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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
MORE roREsr RANGERS.
Civil Service Examinations to BE Held
In Colorado.

Denvsr.-The United States Civil
Service Commission announces an ex.
animation on April a3d and cath At tho
places mentioned below to secure ell
kibles from which 10 make certihcn,
tion to fili vacancies as they may oc.
cur In the position Of assistant forest
ranger In the forest service OF the De-
partment Of Agriculture. The depart
ment states that ut lsas, 800 more
rangers will be required during the
present hscal year than were Gu duty
last year. Colorado examinations will
be held at COlbran. Delta. Denver. Du-
range. Estes Park. Glenwool Springs.
Gunnison. la Veta. Leadville. Meeker.
Monte VistR. Saguache. Steamboat
Springs. West Cliffe.
The examination will consist of the
subjects mentioned below. weighted ar
Indicated:
Subjects. Weights
Practical questions ............... 30
Field tests ................... 3O
Experience trated on application
torh) ........ .'...'.......''' W
TH ........... ........-.--.'io 'ioo
srku nra l,ul ,nnstIrns aud h.. Hs.ll
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

There arc three primary results
wh1eh should be attained by tho estab.
iishmcnt of postal savings banks: III
Tho forming OF habits Of economy and
thrift by tho great mass Of people. ,:b
Tho providing Of place entirely above
suspicion for the deposit Of funds. tIp
Tho bringing Into circulation Of vast
sums OF money now boarded here or
sont out NJ tho country by foreigners
while there arc many communities
In tho eastern states fortunately stu.
a,rd as to banking facilities. statistics
Indicate TINT Of tho $1,000. .ooo. 900 de-
posi'rd IL savings institutions through.
Oh, tho United States. tho combined
holdings Of ihirty.hrc states arc hut
pcr cent. of tho total. There are. there
fore. great numbers Of our people Who
arc practically without banking fsciii.
ties. Indeed. Il is found ,hrt In the
South the average distance from the
posiodicc TO tho nearest savings hank
II thirtythr~c miles: IN the states west
Of tho Rockies. hffy.nNc miles,
There can be no question a. To the
advisabiii,y Of encouraging tho foreign
ers within our borders To make such
disposition Of their savings that some
bcnedt may accrue TO tho communities
SIS S"sh" ts'e. NV 'atFt'fsHs Eb"NA w
these people come from countries In
which postal savings banks have long
been established. and they have little
confidence In any depository for raw.
iuEn which is not absolutely ,ourhcd
for by the government. In the fiscal
year ended June 10. 1907. money orders
amounting tn s7t.oso.sii.os loft this
country. In tho calendar year 1907. S:t..
SS:.5leo$. 10 rpplcnish foreign Golfers:
and In addition many millions were up-
doubtcdly sent through the agency Of
banks and express companies.
THE rate Of interest IL variable. NOT
only In different countries. hut In dif.
ferent years In the same country, as
Indicated below:
"Orcas Dritain-tnicrcst Ia allowed
on deposits at the ratio Of sis per cent
per annum. No interest is paid on any
sum In sxcess Of 1900.
'france-Thc rate Of interest paid
In AZ per cont. per annum.
"Dcteium-lntcrcst is paid at tho
rate of . per cent. per annum on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Boulder Completes v. N. c. A. Fund.
Dcnver.-A Boulder dispatch Wed.
nssday night says: There VAS great
jubilation tonight because the $40. 900
asked for 10 complete and furnish the
handsome fourstory Young Mems
Christian Association building here
was raised. The campaign started
ton days ago and was filied with un.
usual perplcxi,ics.
Tonight was the last night and n
the total amount had not been raised
by 10 O'Clock, many OF the heavy sub.
scriptions would have been forfeited.
AZ Z O'Clock p. m, when full returns
came In. the subscriptions stiil lacked
u SEQ Of the full amount. Volunteer
subscriptions were then asked for and
In less than an hour tho deficit had
been raised. with $500 more, making q
Total OF e20.30
whistles then began TO blow and
III the church and f,rc bells In town
were rung. while many OF the Young
Mems Christian Association boys pa.
rnded the streets and sang and
rheered. This means that the building
viii be thoroughly equipped In all de.
partmcuts and be absolutely free Of
iebt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
PRESIDENTS
PROGRAMME
0PGciAL MESSAGE WILL URGE
MEASURES OF GREAT
IMPORTANCE.
FOR TARIFF REVISION
INCLUDES ANTITRUST. iNJuNc.
TioN. EMPLoYERs' LiABiL-
ITY AND FINANCE.

