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Arizona republican., 1907-03-06
SALT RIVER VALLEY WATER
USERS ASSOCIATION.

Notice is hereby given that under the
provision OF the Articles OF Incorpora-
ton and OF the bylaws OF the Salt
River Valley water Users Association
and an pursuance thereof an election
by the qualified electors q said As>o-
cation will L. held on Tuesday. april
O.. 100. from S o'clock A. n. Of said day
-o . o'clock J.. ~. OF said day. al the
various polling places 20 BE- hereafter
designated by resolution OF the Board
Of Governors Of said Association. for
the election Of The following officers Of
said association. 5hat is 10 say:
one member of the Board OF Cover
n0rs in each Of the ten Council Dis
tri-ts into which the reservoir district
is divided, 20 serve Tor the term OF one
year. Also one member OF the Council
in each Of the said Council Districts to
serve for the term % three years. Also
I'm Council District 40. one to fill va
caucy, one Councilman 60 serve for the
term Of one year.
The said several terms Of said Off
Cars TO begin ar noon on the first Mon
dav In May A. L. 1897.
Members Of the Council Snd u the
Board OF Governors are to be elected
by the electors OF the reservoir district
who are qualified TO vote in the sew
eral Council Districts respectively. FOR
members OF the Council and the Boari
Of Governors TO be elected in said dis
triets respectively.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Association at Phoenix. Arizona. this
I-st day Of March. a. y. 1907
FRANK IT. PARKER
Secretary Of the salt River Valley Wa
ter Users Association.
First publication March :. 1907.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-06
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE.

In the probate court OF the county OF
Maric9ua, and territory Of Arizona.
In the matter Of the estate OF George
L. Collins, deceased.
Whereas the probate court OF the
county Of Maricop3 did on the gath
day Of January, 1907. order. adjudge
and decree that the Undersigned eN-
eCutor Of the will Of George L. Collins,
deceased. should sell at public auction
or private sale as the executor should
Judge To be most beneficial to the
estate and in one parcel or in subdi-
visions as the executor should judge
to be most beneficial 10 the estate for
cash or on terms as may be reason
able Tor the best interests Of the estate
all and singular the following lands
and tenements belonging to the estate
OF said deceased.
And whereas the undersigned execu-
tor Of the will Of said deceased judging
IL 10 be most beneficial Tor the estate
to offer the said premises at private
sale.
Notice il hereby given that the IN
dersiSned executor Of the viii OF Geo
L. Collins deceased hereby offers for
sale ut private sale the lands and pre-
misses OF said estate hereinafter de-
scriDed and givet notice that bids and
offers In writing will be received at
the Office oC L. J. Bcnnitt. No. 16 North
Center street in the city Of Phoenix.
Maricopa county, Arizona, on and at
ter the 18th day OF March. 1907. at L
noon.
The premises so offered for sale are
described as follows:
Parcel \. The south east Ia OF sec
ton Is. r. l y, r. z.
Parcel p The north east Ia Of sec
ton q. T. l y. T. . J..
Parcel c. The north west Ia OF Gee
ton q. r. l y. x. , J..
Parcel ID. The south east Id Of sec
ton 16. T. Y, r. . Z.
Parcel J.. Five 90 acres in the south
east corner OF the north east Ia Of
section -, 7. / y. r. T. on which is
located a well and pumping plant and
connected with this piece of land is
roadway thirty feet wide running due
west along the south line Of the north
II or said section i, all Of which
premises are in the county OF MaricOpa
and territory OF Arizona.
The bids and offers for such pre-
misses must be in writing and accom-
panied by a certified check equal in
amount 10 ten per cent Of the bid made
and may be FOR one or more or all Of
said parcels. the balance OF the bid TO
be paid in cash on confirmation OF
sale
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, February
21st. 1907.
Z. J. BENNITT,
Arizona republican., 1907-03-06

office Of Chief Quartermaster. Den
YER Colo. March l. 1907. Sealed pro-
posals in triplicate will be received here
until IL a. M, on April >. 1907, for
transportation Of Military Supplies,
Routes Nos. 1, >. 3. I, ) and 6. and foT
drayage at Denver. Colo, and Phoenix.
Ariz., during the fiscal year commence
ing July /. 1907. Information furnished
on application. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked: PRO
posJis for Transportation on Route
NJ.........," addressed @. \. II. Nc
CAULIFT, Chief Q. VI.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-06

Henry Maillard's famous New York
candles received fresh every week At
the Phoenix Bakery
Arizona republican., 1907-03-06

Executor OF the will Of Geo. U. Collins,
Deceased.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-06

