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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
BUNNY SAFE IN CITY LIMITS
Police Put Ban on Hunters AS
Result of Many Conn
plants.

Hunting within the city limits is tabooed
by the police. Strange as it may seem.
many a jack rabbit and cottontail Is sent
to the happy hunting grounds by a rifle
bullet or a few leaden pellets from the
barrel OF a shotgun fired right in the city.
and as a result Of numerous complaints
from residents in the neighborhoods OF
Rivervtew park. the Deaf and Dumb .nsti-
tute and Sulphur Springs addition. Day
Captain Mostyn OF the police department
has decided to detail four or five officers
70 wear plain clothes for a week and keep
a sharp lookout for hunters who are so
impatient TO bag something that they do
not wait until crossing the city limits be-
fore discharg:ng their weapons.
1T is not only against the ordinances OF
the city TO hunt within the city limits"
said Captain Mostyn Friday afternoon,
but 1t also endangers the lives and prop
erty Of citizens"
Since the first good fall OF snow a num-
Der OF residents OF outlying parts of the
city have enjoyed regular rabbit hunts in
their own and their neighbors' backwards
before breakfast, and hey have really
killed a few Dummies. too. But in the happy
exuberance Of the chase a few stray bullets,
have found their way through panes OF
glass in several residences and one man
who lives near the edge Of the bluff over
looking the railroad tracks in the northeast
portion Of Omaha has had a couple OF shot
from a shotgun play pitty-pat on his derby.
So in spite Of the excellent hunting to be
had in this section OF the Wild ana wooIly
west residents will no longer enjoy it. for
the stern officer in "citzr clothes viii be on
hand to arrest him II he breaks the law
any more
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
wedding Postponed IndeaniteIy.

ALBION. Neb.. Dec. u-tSpecialJ-
Joseph Baer. lately of Wheeler county,
came to town yesterday morning. and
brought with him a young woman whom
he proposed to marry upon his arrival
Previous to his arrival. however, Sheriff
Evans had received word from the sheriff
of an adjoining county to arrest the pros
pecttve groom on a statutory charge made
by a young girl of Butler county. Before
Mr.. Baer had completed his matrimonial
arrangements the sheriff had him safely
in Jail. His troubles did not end here. Yes
teriay evening Sheriff Carigg OF Platte
county. t~elephoned that the prisoner was
wanted In that county on a charge Of
horse stealing. and came up this mornin
and took him to Columbus to answer to the
latter charge. The wedding has been n
definitely postponed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

PLATTSMOUTH-Jos Heng shot and
killed q white 1~ackrabbtt that weighed
twelve pounds
FALLS CITY-LaTry Diffenb0ugh died in
Rulo Monday. aged 81 years. He was a
veteran OF the civil war. The funeral was
held ON Tuesday.
GIBBON-Corn husking is well along and
is turning out we'll The quality is extra
good The weather is ideal Holiday trad
Ing IL starting In
official announcement Of the
normal holiday vacation was made today.
II will begin Wednesday, December-2. and
close Monday. January T.
COLUMBUS-During the last four weeks
there has been filed fourty-four transfers
OF real estate In the county clerks office.
amounting to the sum OF 81, tSS.
OTY-The Missouri Pacific
railway has a large force OF men at work
ditching and draining the flats In the east
ern part OF the city about its tracks
FALLS CTTY-An athletic club has been
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
suIoonmen Are FINED.

