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The Glenwood post., 1907-12-14

loans at low interest. DeLan Il Co.
And still the glorious winter
continues.
Pete Dapro is building a stable
at Cardiff.
Frank Walter left this morning
for "A short business trip to Den
Yer.
Pete Chadwick of New Castle
was shaking hands with his Glen
wood friends today.
Mrs. w. r. Lee has returned
from three weeks trip to Den
yer. where she visited her daugh-
ters. Vera and Ethel.
Robert S. Hair. travelling pas
senger agent for the transatlantic
steamship lines, was looking up
prospective business in Glenwood
today.
The winter rates inaugurated
by the Glenwood Hot Springs
company and the railroads should
bring many people to Glenwood
this winter.
The Colorado Midland has built
large ice house at Cardiff for
the storage of ice for use in Pull
man and dining cars and other
company purposes.
Thomas Boughton, admlnistra-
tor of the estate of the late w. 5.
Anderson of Marble, is in Glen
wood attending to matters in con
nection with the estate.
b. b. Francis, who for more
than year was employed at the
Glcnwood sanitarillm, returned to
Glenwood this morning after
spending several months in Boul-
der
At recent meeting of Iampah
Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Ella Cowles
was reelected noble grand, Miss
MoHie Wulfsohn was elected vice
grand and Nick Alexander ives
reelected secretary.
*
James Jaseph McMahon of
Leadville and Miss Jane Alex
ander of Carbondale We're united
in marriage this afternoon at st.
Stephens Catholic church by
Rev. Father O'Dwyre.
DR.. y. II. Lee, presiding elder
of the Rio Grande district Of the
NJ. + church, will preach tonight
at the Methodist church and hold
the second quarterly conference.
Everybody invited to attend.
Who says that Glenwood is not
I law-abidmg, peaceful commu-
lity! Since November last.
Justice Hedden hasn't heard
criminal ease, and no complaints
have been made to him. Civil
suits are equally scarce.
Mrs. p. X. Barthell and little
son left this morning for a trip to
Denver. They will be joined at
Gypsum by Mrs. Barthell' s moth
er. Mrs. Frank Doll. Mr.. Barthell
will 90 down tonight and join the
ladies in a few days Christmas
shopping.
Charles Bullard of Fort Madi-
son, Ia, arrived in Glenwood last
evening, and this morning accom-
panied the body of his brother.
Theophilus Bullard, to the old
Iowa home where interment will
take place. Theophilus Bullard
is the young man VINO dled very
suddenly last week in the Mirror
saloon. Mortician Farnum pre-
pared the body for burial.
X
The finest coffee substitute ever made
ha, recently been produced by DR..
Shoop of Racine, Wis. You don't
have to boil it twenty or thirty min
utes "Made in a minute says the
doctor "Health Coffee is really the
closest coffee imitation ever yet pro-
duced. Not grain of real coffee in
it either Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted cereals or
grains, with malt, nuts, etc. Really,
it would fool an expert-were he to
unk knowingly drink il for coffee A.
The Glenwood post., 1907-12-14


