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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30

and the sum II $50 IL complete the November
and December list.
REHABILITATION,
Balance ON hand at close Of last year. 81
Amount levied foy 1905 .,,s, a0lS y
Total CREDITS for year, -, ,$SOlS -
Paid cut during the year ,,,, ,,,,., solS -
Leaving 10 our erSsliJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81
The per diem and expenses Of commissioners
and salary Of secretary are as follows
Calvert Spensley, days and expenses, ,,,,SlS 90
John N. Levake days and expenses ,.s,,, 70 %
Richard Carter, days,,,.,..ss,s, ,s s,,,s, ~ 90
Richard Carter. salary as SECRETARY, rccena-
mended BY commissioners ,ss,,,,,sN,, Is 90
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30

county, state of Wisconsin. did ON the sSth
DAY of October 1908, vote on the same prop
osiJions AS set forth ia this petition, AS APP
pears more fully from the petition u SAID
Village OF Lone Rock, which Is hereunto
annexed and is made part of this petition
for the purpose OF showing compliance with
Rock OF those matters which are required 70
be alleged in this petition
That said village OF Lone kcck, oy majority
election. voted to purchase said bridge, here
1nbefore mentioned.
That said village OF Lone Rock has provided
for the payment OF one fourth the cost OF said
bridge, via the sum OF -, loo.
hat this petition Is made for The purpose
Of having the county boatd OF Iowa, state q
S. 400, viz; the sum OF ss,loQ, TO be levied
upon the taxable property OF the saiu county
OF Iowa, aud such money, when collected, TO
urer OF he said town Of Clyde Whenever the
said town OF Clyde shall notify the county
clerk and the chairman q said county
requirements OF Chaptet 5a7 aforesaid,
N witness whereof the said town Of Clyde
and the town b. I'd thereof In Its behalt mas
cau.ed this petition 60 be executed ana
signed by the town chairman and town clerk
this nth day of November, a d. 1908.
TOWN OF CLYDE,
Ry I Il. BURNS, Town Chairman;
Jos. pOWELLa Town Clerk.
Executed aud signed by the board OF super.
visors OF the town of CLYDE this llth uay OF
November. 1905 T. II, BURNS,
{. FLEMING,
ALiCK ANDERSON,
Supervisors,
The clerk submitted the following re-
port of the expenses of Iowa county for
the year ending Oct 31st, 1905, which
was referred to the committee on fl
nance and taxation:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Iowa
County, Wisconsin.
GENTLE MEH:-I herewith submit the following
report of the expenses of Iowa County, for the
year ending October 3lst 1905,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30

june Both. lV0bs ts#ts4sss stssssTs4sAt 10 ~
Number Of weeks beard furnished inmates Tor
the year. i,b08.
Tho per caplta cost Of maintenance Of each in
mats ~ tl.g3.
The inmates are all happy and confronted, good
and kind 10 each other, and are like one common
family and think. without any exception, they
are well pleased with the treatment they are r,,-
ceivinR.
good sanitary conditions We have had no epidemic
during the year.
Or. B. Vivian. our attending physician. has given
best Of attention
Thanking you and the employees for your co
operation In all our efforts ~ dlscharRing our
dutiee we are Yours, respectfully.
n. J. PERKINS, Oyerseer
Mus. NJ j. PERKINS Mafrop
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30

state OF Wisconsin IS.
X. K. Gribbe, county clerk. being duly sworn
on oath says that the foregoing account by
him rendered as county c,erk Of said county, Is
Just, true and correct account as such clerk
of all moneys received and paid out for anu
during the time above mentioned
h, i. GRIBBLE,
County Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sth
day of November, 1905. THos. GIBBoS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Iowa County, Wisconsin.
The clerk also presented the following
list of unclaimed county orders, which
was referred to the committee on clerks
accounts:
JOFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
DoDGEvtLLE Wis.,.
November IA, 1905.
To the Board of Supervisors OF Iowa county;
GENTLEMEN: The following is a list of un
claimed county orders remaining on hand IN
this office. two years, which Is submitted In
accordance with Section 6SS, Wisconsin statutes
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30

