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Connecticut western news., 1909-02-25
ELLSWORTH

o. E. Skiff has recently purchased q gasoline engine of Mir. Bostwick. Sharoi with which be saws wood, pumps watr. etc. satisfactorily.
 Most of the fine groves of timber her. abouts are being converted into rail road road ties. The destruction of beautiful! trees has been going on for several wears. Now but few of the old time landmarks are left.
 Farms are in demand to rent Or pur- chase by parties from out of town
 The memory of Lincoln and Washing. ton are now warmly ill the heart of the people and the love of country revived.
 Mrs. Belle Johnson, aged 49. after a few weeks severe sickness, died Feoru- ary 12. She leaves a son, daughter. brother, two sisters and large circle of relatives and friends who mourn her loss
 "A Gentleman From Mississippi" is one of the best serial stories ever writ. ten. It is running in THE NEWS. Sub scribe.
 The recent rain storms have badly damaged the hilly roads in town.
 Spring birds have made their appear ance unusually early this year.
 Miles Lord is quite sick in the Dunbar home.
 Charles Dean. who sometime ago fel from a wagon and dislocated his shoulder | is slowly recovering.
 James Fahey sends carload of cattle | to New York market this week.
 B. Loper will have charge of the sC called Everett farm this season.
Connecticut western news., 1909-02-25
How to Make a Shoe Bag.

A handy shoe bag for travelling may be made from linen or any stout ma terial. Make two oblong bags exactly alike. To make the bags cut the linen in four pieces eighteen inches long by seven wide. Place two together and bind firmly with braid. Turn over a hem at the top three inches deep and draw up with braid. One drawstring holds the bags together. The word Shoes" may be embroidered on each bag in double outline stitch.
Connecticut western news., 1909-02-25
How to Iron Embroidered Collars

When ironing stocks for the neck or embroidered linen collars iron them on a thick towel which has been folded three or four times and laid on the board. Stocks ironed in this manner will appear like new, and if you iron the embroidered linen collars on the wrong side on this folded towel the bold relief.
Connecticut western news., 1909-02-25
How to Wash Handkerchiefs Easily.

To wash handkerchiefs easily place the handkerchiefs to soak overnight in salt water that is so strong it is nearly brine. Tn the morning lift the hand kerchiefs out with q stick and rinse in warm water, after which it will be no task to wash them in the usual way.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
Machine Imports Voters by Carload

The desperate which the Southern Pacific machine
methods which has resorted
attempt A. Smith orcby impressed the
minds evening when it became known that four
carloads undesabes had been imported for work todays
election
According reports received Good Government headquar
of rough looking fellows arrived at the
station late yesterday afternoon and under the direction OF
machine leaders, will be used at the polls today
will effort unmade today these
men, early often Good Government workers warned
to be on the alert.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07

'TWanty-third and Cimarron streets.
Precinct 69-Tent, southwest corner
81. Andrews place and Thirty-irst
street
Precinct 7O-Tent, 3565 Western ave
nue.
Precinct 74-Tent, northwest corner
/ Twenty street and Western
aVcuue
/ Precinct 72-1603 West jefferson.
/ Precinct -2-1506 West jefferson.
/ Precinct 74-Tent, northwest corner
Santa Barbara and Normandie ave
/ uues.
/ Precinct TENT, northwest corner
/ Forty-eilhtl street and Western ave
nue..
Precinct ,6-9i15 Vermont avenue.
Precinct -1-SouthWest corner TWen-
/ fty-seTcnth street and Vermont avenue.
Precinct 1>-3529 Vermont avenue.
Precinct 1g-2-25 Vermont avenue.
Precinct S0-3<a3 Vermont avenue.
Precinct Sl-l-71 Vermont avenue.
Precinct >3@91l Vermont avenue.
Precinct Sg-llS7 West Twenty
fourth street
Precinct S4-Tent. southeast corner
Adams street and orchard avenue.
Precinct Sj-903 West jefferson
street.
Precinct SG-3f43 NcClintOck avenue.
Precinct S7-3742 Vermont avenue.
Precinct SS-42S0 Vermont avenue.
Precinct S9-4140 Vermont avenue
Precinct 90-SouthWost corner Fifty
fifth and Figueroa street.
Precinct Client 5S47 South Fig
ucroa street.
Precinct $500 Hoover street.
Precinct 1886 West Eighty-tirst
street
Precinct 94-Klasgy's building, Palm
avenue. GaTdena.
Precinct 95-Tent, southeast corner
Washington street and Park Grove
Precinct $3.50 West Twenty-third
street
Precinct q7-72O West Jefferson street.
Precinct 9S-22O7 South Main street
Precinct q9-2307 South Main street
Precinct l0O-2SO2 South Grand ave-
Hae.
Precinct 1O1-222 West jefferson
street
Precinct 1O2-4o54 Moneta avenue.
Precinct 103-4261 MOneta avenue.
Precinct lO4-4901 Moneta avenue
Precinct 105-5534 Moneta avenue.
Precinct l0G-SouthWest corner Slau-
son and Moneta avenues.
Precinct 107-Tent northeast corner
Florence and Moneta avenues.
Precinct 1O8-232 East Sixty-fourth
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
ANTI-BOYCOTT CASE
AGAIN BOBBS UP
American Federation of Labor Attor-
neys Are to Appear Be-
fore the Supreme
Court

