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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-27

suppose that every one knows that
when at the show of the present day
the woman with big hat and man
with a telescope neck are shown that
1t is time to pull out long hetpins and
uncover-but every big hat doesn't
come OFF. and some bigwigs get mad
about 1t. At a recent performance
two -millinered women near me
didn't seem to know what the -'cture
meant and an irate patron sitting next
to me called the janitor and told him
to order the ladies to take their hats
off. He was apparently married man,
for he declined to do 1t, and said: "I'll
let out that Job to you'll" lie knew
that when a woman will she will you
may denpend ont, and when she won't
she won't, ! and there's the end
ont" The complainant looked at his
wife inquiringly, but she did not adj
wise him to undertake that extra haz-
ardous service and these two women
with big hats were obstructlng the
view and laughing Just as If they were
obeying the rules. Audacity looks as
innocent as Dan Cupid when it dares
to
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-27
DR. {. R. CHAMBERLAIN,
Dental Surgeon.

In charge OF DR.. g. L. oeers praetiea
during his last illness.
161 Main Street, Norwich, CanA.
moved
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-27

We amateurs are planning for the
garden. We are selecting the seeds
and we are planting them in pots and
cold frames to compel them to bloom
early. We succeed pretty we'll when
everything Is considered II has been
said and said for truth that a gar
den or a gardener cannot be made in
one generation" II our forbears
were gardeners we may owe much to
them for our success. for you know
what was their habit is our instinct;
but if we are not of the cult. we are
simply preparing the way for others
who may come after us. There we
are gardens and gardeners-better
gardeners than l and better gardens
than l can make; but feel at home
where my forbears did and I find
pleasure in work which many people
regard as drudgery. Flowers are
treasures which cannot take unto
themselves wings.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-27

Every wind may be a Wild wind In
March. but every flower Is not a wild
flower The snowflakes and the GRO
ouses which bloom as soon as the snow
is off, are domesticated aliens which
first greeted the sun in high and cool
climates in other pres Of the world
The snowfiakes coming from the coun-
tries bordering the Mediterranean, and
the croeuses from the mountains Of
Calabria, the mountains of Greece and
from the Alps and the Apprentices where
they were first found looking toward
heaven from the edges of the snow.
These hardy little mountaineers make
pretty front yard ornaments wherever
the bulbs are set in the ground In the
fall and although strangers to one
another. they thrive In peace and beau
ty in the mixed gardens Of the border
They learned to smile In the face of
Jack Frost many centuries ago, and
win yet continue to do so for centuries.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-27
Pure Wines and Liquors

are known and acknowledged to be
the greatest aid to health In the
world. and invaluabls In time Of sick
ness. Our stock contains many Of the
best and well-known brands. famous
for age and purity, ana we can guar
antee you satisfaction in both quality
and price
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-27
THE NAN WHO iaLsS

The writer who said: do not run
away from your difflculties-they are
your friends" opened our eyes to q
new fact. Anything which prompts US
to overcome instead of resorting to
flight Is of real use. because 1t tends
to greater development of quality
which Is character. Difficulties are
not pleasant-they are often very per-
picking, but whoever can look down
upon them from the heights OF achieve
ment has beaten whoever looks up to
them in terror from>a point of, retreat.
Surmounting difficulties in the battle
Of life is sometimes referred to as abil-
ity. and sometimes as genius, accord
ing to the nature Of the difficulties;
but running away from them Is only
called cowardice. Difficulties are our
friends because they inspire to effort
and boost us in the way of life.
The good word habit is not so gen
eral as it should be. There are lots Of
good words in the dictionary, and 1t
does not cost anything to use them;
but it takes quite bit of study to use
good words right. THE good word"
said d philosopher, ''maketh the heart
glad" and gladdening of hearts is
commendable occupation. The good
word is usually the right word spoken
at the right time. Many good word
has been made a mlSnt by the way IN
which it was used. 1t is not so easy
to give to the good word its full effec-
tiveness as some people suppose. If
IL was as easy TO say the good word
as 1t is to use the piercing or netting
word this World to more people would
seem to be "one sweet song" But the
good-word habit is worth acquiring
1t soothes, It conciliates, it gladdens.
The German warning TO never for
get that you're married to a woman
and not to an angel is worthy of
every mans attention. In the first
place. II is self-evident that anything
that wears wings cannot follow the
fashions, and that the head for halo
never can be improved by an Easter
hat. An angel would not spar vocally
for the last word or tie string upon
your finger to remind you to fetch
home a pound OF coffee. If you like
to fool yourself In this way you cam
not fool the woman. II Is more than
likely that you have married q pros
pective mother in-law and IL becomes
one to see that she becomes a first
class mother-in-law, for the good
mother-in- law is thought to be some.
what angelic. The Germans would not
have men deceive themselves-men
are better and drawer and truer by
looking at their partners in the right
light and treating them as though
they were queens.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

