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The Dolores star., 1909-10-15
Friday. October IS. 1909.


PRESIDENT TAFT thinks that
without any legislation he and his
cabinet can save about fifty million
dollars q year in federal expenses.
That is Just the kind of economy
the country has hoped for, and it
has the largest possible confidence
in the Presidents purpose to save
money for the people. But what
about Congress1 As rule. neither
the House NOR the Senate is given
to doing more toward economy
than praising it in speeches. for
there is . Constant tendency to in
crease the appropriations, especially
where they put patronage into the
hands of senators and representa-
tives. Moreover. if Congress gets
q square look at the fifty million
dollars which the administration
can save. it may be inclined to
think it q shame that such sum
should escape the patriots who
helped to carry elections. There
are plenty of ways by which Con-
gress could join in the work OF
economixing. for example, in the
land Offices. In the navy yards. and
in the pension agencies. But Con-
gress, as q rule. thinks itself called
ON to spend money rather than to
save It.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

An Aberdonian went to spend q few
days In London with his soii, who had
done exceptionally well ia the great
metropolis. After their nrst greetings
vt Kings Cross station, the young fell
low remarked, "Fsyth you are not
lookin' weel. Is there auy thing the
natter"
The old man replied, faye, lad, I
have had quite an accident"
"What was that, feyther?"
"MoD,n he said. ION thi journey
frae bonnie Scotland Lost my lug
gage"
Dear, dear, that's too bad; 90 did It
happen?"
"Awell," replied the Aberdonlan,
1.-The cork cam out."
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15
Or. stsvsasoa Lectsrss.

DR.. E. N. Stevenson OF Denver, leo
tured In the Dolores Bahtist church
Monday evening. Mr.. Stevenson Ia
tnsaged In Sunday School work and
his talk was Of great in,erest to the
parents ~ It contained many excellent
Ind helpful sugssstions for the training
n the young, He said that much time,
bought aud money was expended that
W might learn how 70 grow better
iosses, cattle, sheep, goats, apples,
tbsacbes and pear. and that we had At
aimed to . high standard of proficiency
D raising stock, fruit and grains, but
ve spend no money,and give little time
i thought To raisIng better boys and
irls. He aid II the average boy fol-
pwed the average man he would 60 to
,srdition. That the worst child was
sitter than the best man. He quoted
lask; 4:2S, and gave an ipustration Of
be laws governing the growth Of corn;
lmwing the conclusion that II God has
ules BY which the growth Of corn was
ovsrned He also had rules governing
be physical aud spiritual growthsol
hildFen. He said that some day the
~ went from the home never, 70 re-
Ehrn - . boy br-when he returned he
Fins : man, and thatth girl went from
- home = girl and returned woman,
hid that the father and mother that
tsse wise c0ltivated the friendship ol
,eir childrsn while they were boys
"a ejsis % that they would be friends
9anhood and woh.anhood. He told
stosy 0e hs experiences with father
"a eon In C6lcaND. The son quit
hosl when In the eleventh grade and
carsI 6of hlmssif pusition in store
3 fnfl,er was desIrous that the boy
atsnpe In school until he graduated
- ~ higt school that he might &c
nolIans. Mr. etevensou's advise was
~ ~ ~ father = be was friend
~ lAs1liy. The father said be
Ia nther 1oss - hpndted dollars
~ Is havs The bsy qnit school. Mr..
5S6l6oo tod hlna that - would have
SSlE: In j,pul In : yory short time
fSn6ty. ~ dcllt5 but the fhthes
- lsiStsad ~ tl1evenson and
21I ~ hs IA. ~ unteEstand
tal ~ ~ - oat q
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15
STATE NEWS NOTES