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Before the
supreme court Of the United States
tomorrow attorneys for the American
Federation of Labor will ask to have
dismissed the original anti-boycott in
junction issued by Judge Gould in the
now famous Buck Stove and Range
company case. Samuel Gompers, John
Mitchell and Frank Morrison, officers
of the federation, under a contempt
sentence for violation of the injunc-
tion, are parties to the appeal.
This move, in short puts it up to the
supreme court of the United States to
decide if the federation boycott Of the
Buck Stove and Range company in its
official organ, the Federationist, was a
lawful procedure. The court of APP
peals of the District of Columbia has
held that it was not.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
COULSON WORKING HARD
FOR ALEXANDER TICKET

Editor Herald: I want to thank my
friends who voted for me at the late
primaries, and though I was not elect
ed on the ticket l am still working
for the cause Of good government, ai
1 have been doing for many years
SO toll, men, toll in freedoms cause
Rest not, content with vain applause
Los Angeles needs better laws Hur-
rah for Alexander. So let us all pull
together for the whole Good Govern
ment ticket. GEORGE COULSON.
117th precinct.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07

Precinct 12-902S East Main street.
Precinct 1870 Buena Vista street.
Precinct 14-160S Sunset boulevard.
Precinct 15-Tent in font of 1906
Mohawk street.
Precinct 16-165l Temple stheet.
Precinct 17-l269 Temple street.
Precinct 1855 Alpine street
Precinct 19-Su Bucna Vista street.
Precinct Polls Temple street.
Precinct 2l-132 Sunset boulevard
Precinct 22-Nest entrance court
house.
Precinct 28-1m North Hope street.
Precinct 2f-lo02 West First street.
Precinct 25-l261 Temple street.
Precinct 26-l14 Temple street.
Precinct 27-CIty hall.
Precinct 2S-t1l South HiH street
Precinct 29-f91 South Olive street.
Precinct 3o-a25 South Bunker Hill
Precinct a1--s2 South Figucroa
Precinct 32-lss South Flower street.
Precinct 33-ai2 South Figueroa
street
street.
Precinct 35-f25 Lucas avenue.
Precinct &6--~autnwo-t corner Bel
mont avenue and F.r-. street.
Precinct &--H-tl LoIantan, sixth
and Lake street
Precinct 3e-Ha> A'.uada street.
Precinct 39-Tent ~lN.h street and
Commonwealth avenue.
Precinct 40-7d2 South Spring street
Precinct 41-50q West Eiehth street
Precinct 42-Tent gle Lincoln street.
Precinct 43-l50f West Seventh
street.
Precinct 44-21o1 West Seventh
street.
Precinct 45-Tnt 800 South Broad
way.
Precinct 4G-118o South Olive -t-ool
Precinct 47-g52 South TloHar street
Precinct 48-1259 - South tl-uofoa
street.
street.
Precinct 5O-1322 West Eleventh
street.
Precinct 5l-Southweet corner TIev-
enth street and burlington avenue.
Precinct 52-Tent northwest corner
Eleventh and Lake street
Precinct 53-100l Eden avenue
Precinct G4-2220 West Pioo street
Precinct 55-2a17 West Pieo street.
Precinct 56-Tent, southwest corner
Tenth street and Western avenue.
Precinct 57-1437 South Main street
Precinct 5S-12o West Eighteenth
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
ORIGINAL SMITH MAN
INDORSES ALEXANDER

