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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Canal de Panama,
Subasta de obras.

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80 entire los que desseu hAcsr proposicionss para 10
construction del sAnA Cada lieitador AportAra una
garana por eirco millones dc dollars demuest po
IN capital de otroH cinco millones por 10 menos
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guientss 10 Adjudication deduitva, Las pro poscio'
sera1 abiertas s dia II dc Deiembre pr6ximo So
cree que a6lo sonsurr& eApitalstas trsncsses amsri
Cap0a,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Lo de Newfoundland.
El qoblerno retrocede,

N, N,wioundland TsrrAnovA- @.tabre 10 Ell minia.
terio de- 10 coonia no hA dmitido pero las COL csso
nes hechas los peSeAdores amsrsanos aon ratrAdAs
pcr el gobierno dc Londres Varos sruseros vigll&n
oil mar, moviendo'a sin deaeAnso. los bArsos sxran
gsros que irtriDian las lsyss, serkn soraSeAdoa
La trarquiidAd rsnass en- la Coonia una manifssta
c6n popular sompuestA de einco mil person g. uAudA
los minissros insuArss por su vAlor gu sncr gia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Explosion inesperada,
Muertos y heridos.

Moieou, O:tnbre 10. -NisntrAs 10 polisia practlea
ba rsgstro domiciArio 10 habitac6n de IN estu.
diane de medcins ensonir6 csia de lata de regu
lar tamaho sontsnisndo pspelss al remover esoG 10
ssiA esta6, deiando muertos en- oil aeto an inspector
cneo guardss heridoa oteo inspeator tres guar
diaU mas techo do 10 hsbtaei6n cay6 On pedszoa oil
puslo En una requiaa poatsrior aparcisron sea bonn
bAs explosives. Fl estudisnte ha desapsrecdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
UNA GRAN SENTENcIA

Juan NdEtz, cl demsnte qIe I. 8
ArreAtado sntenoehe por e,cSaca!o sn
Ia plaza de BAldorioty y que eom0
d. mos llsv6 las gGlltt0s de Ia so.
llcia 81 ssr dstsuido, tu6 eondenaco O
aver por sl ia'z del Walls d diez di~a
dc Arrs.to. Mas valera que 10 hubs
sen mArdAdo al man OF mo, Del VA,le
ae hA lueido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
POr O. able
Exclusive para ia DenocTacIa "
GrandeS terremotoS
en- toda Stella.

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des terrsmotos On les eiudadss do Tsrnini. lrsbls
CaaAslarsis. donds registrar muchos despeffseos,
s6a On los mas s6dos sdness. MAJ dc treinta easAs
partieulares sss4n amenaxando ruina Lac autorida
dss ordenan e dsaAloio Immediate No hubo ningda
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do una manesa intermterte. Los vesinos; aeoatam'
hrados de antique les ossilaeones cas psri6dieAs
do 10 terra, resatsn Jos efsctos del pAnico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
TELEGRIMA De G0AAO
Anoehs 4 las nueVe resiblnos 6e
Coamo el siguisnte dsHt a.h tetgra
dan.
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de dirigir u GobernHdor 81 despAeh.
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yestikar htches dsnuDc d los e. nj
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burlada AccIon iuslleis, Ne coma a
que slsnar Manuel BelsnssI, slsal
de, tran pArA di6cultAr csc a eel
mlento hcehos, eluoisndo laspouaabi
lidad. Eu nomtGe joltioiA q g4amsn
te rspressntada por V. Il. J ateArns
cidA por sl Nhor AlcAlde, oa rutgt
inyssIigaei6n especial Is mayo
hEeYedad, &c oRRESPoNSALs
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AN AcADEMY-FoR ROSWELL
Sisters of Mercy Here to Secure Lots
for Erection of School Buiidino.