Pueblo broke its record for good he
havior Sunday. Not an arrest was
made and the police court vas out Of >
job Monday 4 something that never
happened before. Mayor Fugard insists
that this condition has been brought to
pass by bis strict enforcement Of the
sunday closing law.
Upon call Of the Merchants associa-
tIon Of Canon City. every available
hand was put to work the frat Of the
week to harvest the apple crop, II possi-
ble. before the frost damaged It. Banks,
county offices aud schools above the
fourth grade were closed to aid the fruit
growers. The apple crop of that dis
trict is.valued at . million dollars.
This week the Colorado supreme
court passed ON what IL known ~ the
Schwarts case, aud the local option law
was upheld In every particular. This
decision efiectuaIly settles the question
for all time, and the temperance people
maintain that from now OIL the law will
be vigorously enforced aud all clubs,
drug stores, blind alleys and other
liquor selling establishments In dry
territory will be prosecuted and driven
out Of business.
Mn. william Longs clothing caught
In An elevator belt, aud she was thrown
Into the crusher Of her husbands con-
centrating mill At Lenando, near As
pen and ground to pieces, while her
husband and Albert Wilbur, who wit
messed the accident, were powerless to
ave her. While the husband made
frantic efforts to stop the machinery
Wilbur attempted to drag her body
from the machinery. He Was caught
by the giant wheels and one arm was
badly mangled.
The campaign for slOO, 900 Y. M. e.
A. building for Pueblo was launched
at banquet held In that city Monday
evening. Sunday all the ministers Of
the city touched upon the need of Y.
NJ. q. A. building In their sermons.
At mon Tuesday two teams, consisting
Of l2O men each, will start out 10 raise
the 500. 900 fund. The financial CAM
paIgn will be conducted for two weeks
aud hugh clock In the business sec
tlon, will indicate the amount sub
scribed. the hand moving slightly
every time 81, 900 IL secured.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15
Excursion Rstes.

The Rio Grande Southern will make
. reduced rate and cell tickets on each
Friday and Saturday from Dolores to
Pagosa Springs and return at one fare
for round trip limited to ten days.
Thls rate expires October 3lst, 1909.
j. e. BER0H, Agent.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15
Dolores Laundry.

Corner Hillside Ave. and Eighth 81.
Miss Bruce 4 Mrs. Goodwin, prOprletOrs
Rough dried, per dog, IS cts; washed
aud ironed, 66 cts; shirts 10 cts; Wrap
pers, plain, 10 cts; shirt waists, plain,
10 cts; shirt waists, fancy, 25 cts; hand
kerchiefs, three for ~ cts; sox. three
for 10 cts. Mems suits cleaned aud
pressed 81 90; pants, SO cts.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

: The need of every Cbuch today Is
young people Ia Its membership who
will ..just work and keep on working"
II has plenty Of takers, starters, sug-
gesters, aud shirkers, but Of workers
there IL often \ painful scarcity.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 12.-Judge
Anderson today dismissed the suit for
libel against the publishers of the In
diauapolIs News by refusing to grant
the motion Of the Department Of Justice
for change Of venue to the District
Of Columbia. Thus ends, for time at
least, one Of the most notorious suits In
the history Of American courts. 1t
grew out Of an article published In the
News rejecting oil some of the Panama
Canal Commission and hinted very
strongly that there was graft In the
lotting of the contracts. President
Roosevelt was one Of the prime movers
In the suit.
New York, Oct. ll.-Hearst and
Gaynor delivered campaign speeches
tonight. Hearst refrained from attack
Ing his rival, but Gaynor, aroused by
what he declared a. Hearst's breach of
faith In repudiAting him, challenged
the editor to joint debate on the issues
Of the campaign. William WINS, Re-
publican candidate for mayor four years
ago, spoke at the Hearst meeting at
tacking Gaynor. He said that Gaynor
advised Patrick H. McCarren that the
anti-race track gambling law was un-
constitutional. Hearst said: accept
nomination In satisfying sacrifice
that We can positively defeat one of the
most disgraceful Tan'many tickets ever
nominated.
Key West, Fla. Oct. 1l-As q result OF
the hurricane which struck the south
ern coast Of Florida today. Key West
tonight Is mass Of wreckage. The
damage is estimated ut two million dol
lars. Martial law was proclaimed aud
Key West guards took charge Of the
city. The government has been asked
to send troops Immediately. Chaos
reigns. There are hundreds Of houses
wrecked aud damaged. AS soon as the
wind abated looting began. The city
police were unable TO cope with the
situation % martial Law was declared.
A hundred vessels were In the harbor.
Only i've remained, A. the Others were
blown out to eea or on the beachers.
The water front streets are . mass Of
wreckags. The storm reached hum
dred miles M hour steady blow from 8
O'Clock this morning until 8 this
afternoon.
New York, Oct. ll.-Unless the sn.
prems court Of the United States rever-
- the decision Or Tan interferes,
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

