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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

Ever since Patrick Delaney. an
escaped lunatic. ran car No % on
the Waterbury a Suburban line
people refused 10 ride on IL " they
could catch any other
Delaney had boarded the car one
day, tumbled the motormau over
board and took charge The ride
OF the passengers was one they will
never forget. Delaney broke all
records on the ran into Waterbury
racing along ghe track with AL the
power on and taking the curves on
two wheels RE hit the main street
at time when il was crowded with
women and children. and the flight
Of the car vas marked by Wild con.
fusion.
HalloFan probably was not super
stltlous. for he swung on the last
seat OF % as she left the car barn
He. In common with every other
detective. policeman and even pri-
YRte citizen In Connecticut. wanted
10 capture Big Bin McGay. the thief.
fOrEer and murderer. who had been
a. large for the past two weeks. on
McGay's brutal head was set a re.
ward. Any one who captured him
alive was TO BE- paid 900 In gold
dead. $500.
Nov Halloran was young. spirit.
cd and In love Iie was very poor.
though. and needed just that 81 900
How much he could do with iti
Why, be and Cissy could marry and
90 70 housekeeping very nicely with
such g sum. lie could not under
stand why he had not been detailed
on this job he had worked hard
and faithfully
No. p had left the busy portions
Of town and was humming along Al
increased speed. when suddenly 0ut
Of q side street a man dashed. and
with Insane reckleagness hurled
himself upon the flying car
He was hatlesa, without coat
and his face savage beyond deBcrip
tion. In a moment he gained The
front platform. tossed the motor
man overheard and took charge.
This All had happened 80 quickly
that 20 Halioran. on the back seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

II may be a blessing that the
oussedness Of That Boy Next Door
runs in a somewhat inventive chan.
mel but ! don't know. Maybe Il
were better II he were Kept hand
cuffed
They had pretty little home
wedding at the house Of Che aunt
OF That Boy Next Door. and OF
course be- had 10 ring IN a. one Of
the guests Except the wedding
breakfast, n promised to be a prot.
~ tame treat for That Boy Next
Door. so be bagn 10 plot for q ia
advance re had been warned that
he could not hurl any old shoes
horse or human nor get gay With
the nuptial hack that WAS going to
take The proBpectiyely happy pair
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but mono Of these ns.
mentioned a. NEXT prshslass.lFs Es
Senator IN Toilette w,sa
Senator Daniel Virginia ias
Harmon Cincinnati. salssa
wilson. president q prlnos s,,'.aiss
Fersily fpdgo Geo. Graz
ware; cov johnson. uI,.Dss
Editor Henry Wansfaaa'
Vile Leslie ~ Shaw ~. nyslg
u Hearst New York - Va
10 Pieces Of Tlmbs,
Thus. u will BE- seen IA
men stand in Imminent es.ss aa's
being elected president
handsome little fepublle p
from now, and not glnei. ~
them shows signs 81 l,eiss ~. ~
Or anxious 10 aidoslep NJ ssa
preaching honor /
Observer ~ The Tsap
fend VIII note that seua,,'. s, s
kef was not montlonea i Il. W
Ing. - 'hs y
Pfesideni Ho0geYeit =.
choice with 90 votes. recsl,.'s
four. strange 70 say. from
York ~ Nss
Illinois gave him only -.
OF 10 votes 10 three M ia
Tor BJan and one for csnns. =
On. Cannon where i
boom7 7" ~
We'll may The frleusa q, IS.
Joe weep when they nae ~ -
mat one lone pitiful sose ~ 4
from Danulie the soul sna I
of his own district z
Louisiana strange 70 aay =,
Iaft four and Bryan onlf 4. -
Kansas gave Taft seges
Teddy four. -
Gov Hughes cot only fan,
own state % Bryan's thrss y
districts declined TO commls ~.
selves
Peunsylvanla handed H.
two Vermont aid he nme - -
RNt HF WIZ @AANfEItE eHa 2 L
tering IN from Colorado.
More csndldstss
The Knox boom dia nos ~.
much Of a ripple even IL pes~~
yauia. which vas the oniy ~.
whore Il Doomed Al all.
The senator received osls 4.
yoiesprobably nics anailss -
votes The rest Of Pennsysy,..s,
vote was nine Tor Rooesssls.-e,.
more than be received IA Nss ~
and two FOR Bryan.
Colorado voted Tor busT r.na
YOU. and O. was Texaa * en,..
which handed the posy % CHE
son.
Gov. Folk. Missouri. msasxst !
poll two votes one from 81 a.
and one from Merico. No
Fairbanks also gets IN IL RS
ming with two votes.
According 70 this rass 4 e.
chances favor Taft and Bfyr
the Republican and democrats s,s
idential candidates 10 1904
Watch iti
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months OF national life may change
ail this and. then again. tho snft
nf popularity Of the candidates noe
iu the field may sweep on following
ifs present direction
Aa effort has hnnn made by this
naaapAprf % aaoeftain. II possible.
name reasonable indication % tha
trend ~ puhile sentiment
a Hot TO or Puzzle
Herewith o. presented the result
~ a postal card vote which has
isceu conducted among SOME 900 ed
iinra II daily newspapers Through.
npi America EVER state ia the
rhiou q represented
in preparing tho liat 81 400 I'd.
itnra those of politically indepen.
Dent newspapers were given prefer.
snce
The newspaper editor "a. by the
vugf nature % his raillnE. n nrAson.
Ahly true barometer % pubilc opsn
ion
In a vote Of this character his
opimlou u preferred % that Of the
politician who. Tor reasons best
known e. himself. is inclined
so take partisan views
In a iettef addressed to each ed
itor The Seattle star requested that
& iist ~ questions on return
postal card be ansWered absolutely
Without personal bias. the editor
expressing bis bea, Judgment 81 the
temper OF ihw voters in hls coagres.
al0nRi district
ffff1 To We Editors.
The questions sent out were as
follows. with this specific pre-
mise
Answers must b. based upon
PRESENT CONDITIONS. without
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POST CARD VOTE NAMES
TAFT AND BRYAN