Mother NJ J. Berchmanns, Mother
Superior of the Sisters of Mercy at
Stanton. Texas, and Sister NJ. Angela,
a teacher in the Sisters school at
the same place, arrived in Roswell
this morning for the purpose of Sc
curing lots and making other arrange
ments for the erection of a building
in which to establish an academy in
this city. 1t will be a day school in
connection with boarding school
The building and other improvements
will cost about $4,000.
The Roswell school will be similar
to that now running at Carlsbad 1t
will be run along the lines adopted
by the Catholic Sisters everywhere.
and this is sufficient guaranty of ita
genuine worth, as well as that it will
be made a success The building will
be commenced as soon as possible
The Sisters hope to have the school
ready for occupancy in September or
the first of. October.
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MINISTRY TO RESIGN.
Russian Parliament Seems to Have
Won Victory.

won VlCIOFy.
St Petersburg, June 30.-Late this
afternoon the Associated Press was
informed upon the authority of
grand duke that the retirement of the
Goremykin ministry has been defin-
iteiy decided upon.
The uppermost question now Is
how long the present deadlock be-
tween the parliament and the gov
eminent can continue. Premier Gore
mykin is no longer a factor in the
situation, but some of his colleagues
realizing that unless the government
fights the cabinet must fall, are ear
nestly advising the emperor TO take
the bull by the horns and dissolve the
parliament. 1t is announced that the
cruise which the emperor will take
in Finnish waters will be made at
the end of next week.
NJ Anniken and other leaders of
parliament have received warning
from the League for the Salvation
of Russia" at Odessa, that they have
been sentenced to death.
Mutiny of Turkish Troops
Hadfida, Turkish Arabia, June 30.-
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Another mutiny has broken out am
ong the Turkish army reserves serv-
ing in Yemen province. Sixteen bat
tanons made demands, and the com
mander in chief Marshal Feizi Pasha,
ordered the forts to fire on the mutt
neers, who surrendered after a few
hundred of them were killed. The
rebellious Arab forces are advancing
on Amrang, and an important engage
ment is reported to have been fought
both sides sustaining heavy losses.
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ANOTHER TRUST.

To Take Absolute Control of Dairy
Products, Chickens and Eggs.
New York June 30-The Herald
says today: Backed by unlimited cap
ital and supported by many of the
most prominent fnanciers of the
country, another trust has been plant
ed on American soil. 1t is known as
the American Farm Products Comp
any. and is established for the pur-
pose of taking absolute control of all
dairy products. chickens and eggs.
It is asserted by those in control that
it will bring about an increased and
uniform price to producer and a di-
minished price to the consumer, Civ
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STRONG OIL COMPANY LAUNCHED
The Trans-Pecos Oil Company of Ros-
well, is the Latest.


we'll, is the Latest.
In today's Record appears the arti-
cles of Incorporation of a new oil
company, which has just been launch
Pecos Oil Company of Roswell, and
by reading these articles, the busi-
ness men and citizens generally will
see that it is to> be a strong business
stockholders are J. F. Hinkle VIM.
F. Greenwood, Edwin Greene, E. A.
Cahoon and Lucius Dills. Others who
are now in the company are L. X
McGaffey, A. NJ Robel tson, A. Pruit,
John c. Peck. Percy Hagerman, Isaac
Garfield and others, all of whom lend
strength to the organization The of
ficers are J. F. Hinkle, president: Ed
win Greene, vice president; w. F.
Greenwood, secretary and treasurer,
and Lucius Dills, engineer.
The company will put enough
shares on the market to do develop
ment work and will no doubt enjoy
the confidence of the people, mas
much as its stockholders are known
to be some of the best and most con
servative business men of Roswell
They have splendid property in the
oil belt and propose to put down a
we'll and get returns as speedily as
possible.
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but a handful of Legislators present
when the house assembled at 10: 55
this morning. Tawney, of Minnesota,
from the Committee on Aprropria-
tiOns, reported and had passed the
joint resolution carrying $S1,597 made
necessary by the passage of the act
the present interstate com
merce act increasing the number of
commissioners.
The house adopted the conference
report on the public building bill.
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THE WINNING TICKET NAMED.
Hosts of Democracy Today Selecting
County Officers.

