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The National tribune., 1906-08-02
An Old Bible.

Capt. Edwin P. Walker. Co. A. s9th
ILL.,, State Department, Washington. u.
c., has Bible which was given him
on the field of Stone River by Cor
poral in his company. It had been
taken from a brick house between the
lines. The house was occupied by
sharpshooters, who were picking OF our
cannoneers and were finally driven out
by shells. The Bible was printed In
1925. and the family record Is torn out-
Capt. walker Is willing to return II 10
the owners if they can be found and
desire II.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02
The Republicans of Tennessee seel

The Republicans of Tennessee seem
10 be wasting away one Of their best
opportunities by the bitter internal fight
which is still going on between Evans
and Brownlow. Evans. who succeeded
in getting the Republican nomination
for Governor Of Tennessee, was not con-
tent with this. but has put up candi-
date in Brownlow's District against him,
This seems to end all hopes of harmony,
The veterans desire the reelection Of
Brownlow. who has been their friend
throughout. and has been Of signal SER
vice to them IN the Halls of Congress.
He deserves well at their hands. and we
hope for his reelection.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

The English continue to be alarmed
over what they claim to be unmistak-
able manifestations of the physical de-
generation of their people. The recruit
ing officers find that while there are
thousands willing to enlist, not one In
three has the physical stamina to pass
the examining surgeons. 1t is claimed
that this decay of the race is due to
lack Of proper food and sanitary sur
roundings.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

Toledo. o., makes bid for fame by
being the first city to return a portion
of an appropriation to the United States
Treasury. Congress appropriated $780,
900 to buy a site for public buildings
and the property was bought for $780,
900. making $4,000 returnabIe to the
Treasury. Is there any likelihood that
Toledo's example will become conta-
gious?
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

Texas tried a primary elections law
for the first time last week with mere
satisfactory results than an experiment
Minority Representation plan. when
that was the political fad. Then every
man who was running on any old ticket
was found to be elected. and she gave
up Minority Representation in disgust.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

The Group of Toil' will be satisfied
with nothing less than the free distribu-
ton o. all the lands in Russia among
the people. Those who now own lands,
great or small. are as resolutely deter
mined that this shall not be done SO
there's your first great crisis.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

During May we exported more than
s2,000.000 day for each business day
of the month, or an aggregate for the
month Of $50. 6.000,0 900. 1t does not seem
that the Stand Pat policy is sitting our
foreign trade to any alarming extent.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

The Denver papers say that the Elks
Convention left $1,000. 900 in the city,
and they got 1t wonderfully cheap,
only spending $4,000 to entertain the
Convention. The National Encampment
will leave more than twice that sum In
Minneapolis.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

It is hard to keep a good man down.
When Alton B. Parker finally crawied
out Of the debris of 1904 he found peo-
pie quite willing to listen to what he
had to say on other topics than the is
sues Of the last Presidential campaign.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

Now 1t is the Westinghouse Co. which
IS under fire. The stockholders of the
Company accuse George Westinghouse.
the President, of building the Lacka-
wanna & Wyoming Valley Rapid Tran
sit Line out of the Company's money,
but appropriating large part Of the
stocks to his own use.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

The Federal Grand Jury of New York
has returned three indictments against
the American Sugar Company for re-
batting, which adds to the record of 1906
being a bad year for the trusts.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

SO far from fighting the new two
cent-a-mile law in Ohio the Pennsylva-
mia lines are now selling round-trip To-
cal tickets on Sundays at three cents a
mile, or one and half cents each way
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

Congress seemed to think that the
popular feeling for the Pure Food bill
was so strong that the law would exc
cute itself No appropriation was made
for carrying the law into effect
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

When Tammany says that it freely
forgives W. R. Hearst for his opposi-
ton to it last Fall, a look comes into its
face like that a woman gives a motor
man who refuses to stop for her.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

We are promised the Democratic key
note Sept. 4. when Bryan is to make a
speech in Kansas City to open the cam
paign. VIII it be radically-conservati
or conservatively-radic
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

A new remedy for cancer has been
discovered, and, of course, its going to
work wonders. The last infallible cure
for cancer had life of about one
month.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

Bryan will not be home until Sep
ten1ber This gives 81 days more to see
which way the cat will likely jump.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

1t cannot possibly be true that even
in the Cannibal Islands they are now
refusing to eat American missionaries
because of the Chicago meat scandals.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

What can the airship sailors possibly
devise to make themselves as conspicu-
Gus, as annoying and dangerous to the
public as the automobiles have done?
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