regard 70 FUTURE CHANGES or
SENTIMENT
FIRST Il the sentiment Of
your congressional district that
President Roosevelt should accept
the nomination for a third tcrrng
SECOND ~ Roosevelt accepts
the nomination for a third term DO
yoa believe that be sill carry your
congressional district
THIRD If Roosevelt IL eilmi.
mated. whom sill your COMPRESSION.
Al district favor a. tho republican
candidAiaT
FOURTH Who Is the demo.
cratic presidential candidate favor
cd Va your diatFictT
FiFrii-Who DO you believe will
be she next president OF the United
statuBf
OF the editors addressed 2s5 an.
Hwcred True. some of them an.
awered only one question. being
either too doubtful or modest 10
venture a prediction rs months In
advance. but most OF them answer
cd ali. 70 the best ~ their knowl
oeFe and belief. 20 help me.
Should Roosevelt aeeep, q third
ternT
HE SHOULD. ACCORDING TO
THIS VOTE. OF 2S5 editors report
INK. las declare that the majority OF
the voters ID their respective con
Kreseionai districts consider Ii the
presidents duty 10 Accept the uoml.
nation. This IL opposed b. M
votes aud 20 refuse 10 commit
themselves.
A. 70 Roosevelt Running.
Such naturally republican ataics-
"a New Jersey. Indiana. Mlchi
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to the train. bat he could films an
the rice he wanted TO- SO That BOY
Next Door concluded 90 make the
most OF his rice privileges
When the bridal couple left tho
house there came upon Them such a
rain OF rice that they were nearly
sufi0caied. aud probably peck OF
Il lodged down their uocks. where
II would work in between tho ska
and underwear
The BOY Noxt Door had rugged up
a little graiun elevator on. The porch
roof and at the proper moment hc
opened wide the throttle % empty
ita contents upon the Victims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

Tire Seven Ages Of Man.
! Hoek AEns The infant
= COPPER age The KID
,. brass Age Tho Adolcacent
Period
Iron AGe: sad and Flat Tor
tho wifn
6 Steel nr Steal. Aga: The
Trust Director
g. Silver AEn Small Chhsee
7. Goiden hEs Death always
precedea it-i'rom ths Auguat
Huhamian
she has li4uid eyes
And he hpunan an hla time
drinking IN heF Elmncrs From
tha August unhamian
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= ~ v 70
neuupoftabe DEATH
ncase says. Is nothing
pride lusenHlhlty
love. like Boosting hay always been stupid
q CaatreH
To love no, 10 love nesons that not decide
h
would love from their hearts others soua fan dying lows
Sc brightest
10 hold
Inn
sitYs
a working girl properly work. She
mnht-but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-01

