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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

nso. ninstaa Who paid that amount IN
ls6s % SECURE his telease from army ssF'
vice and afterwards sAlis,si and mas
isund unfit Cor service. This ball was Ia
gFoiased in ls1s BY Hon. foIt1s liAslsE'
thea representative Il the third Yer
meat disiFles. bat il remained Tor MI
ii.sklns 20 sssnn is passage seine "
years later. A third Instance II ceast~ss
man Iiaslins's unusual success IN hooking
after The interests Of his constituents u
found in the case Of Hiram \. DAVIS Of
Glover, Nho claimed bounty on mapls
sugar under a provision in the Mckinley
,arifI bill Gen, ", ", unoul, when hf
Vas representative II this district, IN
iFedaoei a blll providing for the payment
IL Mr.. DAVIS. but Mas unable 10 sseuTs
iis passage, Al the second session Of
the aalh congrrss Mr., ilaskins had such
hill referred TO the committee ON ap
propnations and secured the insertion "a
the general deficiency bill Of claus
carrying an appropriation 10 pay Mr.
hAAAa AAAt AAANAAA wv AAAAs
During the present session oi oongrvs'
Mr. liaskins has been extremely busy
with his work as chairman Of the commit
tee % war claims aud member Of the
committees on agriculture and labor
fram the first named committee he ne
ported an omnibus bill covering ~ sep
arale balls that had been previously In
trsluoed and carrying about sJl5,oOc
The investigation oi these bills required
a careful examination into the facts rcla'
tive TO each OF the claims. Mr.. Haskins
brought up this omnibus bill in the
house February : aud secured lis passage
without an amendment except such as
he suggested himself. This was unusual
since ordinarily the war claims commit
tees reports are severely prunod before
they are allowed 10 pass. Mr.. Haskln'
was highly eomplimented by the leaders
Of. both sides OF the house ON the manner
in which he carried his bill through, and
the Judges of the court Of claims con
graduated him on the clcarncss and abll
iiy displayed in'his report. OF the 500
aud more other cases which have been
referred " the committee on war claims
large number have been investigated
and now stand upon the calendar ready
Tor action by the next session OF congress
These accomplishments certainly form
record that is far more than ordinary
and show beyond doubt that Congress
man Haskins's work in behalf OF his con
stituents as well as the country at large
has been Of the kind that counts. The
experience he has gained in nearly eight
years OF this kind OF service fits him tC
be even more efficient and influential II
the future, and we believe the people ol
the second district are not SO short
sighted that they will fail to avail them
selves OF these qualities.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29
One Sample Not a Sample.
Rutland News.)

While The News has no disposition to
criticize the work of the state laboratory
of hygiene, it occurs to. us that it is
hardly fair to publish dealers name as
a dispenser of dirty milk after an exam
nation of a single sample Of his goods.
1t is a common experience of customers
to get. clean milk one day and dirty milk
the next day from the same man: No
dealer should be given a clean milk GER
tificate until many separate examinations
have shown his milk to be free from
dirt, and no man should be publicly pro-
claimed a dealer in dirty milk until a
certain number Of samples taken from
his cans have been found unclean. Then
the results should be given the widest
publicity possible.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29


The question is. simIAy, WHISTLER Nsr
mont tan Afford 10 eonlinue IA thss fsal
lsy and make u practically imI'es.lhie iu'
a IooF man 10 asplfv 10 this high eiAsr
when the appropriated II ooaI.atAll'sl
lnillng cum will give the governor AZ
adequate oiilc- loFve and provide fea
soUahle margin ioT hls sAl~nses ai,i"Ai
AZ The MessrngrT has said iaAhy lllisu'l
this ls no proposition a. slNr the governor
a sAlay that Nill tempt men u bold lhs
oiiicv foF gaih, Il is simply demand
that the ulicu II chief magistrate SHAH "
financed ~ pToIeF pFol.oEtlon Va " rs'i
II the people the governor represents Nil
no longer h. rlsked IA the spectacle 81
the chief magistrate 81 great common
wealth paying a part oi the peoples owt
hllls ioF the honor II being elected 10 10
20.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29
Hard Leather!
(Rutland Herald,