Washington. = President Roosevelt
has determined upon a Legislative pro-
gram. the enactment OF which will be
urged upon Congress In special mes
sage which he said will 20 In this
week. Each of the measures to be
proposed involves perplexins dincul.
ties. and each will have farreachinE
effect on the business and economic
conditions OF the country.
s. The program includes:
A declaration In favor Of revision
Of the tariff In "a special session TO
be held after March 4. 1909.
An amendment to the Sherman
antitrust Law no as TO make impor-
tant concessions to combinations OF
both labor and capital.
Limiting the powers OF certain
courts In the use OF the Injunction in
labor disputes.
Passage Of An employers liability
bill.
Passage Of the Aidrich financial
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Public Examination Of Teacher!

Examinations for teachers will be
held in Orleans County rs follows:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
HEREAB0UTS Is YEARS AGO.

Helters brought money in 1883. An
lem in Barton reads, "Dr r 3 SKIN
r last week sold from his herd a tao
years cd Jersey heifer 10 a gentleman
from Massachuse IS for s225."
Several items referring 70 the dew
astation OF the forests aud the ode
uuding our hills ami mountains" are
cen in this issue. /, will be The sane
= y IS years hence.
An editorial item saTs, \. the late
nee ing OF the County Temperance
-ociety I. ID. Il. Collins of Barton
Loading received the nomination OF
lat body for county commissioner.
As Mr.. Collins l. an exemplary man,
veil acquainted with the duties OF the
Office, be should receive a unanimous
election"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Jns. before one O'Clock Thursday
afternoon the large R1sssii block,
Hard sick, vaz discovered 10 be on
fire, having caught iron burning
chimney. and efforts TO locate
the blaze and extlegnish I. were
unsuccessful. and with, the high wiai
blowing the blaxs vas soon beyond
control The building was com
pletely destroyed. The block was
erected a few years ago 81 a cost of
50, 900. IL vas a frame structure.
four stories high aud OF large dimen-
ssons. Tae 10 ger fioor was used a.
grlstmill and grocery stors, owned
D. 4. VI. McFarlane. who oaned the
building and business. SIR. McFar-
lane had a01 tons OF feed 10 the build
ing and q number OF care OF other
grains. lie had q stock Of SIS 900 tie
beginning of the year, which vas n :
depleted Ga the other f 1ors were
tsnemeuts for six families, waich
were occupied. The tenants did not
save tning from sueiT household
effects, and Mr.. McFarlane very little
from MS stock. The frs 1t Is believed
caught at the base OF the chi nney in
the furnace room and worked It's way
up Before the firemen could get
water TO play on the flame 1t was
Beyond control and they devoted
forts 10 saving other buildings
nearby. 4 stone saed In the rear OF
the burning building caught tire and
was Quilted. This vas unoccnpied.
TIE fire, famed oy the wind .igained
such Roadway that within a short
time the whole building vas euvel-
oped and the Il smes bore OF from the
building many feet. Within half
hour after the bazs broke out the
oaildiag fell.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Ia another column we publish an
editorial from the Express and
Standard, announcing ths caaiiiasy
OF Col. r. q. Butterdsld of Derby
Line for Senator from the north end
OF the county. As far as The south end
goes no objection or candidate has
been raised against O. j. Gross OF
Brownington. r1e norta end Is dl-
vided against itself however as 10
candidates. The nam Of J. l.. Lewis
OF North Troy Is presented as can
didate and IL is possible ID .roy may
be divided bet xeen 81. Bl.Gerd sd
and other aspirants. This rumor, as
10 the division OF Der3y, il not con
tirmed however as no other announce
ments have been made as yet. Both
Mr.. Lewis aud MIR. BuIrerteld are
able men and both will have o large
following from their respective To-
calities. Troy and the M.sslsquo
Valley feel that they have no. bee n
burdsned with Off ses and will no
doubt give Mr. lewis their solid sup
port. Barton will probably support
Dir. Lewis bat Nswpor. ana some
other towns are dou5.fa and al in
teresting campaign Is expected.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Opie Heard From