By watching for the many good bzr-
gains 10 bs found IN fhe cgzsssSeS
RACES OF he Call Xou can save money
[here-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
PORTOLA QUEEN
NEAR DEAD LINE
NCALORIC TALE
Authoress-Queen Refuses to Af-
firm or Deny immortality of
The Strength to Yield"
New Story CynicalIy PhiIoso=
pFlizes i'm Oriental Fashion
Over Marital Relation
WRITER GIVES VIEWS 4
AS TO IMMORTALITY /.

The h1Orolitp or iHlHlOrolife Of
boob IS not Of The slightest con-
Sequence; he main point 10 cor
ada Is rheihcr Or not If Is mt
len Bel or H. If II said thai
The Strength 10 Yield a
nell Fritien bOok. then / an
satisfied 10 pass BIZ lightly onr
criticism as 10 lis immortality. /
presume M reader 10 hare
enough intelligence 70 loOk after
his ON morals and not 10 Be
sEaged or dominated BIZ fhe
iHlaginations Of novelist.
hugs thai ere true 10 life
or Is iher appear 10 The DOrId
al large are deadly uninieresi-
ING. Ii Is onlr phen ne come 10
Gaalrze lie hidden emotions Of
z nan or BoHlon. understand
ING Their good and Their bad. er-
oulin1Hg The thoughts mich.
Ehile not Al The surface. pei PLAY
a piiol paTt N Their octiOns and
Their OudoOk. that ne depgl
from the pToSoic- The oblesi
Eriia Is he rho lies The most
successfully. Such men as Cus
de Mouposssani and BoLzoc. re-
garded as The extreme reolists.
pae Onlp oIerer N telling lies.
Life Is not Bhaf theu made ii oui
10 Be- They succeeded because
iher clothed Their prOso;c facts
Eith The coI0r Of her brilliant
iHaagnlgs- - Miss NergIia
Bogue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
WEALTHY LAND OWNER
OF REDLANDS DEAD
Frank Kiefer Dies AT Grand
Junction, Colo.

Grand JUNCTION. Colo Aug s.
Frank ksezs-- = wealthy land owner
OF this city and head Of the Rsdlsnds
irrigation company who. with two
brothers are defendants IN The IA
nous government suit against the con-
1sny. now On appeal died a. Los An
gzsss last nsght- where Es had gone
II hopes Of osne61Ing his failing
health
The suit Of The government involves
the con6sratiOn Of many THOUSANDS OF
acres Of land claimed b. the company.
the suit being brought On the ground
that The land was obtained BY 1rzuau-
lent methods
The government first brought sE1- IN
1885 and successive defeats II the
courts are thought 70 have hzstenea
Keife--s death
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
SECRET RATES
MADE DESPITE
HEPBURN LAW
Favors to Big Shippers Con-
time Though Concealed in
Verbiage of Tariffs
Stickney Says slOO.OOO.OOO
Excess Is Being Paid
by Small Fry