X II
Fine Mexican drawn work; 900
Colorado avenue. ll-lItf
Sheriff Zimmerman went to
Carbondale today.
John Richardson made trip to
Rife this morning.
+. Il. Hefiin was a visitor to
Glenwood Saturday.
j. w. Cummins made business
trip to Aspen today.
Now is the time to buy ranches
or town property, DeLan x Co.
have same bargains.
The town of Silt, below New
Castle, has been made flag stop
by the Rio Grande railroad.
Lights are wanted in some of
Glenwood's S dark alleys. Burglars
won t work where light is shining.
Wilhelmina Martin of New
Castle. sister of Peter Barthel, Wis
tied friends in Glenwood yester-
day.
Al Cornish and Charles Lehow,
both of Carbondale, left this NOR
ming for home after short visit
in GlenwOod.
Orson Adams of Grand juno
ton passed through Glenwood
this morning on his way home
from trip to Denver.
Mrs. Seiber, after visiting a few
DAYS at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Otto Barton, left this morn
ing for her home in Grand juno
ton.
1t is reported here today that 10
men who have been working in
the Smuggler mine at Aspen were
discharged Saturday night, the
company wishing to reduce ex-
penseS.
Charles BlotiauX and Miss Alma
Provost were united in marriage
by Judge Beardsley Saturday.
The couple are residents Of Glen
wood and the have the congratu-
lations of many friends.
The cattle market Is reported
as much better than at any time
since the furry. c. J. Shideler
reports having struck an excellent
market, as did also some of his
neighbors. Frank Squires and
Emanuel Cant shipped several
carloads from Rife last Saturday.
Engineer Trumbor is at work
surveying an addition to the town
of Cardiff. The tract is ON Three
Mile creek this side of Cardiff on
what is known as the Thomas
ranch. This is a favorite location
for engineers, as many have Sc
lected residence lots here. The
principal street has been christ
ened Locomotor avenue.
The basketball game at the op-
era house Saturday night was won
by the Glenwood high school team.
The Leadville high school boys
We're badly outclassed from start
to finish. AT the close of the game
the score stood 33 to II in favor of
Glenwood. The local high school
girls teams furnished a splendid
exhibition of basketball, playing
during the intermission. The
games attracted a big crowd.
A tickling cough from any cause is
quickly stopped by DIR. Shops Cough
Cure. And it is so thoroughly harmless
and safe that DR.. Shoop tells mothers
everywhere to give it without hesita-
tion even to very young babes. The
wholesome green leaves and tender
stems of ung-healing mountainous
shrub furnish the curative properties
to DIR. Shops Cough Cure. 1t Gains
the cough and heals the sore and sen
sitive bronchial membranes. No opium,
no chloroform, nothing harsh used to
injure or suppress. Simply a resinous
plant extract. The Spaniards call this
shrub which the doctor uses "The Sa-
cred Herb" Demand DR.. Shops.
Take no other. All dealers.
The Glenwood post., 1907-12-14
VOYAGE ACROSS THE GULF.

The Colorado & Southcr offers de
lightful circle tours via New Orleans,
Florida. Havana and Mexico. Write
T. E. FISHER,
G. p. a., Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1907-12-14

At the annual election of Err
icka chapter No. SO, Eastern Star,
Friday night tn efollowing officers
were chosen: Mrs. NJ. II. Dean,
worthy matron; B. T. Napier,
worthy patron; Mrs. William
The Glenwood post., 1907-12-14

Mrs. Ferris, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Art Hull for few
days, left on last evenings train
for Glenwood. where she will re-
main for the winter. Mrs. Ferris
left Glenwood a short time ago
for California in search of new
location. From there she went to
Seattle, and says she will return
to Colorado in short time to re-
main; that Colorado's s climate sur
passes that of the coast states.-
Aspen Times.
The Glenwood post., 1907-12-14

The funeral of Maud Nash, aged
7 years, took place this afternoon
at Rosebud cemetery, Rev. w. O.
Woolever delivering the last ad-
dress. The little one was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nash of Gulch, and died suddenly
Of Group on Thursday night. Mr.
Nash is a cousin of j. P. Thomas,
superintendent of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company. The
Methodist church choir sang at
the grave.
The Glenwood post., 1907-12-14
( LOCAL NEWS OF GLENW0OD "

Rohr, associate matron; Mrs. Is.
T. Napier, conductreSS: Mrs. VIM.
Dougan, associate cOnductress :;
Mrs. w. Livingston, secretary; !;
and 5. Shain. treasurer. These
are the officers elected. The
names of those appointed have
not vet been announced.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
JOHN BROWN BADLY
HURT IN ACCIDENT
Injuries Include Broken Ribs,
Broken Collar Bone and
Scalp Wounds.