For SaIe-One lumber shed contain
ing about six thousand feet Of lumber,
and one box board house containing
about three thousand live hundred feet.
Price for the shed $500, and $3.50 for
the house. Inquire Of A. A. Rust.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

Horses Pastured-0ood pasture at
$3.50 per head per month, four miles
South Of Dolores. N. b. Grimm Dolores
Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

Any one wanting Dolores town
property at right prices get inforn,a-
ton from Harry v. Pyle. He has so,ne
real bargains.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

For Windfall winter apples .
one cent per pound. Inquire Of AlIeI
Hammond, Lebanon, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

The farmers on the river above town
are busy this week stacking grain aud
threshing. This IL certainly ideal
weather for this kind Of work.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15
shoe Rspairine.

have located In the rear Of J. r.
Hughes blacksmith shop and am ready
to do ali kinds Of shoe repairing nj
reasonable prices, work guaranteed.
Geo. H. Allen.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

Wsnted-FSfteen teams. For further
particular inquire Of w. H. Blake.
Oortez, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

For 6aie-Five acres Of gos,d corn
snd fodder Ia shOck. Inquire Of w.
H. Beaber, Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

For Sale or Rent-DwelliDg house,
Some good bergains.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

Wanted -ChJckens, 80 to 100 young
hess. Apply 10 J. e. hcKeever.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15
Business Locals.

Bring your job printing to The Star
elhss. We please.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

New York, Oct. ll.-Unless the sn-
preme court Of the United States rever-
- the decision or Tan interferes,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-18
RAPID CHANGE FOR SULLIVAN
From a Couch I'm General Managers
Private Car 10 Iron Bunk I'm
Police Station.

From q warm bed IN the private car Of
a railway general manager TO an iron
bunk at the police station Is a far cry,
especially on a winter night, but this eX-
perience is just what befen Mike Sullivan
last night.
Mike is a humble citizen Of little influ-
ence and less wealth, and when night
came yesterday he had no where 10 lay
his head. Wondering where he was going
to sleep, Mike browsed around the Bur
lington tracks near the station looking for
an empty car wherein TO rest himself.
1t so happened that the private car Of
General Manager @. ". Holdrege was on
a side track near the depot. No sooner
had Mixes eagle eye discerned 1t than
through his brain there flashed an inspira-
ton Here was the lodging he was looking
Cor.
With Mike TO think is TO act. That Is the
reason ne sleeps in private cars while less
favored mortals must be content with hall
bedrooms. Into the car and into the man
ayers bed was the work of only a few
seconds for Mike.
But all things must nave an end. even
living in private cars. The unlucky porter.
who had fallen asleep at the switch. found
out that the Enores he heard were not the
ones Of the manager He investigated. the
police were called and Sullivan was torn
from his couch Of repose 10 the stern re-
slities Of the patrol wagon
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-18