Benjamin Opie, who mysserioosiy
disappeared from Montpelier semi
nary three weeks age, has been locat-
eli In hospital in Liverpool, Enr.
The young man was studying for the
ministry and entered tbs seminary
las. fall January q be left the
-chool, and his wifi who lives In
Hardwiok, after writing several times
aud getting no replies, communicated
with Principal Bishop, who supposed
thas the young man bad gone 10 hts
home /, was then discove ed that
be- had Withdrawn ssveral hundred
CONTINUED OK rAeF sxvgS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

T.rm.-wHHs F.sD srsscTLF ~ assascH
ttsa a YAAa.
In asktax foF ehGase % address, alwATs
state skefs ToaF paper = ae@ seat
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
S25O,0OO Increase
Quarter of a Million in Depos-
lis Gained in Seven Months.
SUCCESS OF
BANK

The Lamoille County Savings
Bank ana Trust Co. Has Passed
The Million and n Quarter Mark
The town of Hyde Park il credited
with population of less than Is 600.
Yet its bank Ia Que OF the big BANKS OF
the state of Vermont. This il another
case of "the man behind the gun" for
the result Is due TO the connection OF
the Hon. G. S Page with the Lam
ollie County Savings Bank and Trust
Company. Governor Page has given
much time and thought TO this bank
aud has every reason TO be proud OF
It's remarkable growth but stlll
more OF its reputation This
bank makes the undisputed claim
that In some twenty years ii has not
lost dollar by a bad loan, that 1t
does not own doubtful note and tina.
bow and for twenty years IL has in
vested Nil it's money In Vermont loans
This record speaks well for this State
when business has been conducted so
wisely that neither panic or inf stion
has caused those borrowing from the
HYDE Park bank 10 fail TO meet
al obligations.
"Hcw did Page do ii?m That
question interests not only other
bankers but all business men. The
answer is By a liberal use OF printers
ink in advertising and by backing up
his advertising by delivering the
goods His style of advertising il a
differe Mt style, perhaps less dignitied.
yet never in bad taste His announce
ments emphasize the point that any
money deposited tn this bank will ha
loaned in Vermont and will benefit
the depositor not only directly by in
terest earned but also indirectly bv
aiding IN develop Vermont. This
argument has doubtless brought
Thousands OF dollars 10 Hyde Park.
but the money would not have been
sent II the depositor had not had con
fidence In Mr.. Page and IL the liberal
use of newspaper advertising had
not brought the Page bank TO the
favorable notice of the public. The
people of Vermont are thrifty and
prosperous, very little affected on the
whole by the recent panic and able and
willing TO put large sums of money
where they think that it will be safe
and win pay fair ipterest.
The same methods and reputation
that has . brought deposits Of one q
quarter million 10 the Lsmonle
County Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany will doubt ess double this sum
In time less than vas required TO
get the first three hundred tnousand
dollars.
A good bank Ia one OF the most use
full institutio ns In building mp . COM
munity. Ex-Governor Page has not
buiIded for himself alone in making
this bank strong. T.s strength IL
the measure Of Its power for useful
service In building up the State. May
the time soon come when lie present
deposiis shall be doubled and may
Mr.. Page Be on hand to guide its ad-
ministTations.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

