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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
Nailed to New York \. c.
From Dublin
RACESASSURED NEXT YEAR
Challenge Comes from Sir Thomas, and
rs Mailed to Gain Time-Acts
Through the Royal Irish
Yacht Club.

London sept i4.--A challenge for the
America cup, in behalf # Sir Thomas
Upton. IN the name If the Royal Irish
Yacht club. was mailed To the New York
Yacht club from Dublin YESTERDAY
Sir Thomas viii make the attempt to
regain the cup ia 1905.
Announcement was made yesterday
afternoon BY Sir Thomas in London and
BIZ the secretary Of the Royal Irish
Yacht club at Dublin
Details III tlle challenge were arranged
when sir Thomas visited Dublin recently
IN the course 81 Yachting cruise around
the British isles On board the Erin.
He told friend months ago Of his
intention to challenge, bat having until
the end of September To take action.
he deferred challenging until the eleventh
hour, not being DESTROYS pf giving the
American yaehtEnen more time than nee
essary 70 make preparations FOX defend.
ing the cup, they having, it is claimed.
great advantage In ii being necessary
for the challenging yacht IL cross the
Atlantic
The Royal Irish Yacht club was or.
ganized in 1871 and is located at Kings
town, near Dublin. It's races are sailed
on tile Irish sen, over courses free from
headIands. The officers Of the club are:
Commodore, the marquis Of Ormonde.
vice commodore, Henry Crawford; rear
commodore. j. Hume Dugeon; honorary
secretary, Richard G. Smith.
The marquis Of 0rmonde is also com
modore of the Royal Yacht squadron, the
most exclusive Yachting organization in
Europe
II is not known why Sir Thomas de-
cided to challenge through the Royal
Irish Yacht club, instead OF the ROYAL
Ulster Yacht club, which ISSUED the pre-
yious challenges in his behalf, unless be
thinks that change Of luck may follow
his change Of clubs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
Minlater convIetea d Biranr.

st. Louis, Sept i3.-The Rev Albert
Minton. formerly pastor Of a Metho.
dist church at Eflnehsm. H., was con-
yicted Of bigmy yesterday afternoon
and was sentenced To serve two years Ii
the penitentiary He had been arrested
ct Village Grove, m, under the name
o. Charles Anderson At the instance Of
bis first wife, Mn. Frances Allen Min
ton, and Mrs Isabella Parster Minton.
his second wife, both Of whom were
present when he was sentenced. Mags.
trate r. p. Haughton Of this city testi.
fed that he married MintoH TO his first
wife and the Rev Father r. J Benton
Of ST. Joseph's convent, this city, testi.
fed that he married Minton to his see.
ond wife Minton has been a brakeman
and a barber since committing higamy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
rovrRNoR AT 81 FAlR.
His Escost win Be the Cadets q
Norwich University.

His Eseogt VIII BE the CADETS q
Norwich University
White River junction. Sept -.
T'hs first annual Vermont stare faif Rill
II openea BIZ Governor Fletcher =.
tsFofs n "a ire coinmodious grounds e.
Nxdite Riser junction Tuesday, 0ctonef
His escort on that day Nili III 1le
Nssffjeh nnisersitg cadets and se VIZ
be ACCOMPANIED 81 several sta{e on
ceTs
The cadet viii remain pn the gToaina'
lisinr MA lie III the soldier during
the three days of the faif Iney WI
daily give exhibition drills " WHICH
they are sery efficient.
a feature Of the horse exhibit VIII e
the showing Of the United states Toy
eminent Morgan horses from the breed
ing farm at Wegbfilge. These horses
viii not compete for premiums but Wih
ia vi exhibition to show what the gov
-ernment i doing 10 revive the Morgan
strain and this feature alone Is sure g
interest al horsemen.
The sterling silver cups 70 be offered
al prizes III the horse department have
arrived from the siIyersinith's ana they
are handsome in design with the beet
Of workmanship. They are now on eA-
hibition There are several Of these
cups including the state fair cup which
ii valued at Sl10g. The other cups afe
valued At $40 each.
The new railroad from the village 70
the fair grounds is completed and trains
have been run over it. 1t has been pro.
n0uneed al excellent piece Of constztlt.
tion by competent railroad men atia
there II eYers reason foF beliereing that
the accommodation to tie grounds viii
be ample 10 take care Of the largest
crowds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
RENEWED REPORTS THAT
METcALF WILL RETIRE.
President, It Is Said, Is Relying on
Assistant Naval Secretary.

