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New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
RUN IN FRONT OF AUTO, ONE DEAD.
Boys Had Been Stealing Ride on Wagon
and Didn't See Car.

Michael Antonille five year old Italian boy,
down and killed by an automobile and
his companion, Felix Ganglo. nine years old, was
injured internally when they out from behind
a wagon which they had been stealing a ride
at Pelham Road and the Bronx River yesterday.
Milford Martin of Rye, n. Y. ordered his chauf-
feur to help the boys into the and record
run to the Fordham Hospital was made. The sur
geons said that the younger boy had been killed
instantly
After hearing the story Coroner Schwanneke
paroled Clarence F. Lee, the chauffeur. In the Gus
tody of Mr. Martin, who said that the machine
was running at an ordinary rate Of speed when
the boys ran In front of 1t.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
lHEAaN ACTION LEGAL
1.,stee Mccall SHstdins borough
Presidents Reelection.

.u ,se demurrer OF Martin W. Little
I IN So, $50, for John F. Ahearn, in the action
fop' ~ ~. Attorney General Jackson TO Dust the
Sr"uei ,be Office Of Borough President. Justice
tsl.ei :, - the Supreme Court. decided yesterday
fMcCs.. ahearn's election by the Board of Alder
men after ne hau
furhes, vas iee" -, .,,,o. ,f ,ha r,-.s,
- .tsnbattan Borough from the time he be-
oeAe -, <o.r wears term, IN 1895 He remained in
fsh ",u - December g. 1907. when as the result of
on1e ON. wrought against him and after bearing.
enSA s-.,,ce said 1t essayed TO remove him
the -sssr from the Governor Continuing, the
lopin5,n said;
no accepted that though the phraseology
y ma a the section of the charter states this
nlcess en- of choosing Borough President TO MI
Ire vaeanss, under the constitution IT is an
e reoosi,-rnent. os but nevertheless that appointing
power Is ns in is employment all the require
ass noIV Of local self-government are preserved
men.ss ss ,.rovision of law fully complied with
tnis sse members of the Board of Aldermen, rep
s.sgenting this borough, were convened on 1secem,
res 10 Tse7 ana the defendant was regnariy and
ieeav '-eferred To- On the same day the defend
reso3 took and fled his oath of office and entered
a. a. he duties thereof.
rpe rpnv comes people Of the state. and through
i.sss rs 1se that the defendant claims TO hold and
ocr,pv his Office solely by action of the Board of
e5sar,an asserts that he usurps the functions
.ahs-eaf and demands that he be removed there
from . oe sovernroen. hssed ,,,o, run
s,nentai law IL intended that removal from
. public trust should also carry with 1t the pen
ssgssn holding or being chosen to the same,
Clear expression Of such an intention m TIC t would t be
an expression applicable to this case7 No such
Srosision exists TO apply to this case and no such
--her~ heinr vacancy therefore a regular and
s ns Of le eebe aO il fepMs that fSe
demurrer should be sustained with costs.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
til HIsGEN HELPS GOVERNMENT.
Prompts Attorney in Suit to Dissolve Stand
ard Oil Company.

Frank B. Kellogg was not at the hearing yester
.sv n. fbe government suit TO dissolve the Standard
nj cnr,psuv and Mr.. Morrison conducted the
r-nss-examination in MIR. Kelloggs absence.
nonnestic trade relations continued be the
.uh,ect nf investigation. and Mr.. Rosenthal counsel
Cor the defence. called witnesses to add TO Tues
ssx's proof rebutting the governments previous
-ssti-,our that cuts had been made by the Stand
era in upper New York State and New England in
OIL prices to drive out competition.
Eafev q special sales agent. told of selling
ou in Albany and Troy. He denied cutting prices
o- giving rebates to any one. Various other spe-
ciel agents testified 10 the same thing.
Thomas L. Hisgen. of Boston, one of the Stand
ards principal competitors in New England,
present at the afternoon hearing and frequently
rron1pted Mr.. Morrison. Under mnation
Roy Aiken. q special agent, admitted the Standard
hsd more than one price and that he not satis-,
fec with its methods.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
CHAsEs AUTO TWENTY MILES.