lSrrrSci DzEr1srh 10 TIE CaA
NEW YORK. Aug - B. Saickney.
president OF the Chicago Great western
railway. was oa= Of the fex prorni-
nsnt rziIrosdmen OF the country % put
himself on record n favor Of the pass-
age Of the Hepburn rate biIl and a. =
time when The railroads Of the country
were seeking 10 defeat the pzsszgs OF
the Law Nov. S1icknsy charges that
the railroads are constantly eraGing
the law by ingenious cszssihcztions
which are placing ths snail shippers
Al Just as great disadvantage as they
were before the giving Of rebates BE-
came a crime punished BY heavy pen
slIies- He has written letter 70 Chair
nan Knapp OF the interstate commerce
commission IN which he says
Eiak E1a are cer-e-1 IN sz-7azs-- rss-
IN secret rates 70 1ETer@S S1H-%rs- -
fE-Ds-3T r-zrzsc@d- hsFA 1rsT-scs - 55ss7-
EsEre6- tzt- As matter q fEcs. rae sarzs-
Ds11a1s - DzEzng s8ch s=r-s- rates i ~
o2lE Tz-1 = hen EAscA has 65snpa@E-ed
rsrsszrs q fhs so q 900 fsrs-s 5hieb A..
ed With res daily are reilly -aare secret
thar Ihs flrZz- serr-T rates zl-h01-a ny
my - technically EE1k.iSh=L
/ have rsesa-3T rad TsztEzcsIirz RI au-
TT The La SEl1e university exfezs5au 4 GE5-
eEE1- z-jz1S7 ~ coz M Es-enEu zha >
1hs director q s1sze freight sEirz,e-=r xsze-
czs1iua Il Ch5cEEo- n zAsch - 1Iut9EsEl=x
lgrz Isl nf S1cA rates ah5ca are EFzzlat1e
C11F u large ee1ce-1s r1I0 cEa z<1r1 70 Ire
cezEeIez- Dsz Il Sz21T -Ez clEsszE1s1511
E7d scAe1n3zS WIKI E1s M gu and 1Hd
E31A Ia c1rDlss5ll t-EE1 lsF 10 EsF- Ee
ex1zz8-s< 1hEz mere 1AE1 s. e. 1esa.ef9 an
z1xl3r = hefzE Vs5d ~ sZEl3=r saiTr@-s II
excess q h aeEII rE1e- II : Hse15erfu1
sz7ass ar - tss51< Sszr GU IT -1e u-iFz--
SirT ezzs1Sl1o - neg EuEerEszs cl-resTsarS-
ezcs zs11laS over Ia fra11--F. and ri
scaoz- CT 1e1E- bes- 1rEs-- IN IL 5ziEEz1z
e zAs Pea25e-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

Nhere has developed mania for sui
eide such was the fate Of her mother
and her m5EherFS mother Is hers 70 be
the saRs2 The writer goes through
page after page Of desire Of love inter
nainglllg with mania for death Also.
the thought q death creeps in snake
IKE 11Lo Ehs most innocent and harm
less pursuits The ordinary thoughts
q the average man would be that
when 4 woman was discussing 1hs
question Of dresses and gowns she
would be apt 70 be very much give
NORBIDSE>S TO ECSTASY
NOT IN this instance The grinns-x
gentleman with the scythe hovers
over all This may be the reason. per
haQs- for The srdor OF the Eoman's
morbid l0ng1ngE she knows that in
asmuch as her mother and grand
mother have ilglo-ioEs7T short cir
Quilted their Affections she may do
likewise q any moment and Such be-
ing the case, II would be vel 10 make
The best Of the leesing moment In
Outstanding the mania Il S no wonder
that there Is 4 perfect understanding
also Of the following
They walked OH 4 moment later. In
sEinc15Vsly seeking the seat II the gar
den's shadow. regardless OF The fact
that II was 6zDQened By the evening
s-4-Se- <cA44oAA4 -c1 n -lS-r Ifr---E seemed
70 respond 70 the mere consciousness
Of his presence and she was answering
the slight pressure OF his hand Then
something seemed 10 anaihlBs1e the in
1ervensng shape. ami Cela-i was whis-
perTng
Dear lips soft and red give them 70
me-to me- / have wanted them 50
long
Thus in The blsssful oblivion Of the
damp garden seat The hero and hero
Inc may remain Who would disturb
theme
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
END OF A RED NOSE
New FIe.A ceIsred Prodsef nat Heals
and Hides skin Inperfee1Isns