Attorney Charles Plumley of North
field, son of Frank Plumley of congress
sional aspirations, went to Montpelier
the other day and bought neat carriage
of local dealer. 1t is not reported
whether he intended the vehicle for cam
paign purposes or whether he and his
distinguished progenitor proposed g
smal-town tour, with speaking from the
back of the wagon, but any way the
horse ran away before he got the rig out
of town and smashed it beyond recog
milton. As Son Charles is the chief ac
tive manager of Father Franks congress
sional campaign, the friends OF Colonel
Haskins are entitled to draw their own
deductions.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

nan, Sound logic. thst'-Rni'iss.eFe lie
ioFtBeF,
llsis the lini Il iesie that dos moFe
than anything sls@ "a fise I,elislrs
hlask eye, The kiad II losie Thai
inlsalaesl into eihsF l,fanfhes II has''
ness i.slios ,aiA.e offices, seaA ruin
ths nali0A. lnd ysl tho pFseilfe is NJ
n,s.se eaAsisieSg With oBp Than The oslisF
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29
TO RrroRnrR SUBSCRIBERS,

. beginning January l. iss. We discontinued The
pr.elios 81 printing dates on the labels Of pasfs
10 indicate The date q expiration 81
W. - l~ieef account with e.eh subscriber
ard give a receipt for even payInsnts The iAhs
p,an Is impraelioahle and 10 being dlscarded ~
seafly ali publications. Al the end of the ear "
your subscription 10 unpaid hlll WI Be scot yeo
A fast az subscriptions are renewed the dates
,v,ll h removed from the lAhsla Keep your 70
c-ipi frum year Ia ytar in case you question The
accuracy II our rceotda
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29
Col, Haskins and the Veterans.
(St. Johnsbury Caledonian.)

ISIs VufCNfUfITu''I
Congressman Haskins is a distinguished
veteran of the Civil war, having been
first lieutenant of the Sixteenth Vermont
and it is worth remembering that this
will probably be the last time that sol
der can be honored by beng sent to con
or never will be in politics it is but
natural that they should be loyal to one
of their own members. 1t is not surpris-
ing, therefore, that the majority of the
veterans in this district are supporting
Col. Haskins in this campaign, while many
Others who never saw military service are
giving him their hearty support for sim
liar reason.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29
Windham Has the Goods.
bennington Banner.)

We knew it. 1t was bound to come
Bratteboro, not content with furnish
ing congressman in the second dis
trict, is seeking one in this. Frank l.
Fish is Windham county boy anc
studied law in Brattleboro. That set
ties it. Brattleboro forever and every
thing. Burlington Clipper,
Ii Windham county didn't have the
goods She could not supply the market
Mir. Fish is fortunate in being able tC
furnish such strong guarantee. W.
suspect that Carroll Page was born II
Windham county and will spring 1t al
the last minute to clinch his case.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

Governor Hughes rightly believes tina,
there is no use IN creating a powerful
public service commission unless matters
relating to the control Of public service
corporations be left to It's control. There
fore he vetoed the bill providing for a
live instead OF lO-cent fare on the
Coney Island railway, on the ground that
il the present rate is too high the matter
should be taken before the public service
commission for settlement.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

Burlington and st. Adams. Brattleboro
and even Windsor are pluming them
selves on successful musical festivals
Rutland Herald.
Brattleboro, alas, would like to be able
to boast OF successful musical festival.
Truthfully, however, it must be said that
the town has not had such an event in
several years and the last one was unsue'
cessful from financial standpoint.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

The legislative reporter OF the Boston
Transcript says that the French kins
Rapids Power company intends TO build
dam that can be lowered from u tt
four feet so that the level OF the river
can be maintained at Turner'S Fall
when the tidewater is low" This vii
Of course protect the clam.digging in
dustry that hourishes along the salt
marshes OF Mortified and Gill.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29
Ruinous Logic.
Newport Express and Standard

Newport Express and Standard.)
The Bradford Opinion admits that Con
gresham Haskins has made good in the
house of representatives and has a rec
ord that reflects credit upon himself and
his district, but thinks now is the proper
time to let him retire in favor of Mr.
Plumley. In other words, The Opinion
believes that when a public servant gets
to the point where he is able to &C.
complish something it is high time that
his place was taken by an inexperienced
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

By recent decision of the state SUI
preme court a prisoner of county Jail
who escapes while temporarily outside
the walls of the institution is guilty of
''prison breach" and is amenable to the
same penalty as if he sawed through set
of iron bars to gain his freedom. This
decision means much for the success of
the present system of putting prisoners
to work outside of iails. Incidentally it
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