The monarch had decided 90 die
oipllne the iolie icator because his
gags we're becoming oroide. and
had tied him a. a pole his execl
irncy was Fioating over shn
ciuwns plight when tho latter tried
90 square himself
what your majesty. "a che dif
fefeuce between me and n very
appnny old coupler hr said
Truly. wlll have 10 pass the
king replied
"rho difference g." said chs
fool. that rm dashed 10 The uiast
and the afaonf old couple ID
mashed Go tho last, ha. ha. ha
This did got snort out ~ the
Alag but be- kept the Jester tied
up is hours longer 80 the cnur'
tiers 'c0nid more readily nre the
point while he retailea the wheeEo
Ia them
And then there IL the man Who
doeaat make up hla mind To nfeai
The HORSE until after the atablr
door q locked Puck
All over"
Marie Is IL the mountains.
Tho pgrciuna little dove.
And ahe II $50 Jams writes mel
over her bead
Ia
love
And pAisF'a at the HeaHhrre.
she'H getting awful tanaca
Upon the beach ahna lounsine
Over her limbs
IN
sand
And Mgrtles On the praiFiea
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Bows Wanted

To sell Seattle papers For infor
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office. old library building. between
and II IN the morning and tili
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orientai Billiard and Pool Par.
iora ifi5 Third ay.. have 5 new
tables and the only bxf0 pool table
In Seattle. A place for gentlemen.
zee
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Him How did you FIRST learn
that you loved mef
Herr found that ! got very an.
cry Whenever ! heard anybody cal
iins you a hraiuiosa idiot ~cleye
land Leader
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CD 10
osQYe McGuCCee@c
in 5uefingaT @

Can q working uri love and
properly attend % her aorkF Love
in inapltafiun. teh average man OF
wamaa does batter work for beiuE
Ia love.
The person nos IN love ia ruei.
less. uncertain. unhappy and
cranky. always seeking amusement
and keeping late hours
ITO love and BE- wiae exceeds
MAS might ao why ahnHiH We
look for special wisdom In
wnmanTs
Each measures love according
60 ones oNn Individuality
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Neptune. riding the waves. sud
denly came upon 4 faif hather.
Young lady. may ! ask wby you
aro iu tho water without bath
luE suit
However, catching better
glimpse "a heF. he saw that ahe
wRs suitably aftirea. 81 he apollo
sized and continued on bis way
Milwaukee 2euuuef
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GROWN THE pLUMBER

The man who can please you.
Modern Ideas in sanitary plumbing
and heating. O. w. Brown Plumb
lag Co. 22l Pine S. sses
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FROM DIANA'S DIARY

PAINTING ron ADVENTURE. MISS pILLPIckLEs AnswERs A
MATRIMONIAL AID AND RAVE a BLANK IN cuPip's
LOTTERY Q
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City tiaIl Market

Rolled roast beef i0c. slrioin
steak i5c. leg Of lamb itc 500
Third Ava go
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Little Miiiie- uraudad. what
mahna man always give we
man diamond engagement rims Z
Grandfather The WOMAN.
Pick Ne Up
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Teach her 10 shout while out
camping Piper q Taft. 1924 Sec.
ond ave. have % rifles. an prices.
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"tIow'a the weather out your
way 2"
we are sleeping undera.
Don't spring that old blanket
yarn ca met
Under dlfnoultles my boy -
Louisville CaufierInufnat
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Pacific Squadron a, Navy Yard. -.
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Homo Page Hints Food h beat
eaten hy itself
AriNht Nothing mpriiilea u
moro than 60 be- eaten in a bunch
Except bananas aud grapes
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Fleet Of paltlenhips at Navy Yard.
s~s
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BY JOSH

"a tallsgomantIe mlaH).
Out doord she's Idly rambling
over her knees
ia
gfaHa.
81
And fathers In tho city.
He's huatllnE hard. you bet.
Poor mani they say that ho IL
Ovos HIS ears
IA
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1oels leave Plss or Navy Yard
zee
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From the August Bohemian.
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And then there IL thu man Who
doesn't make up hts mind 10 nieai
The HORSE until afisr the atAbln
door ia locked Puck
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Such naturally republican atates-
a. Nov lerner. Indiana. MIchl.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25
on SECOND THOUGHT, THINGS
LOOK MIGHTY BRIGHT AGAIN