Charles Nimmer of the Fifty-third
precinct, who is known the "original
Smith man." made the following state
ment last night regarding the Good
Government movement:
81 believe that the Good Government
movement is in the right. believe that
George Alexander has made a good
mayor, and that the city's affairs are
safe In his hands. L believe that If
elected he will give the city clean,
honest administration"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
Precinct Map and List OF Polling Places for Todays Election

Precinct 1O9-5S45 South Los Angeles
street.
Precinct 1924 East Fifty-third
street.
Precinct 111-Tent, southwest corner
Forty-sixth and Wall streets
Precinct 112-4170 Wall street
Precinct 113-154 East Santa Barbara
avenue.
Precinct 114-3i00 South Main street.
Precinct 115-2602 South Main street.
Precinct 116-2210 South Main street.
Precinct 117-2117 san Pedro street.
Precinct 11S-161S South Main street.
Precinct 1886 South San Pedro
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07

Precinct 50 - 514 West Sixteenth
street.
Precinct so - 645 West Sixteenth
street.
Precinct 61-1518 West Pico street.
Precinct 62-839 West washington
street
Precinct 63-1231 West Washington
street
Precinct 64-222O West Pico street.
Precinct 65-2542 West Pico street.
Precinct 66-3004 West Pico street.
Precinct 67-Rear northeast corner
Sixteenth street and Wilton place.
Precinct 6S-Tent northwest corner
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07

Monica avenue and Vine street, Cole
grove.
Precinct 199-Tent, Second avenue
and sixteenth street.
Precinct 2OO-Northwest corner Sec
ond avenue and Adams street
Precinct 2Ol-Green Meadows store
building.
Precinct 2O2-West's engine house,
near Gardena.
Precinct 2O3-Bathricks hall, Gar
dena.
Precinct 2O4-A. B. Paines residence
Western road.
Precinct .2O5-Rose Hill real estate of
flee, Rose Hill
Precinct 2O6-Tent at sos New York
street, near Avenue 81
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
M. p. Superintendent Resiqns

PUEBLO. Col, Dec. 6,-According
to bulletin received here today, H.
G. Clark, superintendent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific with headquarters in Pu-
eblo, has resigned and his position will
be filled by w. e. Brooks, who has been
superintendent at Nevada, Mo. While
it cannot be confirmed, it is rumored
that Clark will go to the Western Pa
pifip.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
Precinct 159-Barn, coo East Fourth