As names for deleg 10 the nation
al convention at Chicago have been
mentioned none from Orleans, Gale
donna ,orE Essex counties have been pro
posed, aud tins MONITOR takes pleas
ure In announcing the name OF Hon.
F. W. Bald sin of Barton, an able Law
yer and man OF inhasnce in the
state. Mfr. Baldwin has been staunca
republican all his life, has held town,
county and state Offices of trust and
responsibility, and was a candidate
for lieutenant governor in 1902. He
has been states attorney for Orleans
county, served eight years on the
state republican com mittee, was pres
iden;ial elector In 1892 and the mes
senger who carried the Vermont vote
TO Washington has been a represent
alive from Barton and served on the
judiciary committee of the house and
other important committees, and
when senator from this county was
made PRECEDENT pro temp ire OF that
body aud placed on important COM
mittees. MIR Baldwin Is now vice
president; Of Barten Savings bank and
trustee OF Barton Village. From this
brief outline OF his career 1t will be
seen that Mr. Bald sin is not only an
able and staunch republican, but a
man eminentiy qualified TO go TO
Chicago.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE
Exciting ( asket Ball.

ST. Johnsbury Co. ID basket bali
team appear TO be trimming every
thing In sight and won two games
fran Brattleboro last week. Brattle-
boro is a sharp rival of Co. ID team
The fret game was played az Brattle-
boro Tuesday evening and resulted In
favor of 81. Johnsbury by a score OF
% to - and the game at St. Johns
bury Wednesday evening" was for
feited by the Brattleboro team to S..
Johnsbury . to o. These teams are
generally considered the fastest
teams IN the state and the rivalry has
naturally been very sharp.
\ Fine Time at North Troy
The snnual convention of the third
Pythian district vas held at the castle
hail Of Trojan lodge, Tuesday evening
The meeting was largely attended,
over one hundred knights being pres
ent. The esquire rank was worked
by Philemon lodge OF Barton Landing
and the Knight rank was worked
by Trojan, assisted by p. / mon. Ad.
dresses were made By DR.. &. F. o.
Tinker of S., JohnsbuVy, grand keeper
OF records ard seal, b. O. Smith,
chancellor commander of Philemon
lodge. +. a. Wiley, and Rev. G. l.
Ssaeffer @ Bar on Ian, in. An en-
joyable musical program was render
ed by r. b. Hammond, p. /. Clark, II.
E. Harris, DIR. Waller and H. II.
Butterdeld. Orchestral music was
furnished by G. o. Fowler, ]. B. Keith
and c. L. Hntshins. A choice menu
was served the members OF Trojan
lodge and the visiting brothers at the
vestry of the Congregational church
1T $50 p. m. by Alpha Temple, No.
i2, P. s. The whole convention pro-
gram was successfully carried out
and was greatly enjoyed by every
member present.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