John Brown. 30 years old and unmar-
ried. is at tho l.. n. s. hospital suf-
fer1nG from injuries that may prove fatal.
Brown is a driver for the Z. c, Lime
and Stone Company. and WAS loading
stone along the Park City branch of the
D. f. 6. nine miles east of the city.
His wagon was so close TO the tracks that
when the train returning from Park City
at O'Clock turred the curve at this
point II could not be stopped before 1t
struck the wagon. Brown was picked
up unconscious and brought TO this city.
Or. c. NJ Wilson OF Park City was on
the train, and gave the injured man I'M
mediate attention. He was In doubt as
to the nature OF the injuries. on sc-
count Of the curve the engineer was
unable TO see Brown, but he was
seen by A. Jensen, fireman OF
the locomotive. who shouted TO the
engineer to reverse. The cyclone brake
was applied. and this alone saved Browns
immediate death When the engineer, J.
G. Bywater. descended from his cab he
found that Brown was one Of his ON
ployes, he being president of the p. G,
Lime and Stone company.
Brown has no relatives here, but has
a number at Sallna, Utah
DR., $, II. Ptnkerton attended Browns
injuries after his arrival a. the hospl-
tai. Ills wounds numbered two broken
ribs. q scalp wound and a broken collar
bone. Dr. Pinkerton says that the man
VIII recover. barring the unforeseen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
UTAH POSTMASTERS
TO MEET At MANTI
Fourth Annual Convention viii
Be Held on July 10 and II;
the Programme.

The fourth annual convention of the
Utah Postmasters association will be
held at Manti, July 10.l1. Three ses.
sions Will be held. the first converting
at P. M, July TO- The postoffice de.
psrtment at Washington. D. c., has
granted, BY general order, a leave of
absence for FIVE days to all postmasters
III Utah to enable them TO attend the
convention, or 10 much time as IS neces-
aary. not TO exceed FIVE davs.
The following programme has been
adopted for the three sessions, into
which the time of the convention has
been divided
Afternoon Session, July 10, 2 M,
Invocation by Rev. C. w. Martin.
Address OF welcome by Mayor L. r.
Anderson.
Response by Postmaster James Glove of
Provo.
Report OF officers
Salaries and Allowances discussion
led by Postmaster Wilson OF Sandy
Classification of Mall Matter" discus
sion led by. Postmaster Madsen OF Manti
temple. from the grounds of which you
get birdseye view OF the picturesque
and fertile Sanpete valley.
Evening Session, July 10, 7:soP.M.
General Postofflce Supplies" discus
sion led by Postmaster Ross of Lehi.
sion led by Postmaster Roberts of Bing-
ham
Solo, Miss Edwardina Parry
Discussion Of genral postal questions:
ta) Parcels Post" discussion led by
Postmaster Peters OF American Fork
OBJ Money Order Business discus
sion led by Postmaster Driscol OF Eu-
reks
(cl Registered Matter discussion led
by Postmaster Poulsen OF Richfeld.
After evening session the convention
will be served with ice cream refresh
ments by courtesy OF Postmaster Mad
sen.
Morning Session, July II, $50 A. M.
Discussion OF general postal questions:
I'D Forwarding Mail Natter discus
sion led by Postmaster Booth OF Brig
ham.
(e) Customs Duties" discussion led by
Postmaster Martin OF Park City
G Checking Errors, discussion led
by Postmaster Odell of Logan
Solo. Miss Jessie Crawford
Remarks by Postofiice Inspector Du-
rand.
Election OF officers for the ensuing
year and selection Of next place of meet
Ing,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
AMERICAN CLUB MAKES
GAIN IN MEMBERSHIP
Thirty-0ne Voters Are Admitted
and VIII Work for the
Pary's Interest.