elected for the coming year. Prior to the
dinner an Informal reception will be held
in the parlors OF the Commercial club.
Leslie Learn Learns . Lesson-Leslie
Learn, a guest at the Loyal hotel, learned
something Tuesday, and that is that il is
not wise TO carry any considerable sum of
money about town. He accidentally dropped
his pocketbook, which contained SO. in a
room at the hotel and when he returned
for it the roll had disappeared. The police
are now trying TO find the money and the
man who took IL.
Shows a Heart, Anyway-w. S. Balduft
received a letter through the mails Wednes-
day morning wit no signature and en-
closed was a 81 bill. The letter stated that
the writer had formerly worked for Mr..
Balduff and while In his employ had stolen
IS cents which was returned with a little
interest, now that Mr.. Balduff was in
trouble. The letter did not state whether
IL was a man or woman.
Locke his women Folks Out Of Wouss
More than ordinary cruelty is charged
against her husband by Christina johnson
In a petition for divorce filed Wednesday
II Is alleged that the defendant. Charles II.
johnson. had a trick OF locking his wife
and daughters out OF the house at night
and compelling Mem to seek refuge at a
peighbor's. Mrs. johnson has been sup
porting herself and three young daughters
By running a meat market at 44o North
Twenty-fourth street. She asks an injune-
tion against johnson restraining him from
coming TO the meat market OF 10 her home,
3I2S Meredith avenue. Permanent alimony
Is also sought.
zorse oorsd In RunawAy-Persons near
Twelfth and Douglas streets. between 3
ard 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning. wit
7 essed ar exciting run away that fortu-
nately did not prove serious except to one
horse. A large team OF the Richardson
Drug company broke away and ran south
toward Douglas street on Twelfth street
Al the corner T. coiiided with a team OF
the Central bakery and one q the horses
OF the latter was gored by a shaft. but not
fatally hurt Human officer Woodbridge.
Nho happened 20 be near the spot. took
charge OF the injured animal and did not
think II will have TO be killed. J. Dinkle
was the bakery wagon driver and c. II.
Weller Was in charge OF the other team
and wagon.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-18
INDIANS FoRsAKE OLD JOHN
Poneas and saRtees Are Turning from
Mr.. BaRIeTcOrn Into Ways
of Industry.

we are having very little trouble with
the Indians up on the Poncs and Santee
reservations In the matter OF liquor drnk
ing and but little Bookkeeping is being
done" said W. E. Meagley, agent for that
reservation, who Is In Omaha on his re-
turn from washington. There Is much
less intempersnee among them than for
some years and as a rule the santees and
Poncss are becoming real good Indians.
The persistence Of the government In get
ting after the bootlesgers has had the ef-
feet o. driving them out OF business The
Indians are becoming mere Industrious and
the time is not far away when they will
become good and vaiuable citizens
MY Visit to Washington WAS merely 20
tam oVer current miscellaneous business
with the Indian department pertaining TO
the agency"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-18
BANKERS MEET AND TALK SHOP
Addresses Are Delivered by N. y.
Reekard and G.. W.
WattIes.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Omaha chapter, American Institute Of
Banking. was held last night in the Com
mercial club rooms.
N. F.. Reckand Of the Union Stock
Yards National bank delivered an address.
dealing with the esrly organization Of the
stock yards and the bank. and spoke OF
differences in methods in use as compared
with other banks OF the city.
c. W. Wattles OF the United States Ma
uonal bank, delivered an address fun OF
good advice TO the young men who are
engaged in the study OF banking. lie Illus
trsted his remarks with many incidents
from his own experience.
The evening closed with several dialect
sketches given by GoodWal Dickerman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-18
DARN STOCKINGS ON YOUR SEWING
MACHINE.

Don't darn stockings ~ hand when you
can get a Singer Darner that can be used
on any lOck-stitch sewing machlne. Makes
daruing q pastme. FOR sale AZ SINGER
store. ull Douglas street. Omaha Keb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-18

Of suffering with throat ard lung trouble
is quickly eommuted by DR.. Kings New
discovery. soc and ne For sale by
BeatOn Drug Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
Estray Aivestisene.t

Notice is hereby given to whom
it may concern that the following
described estray animal WAS taken
up near Gunnison, Gunnison coun-
ty, Colo, on or about Feb. ), 90.
To-wit: One spotted yearling heifer,
dehorned, bran d d right hin
Said animal being un known to
this Board, unless claimed by owner
on or before March 4, '09 said estray
will be sold by this Board for the
benefit OF the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STocK INSPECTION
COMMISSIONERS. Denver. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
wsQ enn1nas vAalu