Eight wicked murders in New York
City last month make reasonable sus-
picion that the electric chair is not the
crime preventive its advocates alleged.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

A Southern paper speaks Of the
Hearst men as 'Boll-weevil Democrats"
Is this because they are so fond of other
peoples "long green?"
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

From the way Congressman are flock
ing into Maine it might seem that the
adjournment sine die meant recess
to the banks of the Kennebec.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

The question arises, why. if kerosene
is so good to make the hair grow, John
D. Rockefeller does not use it?
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

A Chicago Professor says that society
in this country will not bear close scru-
tiny. Neither will the college profess
sOrS.
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

Will Oklahoma take the place of
Kansas as the country's political expert
nfent station?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05
sr INfGo,s ITEMS.

1foss Or Regular Correspondent.
Few foxes are reported IN the Low.
unsown section Of the district They
have been thinned by the applied
science Of fire arms
After the whooping cough dnish-
ed its deadly work among children,
|itfurled its black flag and departed.
No snuff poisoning that we know
|of, but, alas, extreme giddiness Of
feeling Is frequently complained Of
BY the cigarette smoker
Up, and be doing seems to b6
the farmers motto What individ-
uality, seIf-reliance and energy
lyman. eldest son Of Mr.. Louis
Courtney. has returned home from
the City Hospital. Baltimore, much
improved. He was operated upon
for appendicitis.
The sun frequently shines in his
full power True. his rays give a
bronzed or tan color 10 the skin, but
where they uproot the lily they
plant the rose,
Fish scarce. Cas,iishes are not
caught as Il Is the season for them
to build nests and SIT upon their
eggs
Whew Mosquitoes are begin
ming 70 modest both man and beast.
These pests. which today haunt US
with their shrill trumpets, and
pierce US torour blood, are the same
insects that, few days ago, lived
obscure and unregarded 10 the stag
nant water Of swamps near by, an.
der the guise stick q pin here
OF little harmless worms.
Floras beauties are seen upon
hilltops, In valleys. along the sides
of roads, 10 yards and gardens.
Mimosa trees are 10 full bloom
How they remind as Of tho days
when We chased butterflies 81 ka
leidoscope colors upon the banks OF
Broad river. III. Oh atc the luscious
maypop, aud last, but not least. got
our knucklus raped FOR bad lessons,
for making grinaces ii the teacher
and throwing kisses al the pretty
girls.
No mad dogs have have come this
way. up 70 date.
Animals that roam upon the com.
mons are tat in consequence Of the
verdaui and juicy vegetation.
Mrs. James ". Mckee and daught-
er, Miss Edith. 81 Washington, d.
a., are visiting Mrs. John S. Jar.
DOE. Ridge.
Mr. George Browuley, vito and
son, who moved 70 California some
mouths ago, write 70 a friend near
by. that there II no place like ST,
Inigos district. st. Marys county,
Md There Just what HAYS been
saying fof ] quarter Of century.
AzzANA.
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Wedding Bells.


Last Wednesday morning St. Fran
els Xavier Chnrch, St. George S
Island, was iiiled with relstyes aud
friends gathered to see the marriage
81 Miss Annie is3prechtt 10 81 Eugene
Trics 81 as pretty . ceremony as
has eyer peynonr good fortune 10
witness. Mover before was Mp.
tnal Mass celebrated On she Island
and when, AZ $50, the bridal pair
attended bY Miss Lena Robracht
ard Mr Harry richardson entered
d Caueeh TO the beautiful strains
oi wedding march played By Miss
Regina Robrecht aud proceeded to
the altar, which was richly dressed
Tor the occasion with lights and ia.
tural flowers, every inch Of space 10
the church was taken. The Row. w.
S. lyman, S. j., a former pastor,
was the celebraDt, assisted by the
Rev j Brent Matthews, S. g., and
Mr. John J Geoghan, S. j., The
elaborate ceremony Of the Roman
Missai took over and hour and at
It's close. Rev, Father Matthews
gave short but most appropriate
address.
A wedding breakfast was served
at tho home Of tho brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Robrechs,
after which the happy pair took the
steamer for Washington and points
North, but not before they had been
plentifully sbowered With rice and
congratulations by their numerous
friends, many OF whom accompanied
them as far as Piney Point.
Mr. Trice is one OF our leading
merchants and his bride is beautI-
ful and accomplished aud has been
q popular and efficient teacher 10 our
schools We wish them both many
years Of happy welded life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05

t1zoftsa Faf m Bsasss.