The Democrats of Chaves county
met in the various precincts today,
in primary elections, and selected by
ballot the men who will be endorsed
in the fall election 1t was strictly a
Democratic election and the result
is bound to be the victorious ticket
in Democratic Chaves county.
Much interest was manifested in
Roswell from early this morning until
late this afternoon. There were sew
eral hard fought contests, there be-
ing three candidates for sheriff, com
missioner from the First district, as
SCISSOR and probate judge, and two
for commissioner from the Second dis
trict. All of the contests were con
sidered close in Roswell at three
o'clock, and no one man was far
enough ahead at that hour to be call
ed winner.
The vote was very large, for at
3:3O o'clock GIL Democrats had cast
their ballots. That was more than
the entire vote, both Democratic and
Republican, in the recent city cleo
ton.
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MARRIES WHILE ON VISIT
Miss Flora Whiteman Becomes Bride
of Al Crawford at Chanute, Kan.

or Al Crawford at Chanute, Kan.
Miss Flora Whiteman, elder daugn-
ter of Mrs. NJ. Whiteman, of South
Hill was married Thursday morning
at nine O'Clock at Chanute, Kansas.
to Mr.. Alfred Crawford, a druggist
and influential citizen of that place
Miss Whiteman left Roswell last Sat
urday with the intention of visiting
at Chanute, the home of Mr.. Craw-
ford, but at the time she left there
was no intention of having a wedding
at any time soon. In fact, the affair
mad been set to come off September
gether they decided that there was no
necessity for the extended delay and
the ceremony was at once arranged
They are now on a honeymoon trip
to Kansas City and Eva, Kansas.
They will live at Chanute and will
probably not visit Roswell for a long
time.
The Roswell relatives knew nothing
of the wedding until late yesterday
afternoon when a message was receiv-
ed
Miss Wniteman became acquainted
with Mr.. Crawford about six months
ago, when he was here on a vacation
and sightseeing trip. Since then
their wooing has been done by mail.
Uncle Sam has proven a faithful car
rier and his service has resulted to
the satisfaction of the young people
most interested.
The bride was born in Las Vegas
but has lived in Roswell nearly IS
years. Sne is considered one of Ros-
wells own daughters and has a host
of friends here who have only the
best wishes for the happiness of her
self and husband. The groom has
been in the drug business at Chanute
for eight years and is highly recon-
mended as a most estimable young
man
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ing him a superior and purer grade
of products. The commission merch-
ants profits will be eliminated and
the great corporation will take the
responsibility of delivering butter,
eggs and milk from the farmer to
the consumer. A score of wealthy men
$20,0o0,000, and are prepared to chip
in" additional millions
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Relief in Chicago.

DR. S. H. Heavrin, of Louisville,
Kentucky, has arrived to take charge
of the dental offices of Hamilton &
Johnson in the Texas block, until
DR.. Hamilton returns from Louisville
where he is financing a big mining
deal. DR.. Johnson is i'll with typhoid
fever and has been taken to St. Ma
rvs Hospital for treatment. DR.. Ham
ilton wnen he heard the news of his
partners illness, was fortunate in be
ing able to secure DR.. Heavrin tenn
porarily, as he is one of the best den
lists of Louisville, being an instructor
in the Louisville College of Dentistry.
DR.. Heavrin was just preparing to take
vacation, when Dr. Hamilton Undue
ed him to come here instead.
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5000 to $500 made easy; county
rights sold for the Territory of New
Mexico for the most useful patent in
the United States. Sells at sight. $50
to 800 capital required Do not an
swer this ad unless you mean busi-
ness. Address Lucas Bros. Room 522
Wilson Bldg, p. o. Box 92S, Dallas,
Texas. w&S95t5*
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Judge Z. S. Bateman returned last
night from Clarendon, Tex, where
he went to look after legal business
He came home just in time for the
primary. He reports that Clarendon is
one prohibition town that prohibits
He says that the people there don't
want anyone else to get any-and
they see 10 it that none is sold.
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Suit for Divorce.

Suit for divorce was filed in dis
trict court today, the title of the ac-
ton being Joseph F. Hunt against
Scott L. Hunt. Plaintiff is acting as
his own attorney in the case, and
abandonment is the alleged ground
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Whx Use Steel Tires

When you can have rubber tires?
We are now prepared to take off
your steel tires and put on rubber.
All work guaranteed.-Texas Shop, S.
Main ST. 99tf
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Attention EaqIeS.

All Eagles are requested to attend
the funeral of the late brother, Wright
Bond which will occur tomorrow af-
ternoon at four O'Clock from the UIlery
undertaking parlors O4t1
F. A. Mueller, Secretary
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Wright Bond to Be Buried Here.

The funeral of the late Wright
Bond who fell from an upstairs porch
at the Van Stan boarding house and
was killed last Monday morning, will
be held tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock from the undertaking parlorS
of Ullery Furniture Company No
satisfactory word had come from the
relatives in Texas and the local lodge
of Eagles will be in charge. Inter
ment will be made in the South Side
cemetery.
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Burton Seeks No Pardon.