Wednesday Feb. ~
ISsssss fson H. p. TEsspe tell
81 Eaia sad mud in IllIuoss.
Rev webt,sr psssched st our
school house Tuesday eveH.ag
+. Austin passed through here
Ssadsy lie vss eo.A9 from G<hic
10 Gunnison on uaoU shaes.
Qsite q nsmter of our vosnG
people attended the Lssessry and
dssce ct F~,rvsew school house last
Friday night
After mech delay from storms
and bad roads the Linton fsmily
has got moved to G~nnisoa and the
Mckee fsmily 70 the ranch
Paragon school under the manage
meat Of Miss Walker, gave q very
enjoyable entertainment Monday
evsaiAS in hoaos Of Wsshingtoa .
birthday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
4 vs1naAs nsnpsl

One of the most convenient man
sals ever issued from the press has
sss been psblished BY the Smith
Brooke Printing company of Denver.
II 10 entitled, Colorado Corpora
t'oas, and is digest of the corpor-
stioa laws OF the state by r. 3. Nor
Flson and E. d. DeSoto, authors of
the well known volume entitled,
"Morrison's Mining Rights"
The laws of Colorado relating 70
corporations have been eascted at
various times and for the purpose
Of nssstins conditions o. they arose
Naturally they arc moro OF Isss oh-
scsre and iDcoesisGaat il not &C.
tssliy Ooaflicting. Even lawyer.
hnd some difficulty in interpreting
them, and the ordinary business
man will be at sea if he undertake.
to draw up his papers and do his
business by consulting the Revised
Statutes. In this little volume the
law is stated SO plainly and simply
that any ordinary laymen can find
out how to form company, draw
up its articles of incorporation and
conduct its business without further
advice.
The book will be indispensable to
attorneys, by reason Of the collation.
OF court decisions. The interpreta-
ton OF the law is as important as its
enactment, and this book gives the
acts and the court decisions together,
SO that the exact effect of any par
ticular law is at once evident. 1t is
a most valuable handbook. The re-
tail price is $500
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
- - Co.. 0p.auuoina

The games Monday were veil a.
tended. The Town g.rIs 70. hGA
School girls played in the sissssoos
to big crowd sad that evsaiag ths
Town boys vs.. the High 6chod hoys
and the Town girls vs.. HiSA School
girls played two guod gsoss. The
High School won both ss.ss. Thsss
still remains the rubber 70 ply ~
tween the boys teams, which sAosll
be m Interesting game - ~ psac
tice is bringing ost soos very ex-
cellent material on both sidos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
An.s.sw cs,A.is6 ~

Judge Shsckelford or the district
court has developed . strain Of sub
tie hxMor. This 10 ooe:
There 0ss . cese % trial q q raad
junction before Jsdes Shack ~fosd
involving water riShts, and the
attorneys became involved in several
beoted discsssions. The cosrt in
terrupted their exchsnee Of words
from time to time, but they wosld
calm down only fos . few moments
when they would break loose again.
You are q shyster' exclsiGsd the
one Of the lawyers.
"YoS are . black guard" cried ths
other.
Come, come" said Judge Shack
elford tapping with HE finger on
the desk, ''let us consider some
disputed point"
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
oolDo 0Tv
NewsChampion Correspondence.

Monday, February %.
Mr.. Jack Cammann is visiting
here this week.
The nine days old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Buckley died Tuesday
G. W. Balm passed through town
Friday on his way to Gold Links.
Ton Noble was up from his ranch
Sunday and visited his sister, Mrs.
0eau Dirrim.
The band benefit dance and play
was well attended considering the
very bad roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christy Stevens Jr.
have moved te the Gold Links where
he is employed.
Link Dark and John Mayfeld
drove to Pitkin Friday and had a
very hard trip, the roads being bad
" drifted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
INDIGESTION ENDS
Misery frea Yow D;ssr1eyeI .Stss.
ach gees u Five Misules