FENDER, Neb.. Dec. n%Special Teie-
gIam.Srhe special agent OF the Interior
department. who has been at work in the
vicinity OF the Omaha and Winnebsgo
Indian reservation. has been doing a land
office business with the saloon men Of
late. He has been filing informations
under the state against saloon men for SELL
ing liquor to Indians. In all he has filed
forty-four informations against men in
that business IN the various towns sur
rounding the reservation and all but one,
". J. BRrsch OF this city, plead guilty and
paid their tines. He decided to fight the
case and as a result four additional in
formations have been filed against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
NO RETRlAL IN CRAFT CASES
Four Men to Come Up Soon for Sem
tence at Harrisburg.
OTHERS REMAIN TO BE TRIED
Prosecution OF Case to Supreme
Court VIII Probably BE Made He
tore Court Finally Inn
poses Penalty.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. ia new trial
was refused TO four OF the defendants
in the capitol conspiracy cases today by
Judge George Kunkel in the Dauphin
county court. before which the men had
been tried. The defendants are John II.
Sanderson. contractor for the furnishings
and decorations in the 100000 capitol:
James NJ. Shumaker. Johnstown. who was
superintendent OF the Board OF Public
Grounds and Buildings; William p. Sny-
der. former auditor general OF the state.
and William L Mathues. former state
treasurer.
These men. with Joseph NJ. Huston Of
Philadelphia. the architect OF the great
building, were charged with conspiracy
to cheat and defraud the state in connec-
ton with furnishing and decorating the
capitol. but Huston secured & severance
and his trial has not yet come up. The
four defendants were tried last spring
and were convicted. They appealed for a
new trial. but argument was not heard
until after the court had disposed Of a
second conspiracy trial, in which the de-
fendants in the first case were also among
the accused and were acquitted. Several
other defendants. OF whom there were
fourteen in all. remain 20 be tried. One
defendant died and another was removed
to a sanitarium, having broken down men,
tally during his trial.
The capitol scandal Is one OF the out
comes Of the political revolution in Phiia-
delphia in 1896. following which a demo
cratic state treasurer was elected. He dis
covered and made public alleged irregular
tiles and the prosecution followed. In all.
112 reasons for a new trial were filed foE
SandersOn and more than fifty each for
the others. Most OF the reasons charged
errors by the court.
The defendants Will appear for sentences
next Friday, when appeals 70 the state
suureme court will BE- taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

and Pope are about twenty years Of age.
respectively, and were awaittng the action
Of the district court, having admitted their
guilt.
CENTRAL CITY-Sergeant John Walsh
passed through the city Thursday enroute
east on his long trip from San Francisco
TO New York on a wager Of 5000 that he
can make the round "Trip from New York
to san Francisco and consum not more
than ninety days in 'hoofing' IL either
way. He passed through here last summer
on his way 70 the Pacific coast, completing
the journey there in seventy-three days.
He started on his return journey on the
18th OF October and is well ahead Of his
schedule.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
NEAT MARKETS CONDEMNED
Food and Dairy Inspectors Make the
Rounds in Lincoln.
DEMOCRATS TO HAVE A DAILY
No View Cottage co Ne Erected at
Kearney Industrial school, for
which Appropriation
was Made.
IRON a staff Correspondent.)

CFrom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Dec. n-Cspecial)-Mrs. Muir
ply. food inspector. and Dairy Inspector
Howe have Just concluded an Investigation
o fths meat shops in Lincoln. and their
report has been filed with Food Commits
cioner johnson. During the last biennium
about 100 meat market %proprietors have
been prosecuted for condition Of their
places OF business.
The report Just filed. shows that a num-
Der Of shops in Lincoln are dirty and not
sanitary.
Daily Democratic Paper.
Lincoln is TO have a daily democratic
Newspaper. Tho articles of Incorporation
were filed with the secretary OF state late
this afternoon and the capital stock IL
10000 The name Of the concern is the
Trfbuns Publishing company. The incor-
porators are: Charles w. Pool OF Tecum-
ssh. James T. Murphy and Henry Hemple
Of Lincoln. and Homer Moore Of Tecumseh.
appropriation Not Needed.
The State Board of Public Lands and
buildings today rejected all bids for the
construction OF the cottoge at the Boys
Industrial school at eKarney. Superinten-
dent Sherman notified the board that the
new cottage was not needed. When the
appropriation was made for its constrlc-
ton. he said. the population Of the school
was IA and growing. while now. the popu-
IAtion Is Las and growing less all the time.
Masutre Names Secretary.
John A Mcguire. conEressman-elect from
the First district. has selected w. NJ.
whelan OF Lincoln to be his private secre-
sarY Mr.. Whslan II a gradual of the
State university. both In the academic and
law departments. and was secretary Of
Maguire's campaign COMMITTEES.
reacRers nsDec Factories.
A delegation OF Lincoln school teachers
will start out in the morning for an In
spection trip through Lncoln's factories
and wholesale houses. This is the frat Of
a series OF visits which have been a
by the Commercial club.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
COUNTY CLERKS ORGANIZATION
To Meet at Same Time and Place m
the Supervisors.