After a chase of twenty miles early yesterday
morning Charles r Faber bicycle policeman
succeeded in overtaking a big racing automobile
The occupants were fined 81 each in the YORK
vile court for disortierly conduct They their
names as Walter Dryer. Michael Malone ana John
Malone The chauffeur said he was John Loughlin.
OF No 2550 Seventh avenue, manager or the
Palmer Singer Motor Company. at No. 1918 Broad
way fa WAS held in $500 bail charges OF speed
ing and ruonng "a machine without state tag.
When Faber saw the machine at Broadway ana
slst street he said ii running at twenty miles
an hour He shouted to the men to stop. but they
laughed at him, he said. and put on more speed
Faber said that during the chase that followed
tho sneea Of the auto reached forty miles hour
The policeman finally fired his revolver and the
car was stopped.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Novsltv belts OF gay fowered cretohne' win
arl buck1es are so cents. They look not uh''he
orov section OF old fashioned wallpaper Mo'
,;.t and also more durable. are broad Dei'S Va
soft leather, at 81.
raintv bows of lace and muslin. Win just 'o
-, ooIorad embroidery, sell for 81 each. for -
.a,t, one can get pretty embroidered coat se'''
,,,,s of wide turnback cuffs and collar
vida xokes OF imitation Irish lace are only 30
cents.
,,,, embroidered chemses come now al prices
., s,,it all nurses Yesterday they were 10 oe hau
- ,i1arent shops anywhere from 20 cents 10 "a ~
Dresden ribbon s having another season oi pop
,or,tv IN an assortment selling at from 10 TO as
cants one especially quaint pattern had red roses
ln . HACK ground with alternate black ana white
stripes at the edges
r, a e. comes a neat outing hat OF gray alpaca.
,,, n stitched brlm turned UP in front, and a
soft round crown
Vety cool locking is sh'itwalst OF iaVehuef
"a ur,,,s In the finest hair stripes set on by a
uids belt OF duh green satin ribbon. Another
,Y.tst of white muslin rs embroidered all over with
circle. in vivid red as large as . half dollar
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
/een IL, the |bopS.

Novelty scarfs for outing hats. in stripes OF vari-
GUS colors and in floral designs. sell at 81 10 apiece
Cingham petticoats with embroidered hounces.
easily Numbered and not bad for country wear.
are only 81 %.
Very pretty and girlish the Directoire sashes
of wide satin ribbon with long. knotted ends
Another ia sshion borrowed from old France shows
in a leehorn hat with a rather high crown and
wide brirn tied down with ribbons. which meet
under che chin in a coquettsh bow.
FiIet hands for trimming, some embroidered
some braided said to be imported. are from %
cents to 81 s5 yard
f,budren.s round combs with ribbons wound In
tbar, and tied in a bow the top OF the head.
sell at Is cents
some Of the affairs worn at the throat are reg
r,ar cascades of ruffles falling toward the waist
In one the ruffes edged with exaggerated
feather stitching In another each ruffe has a
rarroyv strfn Of Dresden ribbon on the edge.
novelty pn to be worn at the throat or Tor
,,.,.,,rp the belt shows a benign dogs face.
with /. gll,tering stone In his mouth and two
stones for eyes. These are 20 cents each.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

utilized for insertions of lace or applied trim
nnings of almost any appropriate sort
The quantity of material required for the medium
size is five and FIVE -eighths yards 90 or four and
ona-ouarter wards "a inches wide The pattern. No
geo 10 cut in three sizes. small 80 "a; me-
dunn Sc or sS and large. 90 or AZ inch bust. and
will be mailed to any address on receipt of le
cents
Please give number Of pattern and bust measure
distinctly Address Pattern Department, New
York Tribune II in hurry for pattern send an
axtra 2-cent stamp and will mail by letter post
age In sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
MAY REkpJUST S. C. &i. FINANCES.