Waggener, one of the attorneys for
ex-United States Senator J. r. Bur
ton, today gave out a signed state
ment, denying on behalf of Senator
Burton any desire to secure an execu-
tive pardon in case of his final con-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-30
THE HOME OIL COMPANY.
Selling Stock With Guaranty as to
the Use of Money.

Selling Stock With a Guaranty as to
the Use of Money.
At a meeting of the directors OF
the Home Oil Company held re-
Gently, it was decided that the pres
ent status of the oil situation was
sufficient to justify the Company in
going ahead with development work
on their property in the oil fields, and
the Secretary was instructed to sell
only enough stock, which with the
money now on nand would be suffi-
cient to drill the first well In Or
der to- let these additional stockhold-
ers in on the ground floor it was vot-
ed to sell this stock at TEN CENTS
per share until further notice.
If anything should occur to pre-
vent the drilling of the we'll, the
Company agrees to refund the mon
ey in the treasury to those who have
bought the stock. You will never
have fairer opportunity than this.
Sale of stock commenced Friday
morning, June 29th, at 8 o'clock.
Stock can be secured at either First
National or Citizens, National Bank,
or at the Office of the Secretary.
THE HOME OIL COMPANY.
A. PRUIT, President
E. A. CAHOON, Treas.
]. A. GRAHAM, Secy
Below is given some of the audi-
tional stockholders of the Home Oil
Company:
John W. Poe, Roswell
E. A. Cahoon, Roswell.
A. Pruit, Roswell
R. F. Barnett, Roswell.
H. F. Smith, Roswell.
]. F. Hinl<le, Roswell.
j. Mullis, Roswell.
C. Dilley, Roswell
c. S. Bush, New Orleans.
]. L. Newberry, Chicago.
Robt. Kellahin, Roswell.
W. NJ. Atkinson, Roswell
K S. Woodruff, Roswell.
Avery Turner, Amarillo, Tex.
J. w Day, Dayton, n. M.
l. Stevens, Roswell.
A. Stevens, Roswell.
R. L. Malone, Roswell.
G. r. Johnson, Roswell.
H. A Beeson, Roswell.
C. F. Beeson, Roswell
F. NJ. Kite, Roswell.
A Evans, Roswell.
j. w Rhea, Roswell
r. H. McCune, Roswell.
G. Hinson, Roswell.
S. Jones, Roswell.
L. K. McGaffey, Roswell.
j. B. Bailey, Roswell.
A Markle, Roswell.
c. F. Rakebrand, Roswell.
P. w. Helmig, Roswell.
N. P. Selden, Roswell.
J. E. Mannell, Roswell.
c. Dean, Roswell.
B. H. Totzek, Roswell.
NJ c. Dunn, Roswell.
L. K. Dunn, Roswell.
J. X. Dunn. Roswell.
o. q. Finley, Roswell.
w NJ Baxter, Roswell.
NJ r. Cottrell, Owensboro, Ky.
F. Haynes, Owensboro, KY.
And many others.
Most of the above stock was sold
yesterday You can now buy at 10c
per share If you want to buy any
stock, you will not have any better
opportunity. If for any reason the com
pany should not drill a well, your
money will be refunded.
The names of the directors are suf-
ficient to guarantee a square deal.
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List your property for sale or ex-
change with the Iowa Southern Land
Company Front room over Western
Grocery Company, Roswell New Mex
ico ms93tf.
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Rev. G. H. Brewer, missionary sec
retary of the Baptist church for New
Mexico and Arizona, who has been
here attending the meeting of the
board of managers of the New Mexico
Baptist Convention, left last night for
Hagerman and Artesia, where he will
do some missionary work. His home
is in Phoenix, A T =
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HOT IN NEW YORK.
People Driven to the Parks and Sea
Chore to Sleep.