The position Of national bank examiner
in Vermont is evidently not to be sneezed
at .-Barre Times.
No, but good many people would be
willing to cough if they could get it.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

mssns that MARTA Msaaias. -hs AAds
q break foF liberty shils 81 work IN =
woei,lei With a nanhsF a other prison
ere Il Nswiane iall last water ~iil 81
q sentence 10 the state pE.soa Ia wlni'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

There is hllls hksllheed that coasTsss
m.s Foster all l. ; issiaT in the ssEa'
lanal Eight this fall, With tao msn
after Ais present position tho iioneFAhls
u. J, all have enough 10 do 10 induce
the voters 81 his dislnai TO let sell
enough alone" In Washington, hosevsF,
il is believed that senaloF John W. Stew
All will make a fight lor the position
which be Is holding temporarily and u
IL ifucly predicted that be all have the
backing 81 tho rrcetoF forces. Consider
able backing will be necessary Il the ven
cradle Senator Stewart Is 10 triumph
over the organization which Carroll )
Paee has perfected in the pas, month
ar tan
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

The largest Goldfish ever caught in Casco
bay Me-, was captured in October, lS4O,
by b. j. Willard. 1t was said to be the
heaviest cod ever landed on House is
land, and the spots on it were as big as
silver dollars. When dried it weighed 70
pounds.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

Money talks'-but it doesn't get near
enough to most of us SO that its converse
ton is at all disturbing.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

We publish this week, as political adj
yeftising. a letter signed by ex-senator
brigham 4, Phelps d Westminster and
sent Us by y. c. Williams Of Newport
manager Of Lieutenant Governor frouiy
subernaioral campaign. The letter laud'
Mr.. frou,y as liable, honest, fearless, un-
assuming. aiIahle, winning" COY, shy,
dainty. etc, and points with pride TO Mr.,
Prou,y's wonderful rocori in the legisla'
turc. We didn't know before that Mr.
Phelps had such a marvellous command Of
lAnsMAee.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

Peter F. Daley, one of the best known
comedians in the country. died in Chi
cago Saturday after a brief illness with
pneumonia.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29

Battered 40 second class matter. sAhaa'ty
s.Ss, he ACT u Congress 81 March ,, 1879,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03

Thursday evening. The Rev, Caffyn,
pastor of the Methodist church, per.
formed the ceremony, which was one
of the prettiest Of home weddings. A
wedding supper was served immedi-
ately following the ceremony. The
doctor and his bride arrived in the
city last Monday, and will go to house
keeping at once.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03
DANGlN ARTY
Given at the Palatlal Home Of j. w,
81 AlaElr SATURDAY. Evening

The spacious home of D. Maher
On mast Fifth s,ttreet was the scene
merry gathe ering last Saturday
evening, when Miss Jose ephine Maher
and her brother Howard entertained
Jolly crowd of young ladies' and gem
t1enen ct dancing & party zS.s
The rooms we're prettiIy and taste
fulls decorated with evergreen and
molly. winch was thor roughly II keep
Iins with the hoIida seal Miss
Mary Brennan and Mrs. Hinton Smith
Furnished the naiority off8 3 the musk
for the dancers, A nIsonograph being
lnsed for some ofS The mum bers, and IN
HE 4 late hour the young folks glidet
lover the hard wood llloors II the de
1 lightfall raazes % the waltz and ths
more riotous IN tahle ladel
i good things os tlle most season
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03

able variety was spread In one of the
rooms, and during the evening the
young folks had free access to the re.
freshments.
The terpsichoreans departed voting
Miss Maher and Master Howard as
delightful entertainers. They were
assisted in receiving by their sister,
Mrs. Clinton Smith.
Those present were: Misses Frances
Cowan, Ellen Chamberlin, Adele
Thompson, Lottie Thompson, Lenore
Thompson, Mary Brennan, Mamie
Huesgen, Juliette shrotridge, Frances
IShortridge and Lillian =Wineman;
Messrs. Dan Brennan, James Brennan
Judd Whitman, Dan Whitman, Sher
man McClory, Marion Small, John
Cowan, Bert Moran, Hubert Faust
Earl Mann, Allie McInnes, FREQ
Jones, James Collinson, Robert Col
linson, Orville Duell, William Hues
gen, Frank Prosser, and Frank Smell
OF the State University, who is visit
ing in the city with his brother, L. D
Smell, during the holidays.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03
MASON GIVEDANCE:
With Ladies of the Eastern Star En-.
tertain for YOUNG People