The time for deposit OF securities the Sheffield
coal and Iron Company under the plan of re-
organization expired yesterday. The committee,
which consists Of Z. c. Converse, James Gayley
isaac l. Ewood w. N. Douglass and c. w Funk
VII issue statement at present, but il is under
'Ooo that sufficient deposits and subscriptions have
Neen received carry out the plan. which con-
templates a readjustment OF bond and stock issues
sho The raising OF 10000 additional cash. The
eHehled Coal and Iron Company was placed IN the
Aahas Of Benjamin Strong. Jr-. receiver last De-
esneer II will be known after the reorganization
o. the Sheffield Ircn COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
WESTINGHOUSE GETS JAPANESE ORDER.

GBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Pittsburg July 1.-The Westinghouse interests re-
ceived several large orders for material to-day
which will likely result in placing more men at
work at once The Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company, which has only nine
thousand Of its fifteen thousand employees at work,
received orders for several large powerhouse en-
stnes to be used at the Mexican mines OF the
New York Honduras and Rosario Mining Com
many The WESTINGHOUSE Machine Company re-
ceived q rush order from the Japanes government
for a large steam turbine to be placed in the ar
senal at Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
LARGE NEBRASKA WHEAT CROP.

TBy Telegraph 70 The Irlbuhe
Omaha, July l.-ReportS from the wheat belts
of Central and Southern Nebraska. where the har-
vest Is In full operation, show the crop as being
much larger than had been expected, the returns
running from twelve to thirty bushels an acre and
averaging eighteen bushels Central Nebraska re-
ports sS per cent of the normal crop Corn is MAX
ing rapid progress and in many sections is laid by.
Corn In the river valleys badly washed but
the loss offset by the gain on the uplands and
I'm Western Nebraska
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

salaries of all the oficials the six mills Of the
corporation here next Monday The reduction VIII
not be uniform. 1t is understood similar orders
have been to ali the mills of the company
In New York State. New Hampshire. vermont and
Maine
formed of cut. New York dispatches stated yes
terday that the wages Of the men In all the COM
pany's mills would be reduced 10 per cent at the
expiration OF the annual agreement on August l.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
FREIGHT AGREEMENT EXTENDED AGAIN

The agreement by the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Company continuing In force
,ts sfsc rates and arrangements with the Central
Railroad of New Jersey the Reading and the Bal
timore Ohio for the interchange of freight by the
Jersey City route, which has been extended two
or three times since the first OF the year. has been
further extended to August 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
STATE PRINTING CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Albany July 1-At meeting Of the State Board
of Printing contracts were awarded to-day to the
i ] Lyon Company. of Albany. for the publica-
t;on of the session and for the State Depart
rnent and legislative printing The Lyon Company
was the lowest bidder for each contract Its bid
for the legislative printing $9I4s5 and for de-
partment printing ss7,6ss. The contracts for the
session laws and department printing are for two
wears and that for legislative printing one year.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
HAMILTON BANK OFFERS MORTGAGES

The Hamilton Bank offered for sale yesterday In
the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms, NOS IN ana
1s Vesey street. twenty-four first and second mort
r.oes on parcels in Manhattan, The Bronx and
RrookIvn They were in amounts of from 500 TO
ssO 400 and aggregated slss.so. Two of the whole
lot were sold
They were bought by owners OF the properties
covered by the mortgages One first mortgage FOR
"a ooo on RrookIvn parcel sold for 1900 and
other for 500 on a lot in The Bronx was disposed
of for s135.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
w. a. e. INTEREST NOT PAID.