Thlrty-one new members were admit
ted to membership in the American
club at the meeting of that organiza ton
held Tuesday evening. The new mem
bers ares H. l.. Driver, l.. l.. Parke,
George o, CLANCY, George H. Gould,
il. E. Moreton, Arthur E. Moreton, l., o.
Wight, A. j. DuQuesne, John T. Thom-
as, Chester f. Ames. T. H. Souther, F
I. Schott, r. e. Buckwalter, G, O.
FaTInsworth, W; g. Margetts, A. J; Gem
Nell, Nell, j. W.; Burpnh"m, Henry yo;l1il1d Michel
George F, staines, J. Il E. Funk, 'p' A. n
Dickey, C, H, Kraft, Frank Godbe, j..
G, Olson. james Herridge, John Beatty,
Elmer Nelson, j. NJ KearsIey, L.. j..
Tanfer and ". r. Graham
By voluntary subscription the club
members raised the balance necessary
to send one boy east to the Boys Chau
tauqua at Winona, Ind The initial
sum was raised Monday by the Wom
ans American club. and the hoy to
of that organization.
The action Of the outing committee
In changing the place and date Of the
American day outing from July Is at
Saltair TO August /, at Lagoon, was
ratified unanimously
A. e. Green delivered an interesting
and instructive address to the club
members. He took for his topic.
"Higher ideals of American Citizen.
ship" and particularly deprecated the
fact that such ideals do not obtain
among the dominant class in Utah. Mr.
Green was rendered vote Of thanks
for his address.
In the absence Of President j w,
Houston, the meeting was presided over
by Judge f. j. Dininny. The next
meeting Will be held Tuesday evening,
Tuly 16
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
HOWL|NG COYOTES
MEET SUDDEN END
Wandamere Pets Bothered the
Neighbors, Who Found Ven
geance at Midnight.

Manager McClelland OF Wandamere
has been advertising for some time the
fact that he would in the course Of a
few days have three genuine wild co
votes on exhibition at his resort He
really did intend to have them on hand,
but a number of his neighbors got
ahead Of him
lie had tho three pets brought down
from Idaho and while he was having n
cage built at the resort be left them
IN care of John Self at Eleventh South
and West Temple streets. Mr.. Self took
great pride in feeding and caring for
the animals, as also did McClelland in
building cage. but both forgot the
neighbors Beginning last Saturday
evening the three coyotes set in about
o'clock and continued TO howl until
nearly daybreak every night. So slow
was the work of building the cage that
the neigh bors became impatient.
AT midnight Monday bunch of them
appeared and found the coyotes were
sitting on their launches doing some
lively entertainin when the procession
hove IN sight with guns and clubs
When all was over and the dust
cleared away, three dead COYOTES were
lying IN the pen and no one who could
be held responsible for the occurrence
could be found
Self was heart broken, as was also
McClelland, but McClelland has not
given mp hope, however. He has re-
ceived word from man In Payson, that
when that town has n day at the resort
he will bring up ten young coyotes
which he found in one nest. The cage
will be gotten ready and the animals
taken straight to their destination.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION
GRANTS CERTIFICATES

The State Board Of Education at q
meeting held Tuesday in the city and
county building examined the qualii
cations of number of applicants and
granted teachers certificates The ex-
aminations are now over until the fall
tests open in August. Those who re.
ceived certificates are:
Five year grammar grade, Linda l..
Irwin, Irene Tomasek, Alta Fisher.
Life, grammar grade, Ross Anderson,
Annie Pearl Branch, Maude C. Chugg,
+. B. Higginson, Joseph B. Harris,
Amy Lyman, Maggie Layton, Amelia
Manning, Isabella Olsen, Alice Stevens,
David j. Thurman, Rupert Wixon, Max
w; Woodbury., Alice Clemens,
High school life certificates, Jessie
W. Johnson, Sarah f. Guernsey.
Temporary high school certificates,
Millicent B. Bingham, J. M Bernhiser,
Susan B. Hawcs, Alice l.. Mahoney.
Two year grade, Cora f. Heffernan,
Evangeline S. Powers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
GRADUATES OF ANNAPt
Glass Book of 1907 Of naval q
Contains Sketch of Salt II