You can eat anything your stom-
ach Graves without fear Of a case of
indigestion or dyspepsia, or that
your food will ferment or sour on
your stomach If you will occasion
ally take a little Diapepsin after
eating
Your meals will taste good. and
anything you eat will be digested,
nothing can ferment or turn into
acid or poison or stomach gas.
which causes belching, dizziness,
feeling of fullness after eating
Nausea, Indigestion (like lump of
lead in the stomach), Billlousness.
Heartburn, Waterbrash, Pain in
stomach and intestines or other
symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach are
absolutely unknown where this ellec-
tive remedy is used. Diapepsin
really does all the work of a healthy
stomach. 1t digests your meals
when your stomach can't. Each
triangule will digest all the food YOU
can eat and leave nothing to fer
ment or sour.
Get a large 50-cent case Of pape' 5
Dlapepsin from your druggist and
start taking today and by tomorrow
You viii actually brag about your
HEALTHY strong stomach, for then you
can eat ANYTHING and everything Won
wantwIthout the slightest discomfort
or misery, and every particle of
impurlty and gas that is in your
stomach and intestines is going to
be carried away without the use of
laxatives or anv other assistance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
- - & Ns.Ivauiins a.

0nanb - & eAUluins a.
fos ths hsse6s of sks SsaAsy
School Original possas sad pic-
tssss BY Mrs.. Mary b. smith. Al
81 high moral tone sad sosne fsa
fiRe nsssc BY our hest musicians:
Nolwatary. Mr.. LaSreGce.
At kseet,d~ Ilis-srssedI
kis ~ hamaa Ai-- Ne Illustrated
Asssr Work.
Nses a yellow G.-e- Dead Broke fDiaisctl
sssS, Lslssbs, Marry Crsry.
To NJ NiolIs.
The Isssiisn Nod Illustrated
SttAssucetes
Ny Pretty Columbino.
Nov Woman Packs her 1runks DIALECT
Tie Lake, illustrated.
The \mas Dolls. illustrated
s,ae When a Mans a Millionaire.
Nhea a Fellow Makes stake
Thai noss.eto . Zee. Zee, illustrated
Violin SOLO. I.eoa Gavette.
Pleasures Of Rancbing
~ Grssdnx. illustrated
GrsHsim,otisess Dream
Duct, Mr.. v illiaw,- and Mr. Lawrence
Adults, 25c. Chlldren, 1Jc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
WssAiastsa's Bxtk1ay Prser,n

Following is the program given
at Paragon school Monday evening.
February % 1t was well rendered
every m 'mber showing the excellent
training which the pupils had re-
ceived. Miss Walker displays great
ability in this line as well as in
everyday work She is teaching a
very successful term OF school and
deserves much credit:
PROGRAM
Song, Washington" school
Rec. ''The Boy Washington, Ens Miller
Rec, What ammo, be Denied" Robert " Wslker
Stories of Wsshington's Punctuaity.
Richie Walker
uutar solo Walter Wilson
Rec, "A Resolve, Nevarelle Outcnlt
Reading, "washneton's Service to COVER
nor Dnwiddie'' Nettie Walker
Rec, Twinkle, Little star" Alice kunze
hec- johnny Plant Ramona Outcalt
Song "A Toast to Washington" school
Rec, What Was the Secret" Delsie Outcal,
Grafton. Patriotism" Mabel wilso,
Rec. "Washington's Birthday Archie Walker
Rec "A Small Boys Desire Karl Walker
Song MT. Vernon Bells" Quartet
Rec, Like Washington Eva ku,,.
hec-' Fernzelle Outcalt
The Little Black eyed Rachel
Req eS. Ralph Walker
Dialogue. school
Song, Red White and Blue scbool
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
oovGv0ll

Ne~s-Champioo C0gseeOoo1soso.
Wednesday. Fob. II.
Jim Stevens and vile visited ths
Willis family last week.
A party Of eight men a.d siz
teams broke the wagon road - Al
mont Tocsday.
The train got this far Tuesday.
but wss wrecked At the cabin switch.
1t is trying for the Battes today.
After having q chance to enjoy
the sunshine for two days snow ia
again falling as usual, thick and
fast.