Our little hamlet has almost pas.
sed into Oblivion ior the moro fact
that one watts for another q sum np
the Incidents
Thunder storms are frequent and
The heavy and persistent rains have
washed Tie roads III some PLACES,
into excavations
Mrs. AnnlD Edwards Of Washing
ton, formerly Of this vicinity. ii
spending few weeks with her
brother, Mr.. Philip Neala. Her
many friends are delighted 10 see
her
Misses May Reeder and Elizabeth
Bailey Of Saint Mary s Seminary.
are at their homes Tor The holidays.
Mr.. Bradley ohnson. who has boon
home for week vacation. has re-
turned TO Alexandria Va. shere he
has position.
The Hall at ST. Josephs has not
as yet been begun. but we hope to
have Il IN the sweet bye and bya.
CnlcHEs Iaragg
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Rel.orleI ~ "a neaepn.


Miss Edith Moore, 81 Waverly.
Baltimore. Is visiting her sister
Mrs. John D. Ballenges.
The Mechanicssille Baseball team
expect 70 play ball at Warsaw and
KinsaIe on tho 9TH. With Ett, CThe
Iron man for a pitcher aud Combs
for a catcher, wo are sure that the
boys viii return to 81 Mary's with
flying colors.
The past three or four days have
been days which we shall remem.
Der as the warmest Of the summer
Although 40 have had entirely too
much rain, shower would have
been very grateful.
Miss Rowena Holmes, who has
been sick, we are glad 10 say IN
convalescing
On Wednesday last June "a, the
play 4 Noble Outcast which was
80 successfully acted hero On June
4th, was repeated II Hughesvillo
Hall. About $50 ?. NJ. the Mechan.
icsgiiie people chartered the even.
ing train. Among those on board
we're. Misses Bessie Bailenger,
Edith Moore. katharine Adams.
Agnes Adams. Bessie Combs, Ida
Ballenger. Mignonette Fowler, Laura
holmes, Alice Morgan. Messrs.
Charlie Adams. Franklin Adams.
Frank Holmes, Alex. b. Holmes.
Henry George Morgan. Harry NJ.
Jones, James Herbert, e. K. Dent,
Willie Burroughs, Albert Bur
roughs, Derby Lynch, Look Hol-
mes. John Balleuger. Mesdames
Harry Mudd, John BalIenger. u. X.
Morgan, Derby Lynch, Laura Hoi.
mes, Willie Burroughs.
A fine drama was acted which ali
enjoyed. Aboutl0i3O, dancing began
and continued until IL =. H., when
the loud voice Of the conductor rang
through the ball room, ''alI aboard
for Mechanicsville. z In half an
hour We we're again home. We
must not leave out the Milestown
band which was Ia the rear coach
and which played thatfamous Miles
town twostep SO sweetly all the
way up. and coming home. Many
thanks are returned to those who
took part il the play, both ID Mech
anicsville and elsewhere. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05

ia tEG t4rVuit Court hs 80. MhFs county
40 G1, t'rtftIQaln.

ia tp0 Csrvuit Gonrt nx ia. MArs county,
40. 80, ictitguala
~ tNe n&ttef ~ Tie sales VI lands for taxes
duo iuf thD ycaf i8eS liad1 ~ b. MARSHALL
Isn't, NVuuiy Treasurer ist AAfy county.
uii The luth Gay u Aay ilslt
it's hereby order6n tliss ita dhs u Mag, 1854.
thAA tiin satcS ~ insils iuf taxes, aqe afse III
arrears ~ tnc year taals, maze AKA feroftea
~ 3 t@AfaaNu beat, Lpaatg Treasures u 81.
eloy eroiiAty, ~ fatisen asla eou;ifu assi, iia-
lvss rause ~ tne cuauasy ~ SHOWN GA 81 be-
iufp sac ftn AieuGay " ilut, ~. pfos fifeki e
pQfV III titt OFuor ~ i1a.y ttd "a tGe ~ afafy
bktcVS pnee 8 wppk fdf tnfud Successive
Meeke prluf ~ tnO aiiia }th Monaas ~ 4ns
fne auuuht % Una s,stos apptafa IA iae re-
psat u tllo county afeaaarsf.
ENutlt as. a1iteIsi.. Glufk,
tfuc cuFy iUati
EsUtH .. AllEiJ.. TIERS
AiaF "a, o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05
Our County Expense.