Washington, Sept. Renewed re-
ports are anoat today Of Secretary Of
the Navy Metcalfs early retirement
from the cabinet. The reports come from
high officials while the Navy Depart.
ment, where It Is said the President IS
relying chiefly On Assistant Secretary
NewbeTY.
Secretary Metcalfs whereabouts are
not known at the department lie is
somewhere between the Pacific coast
and Washington, but has not been
heard from for days, aud Is lost al
completely as he was early last summer
when be got fog.bound on a jamestown
Exposition trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
PRESIDENT ORDERS INQUIRY
INTO EPTDEMIcs DUE TO MILK
Many Gases Believed to Have Been
flushed Up BIZ Doctors.

Washington, ~ q, sept. lily di-
reetion of the president and Secretary
Cortelyoa. both 81 whom are interested
IN sanitary milk questions, Surgeon Gem
eral Wyfhan las set On foot an inquiry
designed To reveal eases III epidemic and
diseases caused hy impure milk, which
have been kept quiet
a oircslar sent out BY DR.. WYman
yesterday to boards Of health and doc
tors intimates strongly that medical
men have bpen hushing up lot 81 such
cases. ana SAYS II II believed that al
though many epidemics caused by milk
have been reported, greater number
known to medical mr nave not been
discussed. Special blanks Tor full re.
ports are enrlosed.
The president IN deeply concerned in
the whole milk inquiry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
SAYS CHORD ON cANTILEvER
Arm OF BRIDGE WAS BENT.
Workman on Collapsed Structure at Que.
bee Gives Testlmony

Quebec. Sept. Ia,-Thc government
commissions Investigation OF The Quebec
bridge disaster was continued Thursday.
A workman named Laiounesse testified
that on The Monday preceding the coll
lapse Of the bridge he noticed that one
Of the chords Of the canlilever arms was
bent. lie saw engineers Bifks and Yen
ser examining 1t. There was no break
in the chord
The commissioners probably viii visif
New York the latter part Of The week
to examine engineer Cooper. Three more
bodies were recovered Thursday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
Nc Inerease IN 10 d Milk.

The Boston Evening Transcript win
publish IN its Saturday issue, Septem.
Der "a, = discriminating and impartial
article on the increase in tho price Of
milk The dairymans the Wholesalers,
the retailers, and the public's sides viii
De treated with utmost care BY an ex-
pert who has studied the subject in all
is bearings on the farm and 10 the city
for years. Tho questions Is the fiaa
IN the price of milk justiheds" VIII be
answered definitely and eoneluHively.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
FISH SEES JUDGE
IN MYSTERY VISIT
Spends Hour in Ali-Night Court in Com
pany with Dir. Jerome

New York, Sept Dist Atty Je.
rome and Stuyyesant Fish 81 the Ilh-
nois Central railroad. who recently had
lively bout with Harahan at a board
meeting. were with Magistrate Corrigan
at the ahnight eourt until long after
midnight yesterday morning.
First they had q whispered converse
ton with the magistrate as he sat On
the benchsa and later, just after Y o'clock
the three men went 10 the magistrates
private room.
The district attorney said the visit
had some significance, but Alr, Fish de-.
elined 10 talk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
CALL IuRY IN BoRAH CASE.
Result Of Charges Against the District
Attorney.

Baise. Idaho. Sept IA Following the
sling Of aHidavits m the federal court
b. three members Of The grand Jury,
which returned indictments Against SEN
afor B0rah and others. charging intimi.
dation against District Attorney Ruick,
an order has been issued for tue grand
jury TO meet again Sept. Is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
DOVES LOSE
10 OUAKERS
Second Game Of Double Head
era Tie
PILGRIMS AND ATHLETICS
AZ ThiFteen Innings % Friday, the
18th, and Neither Side Scores
The Other League
Games.
PILGRIMS AND ATHLETICS

Bos@a, Sept, l4-The Quaker batters
touching Boultes' delivery for nine hits
in the first game Of the double header at
the South end grounds spelled defeat for
the Doves. The score at the end Of the
N fret game was Z to 2 iii favor Of Phila-
delphia
In the second game Beantown and
slowtown struggled fse nine innings, at
the end Of which she score was tied and
umpire 0'Day called the game, as II
was growing dark.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
JURY INDICATES HUSBAND
WHO SHOT WIFE's ADMIRER
One East Aurora Citizen Found Not
Guilty Of Killing the Other.