The freeze Of Saturday night did
some damage, but all the crops are
not gone by a long shot There will
be a good many apples grown this
year and they will be Of = superior
grade than IL q full crop had been
borne. And then the actual loss must
be measured by the strength Of the
trees. II they are strong enough to
germinate a second crop OF blossoms
the loss will be comparatively light
The frost caught some Of the more
tender vegetables. such as corn,
beans, etc. The loss in this respect
will not be 10 heavy. because some OF
the plants had not shot out Of the
ground. The fruit growers OF the
Canon City district say they will not
be daGnteo by the ravases of the storm
and will At once break their ground
and try to recoup their Losses by rails
ing and selling vegetables. The trees,
they claim, will not make the ground
too shady for the vegetables and they
expect to raise a good crop as 1t ie not
yet too late for sowing seed.
The storm is over now and the cold
wave will be thing Of the past in
the next few hours. The Greenhorn
range is covered with a thick layer OF
snow This will afford plenty of water
for irrigation.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25

particularly apples. have greater re-
Cooperative power in Colorado than
they do in most other sections of the
country. but whether they possess suf-
icient vitality to germinate and de-
velop . second lot OF bloom to take the
place OF that killed by the frost Of
last Tuesday night, remains to be
seen.
The Canon City district is not the
only fruit growing section Of the state
TO suffer from the recent freeze, II re-
ports are to be credited. The orch
ardists OF the western slope; OF Grand
Junction. Fruita. Palisade. Delta,
Montroee. and other Horticultural
communities. have had . similar ex-
perience. Their losses, like ours, are
conjecturai as to amount. but are be-
lieved to be heavy. estimated At from
50 to rs per cent Of the crop The
same conditions prevail in Missouri.
Michigan. Illinois, and other fruit
growing states, as In Colorado and
the indications are that the American
apple crop for 1907 will be consider
ably below Its average.
Although they have doubtless suf-
fered. Canon City orchardists have NO
greater cause for discouragement than
fruit growers elsewhere: in fact they
have less reason for dependency than
those in most other sections OF the
country for their loss lacks q great
deal of being u total one. Unless the
unexpected happens there will BE- q
fair crop of snow apples. and such va
rieties as the Colorado Orange Rome
Beauty. winesAp. Geniton. RAmbo,
Maiden Blush. and others that COM
mand q good price in the markets OF
the west.
The fact that the cherries were not
all killed. and that some varieties OF
plums and other fruit OF that charac-
ter. survived the frost OF Tuesday
nigh, leads many people to believe
that the apples are not hurt as badly
as is generally believed. and that the
recuperauve power OF the trees may
after all, be suficient to germinate and
bring TO fruition second crop OF
blossoms. II the snow goes on grad
uslly there will be reason to hope for
a considerable crop.-From Saturday S
daily.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25
LODGED IN JAIL ON CHARGE
OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT

John Aldrige was brought here from
Colorado Springs by Sheriff Esser on
Sunday and lodged in Jail on the
charge of criminal assault upon the
person of Anna Cooper of Howard, a
girl under 16 years of age. The ae-
cused was night agent OF the Denver
Rio Grande Railroad company at
Howard at the time the offense was
committed, previous to which he was
employed in a similar capacity at
Portland In this county.
The complaint against Aldrige was
sworn out by Mrs. Flora Cooper, post
mistress at Howard, and mother of
the girl. The assault is alleged to
have taken place on or abou, the 27th
of last month. For the last two or
three weeks Aldrige has been acting
as agent of the d. & R. G. at Palmer
Lake, 1t is probable that his case will
come up for hearing at this term
of the district court.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25
STABBED DURING SALOON
ROW AT PORTLAND

A young man named Smith was
brought here on the Santa Fe train
at noon on Friday. from Portland. and
conveyed in an ambulance to the hos
pital at the county farm to be treated
for . cpmber of wounds received in
a saloon row at Portland. Smith, who
Is about IS years OF age, is said to
have been engaged IN throwing dice
for the drinks with two or three com
panions In Baldwin's saloon. when he
made some disparaxing remarks about
the proprietor. Baldwin. who was
serving drinks behind the bar. resent
ed the insult and. ieAping over the
counter made an attack on Smith with
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25
CHANCES ARE AGAINST
CODDl.ING MOTH NEXT YEAR

J. H. Bonn. a pioneer orchardist.
who Sc, out the first fruit trees or
Lincoln Park. says that If the fruit
was all killed by the frost last week.
which he is strongly inclined to doubt.
there will be no coddling moth here to
trouble horticulturists for many years
to come In fact" said Mr.. Bonn.
practically ali the insect enemies of
the fruit grower have been destroyed
II the bloom is killed. The coddling
moth has its birth in the fruit blossom
and, IL one OF them is killed 1t follows
as a logical sequence that the other
has also been destroyed, If later de-
velopments prove that the recent
frost was as disastrous to the apple
crop as many people suppose, which
do not regard as at all probable. 1t
will he found that the coddling moth
has also been destroyed. If such is
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25
SUGGESTS THAT OTHER
CROPS BE CONSIDERED