suit taN.,.....s.. ..-,.s,, ..,,s,s,,., - w
State Income tax. .,,,., -, ...Ns,s, lAsSo ~
County scnool fund ..,..,.....,,...>. ls0il So
ASYLUM COUPONS, ..,.... l4SQ e1
InheritanCe la. ...,,,,.,.. 5000 81
County orders, ...,.,.,,.,,.>...., lSl%o -
Asylum orders, ,...,,,,.,.,.,.., So. eSss -
County home orders. ,..,....,,.... sNau 80
County clerk orders. ..,.,.,,.,,,,.,., 1873 II
Soldiers rettef orders, ,,.,..,...,,s,., 1850 60
Clerk circuit court orders,.,,, -, 1881 e
Scalp bounty orders, $500, s,,.,,, Soo 20
Returning Delinquent books, ,.,,', ~ 80
Refund to village OF Cobb. ,.,,,., ~ W
Insurant,e on court house, l4@ 90
Births and deaths, =, .,.,...., $500. SSl -
Cash on hand to balance ,.,.,.,,... 67ls 81
sluossS -
Total delinquent tax returned,.,.. ,sT6l SO
Paid before sale ,..,,.,...,, .,,,,,,.,.,, U.s. -
carried 10 tax SALE, .,,,,,s. .,>.''ss soS ~
Charged back. .,,....sss.''..s' '''s t-V 80
sT6l 50
Tax certificates on hand Jan. l, 1905 sles 6a
Tax sSle May l, 1903, wy o.
siSS 81
Tax certificates from isa. to oct 81 sss ..
Tax certificates ON hand oct, 81, 1908 1876 90
s4sS ~
The following are lhe amounts CHARGED
back TO towns cities and villages for tmper-
feet description and personal property!
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DFEt'U July NV TWVVs FlUFF"a " Y
REPORT OF ovERSEER.

To the Supcrintondenta Of tho Iowa County
Home and tho poor throughout the county,
GENTLEMEN. have the pleasure 70 present my
annual report 81 the Iowa County Home for the
year ending June 30th. A, ID. 1905
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ISL lNVNsNsts,s,sss. .sss ,.sS.,, sNSaSse4 -
Deduct total expenditures from total credits and
we have Go the credit Of the asylum 10 July lat
1901, Sio@6OaNt IS net nratt 60 the county over
and above all ita buildings and improvements since
The asylum started, January lat, 1857
Deduct intcrcst On the Investment 1T $4,000 on
the farm and SSs ~; 40 ON tho buildings and inl-
proVementS making So, asIsN Ia ALL at 4 per cent
for nineteen years. making total Of S6a 80, 80;
deduct that fNm the credits OF the asylum and We
then have 10 the credit of the Institution siS SSNS
Tho permanent improvements consists OF Ai@
square tcct moro of cement walks. making ia all
ApSA square feet at a cost 20 the county ~ only
Slsc per square foot the same being laid hy my
self and the inmates,
We have had eight deaths during tho year. Dr
$, Vivian win report the same and give eause nt
death.
The patients have had go,d medical caro from
the doctor and he has responded promptly whom
called, dpy or night,
Tho institution HAY been Waited hS NEST of the
monhes OF the State Board of Control In their of,
hcial capacity,
We thank them yourselves and the members Of
tho County Roand for Your corporation Ia the
manasolneat of the institution,
Last, but not least we wiah TO roturn thanks 20
the employees for their kind assistance in the
past year. aud hope for continuance in the futurr
Visiting days are Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thur
day and Friday, from y 10 II ., m, and 2 60 y m
We are
Yours respectfully
n, j, hERfItNs, Supt,
MHS E Il RNRklNQ MntVAn
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per month,
Dir Stnnamorc Vivian $4,000 per year
Ono farm hand at $4,000 per month.
In conclusion. Gentlemen Of the County Board,
we arc pleased 10 say 70 you that the inmatea VI
our Home are happy and contcnled and at our
monthly vista they all hpeak kindly Of their
treatment by the oycrBear and Mntrun.
Thanking you for the ondoraoinant We have re-
calyel. we herewith return our accounts for the
past year for your inspection.
An of which Ia respectfully submitted
j. w, REwEy,
JAS, SPnNaIEy,
M. y, MuRriIs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30

Very respectfully submitted
r. f. GRIBBLE,
County clerk.
Dated Dodge, lille. Wis. Nov. Srd, 1905.
The annual report of the county clerk
was read and referred to the committee
onclerk's accounts, as follows:
Report of II. Il. Grbble. County Clerk of Iowa
county. wisconsin, showing the receipts and
disbursements as such clerk from the ard DAY
OF January IN the 3lst day of October 1900, both
days included
To cash from Ben Thomas, eX-cerk 49,. $S1l 90
TO cash from redemption principal 80. 2OI ~
To cash from redemption interest $50. 80 Y
To cash from redemption ices naomi. 80
To cash from tax deed ........,.........,.,... %
To cash from 100 marriage licenses ...., 80
5000
By cash paid in redemption principal $50 %
BY cash paid in redemption interest......, rs II
BY cash paid IN redemption fees ,..,..., 80
BIZ cash paid IN previous redemption $50. b -
BY cash paid for 100 marriage licenses ~ w
BY cash paid for TAX deed -. ....-. .,.. ] 10
BY cash on hand to balance ..... ....... 2s5 10
$Gl6 81
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The following are the amounts CHARGED
back TO towns, cities and villages for tmper-
fecI dcScriptinn and persNnM properlN.