Buffalo, n. Y, Sept. 4.--A jury in the
criminal term Of the Supreme court on
Thursday night returned verdict o.
not guilty in the trial Of Arthur w
Mehner Of East Aurora, who was charg
ed with the murder Of Dwight H. Bayor
of the same village.
Only two ballots were taken by tbs
jury, the first showing eleven for a yer.
dirt Of mot guilty. and the second
unanimous for acquittaI The verdict
'sas ehesrod By the crowd in the court
room.
Mehner was Jealous Of Bagor's atten.
tions To Mrs Mehner and shot him AZ
ter the shooting Aiehner surrendered to
a policeman and confessed The defense
was emotional insanity, but the testi.
mony was evidently intended to bring
out the justification theory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
PEACE CONFERENCE TO
END on SEPTEMBER Is.
Brigadier-General Davis So Reports to
Officials at Washington.

Washington, ID. c., Sept. l4-The last
session Of The Hague conference win be
held on Sept rs, and the protocols win
be signed onstiie following day, accord
ing to a letter received yesterday BY
Major Porter. acting Judge advocate
general Of the army, from Bridgadier.
General George B. Davis, member Of
the American delegation.
The letter was written a week ago,
and in giving the status Of the work of
the various commissions showed that the
matters in which America Is particu-
larly interested were near completion,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
YesterdayIs Ameriean League Games.

At Philadelphia, Boston 6, Philadel-
phia game called at end Of 18th on
account Of darknessl.
At New York, Washington 10, New
York 2
At st, Louis, st. Louis 8, Chicago 0.
At Detroit, first gamel Cleveland 4,
2AtFoit n; second gamel Detroit 10,
NeYnland O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
snail Hands q BIZ 80.

Shelf YOU don't stop your compIi.
ments | shall have to put my hands
over my ears
He ggallahtlyl--Ah. your hands are
far too small. -~IatIer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
National League Standlng
a nc ID Thirtsen Innings

Philadelphia, Sept IA The Philadel-
phi and Boston teams on the American
league grounds gave and took at the
game yesterday for 3 innings, the score
at the end, when the game was called
because Of darkness, being tied at 6
to g.
The Athletics made IA hits and four
srrors while the Pilgrims made IL hits
and three errors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
Yesterdays National League Games.

/ At Boston, first camel Philadelphia
10. Boston 2; lsecond camel Phiadel,
lphia 3, Boston , fganae called al end
s0f 9th Oh aecount of darlnessl
ATT Brooklyn, New York 2, Brooklyn
IL
At pittsburg Pittsburg 4, st. Louis 0.
AT Chicago, Chicago 2, Cincinnati 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
ROYAL GIFT TO LOEB.
P Of Elephants Tail Is Borne by Afri-
rnn Kir.nir Hnr.ld

t7F " All~ FEINII ANIl = E79tIE " FEFEE-
can Kings Herald.
Oyster Bay, n n Sept IA President
Roosevelt's secretary, William Loeb. Jra
yesterday received a unique gift from
Ernest Lion, the American minister sta.
toned at Liberia, Africa. This was the
tip, or brush, 81 an elephants tail hay
ing thick tuft Of hair. which was
mounted on crooked leather handle.
Mr. Liion wrote that it Is an African
badge Of honor borne aloft by the her
aid who preeedes the African king
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
IoHNsoN Nor 4 CANDIDATE.
Governor Says He Does Not Intend Il
Become One.

st. Paul MINI, Sept. la--'1 am not
presidential candidate, and | do not
intend to become one" This was the
emphatic declaration mada BY Governor
John A. johnson TO a party Of promit
nent Nebraskans who came to the capt.
tai to present three invitations TO Gov
ernor Johnson to speak in Nebraska.
The governor declined al three Of the
invitations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
wELLMAN IS OUT OF WIND.

And is Returning to The United
States
Norway. Sept 14-Walter Wellman
has arrived al Tromsoe on board the
Firth Jof, aud announced definitely
that the trial trip TO the north pole
he's been declared of for the season.
the ship made ascent Sept ?, but en-
countered bad winds, and the ballast
had 10 be cut from parts 70 save her
from complete destruction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14

Mrs. Amanda Allen, Rosey Berreron.
s6sah Berry, Susie Carrief Anna Den.
ton. Mrs. &. a. Densm0re. Ethel Drink
water Lena Fuller, Mrs. Kate Cree.
bertha Hinkley, Mrs. D, W. Hunt.
neia Haggett Jennie Hall. sphronie
Lawrence. Eva Leblanc, Marguerite Nc.
Donald, Mrs. c. ~ Neal Bell Pratt.
Miss w. Roemr Grace Ropes, Emma
stewart, Mary Waite, Mrs Eva Wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14
who win Claim Them?