To give opportunity for an intel
gent comparison Of the County Ex-
|penses Of the current year 1906 with
the year 1905 we print the Recapit-
ulation Of the two leyies. From the
figures our readers may see for
themselves the causes Of the in
crease IN the tax rate for 1905 over
the rate for 1905 The increased
expenses we're absolutely beyond
the control Of The BcardoI Commits.
sioners, and that the rate is not
higher Is due 10 their excellent bus.
mess management Of our county az
fairs The figures speak for them
selves Read them carefully
efTrJ r. ATToN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05
WILEr MCMILLAN.

The home o. Mr.. aud Mrs Stuart
n, Beery, on the Boulevard was
the scene Of very pretty wedding
at4 o'clock yesterday afternoon when
Miss Reba Vashti Mcmillan became
tie bride Of Mr.. Walter Tinsdale
Wiley, Of this city. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev e. I Well
ford, pastor Of the First Presbyter.
ian church.
The bride wore a handsome cos
tune Of white chiffon and carried a
white prayer book and shower
bouquet Of white peas and ferns.
She was attended BY little Miss
Mary Cole, who carried basket Of
pink sweet peas.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Mr., John Wiley. Of this
city.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley left for bridal
tour through the north They will
be Of home TO their friends after
July 8, Of THE Cottage, on the
Boulevard
The bride is o sister Of Stuart
Berry and Is yell known and popu.
lar among large circle Of friends
In this section. Mr. Wiley has been
a resident Of this city for several
years and fayorably known here.
Daily Press, Newport News, June
"a.
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Nd. Del. & Va. RI. Co.
PATUxENT RIVER ROUTE
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Ia effect Jnsy /. iRS.
stoauaer 81 MAKf

Steamer 11 MAkfB
win leave Pier S Light strcet, weather
permitting, every Wednesday and Sntur-
day, at G;iO a. u, loF Fair IlaYen Plum
Point, Governors Hun, Daros aud pn-
tuxent River as Gar iii aa benedict
Returning Will leave Benedict. weather
permitting, every Monday ansl Thursday
at 5.3O d. M, S0tterly i'll il sn.. MIL
stone Landing at 10 Il. ~, soYurnora
Run az ~ M, Plum Point. M / II. hi, aud
Fair Haven, Mt z. 80 Il. Id I. for Baitimpro.
Freight received at Pier !, Tuesday and
Friday until $50 b fns, lor thelulIowing
wharyeS
Fair Haven. Plum Point, D0res. Gov.
ernors Run, Cove Point, nr0m Point.
Milestone. solom0ns ielaad Spencar's,
ST. CnthbeEt's. ST. Leonardo, SoIisrs.
Sotterley, Jonee pnrkers. Forrest j.
Williams, Dukes, Trent Hall, Holland
Poat, Benedict.
steamer wEsrMoaELAND
viii leave Pier : Light street, weather
permitting, every Sunday and Wednesday
ut 10 D. M, for Patuxert River direct as
far us Bristol.
Returning will leave Bf4stpl, weather
permitting, Tuesday and Friday 1T s
q, m, Lower Marlboro at | / a. M. Ben.
edlct at 2.3Op. M, Milestone at s D. M.
for Baltimore, calling OF no Alaryes be,
low Leiteh's except when aIgnhlled from
wharyes on the river Tor passengers and
periahabIe freight
Freight received at Pier Y, Wednesday
and Saturday until $40 Il. III, f0rthe fol
lowing wharyes:
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Parties indebted 10 The old fIrm II
Yates 4 King ou accounted subscription
md advertising mre requested 10 CLOSE
their indebtedness BY eaAA 0F nuEe. III
Nv desired, u possible, III sotaia these az.
counts without turning them over IL an
Agency Tor collection,
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RellgIoIIs Notice.

The Rev. pr. Devries, Of the 81.
Marks Church Washington viii
preach at ST. Mary's Chapel, Ridge
on Sunday morning, July Sth, III
O'clock Sunday afternoon, July
18th, at o'clock and OH Sunday
afternoon, July 22nd, at o'clock.
The choir OF ST Mark 8 Church viii
furnish the music. The public in
yited' N r MENNIoK, Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Think twiee before selling Your woolat
home We hnve the highest market ii
the country smear your sheep and ship
the MOuA 10,
II ! l3UWkN. SUNDERLAND q CO.,
General Commission MefehAnts,
900 N Charles street, baltimore, Mo.
Way ~ uy--At
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05
specIal % Dollnquent Taxpayers.

