, n. 9. Cation.
Best plate Of apples,
First, F. B. King.
Second, G. Stromberger.
Third. s. S. CLARK.
Largest specimen apple,
Sam Bailey.
Best plate Ben Davis,
First, Sam Stearley.
Second. Fred Watcher.
Best plate Of Gano,
First, W. A. Drake,
Second, NJ. 8. Bailey.
Best plate Wine Sap,
First, John Deviver.
oaz.na
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Announcement.

DIR. and Mrs. Dickson desire to an-
nounce the removal of their Offices
from 422l Main street to the elegantly
appointed suite of three rooms over
Baker & Biggs where they are consen-
iently and permanently located for the
practice of Osteopathy. 2t3
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

The success which has ATTENDED the
Mahin Method of advertising is pro-
nounced that further manifestations
progress no longer excite surprise or
comment.
On December 81, 1899, John Lee Ma
hin, then 20 years Of age, started the
Mahin Advertising Company with five
employees. In the fourth year of its eI-
istence, this agency did q business OF
q ,042 900. The increase for 1903 has
been so regular and steady over CORES
ponding months of the proceeding year
that it 10 safe to say this agency will
do business of over 81 $50, 900 requir-
ing the services Of l42 people.
Mahin's Magazine has a regular
monthly issue of 7 900 copies and pays
more for original contributions on Ad-
vertising, Salesn,anship and Office Sys-
TENS than any other magazine pub
lished. A better idea will perhaps be
conveyed by the fact that It costs 35
cents per copy to publish it. This rem
ders it absolutely necessary to increase
the subscription price from sl.oo to
81 30, beginning with the January is
sue.
Mahin's Vest Pocket Hand Book,
bound in morocco, edged with gold,
and consisting of 162 pages. contains
more valuable information than statis-
tics than were ever put into any sim
liar publication.
{, Readers of the RECORD can secure .
free sample copy of Mahin's Magazine
for December by simply writing for it.
A copy OF Mahin's Vest Pocket Hand
Book, which is sold for the price Of
&l.0o, will be sent for inspection. with
the understanding that It will be re-
turned II not found exactly what is de-
sired otherwise 81 90 is to be expected
in payment.
The Third Annual Announcement Of
the Chicago College Of Advertising,
giving complete symposium Of the
lessons, and particulars about the
course of individual personal iinstruc-
tion, which, by utilizing spare time,
can be taken without interference with
regular duties, will De sent free on re-
quest.
Simply address "Mahin," 200 Mon
roe Street. Chicago.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
FRUIT GROWERS
INSTITUTE.
The Augury of Success Shown By
Wednesdays Proceedings Re-
allied in The Program of
The Following Day.

The RECORD was issued too early
last week to give any definite data in
relation to the annual institute Of the
Fremont County Horticultural Society,
although the indications at that time
were for the most successful con-
vention in its history; promise that
| was amply fulfilled IN the sessions
which followed.
Nearly every phase OF the care and
cultivation of fruits and berries, as
well as of the best methods Of packing
| them for market, was discussed by
practical men and women, whose ex-
perience along these lines was interest
ing to the public at large, and was of
especial value to the tyro in that field
of endeavor. While the products of the
orchard and garden naturally absorbed
the lions share Of attention, they, by
no means, monopolized the convention.
which was conducted in a broad and
catholic spirit. Domestic science and
home adornment were not neglected in
the discussions, which we're planned to
promote the prosperity OF the fruit
| grower and ranchmnn and those about
them.
There were excellent papers read in
relation to horticulture and its as
sociated callings which connot fail to
be of material advantage to those en-
gagged in that industry. The discus
sions were pertinent and replete with
information of real value to orchardists
and gardeners, and will conduce to a
more scientific pomology among Ere
mont county fruit growers.
Realizing that "all work and no play
makes Jack dull boy, the committee
having in charge the arrangement OF
the program for the institute diversified
it as much as possible, Incorporating in
to it many purely entertainment
features. among which were number
of high class musical selections. The
gotten, and, to considerable degree,
was responsible for the success of the
institute. The superb dinners provided
by the ladies were much appreciated
and the sociability which they en-
couraged will assist in making the
ninth annual institute an event to be
re membered by all.
A motion was unanimously adopted
making Prof. Gillett, of tbe state
agricultural college at Fort Collins,
| Hon, J H. Crowley of Rocky Ford
and Mrs. Shute Of Denver honorary
mem bers of the Fremont County Hor-
ticultural Society As the result Of
Mrs. Shute's address to children
Wednesday night upon the subject of
Birds it was decided to meet on
Washington's birthday anniversary and
form an Audubon society.
Before adjournment the following
resolutions were adopted by those in
attendance at the institute. Resolved
that we.hereby extend our most sincere
thanks to Prof. G. P. Gillette, entomol-
ogist of the Agricultural college, to
Hon. J. Fl. Crowley, Of Rocky Ford,
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