List Of letters remaining uncalled for
AZ the Barre post Office for the week
ending September IS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-14

George Berry, Angela Brusa, r. n.
Carsewll George Duckett. Irving j.
Duprey, Joseph Donnelly, Lois Dodgon,
n r. Fadden. J. L. Fuller. Chas. Green.
Louis Gonee, joseph Hernon, John
Kessotk, G, F. Nelson, John Powell,
John RoyeFoft, Theodore sorrell, a. M.
Turner, z. VI Wiley, Prin. Boys school.
Sec. Agricultural society, Frank Don.
fou
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-21
MANY FIRES In TOWN.
Did Little Damage and We're Really GOOD
Thing for Many People.

There were quite number of small
fires yesterday which were actually OF
a good deal of benefit to many people.
In the first place they helped the trade
of Wangier Bros. our popular drag
gists as they sold the Wadswertl
Bros. "Chicos" which were burned.
Then they benefited the smokers, fol
it certainly is benefit to any man tC
find cigar for &c. that will give bin
more satisfaction than l0c. cigars
have before.
We might say truthfully that these
cigars were good thing for many
others, as nothing makes a man more
good natured than satisfactory smoke
such as he always gets when he lights
"Chico.
Wangler Bros. have secured the
local agency for Wadsworth Bros.
"Chicos, and want all smokers tC
try them and see that at last it is pos
sible to get real Havana cigar. well
made, good size, free smoker, delici
Gus flavor, for DC. Better try 9
"Chico" on their recommendation
1873
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-21
Another Motor Boat Launched.

On Monday H. +. Thompson
launched the motor boat which he has
been building during spare hours
during the summer. 1t is a fine look
ing boat, made of galvanized iron,
of modern pattern, and will no doubt
afford him much pleasure. 1t is the
second launch built here this summer.
The first one owned by J. S.
Thomas. B. E. Buckuell and the
editor of this paper has been running
for several weeks and they have had
much pleasure from il. as have also
many parties who have been out with
them There is sufficient water for
ru1ning the launches between tie
BcrHatz and Tavener dams aloug II q
Dugway, and ut no place along the
river is the scenery more beautiful.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-21
Original Notice.

In the District Court of Iowa, in and for
Winneshek County, September Term. 1907.
CHRI5TOPH ER BENDICKSON, Plaintiff,
vs,MARY BENDlCK5ON, Defendant.
To Mary Bendickson, Defendant above
named:-
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office of the clerk of the District
Court of Winnesheik County Iowa, a petition
OF Plaintiff in the above entitled cause asking
that he may be divorced from you on the
ground OF desertion, in that you on the Sd day
of October, 1902, in violation of your ma rriage
vow, and without any fault of Plaintiff, will
fully deserted the Plaintiff, and that you have
ever since absented yourself from him with
out any reason or just cause thereof
That unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day of the next
Term of the District Court of Winnesheik
County, Iowa, being the september Term OF
said court, which will commence at DEBORAH
on the I'D day of September 1907. default will
lie entered against you and judgment and
deere rendered thereon. a. rovided bv law.
Dated this ISL day of August, A. d. 1907.
W u. - 'R AND
34-f Atty. for Plaintiff
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-21
CITY SCHOOLS OPEN SEPTEMBER I'd.
New High School Teachers and Additional
Studies Give Prospect for Elk.
cellent Year.

On the first Monday in September
the doors of the public schools will
be thrown open to the children of the
city. Owing to the great demand for
teachers and the general advance in
salries, several of the last year S
teachers will not return to their
places in our schools. In the grades
the following changes have been
made:
Miss Harriet Hancock, graduate of
the State Normal and former
teacher in the Allamakee county
schools will fill the vacancy in the
9th ward school, Miss Belle Aker,
graduate of the State Normal and a
former teacher in the schools of
Estheryille, and Miss Mabel Owen,
graduate of the State Normal, for
mer teacher at Reinbeck, will til the
vacances in the grades in the main
building.
The high school teachers engaged
for the year are as follows:
Mrs. Eva M. Fleming, A. B.,
Cornell College.
Miss Mignon Maynard. A. B., State
University.
Miss Nellie A. Chase, B. Phi, State
University, A. B. Mount Holyoke
College, Mass.
Edwin Burrows. B. s., Drake
University.
H. c. Johnson, B. Phi, M. A.,
State University.
In making the selection of the new
teachers, scholarly attainment COM
bined with successful experience has
received careful consideration
In the high school, strong review
courses will be given in the common
branches 10 better qualify those who
enter upon the work of teaching OF
those who do not go away to college.
Also good course in practical book
keeping, office methods and CONNER
cial law, will be started with the
/ beginning of the school year. Til
course will be strictly mp to date anC
! consider only methods and bushes
| practice now in vogue.
| With the beginning of this year,
strenuous effort will be made to ell
force the compulsory school law
Children above seven years of ag
should be in the schools. The chile
labor law prohibits the employment
of children of the compulsory attend
ance age. Citizens should hearth,
cooperate in enforcing regular at
tendance and refrain from the tempta
ton of employing children who ough
to be in school.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-21
Remember the Races.