When a restoring
actually thousands of you well without trying
Il believe will help me- Il your duty yourself
and family try Lydia Z. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound
Arizona republican., 1907-03-06

Have your pianos tuned and resula-
tel by the Hamilton Bros, the WELL
known and reliable tuners. graduates
Of the New England Conservatory,
Boston. Mass. Orders left ~ Rede-
viii Music store viii receive their
prompt attention.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-06

office OK the C:ief Quarternaster.
Denver. Colorado. March T. 1907. Seal
ed proposals in tripliCA g viii be re-
cefved In this office until j o'clock
a. r-. April 4. 1897, and then opened.
for disinterring remains OF officers.
enlisted men and civilians buried in
the cemetery AZ the abandoned Post
If Fort Grant. Arizona. and boxing
and removing same with the head
stones thereto pertaining to Wilcox,
Arizona.
Instructions 10 bidders and blank
forms Of proposals viii be furnished
on application 20 this office, or 20 the
Caretakcr at Fort Grant.
G. 4. II. McCAULEY. Chief @. II.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-06

About all 4 pretty girl asks Is a
chance to show ,,ff-Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

building 240xi0 feet and two stories
IN height Tor market purposes and
will contract with the city to
charge a rental III line with that
Of public markets the country over
They will also agree Co allow n
10 be used for a. long az five years
ia the meantime the same rental
prevailing
Goodwin & Co say that they will
have the building ready Ia two
months. and, n necessary. IN the
meantime will run up a covering
over the sidewalk and the edge Of
the street 90 accommodate the pub.
lic market while the new structure
is being erected
The rentals Of the stalls. they
say, would run from 81 20 $40 a
month according to the area. Gen.
orally the stalls viii be- SKIS or
Sale feet A large stairway will
lead down a flight 70 a basement
story. where additional stalls can
be put In.
They say that the building they
will put up viii take care OF the
produce from $50 teams.
II viii be up TO the council 10.
night 10 authorize the erection Of
n temporary building such ~ de-
signed The provisions Of the
building ordinance would have "a
be- waived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
Whisky Ring Renews Fight 10 Rob Mayor Moore Of
His POwer--Backed By Corporations Seeking Re-
lei From Franchise Restrictions.

The city charter preaeribea
plainly and inteiligcntiy the man
neg 81 procedure 70 BE- taken shea
the people 0f the clfy desire any
changes IN the charter. said Mayor
Moore this morning IT can Only
b. done b. vote 81 the people
IAN that tho city council can DO
nos IN the absence II a petition
Of one-fourth Of me qualified cleo
tors Is 20 order the election on
their own initiative. for q eommla
sion 20 review aud redraft the char
ter.
This commission nust b. nam.
- BY the people
The plan 20 have the city com.
cil name a commission a. provided
IN a resolution submitted. IL not IN
accordance with she law on the sub.
iect
What might be done. perhaps
with benefit. would BE- the naming
81 body Of men 70 review the
charter and point out places IN the
charter that should be amended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

These amendments couid be made
ready and Submitted 20 ihf voters
a. the neat eitg eieeiloa neat
spring
The matter II before tho city
council ~ present In the resolution
Proposed last week 10 name a com
mission ~ nine 20 reyies. amend
and make up changes In tho char
ter a. may b. deemed best b. the
commission
This ncw charter would. 81 course.
have 70 BE- Submitted 70 The voters
but the voters under u would have
had nothing 10 DO with the selection
81 the men making tho changes.
Il il charged Ia come quarters
that the matter has becn thus
adroitly framed for tho purpose Of
having the powers that be control
the men who would BE- on tbs CON
mission Controlling the men
those behind the sceAe could die
tate the kind OF changes desired
Two things are said to be very
desirable on she part Of those who
are guiding the move for tbs char.
ter revision
These two points are. To eive
the city council certain adminls;rA
tive powoFs aud 70 afford The fran
chiae corporations some easement
from the restrictions that noN safe
guard the public Interest.
The first proposition ia a renewal
of the old fight against Mayor
Moore IN a uew EulEe n q con.
coded by politicians that Mayor
Moore IL likely 10 succeed himself
and Il would be torture for the OBJ
poaitlen in tho administration 10 20
through another two years like
those Of his first term.
when the matter % clipping the
wings OF the mayor was fought
through a couple Of mouths yainiy.
u was a. last dropped with the an.
derafandlng that & would be- called
up later In the manner now pro.
posed
just what ~ desired IN the way
Of giving the corporations less re-.
ntrlcfive franchises Is not clearly
stated. but II is the belief in we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
lp,m Promise From Clancy to Close up Pending Trial
= 4 (ase.-Sends Deputies to Meadows 10 See That
homse Is Kept

