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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
MURDERED
BEHIND FENCE
Man Shot on Street at
HolyOke
AN ITALIAN is KILLED
Woman Companion who Gave the Alarm
Is Held BY the poliee-Ths Latter
Believe She Has Not Told
Everything.

Holyoke, Mass. Oct. 2s,-Eugsnio Ma.
ley, or Emalio. was shot and instantly
killed while walking with young wo.
man on the west side Of Bowers street
between Mosher and East Dwight streets
In Ilolyokc. about $3.50 Saturday even.
ing, and up TO a late hour that night
his murderer had not been located. The
shot was fred al close range from over
the board fence protecting the west side
Of Bowers strect from the Boston q
Maine railroad embankmsnt. The wsAp-
on used vas : shotgun, and full charge
Of buckshot struck the murdered man
from the night side and passed through
his heart. No clews have been obtained
as 20 the canse OF the crime or what
enemies, Il any, the young man had.
The young woman who was with him
when the crime was committed lived
with him at 60 Race street, but stated
Saturday evening that they were not
married. Her stories conflict IN some de.
gree, although for the greater part she
told them practically the same. Aceord.
ing 70 her first story she was out walk.
ing with Malsy and they were coming
from the dirrStion Of the depot up the
Bowers street hill, and for some reason,
she claims, be wished to walk on the
west side Of the street, which IL opposite
the sidewalk. They had got about half.
war up the HID when he stopped and she,
walking on . few spaces In advance,
heard shot fired, and turning, saw him
drop 10 the street
She rushed screaming to the Boston 4
Maine railroad station, short distance
away, and told the young Italian who
a bootblack stand At the sta.
ton that man from behind the fence
had shot her companion, and urged him
to come with her 70 the place. Patrol.
man Walter Murray. who is on duty at
the station in the evening, heard her
story and accompanied her 70 the spot
where the man lay. In the meantime
The shot had been heard by many on the
street. and large crowd had gathered.
On lifting the man a revolver was found
under his body, which gave rise TO the
report az first that he had committed
suicide. The news spread rapidly, and
Dr.. E. j. McNsmara, hearing Of the
,ase, hurried TO the spot 70 render medi-
al assistance II needed. bat the man
was dead before he arrived.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
GIRL DEAD, MOTHER
TERRIBLY BURNED.
Unmindful Of Self, Woman Tries to Save
Child After Explosion.

Peterboro, N. IT,, Oct. 2s--An explo-
sion Of gasoline used for cleaning clothes
caused the death II Florence Durant,
aged Z years. while her mother, Mrs.
Kate Durant, suffered terrible burns, on
Saturday. Mrs. Durant was cleaning
some clothes In the kitchen Of her home
on Concord street when Che fumes from
an open bottle Of gasoline caught Are
from the stove
Both Mrs. Duraut and her little daugh-
ter, who was standing beside her. were
covered with the blazing liquid when
the explosion took place, but, needless
of her own burns, Mrs, Durant made a
heroic effort to save the child.
Taking the girl IN her arms, she ran
to the street screaming TOR help. Neigh
boris rushed in TO their assistance and
tore the burning clothing from them, but
the girl was so badly burned that she
died in short time. The condition OF
Mrs Dimant was serious last night, but
she Il believed to have chance oi re-
coyery.
Mrs Dumant is 50 years old. and the
wife Of Joseph Durant, q farm lahorer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
SUICIDE OF DR. cUsHMAN DAY.
For Two Ysars Assistant at Boston City
Hospital

Boston, Oct. 2s,--The body OF = man
who had committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart In = parkway
Of Weld street, West Roxbury, early
yesterday was identified last night as
that Of Or. cushman Day, for the past
two wears an assistant In the Boston
city hospital Dr.. Day was 80 years Of
age and formerly lived at coo Nichols
avenue, Brooklyn, n. ". and at Edge
wood, r /. Last Wednesday he took
OF. a marriage license at Somerville city
hall for himself and Miss Estelle Maud
Callahan, q pretty nurse employed at
the Relief hospital. Her age wac given AZ
90. II vas supposed BY their friends
that che two had gone 70 New York on
the steamer Yale that night. Miss Gala
han formerly lived in Edgewood, r l.,
and IL was before that she met Or.
Day. n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
GUEST OF GOV. WILLARD.
Sir wilfrid LsuTisr. Premier Of Canada,
Visits Summer colonists.