We are going to give you some free
for all farmers races-half mile GO
as you please-start from halter led
horse At the word you harness and
hitch your horse without assistance
and finish the half mile quick as you
quick.
Also make your entries for the mule
races under saddle, half mile. Purse
$40 each race.
Give us your entries for the run
ming races. are about half mile dash,
$40 purse for each race. and don't
forget the Winnebago Indian pony
races each day.
We will have some good harness
races and will give you particulars
later Purses $3.50.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-21
DEBORAH KEEPS GOOD RECORD.
Defeats Waucoma Thursday. Burr Oak Fri.
day and Calmar Sunday in Games
which Attract Large Crowds.

The Decorah base ball team has
made clean record thus far, playing
some good games before enthusiastic
crowds.
After administering such an over
whelming defeat to the Maynard team
last week Tuesday, the boys went to
Waucoma Thursday, where they went
mp against one OF the crack teams of
this section. On account of the rain
the game did not start until late, and
at the end OF the ninth inning the
score was tie, 2 TO 2, and the game
was called by mutual consent. The
grounds were very muddy and slip
perry and it was a very difficult
matter 10 play Bidne and Feltis
were the battery for DEBORAH and
Kaveney Of Postville and Belnap for
Waucoma. DEBORAH made II hits,
error and wild throws, while Wau-
coma got hits, with 2 errors and one
wild throw Had it not been for
the wet condition Of the grounds the
game would doubtless have been a
hummer.
On Friday Burr Oak came to De-
corah, and the game at the fair
grounds may tttingly be styled a
comedy of errors. " Both teams
seemed from the start determined to
beat the other making errors, and
from beginning to end there were
errors of every conceivable kind
Rogue and Paley were the battery for
DEBORAH and Sullivan and Feltis for
Burr Oak. The visitors have a
mighty strong team for a small
country town. Sullivan is first
class pitcher, and with little better
support might have made things
! different. The game ended 10 to i'll
| DEBORAH S favor.
Sunday the team went to Calmar,
where they administered another de.
feat to the Calmar team, 8 to g.
Bidne and Paley were the battery fol
DEBORAH and Paley and Graf for Gal
mar 1t was a good game, but the
wind blew tiercely, and made it al
most impossible to catch the fly hits
DEBORAH made 10 hits, home runs,
three base hits, while Calmar made
8 hits, 1 three Dagger. Quite {
number went over from DEBORAH t,
see the game.
Several games ara booked for futur,
dates, so that it appears that the team
will have enough to do to keep then
busy They play Burr Oak at tn
Bluffton picnic on Thursday. Hawk
eye at home Friday, and Harmon,
here Sunday afternoon. On the 31s
inst. they play Cresco at Cresco
Sept. LIST, HARMONY at Harmony, ant
Sept 9TH Oelwein here. Negotiation
are also under way for games will
Waterloo, Farmersburg, and Volg;
City next week, but are not closed a
| we 90 to press
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-21
The Winnebaso Indians.

They will be here-a whole vii
lage-with 20 Indians, 30 ponies and
the entire equipment of tepees, camp
utensils, ETC., making AN entire
village complete. They will be
headed by DR.. Joe, Chief Medicine
Man, and will give daily pony races
and dances that will be of interest to
every one. Come and see them
dressed as they were before the white
mans appearance, in all the feathered
head dresses of their aboriginal days
Don t forget the free Fair attractions
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-21
10000 Gallons Of Water.

That's what Cora Beckwith uses in
the mammoth tank in which she gives
her exhibitions at the Winnesheik
Fair.
the Pam American. the Trans Missis-
sippi. and the Paris expositions
She will be here and will give exhi-
billions every afternoon of the Fair
and in the mornings of the big days.
A lecturer will describe every move
ment and stroke while the lady dis
plays herself in the water.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-08-21
Band Concert Friday NIGHT.

The Merchants Band will give
another open air concert at the corner
of Main and Winnebago streets, court
house square. on Friday evening of
this week. Ice cream and cake will
also be served. The Band boys are
making excellent Improvement with
their music, and while the concert is
free they will be glad to have as many
as possible patronize their ice cream
social. Ice cream and cake Is cents.