New FIe.h CoIored Product That Heals
and Hides skin ImPerfeeTIsns
A peculiar ssstute q p0si.n. a new
skin discovery. Is that il Is naturally
fash eOlO-sd and contains 10 grease. -
that when us@d On ths face for ths con-
plexiOa o. for pinplss. red roses o.
any other fnzzz=atlons bleuishss o.
discolorz-iOns. its presence can not be
detected II rzn thus bs applied II TIE
daytime. the natural e7lo- % TIE skin
being i17ediztsly resrcted and ths az
ual healing and curing process zccoz-
plished n a few days. 7 ca1 bs Rad
Of any pharmacist who sells pure drugs
The Owl Drzg Cos drug stores zake. q
specially OF Il Fifty cents worth wiu
answer either fer ne troubles men
TONED o. IN curing ordinary eases %
eczema ticking stops Al o1ce-
AM one wno VIII write 70 TIE Ene--
gsaev Laboratories No - West Tze7-
ty-1f1h street. New York can secure.
By DsI. free q cha-gs, supply su=-
cient % cure a small seze--z surface CT
clear 4 eonqlexio- ovs--izht a-5 re-
move plmPlss II twsntv-tour hours
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
STANDARD OILS PLANT
IS HEAVILY ASSESSED
Placed on New Jersey
Station Is Increased

NV YORK Aug She STANDARD
ca company has been hard hit IN Bz-
some n J. where Il has its largest
essterHaE iazt- hy the valuations placed
On lis 1zet1Ty bE the new city assessor.
Henry H1use- Assessor A. p Brooke
ssSr year increased The valuations II
6ayon1e $3.50 -4ee- Einse has increased
= ssssee49 this year and tvvc-thsr5s
has been levied On the STANDARD OF
plant Last year the Standard was
assessed Al x7.zlz.e1E, and this year Al
sts.l.s.9-E-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
TAFT PROMISES SUPPORT

TIE following telegram was received
from President Taft during the morn
ing session
7 greatly regret thai I'm not able
70 - present and get the benefit OF
your deliberations I have the deep
est sympathy with The general object
q The national irrigation congress and
you can count On ny earnest sn5szror
10 further tks cause n reclamation By
1r-iEstior. n every part Of the oeun-zy
WILLIAM z TAFT
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