New York, June 30.-Four deaths
from heat were reported here before
noon today All the victims were in
fants. The mercury in the govern
ment thermometer was creeping up
three degrees an hour. and the Off
cials predicted that the 80 degree
mark would be passed this afternoon.
Thousands who were unable to sleep
in their homes, slept in the parks and
on the sands at nearby shore resorts.
Relief in Chicago.
Chicago, June 30.-Relief came to
sun-baked Chicago yesterday after
noon, wnen a thunder storm sent the
mercury down from 80 to 65 degrees
in one hour. A high wind drove the
rain in sheets. Five persons died yes
terday as a result of the heat wave,
and many were prostrated.
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Washington, June 3O.-The first
session of the 59th congress goes in
to history today 1t has been a siren
uous session The measure which mas
caused the greatest debate is
the railroad rate bill. The pure food
enactment and-meat inspection provi-
sion are also important changes in
the federal attitude towards both the
producer and consumer of the coun-
try uniform and more strict meth
.od of naturaIizing aliens was enacted
The immunity of witnesses from pro
secution who give testimony before
government tribunals was made the
subject of an enactment which clear
Iy states wnen such immunity OBJ
tains and when otherwise.
The bill removing the tax on de-
natured alcohol also was passed.
The type of the Panama canal was
fixed and $39,00O,000 for the year was
given for the purpose of building
lock canal.
The consular service was given
complete new legal status which will
permit of an entire reorganization.
The appropriations for the session
will aggregate, nearly nine hundred
million dollars, a greater amount than
mas been made available since the
war congress of 1898. Of this amount
S25.O0O,000 will go into new public
buildings in various sections. The
legislation on appropriation bills has
been characterized throughout as be-
ing restrictive upon the government
department heads in the matter of
making their expenditures and in sub
mifting their estimates to congress.
1t has been the desire of congress to
put an end as far as possible to def
cheney appropriations.
A measure of importance to rail
road and other employees engaged
in hazardous empIoyments, known
as the Employers Liability bill, be-
came law.
Private pension legislation kept
up it's usual heavy pace.
President Roosevelt went to the
Capitol early this morning in order
to sign any bill that may be passed
during the last hours of congress. 1t
was thought that final adjournment
may occure early this afternoon.
In the Senate.
Washington, June 30.-SenatoI
Scott reported a complete agreement
on the omnibus public building bill
today soon after the senate convened
He said that the senate conferees had
been compelled to yield the senate
provision for a $3.O00,000 building in
washington for the departments oi
State, Justice and Commerce and La
bor Mr.. Scott expressed his mortifi
cation over the fact. For himself he
said that he would have the National
Capital made the admiration and the
wonder of the world.
The senate has taken recess un
Ill D. m. owing to the time required
for passage of the building appropria
tion bill by the house. Final adjourn
ment will be postponed until evening
The senate adopted without discus
sion the house resolution making tht
necessary appropriation for carrying
into effect hte railroad rate law. The
house also took recess until this
afternoon. The delay of engrossfns
bills in the senate made necessary the
postponement of the adjournment un
I'll evening.
In the House.
washington, June ,so.-There were
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SALOONS CLOSED.

hreat or Attorney General TO DeS-
troy Buildings Does the Work.
Kansas City, Kan, June 3O.-Ev-
cry saloon in Kansas City, Kansas,
was closed tightly today, and at the
club-houses of the Elks and Eagles
no liquor was sold. Assistant Attor
ney General Trickett's threat to des-
troy the buildings used as Joints
has proved effective
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BUSINESS OF THE SESSION
ABOUT FINISHED.
WORK ACCOMPLISHED

A Review of What Our National Leg
isIators Have Been Doing and Try
ing to Do.-Railroad Bill Perhaps
the Most Important Measure.
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Rurros Wanted.

Inquire for Mr.. Baca at Joyce-Pru
ii Co. 99t6
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w. H. McBrayer's Cedar Brook
bottled in bond.-Oriental Saloon.
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u. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locai Report.)

Observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, N NJ, June 3O.-Tempera-
ture.-Max. 50; min, 60; mean, So
Precipitation, 90: wind s. w, We
lecity 5 miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; stationa-
ry temperature.
M WRIGHT
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who has been here for the past week
visiting his nieces. Miss Ella Sheets
and Mrs. A. C. Baum. left yesterday
for Los Angeles, from where he will
return TO his old home TO close o
banking business at Calvin, l.
owns eight or nine fine Indi7
tory farms, but he was s
with the climate and bus
poets of the Pecos VAL
will move here to make
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Miss Lydia Gayle
afternoon from Ming
she has been for
her mother, who
medical benfits of
celebrated resort.
proving and for
Lydia is coming