In the course of a conversat.os. be-
tween Captain Rockafellow and ]. H.
Harrison, at the formers Office this
afternoon, in relation to the losses
sustained by horticulturists in conse-
Quence of the recent freeze, it was
suggested by Mr.. Harrison that 1t
might be advisable for ranchers here
to turn their attention to the growth
of sugar beets this year, The idea
seemed to be a good one to Captain
Rockafellow and he requested the
Daily Record to ask the Fremont
County Fruit Growers association to
call q meeting OF its members to dis
cuss the matter of a temporary sub
stitute for the fruit crop Such q
course might enable a good many
ranchers to tide over their present
difhculties-
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25
WILL SOON BEGIN
BUILDING OPERATIONS

The Canon City Mica Mines 4 Mill
ing company. recently chartered by
the secretary of state with a capitali-
zation of $4,000. will begin the erec-
ton OF mica mill here in the course
of a few days. The structure will be
4Ox50 feet in its ground dimensions
and will be equipped with the latest
machinery and devices for grinding
and the separation of the various
classes of mica The mill will occupy
n site on the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad tracks, near the intersection
OF Eleventh street. and will be in
charge of Roy Fits, one of the incor-
porators OF the company.
Among the principal stockholders
in the concern are w, B. Thomas and
c. A Beghtoi. and they spent several
days in Denver last week purchasing
the necessary machinery for the mill.
which is expected to arrive here with
in the next i've or six weeks. A con-
siderable part OF the material for the
construction of the mill is already on
the ground and workmen will shortly
hegain placing it in position
Although the company is empowered
by Its articles Of incorporation to en-
gage in mining operations 1t does not
Intend 10 do SO u 1t can be avoided,
LIS purpose Is TO buy the raw material
in the open market and, convert It
into commercial commodity by
grinding 1t into four for paint and
iabricstinG purposes, cutting u into
washers nor electrical uses. and pcrt-
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25

the case. the Canon City district will
be like a new country SO far as fruit
growing is concerned. There will be
very few enemies TO prey upon the
trees and plague the life of the horti-
cuiturist. The annihilation of the
coddling moth would almost ccmpen-
safe for the loss of a years fruit crop.
1t is probable, however, that there
will be, good many apples and a
good many coddling moth
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25
HONE NADE CATARRH CURE

Any one can mix right at home the
best remedy OF its kind known The
name Cyclone" is given to the follow
ing prescription. it is supposed, be-
cause OF its promptnees in driving
from the blood and system every ves-
tige of Catarrhal poison, relieving this
foul and dread disease. no matter
where located. To prepare the mix
ture: Get from any good pharmacy
one half ounce Fluid Extract Dande-
lion one ounce Compound Kareon and
three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsa-
parilia. Shake we'll and use in tea
spoonful doses after each meal and at
bedtime.
This is harmless. Inexpensive mix
ture. which has a peculiar action upon
the eliwinatiye tissues OF the kidneys.
assisting them to filter and strain
from the blood and system all catar-
rhal poisons, which. If not eradicated,
are absorbed by the mucous MEM
brane. and, an open sore or catarrh is
the result.
Prepare some and try it, as 1t is the
prescription of an eminent catarrh
specialist OF national reputation
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25
CHEAP TEACHERS RATES
TO THE EAST

AS the result OF a conference in
Chicago a few days ago between the
Representatives of the Western Pass
enger Association it was agreed to fix
the annual teachers excursion rates
between Colorado and ST. Louis, Chi
cago, St Paul and Memphis, and in
termediate points. at one fare plus s.
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
May %. 20 and -, June /, ?, 3 and /.
and from the Sth to the 18th, also
July ! to 10 and on 10. 20 and 2l
good returning October 81.
The Denver & Rio Grande takes
pleasure in announcing these very
liberal rates. For particulars call on
or address H. S, Maddox, local agent
OF the company.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-25

considerable effort to do % in the
have bean running behind schedule
time. but that was, OF course, inevi-
table In view OF the severity OF the
storm. Had the snow drifted, trannc
would. In all probability. have been
tied up both east and west Of this city.
While such SHOWS a. the one now
upon the ground are unusual in Colo
RADIO at this season Of the year. they
are not at all unique and their effect,
as q rule. upon agriculture and its
kindred callings has been helpful
Saturdays daily.