Precinct 159-Barn, coo East Fourth
street.
Precinct 16O-751 Central avenue.
Precinct 161-623 Central avenue.
Precinct 162-547 Central avenue.
Precinct 163-81S Central avenue.
Precinct 164-Store northwest corner
Ninth street and Santa Fe avenue.
Precinct 165-2002 East Seventh
street.
Precinct 166-Corner Santa Fe avenue
and Palmetto street
Precinct 167-SO6 East Third street.
Precinct leslie East Market street.
Precinct 1920 Commercial street.
Precinct 170-30S Jackson street.
Precinct 17l-6l7 East First street.
Precinct 172-405 Ducommun street.
Precinct 1850 Vignes street.
Precinct 174-505 Also street.
Precinct 175-1131 North Main street.
Precinct 176-1530 san Fernando
street.
Precinct 177-Tent, southeast corner
Soto and Marengo streets.
Precinct 17S-Tent, adjoining 1911
Brooklyn avenue.
Precinct 179-Tent. northwest corner
Brooklyn avenue and st. Louis street
Precinct 1S0-6l3 Ganahl street.
Precinct 1S1-735 Also street.
Precinct 1S2-1953 East First street.
Precinct 1S3-Tent. northeast corner
Brooklyn avenue and Ganahl street.
Precinct 1S4-1499 East Fourth street.
Precinct 1S5-2024 East First street.
Precinct 1886 South Boyle avenue,
Precinct 1S7-Barn, northwest corner
Fourth and Mott streets.
Precinct 1SS-325S East Fourth street
Precinct 189-2934 Stephenson avenue.
Precinct 190-JOhu y. Malgren's gro
Gerry store. intersection Ancon and First
streets, San Pedro
Precinct 191-City hall San Pedro
branch, at Beacon street entrance
Precinct 192-Store room northwest
corner Eleventh and Palos Verdes
streets, san Pedro.
Precinct 193-New fire house, near
Terminal Tavern, Terminal.
Precinct 194-City hail, Wilmington
branch, southeast corner Canal and
Eighth streets, Wilmington.
Precinct 195-Fourth street and
Western avenue.
Precinct 196-Douglas store, Wood
ward and Santa Monica avenue.
Precinct 197-1600 Edgemont street.
Precinct 19S-Northwest corner Santa
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07

street
Precinct 12O-93l South Los Angeles
street
Precinct 121-421 East Twelfth street,
Precinct 122-53l5 Central avenue.
Precinct 123-4613 Central avenue.
Precinct 124-3S09 Central avenue.
Precinct 125-3625 Central avenue.
Precinct 126-2912 san Pedro street.
Precinct 127-Tent, southeast corner
Adams street and Griffith avenue.
Precinct 12S-2202 Gritfith avenue.
Precinct 129-21l6 South San Pedro
street
Precinct 130--l512 san Pedro street.
Precinct l3l-l623 Central avenue.
Precinct l32-Tent, 1925 Stanford ave
Eue.
Precinct 133-1007 Central avenue.
Precinct 134-5512 Central avenue.
Precinct l35-Southeast corner Forty
eighth street and Ascot avenue.
Precinct 136--5122 Long Beach ave-
nue..
Precinct 137-4612 Compton avenue.
Precinct 13S-3936 Ascot avenue.
Precinct 139-3622 Central avenue.
Precinct l40-2534 Central avenue
Precinct 1ll-Tent, southeast corner
TWenty-frst street and Naomi avenue.
Precinct l42-1504 East Twenty second
street
Precinct 143-1302 East Eighteenth
street
Precinct 144-1474 Central avenue.
Precinct 145-1732 East Fourteenth
street
Precinct 146-Tent. southeast corner
Ninth and Lemon streets
Precinct 147--70S Maple avenue.
Precinct 14S-53S Maple avenue Ga
Dor Temple)
Precinct 149-3O7 South Los Angeles
street
Precinct 15O-23S East Second street
Precinct 151--S44 san Pedro street.
Precinct 152-4O0 East Sixth street.
Precinct 153-New Method laundry
barn, corner Sixth and san Julian
streets.
Precinct 154-347 San Pedro street.
Precinct 155-Northeast corner Rose
and East Second streets
Precinct 15G-Tent, ia East Seventh
street.
Precinct 157-Store, corner Sixth
street and ToWne avenue.
Precinct 15S-706 East Fifth street
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
WARNING TO VOTERS

DO NOT USE A PENCIL IN MARK
5 ING YOUR BALLOT. THE USE OF
5 A PENCIL INVALIDATES YOUR
) WORK.
HUNDREDS OF VOTES FOR AL
5 EXANDER WERE LOST AT THE
) PRIMARIES BECAUSE PENCIL
) MARKS WERE USED.
USE THE RUBBER STAMP, BUT
SEE THAT 1T is NOT TOO HEAVILY (
) linked.
III is AN OLD TRICK OF THE MA
CHINE TO SEE THAT THE INK
PADS ARE SOAKED WITH INK AND
) UNLESS THE VOTER Is CAREFUL,
HIS BALLOT Is MADE WORTHLESS {
5 BY BLOTTING WHEN FOLDED.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
Looks Like Suicide