Windsor, Oct. 2s.-Sir wilfrid Laurier,
premier Of Canada. and Lady Iauricr are
the guests Of * Gov. Joseph I. and Mrs.
Willard Of Virginia at their summer
home, High Court Cornish, n. IL, for
a few days. The distinguished party
arrived in a special government car on
the afternoon express from Ottawa and
we're driven in Gov. Wizards motor car
across the Tiver TO Cornish. Il Il learned
that the visit is purely a social one,
there being no politics involved The
Lauriers and Willaris, among other
giestE, were entertained az dinner last
night By Col and Mrs Winston Church.
III At Harlaakenden house
Col. Churchill Is 20 make a tour Of
New England and later 20 Washington,
starting next week. and that j. why be-
Is the first Of the Cornish colony 70
entertain the ruler Of Canada and his
wife. A series OF entertainments and
dinners are planned for the party during
their stay ii Cornish by members Of the
colony. ..4.s...sl a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
VERMONT TURNS
DOWN HOLY CROSS
Hard-Fought Contest Results in 6 to 0
Victory Of the Burlington Boys

Worcester. Oct. 2s.--Holy Cross was
defeated here Saturday by the univer-
sity of Vermont in one Of the most
desperately contested games ever played
in Worcester, 0 to 0. Vermont won, but
not through superior playing. Holy Cross
carried the bali within Vermonf's 20
yard line on three different occasions IN
the first half, while Vermont found it
almost impossible TO gain. Vermont
braeed in the second half, and carried
the ball into Holy Cross territory, but
was compelled to punt on each occasion,
after en- exchange Of pnnts. Near the
end of the game Watkins and White
alternated In carrying the ball down the
field toward the Holy Cross goal line.
After desperate battle, Holy Gross held
for downs on their three-yard line. Daily
then punted for Holy Gross to the 40
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
Indians TrOunce The QuakerS
Good and Hard
U. v. M. DOWNS HOLY CROSS
Springfield Springs Surprise on Harvard
brown Beats Williams, Yale
swAmps vilIanova, and wes-
Isyan Falls to Trinity.

Surprises were many on the foot bali
fsld Saturday. Cornell woke up grid
iron fans by bnating Princeton BY a
single point. while CIsiisle caused an
other sensation by trouncing the strong
fennsyiyania eleven. Thcn Harvard
was given rafting game by the Spring.
field training school, and something new
in the line Of forward passing was
sprung on the Cambridge onlookers.
Dartmouth showed strength AZ Am.
herst. but Il had all the hard luck pos
sible. Amherst was up against a SUI
pefior team and did well 20 hold the
AWah. Who.Wahs" 10 Is TO 10. Dart.
mouth and Amherst were scored on Sat.
trday Tor tho first time. Yale swamped
yiIlanoya, Trinity beat Wesleyan, and
Brown put Williams down in a sta
but somewhat erratie game. u. v. NJ.
beat Holy Cross 8 20 Q, The results:
Dartmouth rs. Amherst 10.
Harvard Q, Training School 5.
Cornell g., Phnecton 5.
Carlisle "a. Pennsylvania q.
Brown -, Williams IL.
Yale %, Villano,a Q.
West Point 30. Rochester o.
Vermont 8, Holy Cross 0.
Trinity 5, Wesleyan 0.
Massachusetts ~Aggies" 20. Worcester
Tech 0.
swarthmore u, Gettysburg 0.
Maryland "AsgieS' II, George Wash
ington 0.
Syncuse %, Hamilton 0.
Annapolis II, Lafayette 0.
Yale freshmen Q, Exeter o.
Brown freshmen 5, Harvard freshmen
o. SD
Pennsylvania freshmen IS, Andover o.
Maine 4, Tufts 0.
Bates 81, New Hampshire 0.
Bowdoin 5, Colby 0.
Fordham 80, Georgetown 0.
Lehigh 9. Dickinson 8.
St. Johns IL, Franklin and Marshall
o.
Haverford 9, Ursinus O.
Union s5, College Of New York 8.
New York university 4, Rensselaer,
Tech 0.
Rutgers 80, Delaware 0.
Nebraska %, Colorado s.
Virginia o. North Carolina 4.
Illinois IS, Wisconsin T.
Sc. Louis ~, Creighton 0.
Michigan p. Ohio State 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
ACCIDENT IN MAINE.
Train Owed Into Lake Carrying Italians
to Death.