q The congress developed during th=
day II the persons O former Governor
GeoE5ng oE Idaho. former Governor
Par5es q California AID Congress-
5[oa1sll CT wyoming
Former Governor Pa15ae Of Czlif0r-
ma 7Tss sVp1I1red temporary chairman
q zhA resolutions committee hur IN
zsuuch a. the committee = no1 CON-
plece 81 personnel and VIII loE meet
Ter perhaps three days no action VII
he taken toward permanent organ5Ez-
1Eon OF Elsr committee for The present
The committees On permanent orgsniZ-
alton and credentials have not been
completed
SAS FRANCISCO LEADS TIGHT
TIE Ques15su O next meeting place
las narrowed down 70 Z 1gh- between
Ssn Francisco and Pueblo. Colo. with
Denver pledged 70 ala me latter Hi
nus probably VIII throw is strength
20 San Francisco. and thsre seems ID
bs much sentiment for the California
city Ire CONSENSUS O opinion seems
70 - that the congress should be held
vast O The Missouri river, and II this
event Chicago VIII have little show
Among The smaller cities EsE0-shly
mentioned IS E Psso-
The new constitution providing the
rust-essl5ke basis 50 mech desired BY
EEs congress was adopted without dis
sent today and iris afternoons sss-
sion was carried CIT under zhe new
constitution
The impending clash between the
natural resource P-=servzt5on pollc5es
q the Roosevelt administration and 50
called private interests got lis first
Impetus n The national irrigation con
EuesS this morning when MAJOR y <
PrzzE q Spokane charged IN his aa-
dress 1Ez1 private capital IS being used
20 IMPEDE the work q the government
81 is preservation and reclamation
work
II was not expected thar friction
would become apparent until Clifford
P5nGhor ccuzd b. heard from. II being
freely predicted that P51cho1 would
take occasion 20 defend the Roosevelt
policies and attack The opposition pol
lex q 6emsodiag that al possible
lands b thrown open for entry But
VIXEN NsEor Pratt began hts address
q welcome NJ sWunE directly into Al
attack On -the interests which seek 70
overthrow the policy Of preservation
TINS the long expected fight Of CAP
lEsl against the government 50 called
hss obtained the 5o0r and nox bids fair
u become The predominant factor IN
the present congress Interest i now
ceutsre6 IN the urEersnces expected
from Gi1Ord PEnchos snd Secretary
Bsuingsr. who Vii SPEAK later IN the
week
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
VII sidestep Contro.ersy

Interior Richard a Bslli-ge- VIII leave
Tor spokane tomorrow night where
he VIII address the irrigation congress
Wednesday afternoon OF the attitude
q Ehe administration toward reclsrs-
ton. and VIII leave Spokane Yedzes-
day night for the east Bz1ssngsr said
roEsy that Al the convention he would
uD1 engage II controversy with Clifford
P1uch01 chief Of TIE forest service. or
any enc else. On any question
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
Mrs. Roosevelt in Paris

PARIS Aug s-Mrs Theodore
Roosevelt and children arrived here
this evening from Aergnon- They we're
met b. Arthur BailEv Blanchard sec
onG secretary and Commander chapsn
and Captain Guigard- respectively naval
and military attaches of the American
erabassy-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-13

=. Whitmofe, machInist, Is
suffering with a spra'ned shoulder.
Frank Grygla, special territorial
land agent, was IN the CITY this
week
l.. Walls OF Cucrvo, has &C.
cepied a position in the local rail.
road shops AZ this place.
{. -. Beech, trsinmastcr OF the
Southwestern, eastern division. r..
turned FRIDAY from Dawson where
he had spent the week.
c. l.. Price, clerk in Sup,.
Morris office is at work again
after being laid up for some ,lmc
with a spraincd ankle.
Just received a. car load NOi
choice prairie hay, as good a.
money a buy
10 5. '. WILLIAMS.
Physicians ot the city are con.
graduating the street committee
for removing the rough place
which were lett by the street
grader.
us, received a a load ol
choice prairie hay a. good a.
money can buy.
10 =. V. WILLIAMS.
Harry Cherry, OF IL paSo at.
rived in the city FRIDAY 10 take
the position oi night Waterman in
the local yards. lie is 10 replace
Elm, who was removed To Carr
lulu after his trouble with two oi
the hrrmrn last Saturday night.
-. i. Kaufman, an asch,t,c,
OF Amarillo, WAS IN the city Thurs
day to submit plans o the ,chooI
board tor "A new school building
which is to he bull, here this
spring. He was accompanied by
E. y. Patterson, an architect OF
Dalhart.
lust received "A car load OF
choice prairi- hay, a. good as
money a buy.
10 -. y. WILLIAMS.
Special agent Miller OF the
Southwestern, found a lady :
pocket book containing three
thousand dollars and a god watch,
on Second street las, Monday
morning The riphtiul owner,
Mrs. Hastings, OF Denver, soon
made application tor III. samc and
it was returned u her.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-13
Closing Out Sale.