on eccoOnt Of the crowded con.
dltlon - Judge CAROLS calendar.
The case could not be reached Tot
trial today
A conference was held between
Morris, McElroy aud Macintosh la
the Judges private office. AZ a ~.
suit of which tho case was oontiu.
ued TO "Wednesday aud. n nocea
sary. TO a later daY. ON Morris
agreement thar the bar be closed
until the trial
Earlier In the dRy, Prosecuting
Attorney Macintosh had obtained
q search warrant Tor The Meadows
bar. and deputy sherlffs we're sent
ever With directions "a close up
TIE bar and arrest all persons con
nccied with it a. we'll as 20 con.
flseate all iutoxicanta II any az.
tempt 70 do business Was made.
Attorney WIN n. Norris told the
court that he and Former Prose
cnting Attorney MeEiroy had spent
several DAYS Ia looking up the Law
aad had examined over 100 eases
but had been unable 10 fluid any
decision which would convert a
harrcom at a race track into a 50
cial club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
BREAKS
AN ARM

Attempting to get of n TINT.
veraity street car while II was in
motion this morning. Louis Phil.
ippe. an Italian laboref. was thrown
"a the street and suffered a broken
arm. besides being badly bruised
aud scratched
Philippe Is said 20 have forgotten
90 give the conductor a signal TO
stop and when the car reached the
intersection OF 18th 81 and 18th av.
northeast, he stepped of into
space
Dazed hy hts fail, the Injured
man SO 10 his feet aud after feel.
Ing bis broken arm, nonchalantly
said Arm broie. tank 70
home and proceeded on his way,
apparently Indifferent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

HATrON. wash Aug e Miles
~ track on the Northern Pacific
between this place and Connoli have
been washed away BY a eleuabuFst
Trains are tied up on both sides
and " viii not be before Tuesday
ulEhl that the track VIII be IA con.
tition 10 allow tfaina 10 be oper
attd
The first cioBdhurst raised the
waters IN the rivers Ia tie HAttun
comlee about four feet and sifong
currents were started which 40
earth entertainments could with.
stand
Daring The first ciondbarst q
freight train sas running over the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

In spite Of hia effort 20 make II
appear that Maud Arpt accused
Of extorting = note for 5000 from
William Reed az the point OF a
revolver. is an adventures and
criminal. Deputy Prosecuting Attor-
nsy Vanderveer failed utterly TO
shake the dcnials made BY the yo
man during her croas discrimination
In Justice CAROLS court this morn.
ing
Reiteraiing her testimony given
on direct examination Saturday.
Miss Amt made 40 slips which
would give the deputy prosecutor
any opening 10 attack her veraclty.
and left the stand with her story
mistaken. in spite Of repeated at
tackH by the prosecutor.
Mas Amt again declared that
Reed was driven from her home
AZ the point OF a revolver solely
because Of HE insulting attitude 10.
ward her
She said that she had been 20
dinner with him once, 70 the thea
ter twice and 70 a track meet At
the university once. the latter be
Ing the only occasion upon which
she was Reeds sole companion
Her sister had accompanied her at
al other times
Miss Amt stated that upon their
visit 10 the university last May
Reed, after watching the athletics
for a short time. proposed re-.
turn 70 the city. and boldly aug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

geatsd the engagement o. room
~ Leschl park, accompanying this
suggestion with improper remarks
concerning the witness personally.
His advances we're Indignantly re-
scented Reed accompanied her 10
the city az far as Eighth ay. and
pike vt. from which point she de-
eiined Reeds escort, returning
home alone
Reed. the witness stated. abject.
ly apologized, the apology being
accepted by the witness because Of
the fact that Reed was known 20
the family and 20 many Of the Wit
ness friends An attempt on ITO
part Of Attorney VauderYeer 70
make the witness declare that
protection IN this instance had been
granted 70 Reed because 81 the 40
eused woman's regard for him.
failed utterly.
Miss Arnt stated that since the
above incident abe had acen moth
ing o. Reed until the night preced-
Ing the alleged robbery This was
on the evening Of Friday. Aug 10.
She c0ntfadicted the testimony OF
Reed who stated that he had been
invited upon that occasion 10 re-
turn the following day Speaking
Of that day. the witness again told
the story of Reeds second attempt
10 force his unwelcome attention
upon her
Witness contradlcted the teBtlmo-
ny 81 Judge Salisbury. who declar-
ed that she had answered a tele-
phone message from him Monday
morning. Referring 20 her inter
view at police headquarters with
Nanderveer. the witness denied a
statement attributed to her in which
she was charged With saying that
she could not understand Reeds
motive IN acting as he had done.
and adding that she thought he
must be crazy" All effort on the
part d YaudarYeer TO make the
woman admit this statement al
legged 70 have been made to him,
failed.
Miss Avis Arnt, a younger sister,
was called TO the stand. and corrob-
onted her sister
Warrants charging extortlon
were issued today By The prosecut.
ing attorneys office against John
Kruger and r. o. Weber. arrested
Saturday night after inducing Miss
Maud J. Amt a. IL claimed. to give
the Sl0e In order 10 square" al
legged important testimony Ia con.
uectlon with the Reed case.
The two men were taken IN Gus
tody fn the parior OF the Stevens
hotel on Saturday evening By De.
tectives Clark aud Philbriek. after
the two officers had witnessed tho
prearrangcd meeting with the two
men. When searched az headquar-
tiers the money. which was IN mark
ed bills, was not found on either
Of the men. and II is the opinion
OF the police that they passed il
% man and woman who were In
the parior az the time 81 the meet
ing and who have not been seen
since
The officers declare that "A
either OF these two people suspect
ed of having received the money
we're innocent they would have in
formed the police OF their whero
abouts ere this. as both knew of
the arrest and are nov strongly sus
pected OF having been TN" on The
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