An OF which is respectfully submitted,
HENRy n JAMES County Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn so before me this ard
day OF November A. u, 1903.
THus GlRRoN, Clerk Ctrcutt Court,
Iowa Co.. WIS,
The following report of the clerk of
circuit court was read and referred to
the committee on accounts of that
officer:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of
Iowa county, Wisconsin:
Gentlemen:-l herewith submit for your
consideration Il statement of the amount ~
money In ny hands, as clerk of the circuit
court subject to the order of the Court ON
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TO bal. in Worthey vs. Hugill at a $3.50 "
Award of commits ners, ). SyvertSon w
Surplus Stevens VS. Jenkins ..',.' "a W
Surplus DAZZLE VS. Loftsgarden . 80 81
Bal in condemnation of lands. ), Hos
kings 49,, : o. ~
Bal in condemnation of lands, Lumley EOS 90
Reliance IN Eeves VS. Allen ~ - rs
Amnnt due Fannie Allen ..,.....a 81 so
Note and mortgage in Mellor VS. Bat ,,., oo
ten ct al =, A%o w
Og Ratten If nj i "'''''' 1897 Is
Mortgage of Mary Ann Casper .,. AS ~
Bal. In Daveyvs Cooking ct al W
Surplus In Morrissey VS. Brown ct al SS1 w
Bal. In Sanguine ct al vs. Fitzsimons :,
Snrnlus In plank VS. Moore ct al ~ a6 40
Award ~ commissioners Alfred Barries ZIG 26
: do 40 Pierce r. Johnson ct al LOG al
do do Michael Il, Schaaf 97S SO
do do Kreul et al ..,, III OF
Raj In Jeuck VS. Clark ct al .. 1884 %
Total ~ $40, i63 II
q a. fall .1.NNa ttaa.l
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30
n !, PERKINS, Supt.,
Mrs, u. !. pERHlNa, Mairon.
REPORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of Iowa
County, Wisconsin.
GENrtEMnN I'VE the Superintendent OF the
Iowa County Homo and the Poor throughout the
county, herewith present our annuul report for
the year ending June a0th, le06t
RRortrTS.
State money appropriated by the Board
OF Supervisory, t,ss,.,,s.ttt ,t,,so,s,S20NO ~
Cash ON hand Juno S0th, 1904, ..s,s..,.a 1877 81
Received from ], H. Reynolds for support
Soth, p6. 49,, ..,ss,,ss.,s,,, ,l,tas,s" @gl
Received from Frst National Hank FOR
support Of John McClualy ..ss,,.u,,., az "a
Received from ], w. Gum for house rent
foi the MIRA Mctin houHa ,,,so.,ao.t, 30 90
-@ss.ss@-
Total receipts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s6s AZ
DISBURSEMENTS,
Salaries and physician ,.a,t,t,t,t,s,s sei ~
Suhaiatance s,,.,,n ,,..,t,,,,,.tAn...., TiO or
Clothing ,a,,,s,,,..,,. ,,..,.,a.,a,. lbl 10
Furniture Observation-Disclosures, kS Ba
Fuel and lights. oaaaasas4.. $40 90
Miscellaneous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at2 np
r.
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IttNi IVINWNI lNNIW WWIIIIN IIIV wv --Nt VIN'tN
MoueN on hand June 80 t9OS,.,s..5. s a,A3A ~
Report OF the Whole number ut children (bc'
tween and 30 yeafS ia the several towns
Villages and cities In Iowa County WHERE u put.
lie Schro' mas been taught { mauths or more,
year ending Juut 30 t9ua.
Areut, 4tl; Brigham, 45a, Clyde los Dodgr-
Mlnhm, a61; Miners, Point, sol Moscow, AN,
puiNsl tpi; tderw'N, tS9; Watdwick, SON;
NSou mg.2ti; { Nh village, es; Highland, vii
age 43lt i.md,1 VIII Rg, tS1; beNey village, lts;
R,dge,vay Villa4 ~; nudgeville city, NS
Ghiidrea tneRpaeiut Il for attending school, ~,
FNRpll,MeNr OF PUpHR CLASStFiEn
Number ~ scho,uS ~ ruiIing less than II
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REPORT OF TRUSTEES.