The interest due yesterday on the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railroad Company's equipment bonds
of which ,2,Gs4Oo0 outstanding. and on the
se34 900 first mortgage per cent bonds of the Pitts
burg, Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company was
not paid the trustee, the Mercantile Trust Com
pany not having received any funds for the pur-
pose. The Wheeling g. Lake Erie which is In the
hands of a receiver. owns majority of the Btock
OF the Pittsburg, Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal
Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
TO STOP SALE OF SMELLING PROPERTY

A movement is on foot TO organize protective
committee OF stockholders of the Consolidated Ari-
zona Smelling Company to try and prevent the sale
of the property, which is In the hands Of receiver
While details OF the plan have not been completed
many of the stockholders said to have signfied
their Willingness to do what they could to prevent
the sale Of the property under foreclosure pro-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

among the excursions out OF New York July 4
lo sunday VIII be the trip on the Central Hudson
- me steamer Homer Ramsdel. The sail up the
-usoh River is varied by trolley ride from the
.e"ourg landing to Orange Lake Park The boat
-. ts iiom Pier "A, at Franklin street, at a. m.
,eiis at l2sth street $50 a. m. and returning
Nes @ewburg at p m. and West Point at Z
- --' allowing time for the exeursionsts 10 the
Stess parade.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The simple nIghtgown that is made with half low
neck and short sleeves Is by far the most COM
Portable as we'll as the most fashionable one OF
tho season This model lends itself to a finish OF
the favorite hand embroidery. but can also be
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

GOING AWAY OVER THE FOURTH
Wherever you 60 leave order with local Ter
for the SUNDAY TRIBUNE coon arrive
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

GOING AWAY OVER THE FOURTH
wherever yon &C. leave order with local newsdealer
for the SUNDAY TRIBUNE ~ soon ~ you arrive.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

"oiN3 AWAY OVER THE FOURTH
Cor n you leave with local newsdesi Ter
us SUNDAY TRIBUNE ss soon a you arrive.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

CUTS SALARIES OF OFFICIALS.
Franklin N H, July 1.-The agent OF the inter-
national Paper Company here received orders from
the head office in New York to-day TO reduce the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERy AGENCY
.vppiies Professors Tutors Goverssssos
"a Colleges. school and Families apply TO
Ma N j. YoUNc-FULToN. y Celon square
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Novelty scarfs for outing hats in stripes OF va
GUS colors and in floral designs sell at 81 10 apeC
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Gingham petticoats with embroidered hounces
easily laundered and not bad for country veal
are only 81 %.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25
SUMMER NORMAL
CLOSED ON FRIDAY
p,,oIuticns Passed BY Body Of Teachers
IN Attendance
AaE pLeAsEO wITH TNEATMEMI

.Aou, One Hundred and sevensy-iiv'
Attended session, Which PrOves
Instructive and Entertaining fol
. rhsm-Many Departed Friday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25

liable apparatus; and to superintend-
ent Kelley and the county board Of
Alachua county for use Of High School
building.
IS. TO our principal Dr. Yocum,
and his able assistants for their un-
firing efforts ia our behalf
g. To the transportation lines OF
the State for appreciated courtesies.
''Be II Resolved. also That we ex-
tend to State Superintendent Hollo-
way our congratulations upon the
great and gratifying success OF his
first administration, now drawing 10
its close, and in which he has more
than triumphantly justified the hopes
and expectations of his friends and
has carried forward SO smoOthl but
persistently and forcibly the move
ment for educational progress and re-
form so successfully inaugurated BY
hls ilIustrious predecessor. That We
recognize in him capable. faithful,
conscientious and jealous educational
leader. and hereby pledge to him our
hearty sympathy and support in all
his efforts looking to the promotion Of
the interests of public education.
That we are in full and hearty ac-
cord with him In his determination
and efforts TO vltaliRe and extend the
influence OF our public school system
by bringing Il into closer touch with
the home and the industrial system
tho two great and fundamental insti.
tutions OF civilized society. and that
in this great undertaking we pledge
him our loyal and jealous co-opera-
tion.
"Be II Resolved further. That copy
Of these resolutions be furnished
The Gainesville Sun. The Times-U
ion and The Florida School Exponent.
with request to publish.
"MAUDE NORWOOD.
"ELMA GEIGER, Com
GUS WILDER, Chairman"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25
AT THE HOTELS