rss bar at The Meadows has
=, =. ,.,t against Frank o'"esl
!. rs = ..,..al sale q nqaor ha.
~ sas ',,a s On bis agreement
fsss s - bss closed, pcudlns
v sssg n.s - aesision oa It's le-
Judge VAliN
gal.p ~. attorney Mackln.
i. 'g ses.ssr sparrod 10 action By
~ ..s...s - ssak 10 chaneeshesN We
s $500 * his course. took no
$3.50 :. 49, depeaAiaE 90 Frank Olan.
e - ,',.,r,Ise 10 discontinue the
= ~ X usuor. He obtained a seafvh
- rom Judge Carroll and has
.snf DEPUTY Shegiffs kosegs sna
salsAsna d The Meadows With ~
:. s'srsIcaa 10 arrest the bAfsendeFs
~ rosasesss al the liquors on
"a h any attempt Al selling Is
nste -.
carrollz soart today. accom- lani''s
\ Ia attorney. VIII X Morris. and
< rormes Prosecufing Attorney
r~ss . NeEloy who is also PRES.
,ssrt 4 tie glns coanty Fair as
seslss,cn. owner q TAs Meadows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
PROVIDE COVER
FOR THE MARKET
uucanan Revelle 10 Introduce Ordinances Providing
Tor Sheds al Pike Place Market and Construction
Temporary Market Building By Goodwin Realty
Company.

isa oEainanees viu be intro
ssss % the council this evening
= !, Councilman ReYelle providing
= = as housing Of the public mar
temporary manner until
-. y. ..lll'is,ration can determine a
1,zAnsnl location.
80 s o. he ordnance witf an
NE construction Of an
~ .sed roof over that part n
~ pace nov given I'D to The
~ and the other ordinance
n sa'aoflze the Goodwin Realty
f.s.. Z erect temporary buildings
80 % the west side III pike
49, 'of use AZ q public market
es..s pefmanent location is Sc
~ 80 built upon
~. aeeessliy for covering "a nor.
r.. = Pike place lies In ~ iaet
II Co. s.s rams WI be here before
y . ssos.in building can BE- erect
~ go. 49, y the council 8uth0rizeg
lrss sIs.'saet with that company lm.
~, ''sa ...nan Regelle this morning
Y, y aaIlng conferred wltb 4 mum.
rss,la. 0shef members 81 The law.
~ x goay reached the ooncip.
4 IL - pig plan as outlined above
u Al ~, ~ best that can be- thought
a. Y re present momsnt
A q Co. will Out 40 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

NEW YORK. Aus. &c Pretty
giri leleeraphers are cAnvaesins
the financial district today, selling
copies Of the telegraphera' daily pa.
per. the Fair Play" at 81 a copy
Two Cents" Is printed scross the
top Of The first page. but the girls
are making the above special"
rates TO the finaneiers. The sale Is
big.
The teiegraphers claim 10 be 80
per cent stronger than at any time
since the strike. but the officials
% tho telegraph companies laugh
at these claims. They declare that
they have all tho operators they
want and that business Is uninter.
rupted
There Will be no conference be.
tween Small aud Clowry today.
The telegraph officials reitarate
the statement that they have moth.
ing 60 arbltrato.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
R. n. THO S0H
RETURNS