10 the Honorable Board q SuperyIsofs OF lows
County Wisconsin.
GgsrI.EnKn We, the Trustees Of the Iowa
County Insane Asylum for the Chronic Insane.
have the honor 70 herewith present 10 you our
18th annual report. for the fiscal year ending
June Goth. A. u. 1906.
HEcRIPTs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.

To the Trustees Of Iowa County Insane Asylum
for the Chronic Insane,
GENTLEMEN ~ have the pleasure 20 submit
for your consideration my annual report for the
year ending June Both. A, u, 1905,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30

CALvHRr SrENSLKN, Pres.
RICHARD CARrER. Secy.
J, NJ LSvAKR, ", Pres.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, the re-
port was accepted and ordered published
tlesving out the names of benefciaries(,
and the portion relating TO funds
needed for the coming year was referred
TO the committee on finance and taxa
ton.
The annual report of the county
superintendent of schools was read and
referred to the committee on said re-
port, as follows;
40 the Honorable RoSrd Of Supervisors Of
Iowa County, Wisconsin,
Genllcmens--l respectfully submit Ia you my
first annual report as Superintendent Of Schools
for Iowa county
RFCEIprS,
From money on hand June 81 laA StN,1Ss6S
fnm tANRS levied al District SChOO
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Permanent improvements for 1908, ,,,,,,,. iSS Is
Total amount II orders drawn from July
LIST, 1904 10 June S0th, laNA .,,,o,,.,, $iSSla 66
Cash ON hand 10 balance ..,,,,,,.,, 1854 81
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-12
FOR SALE,

A good young milch COW, with fine
heifer calf one month OLD.
J. f. ROBINSON,
NEAR Brandon, Miss. atlanta
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-12

We are those that believe it unwis
impolitic and detrimental to the best
interest of our state co continually be
faultfinding with President Roosevelt
When he does anything good, com
mend him. 1t will be bread cast up
on the waters for us as a people, not
that we expect to be fed from his PC
litical pie counter, but because it is
right, and because we are citizens of
a common country.
While we differ with him political
ly and do not endorse his official policy
still we must admit that he is able
and courageous, and we believe he is
honest and that he cannot be bought
nor bullied. In this connection, the
Memphis -Scimitar, of Jan
uary 1st makes some fortunatessugges-
lions in an editorial under the caption,
"The Democratic Attitude It
says:
Coming from Washington are
reports to the effect that President
Roosevelt is setting himself firmly
against the ultra protectionist element
in his party, defying it and lending
his aid and influence to those within
his party fold who are in favor of a
reduction of the tariff on certain
articles at least.
He is reported also to be defying
the railroad interests that are hostile
to any governmental interference in
the control of their properties, and
especially to any increase In the
power Of the Interstate commerce
commission, and he is lending his aid
and influence to those who desire the
government take a firmcr hold on the
great railroads to the end that they
may be restrained in. their repacity
as well as prevented from discrimin-
ating in freight charges andotherwise
against particular firms and section
All consideration of the motives
OF the president may be pretermitted !.
He may be honestly endeavoring to
serve the best interests of the country
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-12
DO FIGURES LIE?

do figures lie?" man with a
sense of humor was once asked
He retorted by carefully writing 317
and asking his friend to read it up
side down.
The Kansas Ranch News propounds
down the following:
If there is any flaw in the logic
of this story, it is not easy to find !:
MI. Brown, Kansas gentleman,
Keeps boarding house it appears
Around his table at recent occasion
sat his wife, Mrs. Brown; the village
milliner, Mrs. Andrews; Mr.. Black,
the baker; Mr.. Jordan, carpenter;
and Mr.. Hadely, flour, feed and
lumber merchant. Mr.. Brown took
ten dollar bill out of his pocketbouk
ana handed it to Mrs. Brown with
the remark that there was ten dollars
toward Ethe twenty he had promised
her. Mrs Brown handed the bill to
Mrs. Andrews, the milliner, saying,
That pays for my new bonnet" Mr..
Andrews, in turn, passed it on to Mr. !.
Jordan, 1emarking that it would pay
for the carpentering work he had
done for him. Mr.. Jordan handed it
to Mr.. Hadely, requesting his re-
ceipted bill for flour, feed and lum-
Der. Hadely gave the bill to Brown
saying, THAT pays the ten dollars
on my board" Brown again passed
it to Mrs Brown, remarking that he
had now paid her the twenty dollars
he had promised her. She, in turn.
paid it to Mr.. Black to settle her
bread and pastry account. Mr.. Black
handed it to Hadely, asking credit
for the amount on his flour bill. Mr..
Hadely again returned it to Brown,
with the remark that it settled for
that months board; whereupon Brown
pnt it back into his poocketbook OBJ
serving that he had not supposed a
greenback would go SO far. -
We respectfully commend this to
the attention of those of our readers
who hare occasionly been stumped
over bit of compound interest and
have even fallen down once or twice
to a trial balance.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-12