Bfillinocket, Me-, oct. 2se-Three, and
possibly Ave, Italians lost their lives
Saturday, and train consisting Of an
engine and II hat-cars loaded with bal.
last was overturned and submerged by
the washing out Of the foundation Of q
trtktle on the schoodic railroad now be-
ing built near East bfillinocket.
Altogether about dozen Italians we're
thrown into the water, which is from
six to 10 feet deep. The exact number
was not known. The most 81 them swan
to a place Of safety One was drowned
and two, and possibly three or four, were
buried beneath the loads Of gravel and
rocks.
All three Of the trainmen saved them.
selves by jumping. The only victim
whose name was Known was Eric Sin
icaldi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

7. H. Moore Left Money IN Concord
Depot.

Concord. n. H., Ort. st, II. Moore.
a business man Of Nashua, fastened
from the Boston & Maine railroads.
waiting room here % catch a train for
home, leaviHg 4 small package on the
seat. The package happened 20 contain
nearly 5000. and II gave Moore very
bad half.hour.
The train had reached Nashua carly
yesterday before Moore missed his pack
age lie had bern in Concord attending
the annual meeting Of the White Noun
tain Travellers association.
He rushed 70 a telephone and asked
Station Agent johnson Of Concord IL
he bad found the money
Sure thing" answered Nr. johnson.
@Pil send Il by the next train"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

Capitalists Organise Fer Development Of
Clay Deposits.

Rutland. Oct es.-Withln a week Il
u expected that the construction Of Z
$40 plant for the working d ! yalu'
Able clAy depotlt Fecently discovered a
Clarendon, about four iailes from ths
city, Vii b commenced. and when &
Il completed wlll employ ahont ~ lands A
The poNer lor ne plant win BE obtained
ifpm Cold river, which has already beaii
dammed.
The company, which Is known a. the
Clarendon clay and mining company
has been incorporated vita capital
stock Of $4,000, the shares being held
by eight men. Those who are backing
the project and the officers Of the cor
porhflon are T. G. Bump Of Brandon
president: l. c. Newton % TieondeFoga,
n u. tiee-prealdenf q. II. Bump Bran
DON. secretary ". Vs. jeffrey OF Tleon
deroea treasurer and Measrs. Warren
Bruce and Whitney Of Tieonderoga, Mr..
lAyid Of Clarendon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
DESIGNS ON KINGS LIFE.
Man Intending ITO Shoot the Boss Ar
rested at Newmarket Eng.

London, oct. "a. The police lit New
market, Eng, Saturday arrested man
suspected of having designs on the life
Of King Edward or the prince Of Wales.
The prisoner, who was a member Of the
Bechuanaland (South Africa police,
named J. H. Pearse, was found wander
ing in Chippenham park, where the king
had been shooting last week, and in
which the prince IS going to shoot to-.
day. Pcarse, when taken into custody,
said he intended to shoot the boss, who
was shooting here After examination
in the police court he was remanded for
further inquiries regarding his past life,
He participated IN the Jameson raid
into the Transvaal, and is hboring UNI
der the impression that he has q grew
ance against King Edward The king
left Newmarket Friday and returned to
London.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
CRIPPLED AUTO
HELD A MILLION.
The Scattered crscnbacks Drew Crowd in
New York Street.


New York, Oct. p. The breaking
down Of a big automobile loaded
with sl.00n000 drew such crowd
around the entrance TO the Grand
street. ferry Saturday that police
rserres had 20 be called out 70 keep
back the mob and protect the money.
IN the automobile were Mr.. Roth. man.
agtf u Che State Bank Of Brooklyn, and
chauffeur. over the top Of the DOOR
~ Tie machine the edges Of bales Of
ereanbaeks could b. seen, aud when the
4fent part of the ear blew up, packages
u money were scattered al over the
rear seat, few falling to the ground
The machine was head foF the VIII
liamsburg bank.
The sight u the grcanhacks started =
rush Of hundreds 20 the spot, and when
Mr.. Roth announced that the machine
carried si,O00O00, the four policemen on
duty AZ the ferry rushed Va 10 protect
the treasure. A hrehoat was moored
near By. and the hremen aided In the
protection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
BOY SHOT.
Fatal Result May Ensue as Result Of
Accident.

Orange, Mass, Oct. os--.A serious ac-
cidental shooting occurred at Wheeler in
Orange yesterday which may cost a
boys life. William Kelar, IL, shot Les
lie Baker in the groin while shooting at
mark 1t was purely accidental. Oh.
Stetson Of Greenfield and DIR. Munroe Of
Orange decided To take the boy to the
hospital at Greenfield last night, where
they probed for the bullet. II i y very
serious case, and there is much doubt
Of his recovery. The Kelar hoy is the
son Of Joseph Kelar who lives at Wheel
er. and the Baker hoy is the son Of Mrs.
burton Baker be Smith avenue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

Disgrace Was Death to Pittsburl
Man.