and 10 Mrs. M. A. Shute, secretary Of
the state board of horticulture, for
their attendance and for their valuable
aid in making the institute the splendid
success it mas been"
"And as we seldom have Mrs. Shute
with us, we desire to avail ourselves of
the opportunity offered by her presence
with us now to express our apprecia-
tion OF her earnest and Intelligent
labors to promote the horticultural in
terests OF Colorado"
W. B. FELTON,, 8. J. Andrews and
Glen Kirton were appointed judges Of
the fruit, and they made the follow
ing awards:
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

All who pay Record subscriptions for
next year, this month will be given the
i'll ustrated magasine, Farm Life, one
year without extra charge. You get
the two now for sl.25. You need the
papers, We need the money.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

ISOLATION has been able to declare =
dividend Of ten per cent on it's capital
stock during the past twelve months is
eloquent testimony to the shrewdness
and economy OF Mr.. Farmers man.
agement Of its Affairs
We will endsavor to publish next
week resume OF Mr.. Farmers report.
as it contains some interesting infor-
nation regarding the fruit, berry and
garden products which find their way
to market through the agency of the
association.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

For Rent DR.. Brooks residence,
corner 10th and Greenwood. Electric
lights. hot water, heat, laundry In
basement, Apply Campbell Lumber
Co. 3tf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
CHlITbNDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Tho marriage of Miss Adalin Buydcn
to Charles r. Wright of Kingston. Mass.
took place at tho home of The brides par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Boydcu,
TUESDAY evening. Tine ceremony was per
formed at six O'Clock by the Rev. &. s.
Iulhurd in the presence of a few rcla.
tiVes aud friends. After u short wedding
trip they will return and live at the home
Of the brides parents for the present.
Mr., Wright is u member of the 9Th bat
tory, r. n. at Fort Ethan Allen.
Wilbur Newton of Colchester met with
an accident Tuesday when leaving this
village with his horse and wagon for
home When near the railroad crossing
at tho end Of Lincoln street near the home
OF NJ I}risotte, his horse became fright
cned hy the cars, and horse aud driver
went down the cmbankmeut several feet.
Mrs. Hrisctto. who saw the accident, ran
out to look for help, and meeting Leslie
Atherton, sent him to Mr.. NewtonS aid
After a time MIR. Newton started for home
on foot with the horse. The wagon. which
was badly damaged, was lcit behind. Tho
horse ana man sustained severe bruises
but no Scriuus results are expected to
follow
Miss Clara Parker who has been in ier-
mant Tor the past Two years arrived at
tn, home uf her tathrr T. H. raIk,f
Tuesday nisht
night.
John Euchlli. Who was arrested Monday
ON "a charge Of breach Of the peace. was
siVru a hearing Tuesday and WAS fined
Sliir lie was not able 10 pay the sun
So win serve out the sentence at the llous,
of correction.
lhe d,,ixs~Aiaa GXssIlsess Of Tie Meth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
WESTFORD.

John MaComber is visiting friends ip
Connecticut. Henry Hupkiusou is visiting
his parents, the Rev. IT. NJ Ifopkinson
and wife II. y. MdCombcr ana l.. D.
Mclcudy settled differences over "a book
account by au arbitration Wednesday and
Thursday. The matter was left to John
\. stuart |, r.. Hunt of Fairfax and John
Allen Mr.. Moricettc, who lives in Soon
EiGcloW's house, is dangerously i'll with
heart trouble. Town Clerk StonC reports
that people seem to have forgotten that
this is the month to pay dog taxes. Only
small percentage of the CANNES have
been licensed. Miss Bertha licwey of
Milton is visiting hcr cousin Miss Grace
Holmes. .--lieorge Conh is at home from
Rutland Earl Perry OF Warrington spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
q. Perry The skimming station ON OS
good Hill started Saturday with Almond
OsEoud in charge 1t has been found that
The potsuns who Durglarl2ed T.. Il. kice y
store evidrntly entered Charles Muuson' =
house and shop 'fhursday might Nothing
appears To be missing from the shop. but
thsy mace ilce with Mrs. Munson's Jelly
ara drank q quantity Of boiled cider
The funeral of Mrs. McNall was held
Monday atiornoon at one o'clock, tho
CONTINUED ON End YA.Gl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
FOUND NO CROOKED DEAL.
Barre Aldermen Find No Evidence That
There Was Tip" on Liquor search.