juror to jury. There are some SUBJ
stantial reasons for such change in
the jury system. It is proposed that
this thin teenth man should sit on the
jury and listen to the testimony and
the arguments until the case is all
made up and the jury retires to pass
upon it. Then he is to be discharged
and twelve men are to decide the case.
The utility of the thirteenth juror
would be manifest when any one Of
the twelve was taken sick. Under
such circumstances he could step into
the invalids place, and there would be
no need to empanel an entirely new
jury, as had to be done in the Nan Pat
terson case recently. Prof. Jones
suggestion is, we understand, not in
conflict with the Constitution and it
seems to US that it would add material
ly to expediting the administration Of
the law Commercial Appeal.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-12
THE THING THAT is BEST FOR US

Vice Pres. for State of Mississippi
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-12

Exchange in each state through which
our cotton can be sold direct to the
manufacturers; Organization quickly
of all cotton producers in each cotton
growing county; reduction of cotton
acreage and use of commercial fertili-
GERS for 1905, of not Jess than rs per
cent; adort'or Of local warehouse
system to meet the practical demand
of both farmers and bankers through
out the South. These are among the
leading matters for consideration
They are momentous and come of
them involve, tremendous propositions.
But none are incapable Of quick solu-
ton and practical realization. The
South possesses the brains, the man
hood and the money to solve any
great question which threatens her
future prosperity. -
Round trip tickets will be sold from
any point in Mississippi at rate Of
one and third fare plus 25 cents.
The purchasers of tickets are advised
to secure from their local agents a
certificate of the purchase of going
ticket, SO that the rate of one-third
fare returning can be secured in New
Orleans,
Very truly,
WALTER CLARK,
Vice Pres. for State of Mississippi
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-12

or he may be playing politics Ger
tain it is that he is apparently defying
the powerful protected trust on-the one
hand and the powful railroad COM
binations on the other-an enterprise
which, for politician, is quite q
hazardous, or, one might say, fool
harday, as was the defying of the
thunderbolts of heaven by the rashly
temera1ious Ajax. Whatever his
motive in running counter to the
hitherto dominant ,elementssin his party
he Is at least seeking to bring about
reforms long demanded and fought
for by the Democratic party, and the
proper attitude for Democrats in con-
gress is one Of cordial support and
encouragement to the Republican in
novation. In the matter Of reducing
tariff the president may not go as
far as Democrats would like to go,
or include in the catalogue as many
items as ought to be enumerated; but
on this account no one should be
mad at him. Little or much, what
ever he does in the way of lowering
the tariff wall will be IN the right
direction, and this should be accept
ed as partial triumph, leaving to
the future complete success along these
lines. That the country is becoming
more moral and less mercenary, more
intelligent and less blinded by selfish
ness there are many evidences. The
amazing victory of Douglas in Mas
sachusetts was quite as much tri
umph of intelligence as the victory
of Folk in Missouri was triumph of
morality and decency.
In the matter of controlling rail
roads by increasing the power and
the interstate commission. no narrow
view of the question should be taken
by Democrats.
Democrats in congress should not
be accused of righteousness or petit
ness but should be guided by a broad
craftsmanship and patriotic wisdom. =
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-12
CIGARETTES AND CRIME.

Probation Officer w. @. johnson, OF
Kansas City, addressing an audience
Of several hundred boys in that city,
said cigarettes caused nearly all the
downfalls among youths. In nearly
every case where boy breaks into q
store the first thing he steals is to-
bacco.
'Out Of 450 boys who have been
taken into the Juvenile Court - said
Mr.. Johnson, ''ninety-ive per cent
were cigarette smokers. I never saw
boy who played hooky from school
but did not also smoke cigarettes
This habit is the beginning OF
crime.
st know little fellow On the we t
side who lies on the bed for two or
three hours at time smoking cigar
cites. He has become addicted to
the habit and says he cannot stop it..
He will be sent to q reform sche 81
where he. cant get the poisonous
things.
1.-TWO boys were caught stealing in
a store not long ago. Each was a
cigarette smoker. One Of them quit
this habit, however, and braced up.
Now he is a leader Of a Sunday school
class, while the other, who kept on
with the cigarettes, has gone lower
ever since. =