Pittsbnfg. Penn. Oct. as-rPleass
don't send ms 20 Jail. Judge I've never
been IN jail IN my life and Il win XIII
me-" pleaded Michael Dolan. IS. who had
been arrested Tor drunkenness. Mngis.
trate Prank Brady had sentenced aim 10
aerve 10 days IN default Of n fine.
~0h, gsesa Il won't kill you" smil-
ingly answered the magistrate. You'll
find II all right IN JAIL"
AZ DoIan walked down The steps and
through the barred door he staggered
and fell Ile Vas picked up and carried
into the Office Of the warden and the
jail physician was summoned. He glanc.
ed At Doian, shook bis head and only
said:
Heart disease"
The mans prophecy had come true.
The disgrace Of going TO jail had killed
hin,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

Harry J. simonds Of Rutland Uneon-
scious From Loss Of Blood.

Rutland, Oct 2s.-Harry J. simonds
Of jackson avenue, employed AZ brake.
man on the Rutland railroad, was the
victim Of an accident about 10 Friday
evening which nearly resulted In bis
bleeding 70 death. Simonds slipped and
stuck his left arm through a window
pane. An artery was severed In the
wrist.
lie was immediately taken 10 the
Office OF 4 physician. The doctor vas
not IN. and 4 WA nearly half an hour
before the physician was located, the
man becoming Unconscious in the mean
time from loss Of blood. The doctor
who dressed the wound stated that be
thought the man would recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

West Lebanon, \. II, Oct. 2s.-Rock-
land military academy defeated Ran
dolph high school, Is to 5, Saturday
afternoon, in an erratic. fumbIiDg game.
Mum, Sanbom and AIeCullum were the
stars for Rockland. This is the firs.
time Roland has been scored on this
season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
1--WE OFFIcERs AND Two woMEN
Adrift in Mid-aiT on 4 Rudderiess Air
ship-Descent Without Injury.

Paris, oct. ee.-while the Lebaudey
airship Patrie, bought for the use Of the
French army. was making evolutions
over Paris Saturday, with five officers
and two women on board, a propeller
dropped Of and she drifted heipiessly
In the wind for hour, finally descend
ing without injuries being inflicted %
her passengers. s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
Gen. Booth Tired Out.

Pittshurg, oct 2s General William
Booth, commander in4chicf ct the Saliva
ton Army, is at the Hotel Henry in this
city, greatly fatigued following q jour
ney from Columbus, O., Saturday.
While it il stated the generals con.
dition Is net grave, II Is admitted that
he is very tired and much exhausted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
100000 ASKED DIVORCE.
The Record for Ten Years Fixed by the
Census Bureau.

Washington, D. G., Oct 2s.--Months
Of work BY nearly 5000 clerks and spe-
eial agents Of the census bureau has
resulted in the information that approx
mately 100000 married couples asked
for legal separation during the 10 years
from 1897 to 1906, or at the rate of $780,
900 year.
Publication win be made ia q few
months Of the reasons given in the COM
plaints on which these divorces were
asked. It is estimated that two-thirds
Of the cases were successful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

sldeTel separately. would tend 70 dis.
credit Mrs, Tuttlcs testimony a. to
the whereabouts ol Fairbanks early IN
the afternoon Of May IS, yet il u a
iaet that three Of those witnesses dis
agree q 70 where be was.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
CALL CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE.
Secretary Straus Desires to Promote
Trade Relations.

Washington, d G., Oct ss- Co-opera.
tion of the chambers Of commerce 81 tho
United States is the subject Of a meet
ing Of Representatives Of these bodies,
called by Secretary Straus al the de-
partment Of commerce and labor, to be
held Dec. 5. The meeting win consider
q practical plan for rendering service
to the commercial interests Of the
United States, In which the department
will cooperate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
FAST TIME IN ATRsHIP.
Henry Farman Drives His Aeroplane III
Meters ID So Seconds.

Paris, Oct. 2S. Henry Farman, in the
presence Of cheering enthusiasts III Paris,
Saturday afternoon, drove his aeroplane
III meters in So seconds, at the height
Of about three meters, thus breaking all
previous records. Earlier in the day
Farman covered 1863 meters in 80 sec.
onis, breaking the record of 220 meters
held by Santos Dumont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
: ACCIDENTALLY AsPHYxIArED.
Mrs. Nay currisr Of Havsrhili Found
Dead.