Delinquent Taxpayers for 1904
and 1905 are urgently requested 10
settle their taxes, due and IN az
rears, on or before July. ~ ! shall
be compelled 10 advertise al delin-
quenis property at that iifne. which
means an additional cost Of S2.e5 70
each delinquent
JAMES J GoUun.
County Treasurer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05

10 Convince you 81 the error ii send
ing TO catalogue houses for cheap ma.
chimes, we IRE Offering srHE SERvBeE
Tor only Ti5 We have the Ncsv Royals
ready to deliver on short notice and easy
terms. Also needles and bands Tor any
maehine. l. A. JONES u Sow.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05
Thresher For Sale.

3O,fNC15 CY1tlNplBH. ia ID rIfREslf.
or built ~ Fnfquhaf Thfeshed thfee crops.
Good as new so gabh
b. II, DAWSON.
- 5afhoeevilie. I'D.
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New sIlesImIa

Note the new schea nsas IL Potn.
mac and patuxent River Steamers.
See advertisements
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05

4 dnrk brown Jersey coW, about d
yemrs OH 90 ear nNFKss lneainm sharp
npFns faif luwari Val ~ patti TOT ia
formation lUaainR " bur ereoSefy.
Nj. A. MIST
May 2t. CO. llnp lted tsskle. Agd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-05

a kAAkh. piano Al good condition nuss
phU 81 tlie 0cAE make cheap g0r JAaH.
Apply u ali@ JAMES IA. BUNlsEs
Post Oiilce, ia0nardtown,
May 10. UB--lfn.
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BLACKSnITHING.

! WISH 70 inform my friends and
the general public that ! have open
"a shop a. my father S stand, atiIol-
~ VOID, that am prepared 10 do all
work ~ my linc AZ shortest notice,
ana - prices ~ suit the people.
Special attention paid 10 horse shoe
ing, painting aud oyster tong maxi
Ing Satisiactionguaranteed. Give
me call Terms cash.
BERNARD H. WHILE.
Dec. III. '03. III.
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Vim. Relies,

Graduate ia Optometry
Philadelphia Optical College.
Myopia, HypeFmetropia and Astigna
tlsm successfully treated Eyes tested
fiEE
County residence, Heriaanyilie. Md
March / Otj--ff.
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farms w 1mted.

Have hundreds Of inquiries FOR FARMS on
Tho water with OYSTER GROUNDS n you.
have such property communicate With me at
once, y. W. FiklGIlE.
rs Broad Street,
New York City,
June ig.0 lin
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TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON AND nat
TiAoRE
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-21
BANKS,
Die BruCke BUILDING,

chI BRIDGE CLOTHING STORE
alvin G. Baumeister, Prop. Cloth
ing, hats. Shoes and Gents Furnish
ings. Agent for Ed V. Price & Co.
Zine Tailoring.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-21

Sixth avenue to Fourteenth street is
the shoppers Mecca. Here you will
find the Bronxte and the Harlemite
and the lady who lives in a Fifth av-
lady VINO does turn at Keith 6,
Proctor's. It's the shoppers demOc-
racy. On Twenty third street there is
a square from Sixth avenue to the in
etrsection of Fifth avenue and Broad
way made famous by Madison square
and the Flatiron building, which has
a coterie of semi shops. Down
ON Fourteenth street from Sixth ave-
nue. to Broadway is where the east
side shops are, and when the New
Yorker speaks of the east side IT.
means those people who have not been
so fortunate as himself in tne matter
of accumulat ting money. 1t is cOnsid
cred, generally speaking, unfashion-
able to live on the east side except for
a certain stretch up town.
The real east sider-the down east
slider who speaks English as she
sounds to a fOreigner-dOes his shop
ping on Grand street, which is away
down in the old section Of the city,
amidst many busy factories and ware
houses. But the real east slider does
not do very much Christmas shopping,
for he is generally a Jew. Men who
work down in the financial district of
the island do a great deal of their be-
lated shopping down on Lower Broad
way. between the historic old city hall,
where Nathan Hale was hung, to
about old Trinity church. There are
also many shops with alluring price
tags and signs in old Nassau street
between Wall street and Park row.
There always has been shopping on
Fifth avenue, but it has been of such
q character in pride that you We're
sure you would pay two prices for the
value of one thing, although what you
buv with Fifth avenue mark upon IL
is dependable. Lately it has grown to
be more of a shopping street between
Twenty third street and Forty-second.
Over in Brooklyn they do their shop
ping on Fulton street. Now there are
subdivisions again in all these sep
arate sections in which the We"
Yorker makes his Christmas prepara-
tons. but to go into them leads 10
paths ad infnitum. l nave told aDoul