The local Masonic lodge and the
ladies of the Eastern Star gave a
dance at Masonic hall Monday even
ing in honor Of the young ladies and
gentlemen who are spending their hol-
iday vacation from their respective
colleges at home. The Devils Lake or
chestra furnished the music for the
dance, and a large crowd of Masons
and their ladies', together with the
younger generation, enjoyed themsel-
YES to the fullest degree by Willing
away the evening hours In the enjoy
ment of tripping the light fantastic. y
For those present who did not care
to dance, card tables were provided
and progressive euchre was indulged
in. At II o'clock an elegant lap re
past was served by the ladies.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03

board of directors Of the Chautauqua
association. He was a member Of the
Gando lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias
and Of the Yeoman lodge OF this city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03
D0DEE FISK PLEASES
Concert and Dance at Arnory Friday
at Enjoyable Affair

Concert and Dance at ArmOry Friday
at Enjoyable Affair
Last Friday evening the Dode Fisk
Concert company gave a most enjoy
able concert at the armory. The
event was under the patronage of the
A. o. U. W., and Immediately follow
ing the concert the floor was cleared
and dancing was INDUCED in until an
early hour the next morning. At mid
night the ladies Of the Degree of
Honor, an auxiliary to the Workmen,
served a delicious supper on the stage
of the theatre, several tables being
laden with every delicacy Of the sea-
+! son: About forty couples were in at
/ tendance on the dance and supper,
and though the floor was not Of the
best for dancing purposes, the elegant
dance music played by the Dode Fisk
company put wings to the feet of the
dancers and made the sight from the
gallery a pleasing and beautiful one.
The light and vari-colored gowns OF
the ladies mingled pleastngly with the
more solemn costumes Of the sterner
sex. ss:ssx5 5 II :s.s= ..$s s3:t.
The. concert itself began at 8 O'Clock
land lasted until 10. The orchestra
consists Of ten pieces, six men and
-four ladies'. The instrume tion is o.
the best, though not except ptionally vel
balanced, as at times, the wind L
: rather too loud for the strings. Annons
, 1.-THE best pieces rendered was 9 selec ellss
!. tion from the .'Beh emian Girl" AM
Isuppe's light Cavalry Overture: Th
!. lxylophone solo, played the ira 81
/ drummer Of the aggrega ion. howe
q Hgreat dexterity with the little han
Z Z mers. In all the. CONCERT Was full
I enjoyed by the half house present
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03
BIG EURNllI IURESALE
Goldberg Stock 70 Be Sold BY th'
....sss1... u Adjustment COMPANY ]. I. =. y.

1@ItsE% &E EfnuJuo ssAVitS $VHPNny ~ Il 5.%'
Mr.. q. W. Lennon arrived in the
city Monday and took charge Of the
entire store and stock Of J. Goldberg,
which was recently damaged by fire.
The preliminary sadjusters have in,
ventoried the stock and all Of the
stock IN the store will 1sbe sold to de-
termine the value Of what the stock
Is worth and the final settlement will
be made on this basis The store is
being put into shape as fast as pos.
sibie under the direction OF Mr.. Lem
mon, and he will open the sale on
wednesday,, January s. Judging from
| the advertise in this issue from
| our own observations. and prices
| that the adjustment company are max.
Iing,e the entire stock will be cleaned
Tout In short order. This stock was
| the third largest in the state, and has
always been$of the best grade Of furni
ture. s y $ :J szs S} s$, 4 2 $; !57 & 4ss..
The adjustment company lis bound
to sell each and every article withir
tWenty-two days, and by that time will
turn over the. store to the carpenters
] who will lay new floors and remode
1.-The building. "a Il. ;ss:.s. + 5 . :.,s,:, 4. j ]
Mr.. Goldberg will soon visit tn,
eastern markets to buy a complet'
| new stock. and will re-enter busines
here in the early, spring. ,2. +*2 :
Il Great credit is due our firemen an
loyal citizens in the manner in whic
| they went, about saving two thirds q
| this immense stock, the fire bein
/ placed under control very quickly. i.
Il The fire sale of the entire stock wi
!, lbe opened to the public on Wednesda.
IIanuary 5, at 8 q. M and until ths
time no one will be admitted to th
store. See advertisement in this i
a E
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03
mn \ lYS,''IE;Rllll SOL we'd
James OBTlen COnfesses to tile MIN.
der of Arthur Clare =s.z 5..5:s =.5