PITTSBURG, Kas., Dec. 6.-Evidence
brought out at the coroner's inquest
here today indicates that Miss Goldie
Ingberg, who was found dying on the
front porch OF her home here Saturday
and was supposed to have been muir
lered, probably committed suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07

Precinct 1-6309 Pasadena avenue.
Precinct 2-Southeast corner Pasa-
dena avenue and Avenue Fifty seven.
Precinct 3--Avenue Fifty and Monte
Vista street.
Precinct 4-Northeast corner Avenue
Twenty-eig and Dayton avenue.
Precinct 5-337 North Avenue Twen-
ty-siX.
Precinct 6-26l6 Pasadena avenue.
Precinct 7-2127 Downey avenue.
Precinct S-2212 Downey avenue.
Precinct 9-21l0 DOwney avenue
Precinct 10-292S Downey avenue.
Precinct 11-1790 East Main street.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-07

'homesteaders'' from other parts Of
the country-men and women attract
ed to the southwest by its fine ell
mate and its farming possibilities. In
two years there have been 10000 home
stead entries in the Territory. cover
ing more than 100000 acres, and
Gov. George Curry estimates that New
Mexico now has a population Of more
than 100000. In five years Roosevelt
County. in the southeastern part Of
the Territory, which was regarded as
hopeless desert a decade ago, has
grown from 5000 population to 10000.
Not alone Is New Mexico being dot
ted with homesteads, under private
irrigation enterprises and in the dry
farming" districts, where no water
can be secured. but the United States
government is constructing some of its
greatest reclamation works in the Ter
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-07
CHAPTER VIII,

Missile loked up with a frown as her
sister entered the room, but Alison took
no notice of her. She walked up straight
to Miss Hardwick. and held out her hand
with one Of her pleasant smiles.
II have just made acquaintance with
your sister," she said, with quiet tact {:
I'VE are. going in the garden, as the house
feels so close this lovely day. shall
be SO glad, and am sure Mabel will be,
too. II you will both stay with us to
luncheon"
Il thought you knew better. Alison"
Missile interrupted, pettishly, before her
friend could speak. Dear papa is so
nervous and worried about business and
Rogers wretched management that he 10
not able to bear luncheon visitors. Eva
understands this. don't you. dear?'
"Oh, yes. darling" returned Miss Hard
wick. with effusion; "but perhaps your
sister, being a stranger and not quite
used to all the ways at The Holms. has
made mistake. That is very natural"
"Oh, no." returned Alison, trying to
keep cool. II am making no mistake.
Papa will not be in to luncheon, or my
brother. either, as they have business a
little way out of town. So thought, as
we should be quite alone, that it would be
a good opportunity, Mabel, for you to
have your friends"
Missiles pink cheeks became crimson
with vexation; 1t aggravated her to see
Alison taking upon herself so quietly the
duties of the mistress Of the house; and
she was still more injured that her faith
ers movements had not been first NOTED
to herself. She took no notice of her sis
ter's remarks. and added no word. as Miss
Hardwick accepted the invitation with
great alacrity. When Alison left them
after few more words, she listened re-
luctantly to Eva's criticism.
II had no idea your sister was such a
stylish person." she said. when the door
closed on Alison "she has fine eyes and a
good figure, and she knows how to suit her
own style In dress. She is not as pretty
as you, darling, Of course, but she has
some claims to good looks"
Alison did not return these moderate
compliments; she was not at all attract.
ed by Miss Hardwick. She was a large
heavy looking girl. rather handsome, but
her face had no play Of expression, and
her manner was decidedly artificial.
Alison spent a pleasant hour with hel
new friend under the lime trees. Sh,
soon grew interested in Annals artles,
talk. She was evidently. very young for
her age; though she was seventeen, All,
vas still childish in manners. Probabl!
she had been depressed and kept in tn
background by her sister.
ut is so good of you to let me talk t
YOU Anna said. Mamma and Eva sa
l am such chatterbox, when begi
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-07
TO EVADE ARMY SERVICE.