City Engineer Il ~ Thomson re.
turned thiH morning from = pleas
are trip among tho islands Of The
lower sound. and Immediately be.
gan the reorganization Of the Gu
cheers office. made necessary b.
the registrations Of Assistant Eugl.
neers Scott and Jeffrey.
Mr. Scott leaves the office t0mor.
row on a six months leave Of 40.
sence. AZ Tho end u which. ~ he
- recovered in health. h. viii a..
sume hts duties IN the service Of
the municipality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

as The freight WIS taken aboard
the steamer settled until the water
rushed through the port holes Ia
streams The pumps were put to
work but the water gained so rapid
" that the firemen and engineers
we're driven from their places. The
Acapulco went down In 10 minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
REIGN OF CRIME
I'm CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug as-A youth.
rlvirF bis name 80 william knight
aged 49, vhc recentiy arrived from
Omaha. vas arrested aud So pay
checks wors feuad Ia bis pockets.
AZ the same time an unidentified
man was found In the rear Of a
fire station wtth his throat cut
frNm ear 20 ear and his pockets
turned inside out The prisoner
~aa taken with scores Of others ar.
rested IN an effort 90 stop the
mysterious robbeFles aud murders
which have been Ia faii sway for
over Z sesk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
POSSE AFTER
ROBBERS

Seized by five men, bound. gag.
ged. thrown over a 5Ofoot embank
ment aud robbed Of $3.50. Is an OK.
pcrlence related by l.. G. Croyle.
foreman Of a logging crew at the
Morgan mill al Green River hot
springs The robbery occurred at
1880 o'clock last night
Croylo says he had drawn $500
with which 10 pay his crew. and
that when passing the Little jug
q road house, near the springs. he
was seized by five men. who after
treating him ~ stated, ripped opon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
STE:AME En-
SINKS AT
HER DOCK

san FRANCISCO. Aug rs. The
Pacific Mail steamer Acapulco. due
to sail late this afternoon for Pan.
ANA. filled with water and sank OFF
the Mall steamship company's dock
AZ noon today The passengers
aboard and the crew escaped safe.
~. The ports we're left open and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
CL0UDBU RST

were washed froN their founda
tionA
Around Walla WaiIa much dam.
age Was caused by tho cloudbufHt
Across the Columbia river damage
there was greater.
~ Pullman rain and wind created
havoc. llali fell 10 a depth Of ala
inchea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

his coat secured money and fled
AZ the bottom % the embankmont.
Croyle regalned consciousness.
gradually freed himself and made
his way 10 the springs. whore he
related his story.
A posse was Immediately formed.
and desperate hunt ~ now on.
The robbers are believed to have
taken the Black Diamond road and
are Thought 10 he headed for Sc
attic Feeling runs high at the
Morgan mills. aud bloodehed may
result II the highwaymon are
caught.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
OF Mine
VICTIMS IS HELD

A double funeral Of John Hlas.
aiiz and Frank Tomaaho. tbs iwo
minors killed IN the explosion that
occurred ia the Franklin mine last
Friday, was held at that place yes
terdAy The condition. OF the lniur
I'd mon h unchanged, although Il
IL believed they will recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

The wtoehags caused b. the OK.
pioslna II being cleared away and
work will be resumed tomorrow.
The responsibility for the explo
sion 'of gaa II laid At tho door Of
TomAAko. the fire boss. who Is said
20 have neglected the usual pfeeau
tionn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

dent has arrived here 10 suand thr
remainder Of The summer Mrs. Fair.
banks " q ch&rninr hostess. and Il
r. said that she has planned 4
series % entertainment for the
winter Al her Washington hame
which will BE- far lgum dalnE any
harm 70 her husbands campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
Pretty Edna Aug says French CT,
Isnt Naughty.
MISS EDNA AUG.

gseastie Star Exclusive servlee)
NEw YORK. aug 70 wonder
81 wonders' raf.s y getting good
Gay BY day AZ least Miss Edna
AUG. actreaa. says 80. aud She has
laat returned from she French cap.
ltai
Paris T. not nearly so naushiy
as most Americans hope 10 FIND r.
coyiy remarks the little lady ulth
tho glorious eyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

iafp1med political nnd Rdmlnls,ra.
live circles that that IL what IL be.
inE sought
However. Il Il not believed that
the elsv council vfii even go 70 The
lenRlh Of adopting the resolution
uow before u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
N0STRIkE
IN CANADA

NEW YORK. Aux q. President
Small has arrived here ana no~
TIE strike viii be wagsd on nsw
lines There viii be un arbitration
according 20 Mr. small aud stick
u out VII be tho slogan 81 tho
strikers TO give the correct side
ot TIE strike aud the general newa.
ne tcieErAphers are pabiiahlns a
daily Newspaper