w A. Green OF Boardman Il among
the prominent arrivals at the White.
C. A. Miles OF Jacksonville IL
among the prominent guests Of the
Brown.
ID. II. Drew, wholesale drugs. Ma.
con, Ca. IA among the guests AZ the
Brown.
J. A. Young OF WATERFOWL Is max
ing the white bis headquarters while
IN the city
s. Phillips Of Elmira, n g. repre
scnting a large harness and saddle
house. h az the White
Frank n. Glen OF Tampa r. {. Nc.
Eachln. Meredith; c. y, Brgwn.
Archer. are among the guests q the
white
III ". crutcher OF Tampa, repre-
sentlng the ylrginla-caroiIna chemi
cai Company among ihe gaesta q
the white
Gus A Morton. who has been In
the city Tor several aaFa o. Dlelhth
Tith toe Dution Phosphate Co. y
AZ the Brown
j. s. Carpenter and Lucy w. TapR
the energetic representatives % me
Tnmpa IAfs InurAnce comrany aFe
AZ the white
G VI Halls travelling audi'r ~
The ssaboard AR Line who makep
hls heaaqnarsers In Jnckronriiie. 50
"a enc Brown
George n weld0n. one % the most
popular yUung travelling men Who
ulakea Ms hasdguarters at 1achApu-
sille. d nt ne Brown
W. y. Riehey " Oeaia who y l0aa'
sax arrar the Interests % Armo~r q
Co. ynrkpoarilis "a msakinE ne
flroun Ma headquarters
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25
STRANCLES BOY and
TAKES HIS MONEY
Attempts to Cut His Mother to Pieces
When She Appears.
WARRANT ISSUED FoR ARREST

Sam Jones' Bad Negro, Wanted to
DO the Carving Act at cummsrs
log Camp, About Eight Miles West
Of the City.
A negro by the Illustrious name Of
Sam Jones on Friday attempted 20
kin Ella Williams at Cummer's log
camp, near Tioga. about eight miles
west OF this city.
From information that could be
learned Il seems that Jones had just
robbed her little boy OF sum of
money. and she was demonstrating
with him about the theft when he
out with his razor and made for her.
but Ella. being the best sprInter OF
the two. made her escape to the
commissary. and Sam knew TINT he
could not venture close In that d.
rection.
The boy was choked into insensi.
billty and is In a dangerous condl-
ton from the effects OF the strangu.
lation.
Sheriff Fennell was notified, but
had no available deputy he could
send TO the scene, and himself had
to leave on the noon train on more
important business and could not
visit the place
It was learned Friday night that
Jones had made his escape, but war
rant has been issued for him and the
officers will keep close watch
throughout the county
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25

Waldo, July "a. THE town and com
munity are enjoying season OF
healthfuIness. There is but one case
OF sickness OF any consequence. that
OF young Simmons, and no Is con.
yalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. WI hanson and
Miss Cora Belle have moved back
from ocala and have taken the
Methodist parsonage They are vel.
coined by their many friends.
J. n. wiikerson is preparing 70
close out his mercantile business and
remove to St. Petersburg, where he
and Mrs. Wllkerson win 20 into the
clearinghouse business
Mrs. Neal, mother Of J. l.. Neal.
Is very M at the home OF her son.
Christopher Neal She Is not ex.
pected 10 recover
Mrs. T. X. Godbey aud daughters
are on visit to Daytona and other
points on the East Coast.
A letter from Mrs. !. N. Morris, who
IL visiting her son. Rev Hugh Norris
in Cak Lane. n suburb Of Philadelphia.
says she viii be glad when the time
comes 10 return 10 Waldo.
Mrs. Dr. j ~ BORING and children
are visiting relatives IN Valdosta, Ga
Miss Edith Afwater has entered
upon a training course in st. Lakes
Hospital 10 BE- a trained nurse. Some
Young men may want 10 get sick after
a while
Mrs. pauieen aud children ~ Orange
Heights visited Postmaster AtWatera
family on "wednesday.
Mrs. DOC Johns has returned from a
visit 10 Wauchula
Mrn. blanche Strickland VIII sooR
80 on a trip 20 Boston and other
points North,
vi A. McIcnpa has retired froT
baainesa and thc firm nov II styled
W. D. FinIayeon 4 Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25