HASTINGS. Neb.. Dec. u--Special Tele-
grRuL)-A State Association Of County
Clerks was formed oday. George E
Emizen Of Hastings was elected president
and Charles Elliott OF North Platte sec
Rotary. Mr.. Hendelon OF Holdrege was
elected chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
legislation The next annual meeting will
be IN Fremont IN connection with the con-
vention of county commissioners and
supervisors. in December, 1903 but a special
meeting will be held in Lincoln in January
to consider matters OF proposed legislation.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-06
PERSONALS.

Fred Rythsr d noVeF uas IN loaa IN
daY,
Mrs, LulhsF ilawlsy has lesn housed b
illness this week,
Mis-. canis Russell u NoTthiield, Mass,
Vas la town Tuesday.
y. q. Houehion al West ToNnshend is
spending the week IA loan,
Miss Hazel MooIv IL New York e a
guest II Mr.. and Mrs, {, W hrf9 'his
week.
Miss Elizabeth shaiIneF vi, town Wei
nesalay ioF ~ days visit ~ nIahN'i's,
y. y.
Mr. aud Mr., Frank Harms oi Millers
Falls. Mass, are visiting relatives "a Town
this week,
Miss katherine siorkwell Was a sarsl
IL Miss l.issie MiAner al Aufclius fe''
tees Friday,
Frank Wallen l. taking a vacation from
n 1. Eentan a Co.'S siow aud u sl'vhd'
ing the week ia boston
Miss Grace Miner, daughter Of Mr.
Charles Miner Is attending The hish
sehoo aud Is boarding At \, H. Hines .
Miss Ella Howard Is spending two weeks
IA llnston studying spring STYLES "a miil.'
nrry and copying models for Mrs H. ~
nasoom,
FL Perry of Greenfield Was among The
out ,oftown guests who attended the odd
Fellows aud Rcbekahs' leap year social
Tuesday evening,
Mis-. Alta Cray Is taking an extended
vacation from j. l., Mann's store she
!. contemplating a trip To Washington ~
e.. during the time,
Miss Jennie NJ. Ilough,on has gone TO
New Work his week 10 attend the dress
makers openings. She Mill also visit ~
Ansonia, Conn, during her absence from
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George llill leave Sa,nr-
d,y for their home IN Rochester y. l.
Mr.. Hill has resigned his position ~ ~,
perinlendcnt 81 the finishing department
of the Estey factory,
Miss Ella Honghton and Mrs. Florence
Hood returned Monday from Springfield.
Mass. where they enjoyed lew day
outing. Alrs. Blood has resumed her wofk
in Houghton a Simonds's yesterday
Horace c. French was stricken with an
other shock Friday aud his condition =
now very serious. Mr.. French is stu IN
possession OF his mental faculties and hope
Of his recovery is still maintained.
MIR. and Mrs. g. H. Smith went Mon
dav TO Boston for few days and later
they were TO visit in Hartford, Conn;
and New York city. Mrs. smith VIII
attend the millinery openings during the
trip
Col. II. T.. Taylor and $. l.. Dutton left
town YESTERDAY afternoon for an extended
tnp in the south. They will visit Wash,
ington, ST. Augustine, Jacksonville and
Daytona, Fla, besides other cities oil m
tcrest.
The home OF Cecil c. Turner was filled
with 20 merry makers Tuesday, the occa,
sion being n surprise party TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Katherine Weeks and
Mrs. George Croll sang and an orchestra
PLAYED several selections. Retreshmeni
were served and dance enjoyed. During
the evening A. L. Wood presented TO Mr.:
and Mrs. Turner a dinner set in behalf
of those present. Mr.. Wood made neat
little speech when he presented the giit
and Mr.. and Mrs. Turner iittingly re-
sponded.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-06
PERSONALS