Some Clever Tricks Resorted to By
COnscripts Abroad
In the countries Of Europe In which,
tricks are resorted to by conscripts in.
order to escape service. Often men
have been known to mutilate them
selves, as by cutting off a forefnger,
in order to render themselves unfit for.
the service. Pretended inability to see.
is exposed by the surgeons without.
great difficulty, but pretended deafness,
sometimes battles the examiners.
A counter trick on the part Of the,
officers was for some time effective.
against this fraud. The recruiting Of.
ficer, after a conscript had pretended
to be deaf, remarked In an ordinary
tone Of voice: You are unfit for the
service, and are, therefore, free" In
many cases the recruit showed by evil
dent signs of satisfaction that no had
heard the remark.
He was then recalled, told that he
had been detected in his fraud and
sent to the barracks.
After time, however, the conscripts
became too wary to be caught In this
trap. They had heard Of the trick and
were consequently on the lookout for
this remark and when it was uttered
they made no sign of intelligence.
Lately the French officers have in
vented a new trap, the success Of
which is a curious illustration Of the
ingrained courtesy, or at least the as
sumption of courtesy, on the part Of
Frenchmen Of all classes.
After the You are free" has failed
to excite any sign of understanding in
the recruits face the command to 20
is shouted at him. He starts out of
the room, the door of which Is held
open by mechanical means. AS he pass.
es through 1t the officer says
"You might at least shut the door I"
This little unjust impeachment Of
the mans politeness is said In nino
cases out of ten Of pretended deafness
to result In quick turning of the
mans head. He is then called back
and told that he has been found fit for
the service.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-07

r1tory. The Carlsbad, Hondo and Ele-
plant Butte projects, under the recla-
nation service, are well under way,
and will reclaim over 100000 acres, at
a cost of something like $15,OOO,O 1000.
These government projects rival in i'm
portance the work the British govern
ment has done in the valley of the
Nile. New Mexico also has an arte-
sian belt which is proving a wonder
full source of wealth, in the matter Of
water supply. Chaves and Eddy Coun-
ties alone have $50 of these gushing
wells, and cultivation under artesian
irrigation has reached more than
25.OOO acres. and is increasing rapid
ly.
Santa Fe, the ancient capital Of the
Territory, is one of the most interest
ing cities in America. 1t had been an
Indian pueblo at the time Of its dis
covery and occupation by the Span
iards in the latter half of the six
teenth century and has remained the
seat Of government ever since. In 1850
Spaniards. but after fourteen years
the latter regained the ascendency and
the Spaniards and their descendants,
the Mexicans, continued to govern the
Territory from Santa Fe until the
Americans, under General Kearney
took possession, in 1916.
Two-thirds of the present popula-
ton Of Santa Fee Is Mexican. The
! boys who drive the wood-laden burros
from the distant mountains are Mex.
leans The man who sells you gro.
ceries would rather talk Spanish than
United States" and official docu.
ments are printed In the language OF
the Dons as well as In our own unor,
nate means of communication. The
influence Of the Spanish pioneers Is
| everywhere visible. One sits In the
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-07

has been abandoned for Capitol
building and a mansion that are the
last word of modern utilitarianism.
The patient burro-New MeXico's chief
means of transportation for genera
tions-is being met on the highways
by automobiles. and Jose, the burro
driver, has gazed with mild wonder
upon the goggle-eyed chauffeur. And
out on the broad plains, that have
known only sheepherders and cowboys
since the days Of Coronado and de
vaca. homesteaders have made ver-
fable checkerboard Of ranches.
According to the Postal Guide. more
new post offices are being opened in
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-07

plaza in the center Of town, and look.
upon the long, one-storied structure
that was graced with the name Of
palace" by the long line Of Spanish
governors that lived in 1t.
One hears the silver tinkle Of an
ancient bell, and it calls him to OLD
San Miguel Church-the hoariest re-
ligous structure in the country, save
one. The adobe walls Of the old
church have been repaired. but in gen.
eral outlines it is the same as when
the old Spanish pioneers built It. A
little way from the old church one is
directed to the oldest house in the
country-and so one wanders through
the streets Of Santa Fee, sometimes
amused, but always fascinated.