E|The Lucky Bag the cla'
of the class of 1907 at Annap<
lust been received here. The
handsome record containing
of all members of the class:
handsomely printed and IS %
morocco. Among the sketches
lures are those Of Reuben
Smith of Salt Lake City and
Anderson Strait of Pueblo, TN
a grandson of Judge Anderson
Lake. and who is we'll know
where he has visited a NUM-
times. The sketches follow; !
Reuben Robert Smith, Salt La
Iytabe Schmidt" Railroad"
In a name ?"-Shakespeare. Cles
(2); Buzzard ID. He halls from
that made Dowie famous. ls an
ty on naval matters-in his NOM
and when there. the local newspa
vote their Sunday editions 70
talks on Life In the WhirIpooA
ciety as IL Midsh,pman. Has
that he spends most OF bis time \
Has learned TO handle the Ian
ent Reversible" without the alo
Is happiest when armed Win q s
while seated on the. veranda OF soi
mer hotel, and lets go OF the ~
n man who has just "cornereo
Talented in words and lie sKeIf
secs the funny side with en6elns
Burton Anderson Strait. rusp's ars,
"Swaney." Burton" cream
"HIondle" Crooked" Bert 4
man but constant he were perto
gentlemen of Verona, Assista
ager Lucky Bag" t'usser NJ g,
of things humorous \
he is often known as the rhuW
book" among those who os,aS know ~
The brains behind Gne fop fhis
,ptrocity-that pDraiiiS is. since the RnssIsf
wider fields. Believes in Plenty ,le,,s y
and good company: :, A oo,1,ss STFons e
io,, Of hops and dates. Aiwayfi
but r, for ali that is still with ~
oas bothered him far less than ~
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$3.50; McCarty Hat Co, best hat in
house; Burton Coal & Lumber Co. (beau-
tiful Oregon fir OK panel door listed,
s5.95; W V. Hanks. (rebate ticket on
purchase of new Hallwood cash register),
sb, l.. +, Hammel, (rebate ticket on pur-
chase OF Victor safel, So; Toledo Com
putting Scale Co, (rebate ticket on pur-
chase OF Toledo computing scale). SIS,
Redman Van & Storage Co, moving
! ladies' watch pin. $3.50; Freed Fnrni-
ture Co. mission rocker. s25; l. X. L.
Furniture Carpet Int. House, ] mission
rocker, S25; j. 5, McBerner. ladies' hat.
So: Geo. ". Putnam. merchandise. S5:
Russell J.. Tracy. cash, s25; F. c. Schram.
cash. SO: Kir1hall Agency, cash; So; Salt
Gle Supply Co. l pair XXX tires. s5: C,
w. Spaulding,. cash. 81; Chas. Cravens.
cash. 81; w. M. Anderson. cash. 81, A. d.
T. Reynolds, cash. 81; Finch. Rogers q
Mulvy Co. meal ticket, S.; E. G. Morris
Floral Co. box cut flowers, SIS, Vienna
Buffet. 80 cigars; $3.50; WINNER Invest
ment Co., cash, $50,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
SMELLS AND SM0|
BASIS Of LAW (
James Hogle Seeks to 4
Louvre Restaurant OuJ|
for Tenants Benefit,
o. j. SMITHS SUIT =
AGAINST B. B. CLAi,
Asks $4,000 for Alleged d
OF Contract-News oI
the Courts. 4,