John wonsl Of Ro.leu i IN lssa On
business
L,.,. Ramsey q GIssRffh slFn' san
dsy a hls hense heTv,
Mts, itasson all - % Nee i"'A $40"
dAg to Lng sisfans miilihtis'
Ms, d. y, iio~r has sai.s 10 Asa iva
10 study dresssaakihs ssisrs'
Wallace \, liaiehpldrf u lseshe1 = ~
ioan this week On legal business
\ AZ. Elsp,i has hesa ~ ll"lsaA''
Mas, this aeek on = business IMP
Mrs. Guy Tar u Dumn'F Is'eh i,A' ''''''
a letunl guest II Mr. u y Ai''n'
nsr II. Whitney u RfllssIag', eenh..
came this morning inr = h'sFi "@s I"
ioAn,
Ms. Myrtle Knight, who undffaral ~
o,s,s,,on ieeenily al Memorial hospital
q im.rpVins
Julse ]. N. Tyler and nI II, u iiel
ion aent this morning 10 80 10y 70 ="
Tend The funeral II Senator ii"st"h
Dr. II. u. IIol,on sNFesis 60 50 g ~
INNS totnoffoM 10 investigate 4 shasilF"A
ea.r which has been reported ii"iH UNIV
M, Pauline Mani resumed her M.ath
N.'inr.slaV Ia !. ~. Lands tailor shyl'
aiier weeks absence GA acooan' "i u"
noes,
NIr. Lucy burns lrii town this morn
ins ior her home Ia Boston ate, slshN
M some time with her lairhis' Ni' A"'
Mr.. isaae llobb,
FL. Arms ii Boston, president 81 ge
a,,,il sale works, Vas IN HiAi llepot9 VIZ
.,rig pari al the week attending !" ~
iairs connected with the eonishy'
Mis-. Marion Simohds, Who has ,rern,i,'
IA completed a business pnufs' IA tne ~
Lany business collcsc, ha, this Nceh '"'
tcrl the oilice .ot +, l.. lloush'on'
N,is. Sy.., Kellogg oi Westminster has
IN spr.t al Miss Mary Fits this
week rnr0utc 60 her home alter slfhlllhs
.,me time IN Bennington and Sncchieii'
Letters have been received In town ms
| week. announcing the sale arrival ~ AT
ami Mr.. G. {. Fits in Havana anu s' az
ING that the trip was most ENJOY a"'
one,
Miss Iyetta Stewart left town yesicr'
J,y ,nr Dat.shurg. ;, 4. She expects 70
A.. absent several weeks and will Nislt
philadelphia. Washington and several oih
cr cities during her absence
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Wilson enter.
tanned 95 friends Monday evening at th.il
home - Forest street, the occasion n''ns
Inc 10Th anniversary OF their marriage
Gard. were enjoyed and musical pro
s,a,n rendered during the evening MTs'
| W;lson was assisted by Mrs. I. X
SimonIs in receiving and both women We're
gowned in white. Mr.. and Mt WISH
were gwen a dinner set: { ~ Slmon M
made the presentation in, behalf o. 3l the
quests 10 which Mr.. and Mr.. Wilson
responded expressing thanks Tor the een.
rrous remembrance Refreshments Nste
served and the wedding cake on "hish
| were the dates lSsflsOI was cut anu
served 10y the hostess.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-06
PERSONALS.