Blrro, March 2&.-BcYond a word OF ccu-
sure to the police for not reporting 10
the police committee of the board Of al
dormou whatever charge or allegation
is made against any member OF the
force. the INVESTIGATION OF the alleged
crooked dcll whereby an Illegal dealer
in liquor WAS said to have been warned
of an approaching raid, did not result
in any action last night After hearing
the case the aldermen decided that there
was no Wrongdong ON the part of OF,
iioialS, and they concluded, further that
the report that a "tip' had been givnu
was founded ON rumor alone 1t Is stated
that nothn% further viii he done with
the mattel
AlpN f.. Emoe. Wnoso relpp0mtmpnt
a. street commissioner hlS been held
up fur several wc-hs. wds chosen ms
thc office last night and the appoint.
mcnt was confirmed. Permission Wns
grautrd \. e. Blanchard of Montpclier
10 erect a large four story business
block ON the old Park House size, OF
Main street, whore the building was re>
cently destroyed W lire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
WEYBRIDGE.

Mr., and Mrs. NJ. y. Baker are in st
Adams This week, called there by tho i'll
ness OF their daughter, Mrs. H. a. clark.
Mrs W, &. S,uri.Niui has returned
from Hartford. Conn, where she has been
tor several weeks. caring for her daugh-
ter.--Miss Mary MctiOwan Of West Hut-
land. a former teaoh her Is the guest Of
Mrs. H. a. Adains.--ticOrge olcott has
moved 10 Evelyn Warmers tenant honSe.
The schools uf tho town are expected
to omen April T. Miss lNnEsldnd
VIII return 10 the village Miss Shea 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
MIDDLEBURv.

George Wright an alumul+ Of Mid
dietary College has presented to the coll
lerr Il portrait of Dauiei Webster. This
nortr;tit j.. :, conv on ,Jaoau-s- pi,per of
The famous wood engraving by Krull and
was exhibited at the Columbian eXposi-
ton ir, 1sS IL is quite aluablc as there
ar, hl,+ ~, in existence and is on eyhiti-
1i.rl in Starr library
Charles w, Earl has secured a position
as travelling salesman for a house in
Glens Falls ~ Y. aud his territory is
tbrol,,,h th. New Enclond STATES
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
VERMONT.
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
Z
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES :
The Winoosli valley. Villages up Norh
From the island in the Lake TO tho
Passuinpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered by Spc-
cinI Corresp spop dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
vERGENNES.

r nj, Al, ,,;,,,. .,.ori,r,
MRS J!''h'S i'ock o'cu I.u'N .'o'...s
ot hnr nome III 'll0 cltF l,"i'i " - o''
p'ici'Ipl ~ uioV''''',, 90. -
J." "'Nl,t' NE :" M 80,
''tnleS' ''oorEo i.o",7 "'t, i-uw'i" i'''n
OF inns Guy ana re-" h'tN VI .'t',I I.n- ~,
ana one nin'H'r' ''t,V'"! ,t'','i'H ~, ~
charlotte. The funcrAl was held a' 81
Ie''r " 'nui'h az d. M, -NU"u'E'
AT public auc'ion or inc teai estate
OF the latc I~ W. i'ouh'E 'aalurua! lore
noon the nome ana ~ acres "l fNlu was
sold TO Juol l'inIeIS Tor S-'~"' the WOOD
bridge lot ~ " acres on the nthk of ptt'r
Creek 10 w H. brlslpi LOT sHo-' ana u"
~ scr" lot on the Addison ROAD TO L. ,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
ORWELL.

G. II. Lcwis's many friends are glad TO
see him out again, L. Y. BrsSette has
sold his residence ana grist mill 80 l.. j..
Lille. --Mr. and Mrs George FELTON, are
rejoicing over the birth of u son. born
March 49, Mr, and Mrs. Fritz Lille re-
turned I" town TO live last week from
WoOdVilc y n.-Thc last meeting of
the commissioners Of the rstat" OF T..
-. Gris"old was on Monday last. urd the
first meeting in the Peter Martin estate
Will hc Oh saturday, the .tth.-Chlrlcs
Ward Is moving to the Burt place which
he rcc"NtlY purchascd.-ThOmas Clark is
moving 10 his tsrm in ton.-Mathcw
Queen VIII work IN Il creamery in Fair
- .,..I-.