James Ho9le declares that ,
been made miserable for ,ba
OF tine scott-srrevell building !
street, which he owns. by rsasr-
smoke from the chimnevs ~,
Bros. bank building, adioipiug
reason of the nauseatine furns,
arise from the basement which
pied as the Louvre cafe bv " +
lie has entered suit in the
court TO have these nrrisa ncas
or TO restrain them from 80
on tho restaurant and other
that the smoke and smells WI
fere with the neighbors. The
entered as against Mary A. ch
Joseph r. Walker, Charles A
George r. Walker and Vim;
Walker; Alberta R. Walker bs
ian, and e. L. Willie. HopIs'
that If the defendants raise ri
or chimney it will do awav =
nuisance, but that they have "a,
ly refused SO to do.
o. j. Smith has brought s,ht'
3. B. Clawson in the District
recover $2241.55 due under a
which he claims to have MAJ
him to manage his business
Lake City, as we'll as the terr|
Utah, Idaho, Montana. Nevada
western part of Colorado. The
ant had agreed to organic a q
for the manufacture OF roofing h
and plaintiff was to receiye
month and $4,000 stock. Othsr'
was to pay him 5000 mont
was also to pay Smith g trave]
penses and the cost Of his stay
Commercial club. He claims tho
son failed to organize the COM
pay all of his expenses; that
rowed certain amounts Of mon
that he paid out on Clawson Z
other amounts.
That he drew his check on
nick's bank through error, ha'
funds there, and that afterwl
check 80 drawn was stolen Fl,
and presented for payment, is
swer of Nicholas Butkovich in
brought against himself and OF
John Laithaimer in the Distric
The plaintiff, he alleges, was
Iusion with the thief. The a
originally brought in the Git
against Nicholas and Peter Bu
and appeal was taken to the
court.
Annie Harris, in suit for
claims that Sidney Harris, VII
married at Salt Lake, Decem|
1901, has not been supporting
more than four years past, and
been compelled to go cut and v
a living. She wants her maids
of Annie Kronow restored.
The Utah Savings and TTf
pany has fled suit in the -DistrH
against William E. Smedley, y
and the National Bank
Republic for $4,000 due on
sorry note, $500 attorneys g
$1342.35 for taxes assessed agal
property on which the sum \
cured. A decree of sale and tori
is asked on the property, whlcf
scribed as part OF lot ., biock
D. Salt Lake City survey. r
The Bank of Hardinsburg an
company has filed suit IN the
court against David s. Murray
to be due on proIliss~
and $40 attorneys fees Two
shares in the Ontario Silver 1
were deposited as secnF
the note, and the bank asks 70
lowed to sell enough of these To-
the claim. j
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
RESIDENCE BRINGS $4,000.
B. P. Morris Purchases the Stiehl Prop
ertY on Brigham Street.

r. ?, Morris has purchased the Dr.
George T. Stiehl property at 966 Brigham
street for $4,000. fhe deal involves the
transfer of a modern three-story pressed
brick house with lot l65 by S2i feet In di-
will purchase another residence property
In the city.
This may not be In the immediate flu
ture however. as DIR. Stiehl and family
will leave shortly for the jamestown EX-
position, where they will spend several
weeks. and after their return Mrs. Stiehl
the winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
WISCONSIN PEOPLE
TO HOLD MEETING

Former Wisconsin people now
resident IN Utah. and in Salt
Lake particularly, will mold a
meeting in Judge George G.
Armstrong's courtroom, on the
third floor Of the city aud coun-
ty building, Friday evening Of
this week, with view to form.
ing social club or Wisconsin
society. Judge Armstrong
himself is a former resident OF
Wisconsin, and has been active
in promoting the movement for
the formation OF the society. II
is desired that as many persons
as possible attend the meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
Big Incorporation Fees.

The receipts OF the office Of the Sec
retary of State. Charles S. Tingey. for
the three months ending June 30 were
s41 SIS %. This liz inclusive OF one fee for
filing articles amending the articles OF
incorporation OF the Union Pacific Rail
road company, which alone amounted 10
s25. 900 These receipts without thIs fee
are far in excess of June last year which
amounted TO sS,271 .65
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
F0RGER RETURNED.
Harry Grossman, Wanted in Colorado,
Is Arrested Hare

Deputy Sheriff oswald of El Paso coun-
ty. Colorado, arrived here Tuesday morn
ing and returned 10 Colorado Springs
with Harry Cirossmau, aged % years
charged with forgery. Grossman was
arrested here last week by Detective Ra-
leigh upon Information furnished from
forgeries are charged against him. one
amounting TO $50 and the other to SIS.
He Is American born and a miner. No
Tequisition papers were needed In his case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
Credit Men at Banquet

The board OF directors OF ~
Association OF Credit Men banqn'
the Commercial club at o:99 =,
day % and were afterward enterta!n
theater party at the ,Orpneun1
hannnet was AN informal snair
erai impromptu addresses we're
by members OF the board.