Mrs, Charles nennison visited Ia srnhs
Geld, Mass, Wednesday,
John Sears and daughter ol uTeehleld
visited ia town "Wednesday,
q. N. Durham Mas ia liaslon the lat
tar paIt 81 last week ON business.
p. Adams Of Springfield. Mass, Was
Q visitor ia town SATURDAY aud sunday
IL. II, nIoan attended the funeral Of
his cousin, Airs, ". II, Warren, IN HALIFAX
Tuesday,
Miss Winnie Southland Is in the city and
will soon return a. trimmer Tor Mfs' w.
y. Raseom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pierce have this
week moved from MilliamsNille To ofs
gan street,
Mr.. Fred II. T.. Dompisr AMI son stan,
ley are in Springfield, Mass, Tor ~
days visit.
Il. l.. Hall was in fitehhurs, Mass,
10 attend the boapl oi trade banquet IN
honor OF Secretary Tat,
Cal. ]. GRAY Esiey left the first Of the
week for an extended trip, lie viii 80 TO
California aud later 10 Mexico.
A. +. Rohde left Monday for swanzey,
A. n where he will eirct an organ IA
a church there Tor the Esiey company.
Miss Harriet Wells went Thursday 10
Springfield, Vt, TO spend a lew weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Sampson
ID. 4. Shea and ;. 4. Daniels We're N
Keene, \, H., last Friday evening q. wit
ness the basketball game between hcche
and Gloycrsville.
David 4. Perry was one OF IN, speak
ers at a good roads meeting held under
the auspices Of the Newport IN. III boafd
Of trade last week.
Miss Josephine Farmer returned Mon
day TO her work in lloughton 4 Slmonds
after a weeks vacation which she spent
with relatives in Greenfield.
Mrs. John Canton was called 10 Bran
don, VT, last week TO attend the Ia
neral of her brother who died in Ialiior-
mia aud was taken there for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. l.. Durham. DIR, G. X.
Aldrich and DR.. i. IL. O'Connor are
among those who are planning 10 attend
the Boston automobile show next week.
Mrs. Josie u. Lockrow has been Sc
riously i'll for several days at her rooms
in Emerson block. She is improving and
hopes TO resume her work the first OF
next week.
Rev. Father L'Ecuyer left Sunday even,
ing for st. Adams where he visited
relatives. lie was accompanied by his
brother, Henry LEcuyer, who had spent
a week in town.
Rev. IL. X. Miles has been in Worces.
ter, Mass, TO attend the New England
Congregational conference. Mr.. Miles was
one of the committee OF IS chosen to ei.
feet the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. kimball re.
ceived last week message from their
son, Lucien w. Kimball, who is on the
Georgia OF the United States battleship
fleet. The message was from Callao, Peru,
and stated that young kimball was well
and enjoying the cruise.
The Sans Pareil club held its last meet
ing of the season with Miss Minnie Il.
Toomey Tuesday evening Hearts was
played and the prizes were won by Miss
Regina Heaphy, L. j. Cray. Miss Cath
crime Austin and w. L. Carlton. Re.
freshments were served and musical pro.
gram completed the evenings entertain
maut
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-06
PERSONALS