James Q'Brien, the sixteen.ye .year-old
lad-Who was arrested charged with the
murder Of Arthur q Claire at Neche
Sunday evening, Dec. az, has made a
full and voluntary confession ins&his.
own handWriting admitting that She,
killed his companion ffor paltry 5000,
which be knew Claire had on. his.
person j M at the time. It seems that the
two young men had spent the after.
noon 1so1a at %Gretna and had sbeeA drink
ing O,Brten said sin his confession
that NJ the murde was premeditated and
that he got a @hatchet and took it .to
the skating rink for that purpose.
After he had hit young Leglaire III the
head several times ana had literally
hacked him To- pieces rs says that,
ealizing what Ihe had done. he took
|thes purse from the dead mans pocket
and threw ie into the river.
after q ling leG GialTa young 03Bflen
Who Is slight ffor his yeans u had drag.
u Iged the body 100 feet, cut i hole in
4 the Ice and placed the body IN the
4 .IWater und derneath. Blood stains 81
Il Il the snow and at places where the boz
81 stopped to rest showed the trail from
& tie scene Of ,ttl,e kiIling 70 the water
i o'Brien's arrest was made on satur
tIday evening, almost week after ths
murder. and ne was ught oyerlani
slfo Pembina the county seat o Penn
I Iina county EIe ma taIned HIS inne
eanee after his insssssal snp for man
I hours busa finally weakened and N
Hated tho details na the ribIe and II
4 voting crime 10 the state y ttttorne.
n Leglaire was d Great yorthern firs
man. adquarters ran
II, Forks He was visit iting his parent
81 Al Naehes for tbs holt days. =i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03
YOUNG FOLKS WE'D
Donald Stevenson and Miss Olive Ar
+. mold Married Saturday Evening

HUN Vtul AVV ouHUsSu &soa"S
- On Saturday evening at $3.50 o'clock
at the parsonage Of the Methodist
church occurred the marriage Of Mr.
Donald Stevenson and Miss Olive
Arnold of Seventh and Flint avenue.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. I. A. Olson, pastor of the church,
and was witnessed by the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties.
iThe yaung couple were attended by
Charles Arnold, brother Of the bride,
who performed the duties OF best man.
and Miss Goldie Arnold, who acted IN
.the capacity Of brides maid. A re:
| ception and wedding supper was given
/ at the brides residence mediate1y
i after the ceremony. The couple viii
4 make their future home in a nea1
Il little house on the corner Of Arnolt
II avenue and Seventh street. II 55f$ &C..
The bride is q well known and z ez
!, Ieeedingiy popular young lady OF Devil
Lake. The groom mas many friends i
/ the city, and VIII be wished hanp
d and prosperous life ID his new stat
He is employed at ~ hitford's stor'
u Among the out Of town guests I
81 the Wedding was Mrs. Rodger Stal
II Of Leeds, an aunt OF the bride. n
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-03
SUPREME COURT
Fully SustainS Kaslow Decision.
Amounts TO $500

In the case of Louis Kaslow VS.. g.
J. Chamberlin, which was tried in the
district court of this county in June,
/ 1905, the supreme court of the state
has just handed down decision which
concludes the case in favor of the
plaintiff Kaslow. In the trial in the
district court and also in the supreme
court, Anderson & Traynor of this
city appeared for the plaintiff Kaslow,
and Burke & Middaugh for the defend
ant. Kaslow is foreigner of Jewish
extraction, living near Starkweather,
and sued the defendant, Chamberlin,
for damages for the alleged wilfuls
wrongful and malicious filing of lis
pendens against the homestead of the
plaintiff, fling the instrument with
| the register of deeds Upon the trial
of the case in district court a verdict
Of $1,000 was rendered in favor OF
the plaintiff. This Judgment stood oas
lrecord for something like a year and !
a half, when the judge OF the districa a
1 court ordered the judgment discharE"
led and that new trial be given thss
q defendant. The plaintiff claimed thaE
:. this act of the Judge was without any ny
authority, and that the district COURT
+ had NO. jurisdiction to discharge the
! Judgment OF. grant a new trial nal atfef ger
1.-THE expiration Of more than one year ssLl
{ from the time Of entry OF the 5udg'
2 ment, and plaintiff thereupon appeasas
rIt 2 from the courts order to the suprsKne
2 y1court The supreme court has Tuii! Ll!
e sustained the plaintiffs contentioan ' MI
2. holding that the act of the dlsts1sc dstars
IS Judge was without authority
'e This reinstates the original sjjuds
ment la favor of Mr.. KasIoW, and III
Judgment, together with interest an
Il ccost VIVA asaaosnt % about 81 800
"
la Iy Nelson Bros new shoe store iii iii