\ ..,,,, One Hundred and sevenky-fIve
Attended session, Which Proved
destructive and Entertaining for
rhsm-Many Departed Friday
The teachers summer Normal,
whicb has been ia session for the
nast I'VE weeks. closed It's session
here Friday. The term proved very
obstructive one for the large number
:, teachers who took advantage Of
this training.
There were in the neighborhood Of
one hundred and seyenty-five teach
ers in attendance. and the most Of
them returned to their homes Friday,
with many kind remembrances Of
gainesville and her people.
At the closing chapel exercises Fri
day morning, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
DAs an expression Of our profound
appreciation Of the opportunities for
Improvement and enhancement az
forded us in the establishment and
maintenance OF these summer schools
for teachers. and In witness or our
gratitude for the many favors we, the
pupils Of the Gainesville summer
school, have received during the pres
ent session,
BE It Resolved, That our sincere
thanks are hereby extended
Il. To state. Superintendent Hol.
loway and the State Board OF Educa-
ton for their interest in behalf Of the
teachers and children OF the State In
thus providing for higher standard
Of professional qualification for teach.
ers.
% To the Legislature for its liber.
atty patriotism and foresight In pro-
yidlng for the maintenance OF these
schools, and especially for the appro-
priation to assist IN defraying the ex.
pense of attendance upon them. where
by maryland just those very ones
most in need OF such--have been en-
abled to avail themselves OF the adj
vantages and opportunities that would
otherwise have been denied them.
%. To those far-seeing and liberal
county boards OF public instruction
that shared with their teachers the
expense Of attendance upon the
school May their thoughtfulness
and generosity find. next year, many
imItators
= To the generous and hospitable
people Of Gainesville who so kindly
took US into their homes and In UNI
numbered ways contributed to our
comfort and pleasure: to the various
church organizations OF the city for
their kind and appreciated interests
IN our happiness and welfare: TO The
Gainesville Sun for numerous courte-
sizes and valuable assistance. 10 the
University OF Florida for use OF val.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25

Can't look well. eat wen o. feel sell
with Impure blood feeding your body
Keep she blood parc With Bardoeh
Blood Bitiers 20 simpiy. tabs syer
clse. keep cIean and you yin have
loag iife
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25

chaice etenka sns chera' Dsip coaan
we emDng ere n - test fNFff %
- $500 $500 - e8Faf fetlN9ft19 NJ
- eaTF ffpoe wNet teti EngRNH W 3 ARA1
nIaaA wuo WNIaN NH aN4sNN w. Hiff - 2
rha A1FsNtna So Esstft s4rPae 80 m4H &Fs
AZ nas ssont.s aomefaaex ~ rcmasf
wa efMaGNW9 feT TEEf Nl8eFN.
Nw1ufhn MEAKlk. NaNesf fasFs ~ -
Wrat. fsARe fof aGnA NHase&e4 $40 so
Area.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25

Won can GnG = TmfchaBgr ior ghings
you - loaser nssd gbrongh sPor
saIoT al 81 Ths SUMS classified coi
lufnn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-25

One u lodayswant ads may hunting yoa Fansack-
ng'hs city fr yea u may have message os yOasf urgent
psrsSnai mporsance that when you Get n and hsed
H. may ehsnga the immediate currents n your activities Of
your interests may place around and abous yoa
snviraumsns associates may give yea snslFsly
atari Ia baainsa way.
Isn't Il worth while % ny 10 aad cut whether this may
noe b tras-sadAy, temorow, * very asanf