With Mr.. Fletcher out of the conte st
indications now are that George II
Prouty will have little, II any, opposi-
ton for the nomination for the gov
ernorship. MIR. Peouty Ia a good nns
mess man and there Is no doubt what
ever that be will make good bush
ness governor, and surely that is
what we are looking for. He Is not
only a thoroughg Ding business man.
bat has had considerable experience
In state matters, having seTved in the
house and senate, and ais experience
Herewith, In come elton with the
knowledge and information he has at
taiued OF state sff iirs since he ID came
lieutenant governor, we ITS aim iOr
the higher position.
We have always been Ia favor OF
the non promotion rule, believing
{ b { the lieutenant goveruorship
should not be- sought merely az step
ping stone to the governorship that
the second pllce should be sought for
what il really Is and that having at
tanned that a person should be salts
fed and give way 10 some other per-
son for the higher position or wait a
few years before seeking IL. That
tais rule has worked well for many
years all will admit.
For this reason we expressed our
selves as of the opinion that Mr.
Prouty had better wait, but IL now
looks as though Mr. prouty and his
many friends won't wait and so we
in the crowd and say in all truth and
sincerity that he will prove himself a
governor well worthy of the honor
o..A Haf Ia - hA
Morrisville News and Citizen.
Orleans County Politics.
G. ]. Gross of Bloomington an =
nounces his candidacy for senator
from the south end of the county
We understand Rrownington has not
had a senator since 1852 and but two
county offices since that date. Mr..
Gross Is an able and esteemed man,
has the support of the leading men of
the county, and undoubtedly will be
elected. No other announcements
have been made and we understand
there are no other candidates from
this end, though several candidates
are in the race from the north end IL
Is understood-Bar MONITOR
q. j. Gross of Bloomington II a
~Dhu ulAu 10 ll laG uAAA1G Oh STATE
seua or, and in all probability will
meet with no opposition. While the
/ south end has many good men, IL
| would almost seem, as the MONITOR
/ has stated. that tn honor belongs TO
/ Bloomington 70 furnish 4 senator,
/ and we have faith 10 believe that q.
J. Gross will beithe man elected. In
/ this connection We gIacly announce
! Gen. r. q. Buttertield OF Derby Line
/ as a candidate for the office of state
/ senator from the north end. L will
f be remembered at the last election
/ that Mr. Ratterfiaid was candidate
/ for the office aud gracefully Withdrew
/ from the field, thereby removing ali
/ opposition from c. K. Coruih OF
/ Charleston. who was elected. &c is
/ now 10 be hoped that the people of
/ the county VIII favor Mr.. Bnsteraeld's
election. He Is man of ability,
stands high in public esteem and is
worthy and well qualified for the
Office. Then az ain, as honors are be-
slowed. IL almost belongs TO Derby
Line 10 furnish the next senator and
we hope Gen. f. @. ButterfieId will
be the peoples choice.-Express and
Standard.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

weak stomach means weak stomach
nerves. alSAv%. And this - also true 81 ta,-
Heart and Kidneys. The weAk nerves. MT
the orssH- them selves. used tbs h<tp Tuis
exp3Atns WIS d.. NJ oop's H. KtaFattve has ard
- pTou pity helping so many sick ones Il
goes direct - tn cause ~ Inrss a - asses
Test this vital truth, aud see. Ktuues q
paas macy. Ftou Landing; r. u. Pierce.
Barton
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

- can't afford tn have people think I
Cor't know about this particular ques-
ton" said tho politician. ''and | haven't
the tigs.e need To read up on IT."
Well" replied his wife in that case
III tell you what I'd do I'd look wise
and get some paper 10 announce that
Won decline TO he interviewed. Wash.
lngtou Star.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
STATE NEWS


Caledonia couary 10 10 have = usw
Jail or have the old one enlarged, .ac-
cording 10 the present outlook The
las, legislature passed al act APP
propriating 81. 900 for this purpose,
10 oe raised by Assessing the several
towns and TO De paid Ia three annual
instalImenEs. The assistant lad ges
and the county CLERK htTs assessed
the Is townssix per cent on their
grand lists.
A Brutal Assault
f. ]. Williams, - years I'd, senior
meal sar OF the J. H. Williams State
co. OF Fair Htvsn, was beaten 70 ia
sen.tosisy and PROBABLY fatally in
jared rhl-adAy BY Car. Aaaneai, 40
Itausa laoorsr. Taa laosrsf VS. al
gry because he vas suspected OF burg
ing the company's engine honss. An
ias.4 sex - shovel haljls for a
weapon. Williams was carr Ing a
walking stick After knocking him
down he IN n I'd the eai Of tbs STICK
into the old mans III outh. Toe lial-
ian vas arrested after chase through
a swamp. No hearing will be held
uui the result of NJ. Williams in-
j4riss ars determined.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

BEWARE uE OISTHE&TS FOR CATARRH
THATCOSTAlS MERCURY,
s. nfrcut3 wllI surely destroy the sense Of
smell and cuw pirt~iY ucrAase th~ whole sys-
ten Wtru sp1 rigE il through the mucous
surfaces. such articles sto u}d never be used
except or pEescFip itona from reputable
JhYstclaUs. as the d.ma sc they sill do IS ten
fold TO the good Fou can possibly derive from
q EN- Halle CatAfrh Care. manufactured BY
=. j. Cheney 4 &C.. To edo. .. contains no
mercury, aud Is tsken Internally. acting
directly upon she blood and mucous surfaces
cf the sysssD. la buying HAIfs CAt&rrh
Cure b ~ yun get the KeEuins- 1t ts taken
internally aud made in Toleuo. 0hts. by Y. J
Cheney & &C. Sftmoulals free.
sold by u ugEtsts- Fftre. sc. per bottle
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