Haverhill, Mass, Oct. 2sy-Mrs. May
currisr was found dead last night In her
apartment on Washington avenue. Gas
was escaping from : tube attached 10
heat radiator.
II is supposed that the woman aeci.
dentally knocked The tube from It's con
Hection early in the morning and then
fell asleep on q couch.
She was 81 years old and the widow
Of Jerome ClirTier, formerly known in
various New England cities as a teacher
OF dancing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

Score, Vermont q Holy Cross O.
touchdown, Smith; goal from touchdown
Watkins referee. Goodman Of Bowdoln,
umpire. Donncly 81 Durtmouthi lines.
men. fiahersy Of Holy Cross, llaidy u
Vermont head lincsman, Finn time, 2o'
minute halves
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
HEIR TO seSo,Ooo GOES ON
WITH PLAsTERIEG JOB.
Bennington Man Takes Announcement
Of Fortune Cody.

bennington, Oct. 2s.--Arthur T. Viii
son, while At work on a cement job in
the cellar Of the Willoughby block, was
called to the long-distance telephone
Saturday and informed that his uncle,
George A. Wilson, who died in Brighton
last June had made him principal heir
10 an estate Of s650,000 Wilson return
eli TO the cellar, picked up his troweI and
went to work again. He will finish his
job before be goes. He u about IS years
Of age and has o wife and one son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

yard line and 10 one rush carried Il
through center for a tolshaoNn. Wat
kins kicked goal There maA no more
scoring, but Holy Cfoss, rendered des'
porate. carried the ball % Nermonis
J0.yard line, whom time was called. Yer.
mont outweighed Holy Cos. % pounds
TO man, but vas mush the slower Of
The two, aud was rushed Oh is feet In
The fret hall. The line-upi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
Neither Could Score.

Bellows Falls, Oct. 2s.--In the best
game ever played on Fuller field, Yer
mont academy held Colby academy Sat
urday afternoon to nothing to nothing
score.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
piles cured b ) q 81 Dave.

pAZ0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
ant case OF Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
Protrnding Piles in G to II days or mon
ey refunded. Soc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

ArRo Red salmon 4 the Deb that made
Alaska valuable 10 the United states
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
NORWICH DErEArs 81. MIcHAEps.
Mortified Boys Play Open Game With
Good Resulla.

Northheld, Oct. 2s.-Norwich univer.
sity defeated ST. Miehacl'e college Of
Burlington Saturday Afternoon on the
parade, 80 to o.
The game Was interesting from the
start 70 the finish, In that Norwich play
ed a very open game and showed that
she has a thorough knowledge Of new.
style foot ball. In the first half Nor
wich made three touchdowns. Huntiey
kicking goal. The visitors were a
lighter team and were strong on line
buckinR. but weak on the defensive.
In the second half Norwich made three
more touchdowne, all OF which were
made In rapid succession, by working
the forward pass and on side kicks.
Reed was easily tho star OF the game,
making several long runs, two Of which
resulted in touchdowns, after be had
shook OF men who attempted 70 make a
tackle. White, the new quarter back, a
freshman, coming here from Dean acad.
envy, has developed into a remarkable
man, showing great headwork at criti-
cal times, Huntley was all over the
field and made gains through the line
at viii for long gains. Ryan and Muir.
ply for the visitors were effective play.
ers. The line-ups
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28
EFFORTS UNSUCCESSFUL.
Mother Tries to Rescue Three From
Flames; AL Die.

carmi, Ill, Oct. 2s.--Four were burned
10 cath at a hayshed south Of this
city. Mrs. Laura Ellison. IS years old.
had goe 10 visit = neighbor's, taking ner
Charles and Ethel, aged 5 and )
With a colored boy ser
want the children went to an old hayshed
TO play. In some manner they set fire
TO the hay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-28

Reversing the practice of many deal
ers, We pleasc our customers first and
then ourselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

The Caroline Kline Galland
Home for Aged People will be built
as soon as the probate proceedings
are concluded The home will be
located within convenient dia
lance from the center OF the city
overlooking either the sound or Lake
Washington. honham Gaiiand, hus.
band Of Mira Caroline Kline Gal.
land. the deceased philantropiat. IL
al present engaged ia trying to find
a convenient and healthfnl site for
the home.
Mr.. Galiand. In an Interview with
a Star reporter this morning. said
Until the probate proceedings are
concluded no active work can of
course be done In carrying out my
wlfe'a plans. but in the meanwhile
I am not idle am on the lookout
for n proper. convenient and health
fui sita ovcrlook,nK either Lake
Washington or the sound a. close
10 the city a. possible The build
inKs that We intend 10 put up for
the home Will cost from tlsoOoo
10 sfs0.0oo aud they will contain
every comfort and convcnleneea
that can be devised 70 make the old
people happy.
Mira. Galland'a Idea was that a
home should b. a home in every
sense OF the word. and ~ little Ike
n public instuticn a. possible. To