Petlstcin Brothers are selling
out th"u business IN this citv and
are intending TO 20 70 81. Louis
where they will 90 into the man.
ula turing business. The Peri.
stein Brother have been in Tu-
cumCari tor the past six wears and
have succeeded in building up a
very prohtahlr business.
hey own consid,rahl" r,alcstate
here aud will sell It all before lcdy-
ing. They hav' a page adv rtlse.
ment IN this issue VI the News,
and no doubt any one viii be- able
to ind numerous bargains hv read.
iug II over.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-13
Local and Personal

Red Jennings a promincn,
Southwestern conductor, is re-.
ported to he very sick.
!. w. Miller, special officer oil
the Southwestern returned las,
Monday from III pasO where he
had been Tor three DAYS on official
business.
|. e. Barnes was appointed 10
the position ri director in the FRS,
National bank at a meeting OF the
directors which was held last Mon.
day afternoon.
There will be- the usual services
next Sunday in the Presbyterian
and Methodist Episcopal church,
since the revival meeting closed
last Tuesday night.
Mrs. j.. Il. Conner, OF l~iazelton,
Kansas, arrived IN Iucumcar, las,
Thursday and will spend several
weeks here visiting her daughters,
Miss Conner and Mrs. Wicr.
VIM. Patty, formerly a member
OF the firm OF May and Patty OF
this city, has returned TO lucum.
carl iiom Hot Springs, Arkansas.
where he has been residing tor the
past year.
" +. Buchanan let, last Tues.
day Tor Washington -. {. Buck,
the old Quay county wheel horse,
was one OF the htst men appoint.
I'd by Governor Curry, to 20 to
the capitol as a member OF the
statehood committee.
The ladies' OF the Episcopal
Guild will hold = srrlcs OF teas
each Saturday during lent from
800 TO 500 y. IN. The first Will
be at the home OF Mrs. T.. T..
Clark, February 27th. Admission
Ioc; everybody cordially invited.
IT.. NJ. Waller, formerly OF Red
Fork, Oklahoma, has opened up
an office IN the building east OF the
Whitmorc grocery company aud
will 20 into the real estate business.
\ new front is being pat into the
building and will present a good
appearance when complete.
Tn" l.. t.. Taylor novelty store
has moved from their old building
on MAN stree, into the new Caru.
theirs building MIR. Taylor has
Increased his stock abou, three
fold and now has one OF the futile.
lines OF racket goods and novel
ties IN the west. He has also in.
stalled a smoke shop department,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-13

Born to Mi. and Mrs. ". {.
Wack a boy.
Stock tanks Of all kinds a
Morris Tin shop. Io.2t
Born to MIR. and Mrs. l.. +.
Saxon a girl.
Miss Lenie lIunnell is reported
to he quite sick.
Go TO Tsylor's Novelty Store fo'
line iobaceos end cigars. Ditch
G.. c. Chapman has a very at.
,rac,ive ad in this issue OF ia,
News.
For stenographic work and type,
writing see Mabel S,orm.nt, News
building.
See Morris, opposite Chapman $,
tor tin work. Io.3t
W. y. FARRELL is building thirty
foot extension 10 his ware room
Morris makes only one kind OF
well casing, that ~ the Peerless.
guaranteed to he the best. io-2t.
WASH bAtson' a prominent cat
tIe'nah OF tnu.t' was IN the CITY
lat tuesday attending to business
matters.
7"PP.'' o'Ne't ""o
III .e. w so ~
and pies. lu.i,
. ,
:. ]
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-13
N. u Koch a. the Real EStat e
Business

NJ. " Koch is dealing in real
estate, but this is a fact not pener.
ally known in the city, since he
does not advertise. lie is quite
modest in his dealings and does
no, push his business very urgent
", vet he has never been heard TO
complain that business is dull.
He waits till "A fellow takes "A no
ton Tor one oi his lots and then
simply sells IT TO him. In fact
Koch don't have any success in
selling to fellow who is verv
much alive.
This addition is JUS, Yves, of
the city aud the lots are all OF
equal size, being about six feet
by tHo.