one uhc suffers sron chronic constipation
10 Ia danger OF many serious ALE. enss. ortno
laxative Fruit dprap cures chronic consftpA-
ios - 10 AIDS digestion and stimulates the
liver aad houcis. restoring she nAturAl Ectton
OF these organs Commence taking IL to-day
and yon Win feel better ~ once. Orino Lara
tive Pratt syrup does not narseate or gYipe
And IL sery pleasant 70 take. Refass % essi-
tat<s. 2. %. Pierce. Barton: z. ]. Kinnsy.
HArton Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

ANY good doctor will tell you that a ractl-
cine Ike Ayers Cherry Pecioral cannot
do It's best ~ork IL the bowels arc con
siipsfed. Ask YOUR doctor If he kro~-s
ANYTHING better than Ayers Pills for cor.
rcc;iug this SlusgiShncss OF the liver.
-As1s - sssI. c. ATs- c.. Lasws.l, s.asa-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
\ ard.

W.. the aeasrsixuea do her bv ssree to
te's ID the money GA e ceat bottle 81
areeue's NARRATED syFap ot Tai j; it falls 20
care yoar corRa or cold. We also guarantee
p ceaE bottle 10 prove satisfactory or
money refunded
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
FIN D
BOSTON 4 MAINE R. R
Through Train Service.
In effect December 10. 1907.

Trsia. Leave B.RTox.
AoNTgEaI~-'t.i&A an .SsIs. pra
ouEBEc-ft-is a m tan. $50 .. n.
>ENfORT-*t Its .Sss nssfs.oI ss-ts.S-sss 80
WHITE RIVER JCT.. BELLOWS Faigs
To- noi,oKr srs NoEIHanf-
NTw York = - . ~, Aftst8 ffIf-x "a =,
IL SDo>tILlE: st. JoHSsBIRY. Am
80 az -. ia'ia 80 a. a., .issi.
Co>co.D. MANCHESTER M x
IA5tf-. WE'LL. AND EosrO~-sfs.fo
fTzs :. a., 'i.1 p M
xo~.. I,A,ss l.avs B.Erox L.xsrxe.
- h.n..s = asa- fl2sis. fssos D. n.
f-et 50. q .fiasls Is ssssprs
SE"f"sh-atsss isssaa A. az. flasis. $50
IfsposyILLY. II. JoHSsarpy "a
VIII" -, Hi'EE-ii;is ga, 'isos. fs'ss. pa.
wItTE RIVER JCr BELLOWS y.rs
.ksKSrIED. Mass ~oKrHaarraS
Holxgkk. sFEf>sFfELo aaa sEw
co<eonsoh h.,. h.: A,s1 .. ~
n. LOWELL .nd rosroN. Mass
fs:ia. a N. Il % .ti.ss .. ~
xr,..Ir z.ss leave soura BARTON.
rosI .as saEkBEookE-fii 81 D.
WHITE nfvEn JcT.. BELLOWS r.,,
.ShksssiELD, sonIHAMrIoN. NOT.
fssu q - Afssss p N.
LrNDoSyILLg. ST. JoHysarruv -
MsLLs HI.xE-.-.s. a. "a. 'ssss .. N.
SOSCOhp. aANCHEsTEH.N Assfe-a Sur
>. n. 10 I'LL sad BOSTON WAxS-
fsst0 o. -
spally. sDslly err~ps suud.x. ~n.,,.
csrt hostAy- fstops only ca s1r1al 10 ~.
or % Ls.sr On sasies "a coad s<.os.
A-wsite Bsses lea oniy
)! D ss:.s. = !. Sea
D. y. FLANDERs q ~ nrr]
Psss. Trsy. Mgr. Css- e.~ a.