Frank ", fsliss is housed b mahai''
4. n Ge.lalr has beea ia iissloA lhls
Aaek,
Miss nea,nes jaeol.s is s's''m d
mumIis,
i.nlhaF iionshiun sinni SUNDAY ~
Springfield, Mass,
Henry MoaaluIi has finished aolk ~
= q, 1iark's sreueFl store,
Mrs. N. y, Neal goes 10 hosioh hSAi
Nerk 10 attend the mlllinpIa oisehliass'
Mrs. 4. A. Eddy II Nest Msnisl.oso e
suesl u her s,.n, II, +, Idly lh's assA'
Me. Alice johnson Is in charge u Mis'
q. IL. Smlths millinsIy rooms this AVA
n. q Saii, u Nea Nork spent sun'llsN
aiih his Niie aud sen Al Ats, hitAiAn' :
Geoys Gallup. who has l"sa employ =
Ia 4. N. Angler has novel ie winning
ton,
Mn. Arthur Mason Of NoT,hlield, Mas
has brvn spending part 81 the week ~
town,
Mis-. Bessie lllaley ii fuiney has l'ren
spending several days With Mn i'o"''
Whitney.
MI.. 4. ". Pnaer who has heen critical
IA III at her home on ffort slterls =
improving,
Mls. Grace Bridges has rrtnrned ifom
recent VIII, To her home IA Williams
town, Mass,
Miss Edna Patterson oi fnlney ha,
been a guest al Mr., aud Ms, banirl
Patterson this week.
Nli.. Laura Jones II Northampton
Mass, has bern Iccent guest 81 "''
aunt. Mis-. Julia barrett,
Mrs. Adelaide l.. Garfield moved Wed
ne..lay irom 1oWnshend 90 her newly Pui'
chased home, . Cherry stfcci'
Mr.. Nellie Spiiorl OF sgrnsheh
Mass, came "Wednesday 10 spend ~ dAl :
with her aunt, Mr.. Julia Nation,
Henry Everleth has been spending a
nan III the week IN Putnry with his pa
rents, Mr. aud Mr., II. q. Evefle'h'
Mis-. Pauline Miller has been visiting 10
pntney this week and Miss Regina
lleaphy has been substituting for her.
Miss Florence Broekington returned Sat
urlay 10 Albany business college after
two weeks vacation al her home IN town
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Goodhue OF iiin''
dale were guests Of Mr., no0dhucs pa
rents, Mr. and Nlr, 4. o. johnson, sun
day.
George Hancr has moved from sontl,
Main street 10 the house recently vacated
by christopher llutzberg ON William
street.
Mrs. I. W. Bruce returned Monday "a
her home, having spent several days -
Iittle,on. \. H., with her son, Dr
ITewksbury. .
Harry Sargent returns TO Albany bust
mess college tomorrow after a few weeks
vacation. Earl Wcatherhcad intends ia
accompany him.
L. G. Frost and son, Raymond, . have
been spending a part OF the week ~ lrug,
\. y. with Mr.. Frost's sons Stewart
and Marry Frost.
Rev. George Il. lawson was one OF th'
speakers at the meeting of the Bible clas,
al the First Baptist church OF urehilelu
last Thursday evening,
+. l.. Houghton, j. G. Ullery, DIR. g
X, Anderson and l.. ID. Taylor are among
those who are planning TO attend the auto
mobile show next week in Boston.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-06

iii "a scIantlae preparation Of yeee.
IL. seiis with natural dieesiants and con
ans ,he same Juices found in healthy
stomach. Zach dose will digest more r ihah
4 600 grains o. good food. Sold by All DRUG
eistg
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-10-15
The Wage Earner's Choice.

The great and vital distinction
which every wage Garner should take
home to himself-between Republican
and Democratic revision of the tariff
is that Republicans propose to revise
the tariff in such way as not to re-
duce the wages of or diminish the op-
portunities for employment of Ameri-
can labor, and Bryan and his follow
ers propose to cut the tariff down as
near free trade basis as they dare,
with entire disregard of the interests
of American labor.
Whether the statement that Bryan
as a Democratic member of the ways
and means committee of the Demo-
cratic congress which passed the Will
son-Gorman tariff bill spoke of Ameri-
can working men seeking protection as
"public beggars" is correct or not is
of very slight consequence, because
his lifelong attitude toward tariff re-
vision speaks for itself and shows that
he regards beneficiaries of protective
S"h'as cc"iA Oio duo GU,
as not entitled to the benefits they re
ceive-that is, as just what the oppro-
brious epithet designates them.
The Republican party takes the view
and upholds it in speech and in prac.
tice that American workers have a
right to protection and that in revising
the tariff that right must be respected.
Such is the difference-as wide and
deep and impossible as difference on
public question can be-between the
revision the Republican party proposes
and intends to effect and the so called
revision that Bryan represents in his
public record, his platform aud his
speeches.
1t is for the American wage Garner
to decide which kind of revision he
prefers-the Republican revision which
will keep the making of American
goods for America, or the Bryan re-
vision, which will give the work of
making American goods to factories in
England and Germany.
If you want to keep the work here
and get paid for doing it, vote for
Taft!
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-10-15
Moved Into New Home.

Mr.. Henry Auchu and family have
moved into their beautiful and commo-
dious = residence on Fourth street,
the ''nlu6ing" having taken place last
Tuesday. This is one of the most COM
plete and up TO date homes in this
section of the state and it is The wish
of the PRESS that Mr.. and Mrs. Auchu
and family may live long to enjoy
their new home.