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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09

Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Globe.
 SECTION IL
 That Section II of Ordinance No. II of the Ordinances of the City of Globe, an ordinance applying generally to or. dinances, be, and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
 SECTION II.
 All Ordinances and Resolutions passed by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Globe shall be filed and re- corded at length in book to be kept by the City Clerk for that purpose, and all ordinances passed and adopted shall be authenticated by the signature of the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Globe with the seal of said City at tached thereto, and the original ordi- nances shall be kept on file in the of fee of the City Clerk and shall not be permitted to be taken from his office for any purpose whatever, and each Ordinance and Resolution, after its passage shall be published by posting true copies thereof in three or more pub lie places, designated and fixed from time to time by resolution of this Coun- cil and such ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after the date of such position. Such posting may be proven by the certificate or by the ex- parte affidavit of the City Clerk of the City of Globe, whose duty it shall be to post all such ordinances and nota- tion of such posting shall be made at the foot of the record of each ordinance and resolution in the record book above required to be kept.
 SECTION II.
 This ordinance shall take effect from and after the 7th day of January, 1909.
 SECTION III.
 All ordinances and parts of ordinan- ces in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. Passed and adopted December 3l, 1908.
 Approved: Attest: ALFRED KINNEY,
 JAS. H. WEIGH, Mayor.
 City Clerk.
 First Reading Dec. 17, 1908.
 Second Reading Dee. 3l, 1908.
 Third Reading Dec. 3l. 1908.
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Total .. 100000 100000 Said corporation is located at Angus ta, Maine, in the County of Kennebec. The number of Directors is nine and their names are Joseph Williamson, Err nest l.. Mclean, Walter M. Sanborn, J. Berry, E. M. Leavitt, M. s. Benn, E. J. Pike, A. NJ. Currier, and R. s. Bug zoll.
 The name of the CLERK is Joseph Williamson and his residence is Augus- ta, Maine.
 The undersigned J. Berry is PRESI- DENT; the undersigned J. Berry is Treasurer; and the undersigned Joseph Williamson, Walter M. Sanborn, ]. Der
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SECTION X.

SECTION x.
 Every person, firm or corporation who shall sell, dispose of or deal in wines distilled or malt liquors in any quantity whatever whether the same be con. sumed upon the premises or not, shall pay quarterly license tax of 5000.
 SECTION II.
 That paragraphs 2, 3, f, 6, [, 8, 9, 10 II, l6, F and 2l of Section l2 of said Ordinance No. be, and the same are hereby, amended 50 as to read as fol. lows, to-wit:
 (2) Each gambling house where any game is played with cards or other de. vice for money or other thing of value, or for checks, credit, or the represenea. tive of value shall pay for each table, stand or device maintained for the pur. pose of playing at such games quar. terly license as follows: $60.00 per quarter for the first table or device and sl5.00 per quarter for each addi. tional table or device, Provided; That this Section shall not apply to card tables where games are played for amusement only, or for drinks, cigars or the like, but the use of drink checks cigars or other thing as representa-. tive of money value or credit shall not exempt person maintaining such table from the payment of gambling license hereby fixed.
 (3) For each street-show, carnival, Mexican circus or tent-show, not ordi- narily classed and known as a circus, s25.00 per day; for all circuses, $250.00 per day; for each theater, $2.50 per day or $30.0o per quart T. All travelling shows, theaters or dramatic companies giving performances or exhibitions in their own tents or outside of a licensed theater, $25.00 per day. It shall be m. lawful for any show or circus or for any organization or body of persons to pa. rade tn streets of the City of Globe without first obtaining permit for the holding of such parade to be issued out of the office of the City Clerk. No such permit shall be issued to any show, cir GUS, theatrical or dramatic company re quired by this section to pay lie nse until the license receipt showing pay mcnt of such license to the proper officer shall be exhibited to said City Clerk, and the City Cl rk upon issuing any permit hereunder, shall notify the City Marshal of the City of Globe of the is- suance thereof
 (4) For every commission merchant 5000 per quarter, and all persons vend- ing, peddling and dealing in fruits, veg etables, fish or meats from wagons, carts or otherwise, 5000 per quarter, provided, the license for peddling and dealing in fruits and vegetables shall not apply to persons dealing in and selling such fruits and vegetables when same are raised and produced in the Territory of Arizona.
 (6) For each lodging house with six or more rooms and less than ten rooms, $7.50 per quarter; for each lodging house with ten or more rooms, $l5.00 per quarter. -
 @ For each stockbroker, $22.50 pe' quarter; for each money broker, $500 per quarter; and for each pawn broker e45.0o per quarter.
 (s) For each insurance agency
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF MINNESOTA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF MINNESOTA,
 Department of State.
 I Julius A. Schmahl, Secretary oi State of the State of Minnesota, dc hereby certify that I have compared the annexed copy with record of the original instrument in my office of Ger tifcate of Incorporation of Cactus De velopment Company, filed Nov. l3, 1908 and recorded in Book Q3 of Incorpora. tions, page 594 and that said copy is a true and correct transcript of said record and of the whole thereof.
 In Testimony Whereof, I have here unto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State at the Capitol, in Saint Paul, this twenty first day of December, A. D., nineteen hundred and eight. sss-----------sss; JULIUS A.. SCHMAHL
 Official Secretary of State.
 Seal
 First publication January 8, 1909.
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STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
 Office of Secretary of State.
 Augusta, Dec. 2l, 1908. A copy of the record of the within certificate of organization, duly certi fed by the Register of Deeds of Kenne bee County, has this day been received and filed in this office. Recorded in Vol. 67, Page 2s9 of Records of Corporations. Attest: A. I. Brown,
 Secretary of State. eFirst publication January s,l9Os
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz.,
 no~o.ul.. 1QnC

U. & Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz.,
 December 8, 1908. Notice is hereby given that Josephine Harer, of Cline, Arizona, who, on An gust !, 1908, made Homestead Applica- ton No. o3Ss, for Sh SEA SEK Sec. s,sI4 s1a SWA, Sec. g, Nh Nh NWA SWh NWA NWh Sec. l6, NEA NEA and NwA SEA NBA Sec. l7, Town ship GIN, Range l2-E, G. & s. R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final fve-year proof, to estab- fish claim to the land above described, before George H. Smalley, Globe, Ari. zons, on the 18th day of January, 1909. Claimant names as witnesses: John A. Vineyard, of Wheatfelds, Arizona.
 Hardie E. schell, of wheatfelds, Ari- zona.
 William H. Gish, Roosevelt, Arizona. Walter A. Packard, of Wheatfields, Arizona.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register. First publication December IF, 1908.
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ORDINANCE F|FTY-N|NE

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND GER TAIN SECTIONS AND PARA GRAPHS OF ORDINANCE MUM. BER FOUR, AN ORDINANCE PRO- vIDING FOR LICENSES.
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STATE OF MAINE ATTORNEY GENERAL s OFFICE.

STATE OF MAINE ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
 Dec. IS, A. D. 1908. l hereby certify that have examined the foregoing certificate and the same is properly drawn and signed, and is conformable to the Constitution and laws of the State.
 Warren c. Phillbrook,
 Asst. ATTORNEY GENERAL. KENNEBEC, ss.
 Registry of Deeds. Received Dee. 2l, 1908, at h., 9 m., F. M.
 Recorded in Vol. 4s7, Page 576. Attest: L. c. Tebbetts, Register
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09
STATE OF MINNESOTA.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
 County of St. Louis--ss. On this 18th day of November, A. D. 1908, before me notary public with in and for said county personally ap- peared William A. Eaton, H. B. Fry berger and H. L. Palmer, to me well known to be the persons described in and who executed the foregoing certif- icate of incorporation, and they several ly acknowledged that they executed tho same as their free act and deed H. c. FULTON,
 Notary Public,
 St. Louis Co.,, Minnesota. (Notarial Seal)
 My commission expires April 22, 1914.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09
DIRECTORS

December 10, A. D. 1908. KENNEBEC, SS:
 Then personally appeared Walter M. Sanborn, J. Berry, F.. M. Leavitt, M. s. Benn and Joseph Williamson and sew erally made oath to the foregoing ger tificate, that the same is true.
 Before me, Ernest l.. Mclean, Justice of the Peace
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09

Be it ordained by the Mayor anl Com mon Council of the City of Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09
SECTION ]

SECTION I. That Section 10 of said Ordinance be amended so as to read as follows, 10. wit:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09

Filed for record in this office in Book 23 of Interpretations, page 594, Novem. Der l3, A. D., 1908, at II O clock A. M.
 JULIUS A. SCHMAHL,
 Secretary of State.
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1zaA1 ADvnnrzsni4z,sm'

", E. M. Leavitt and M. s. Benn are a MAJORITY OF THE DIRECTORS of said corporation. Witness our hands this eighteenth day of December, A. D. 1908.
 J. Berry, PRESIDENT.
 J. Berry, TREASURER. Walter M. Sanborn J. Berry
 F.. M. Leavitt DIRECTORS M. s. Benn
 Joseph Williamson
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09
CITY OF GLOBE
ORDINANCE NUMBER SIXTY-ONE

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC TION TWO OF ORDINANCE MUM BER TWO, AN ORDINANCE AP- PLYING GENERALLY TO ORDI- NANCES.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM A. EATON (Seal) H. B. FBYBERGER (Seal) H. l.. PALMER (Seal)

Signed, sealed and delivered in pres enco of H. c. Fulton, Pearl M. Martin.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09

For rubber tired outfit, just phone the O. K.--4Sl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09
CITY OF GLOBE

First publication January 8, 1909.
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sTALLcup FOR BUBBSR TrBRs.
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My commission expires April 29, 1914
The oasis., 1909-12-04
Broken Shoulder Blade.

Chihuahua, Mex, Nov. 20-The delayed news comes from the Socorro mines of the International gold mines company, of Kansas City, that the manager of that con- cern, Col. J. w. Fender, met with a severe accident there some two weeks ago in which he had his right shoulder blade broken. Col. Fender, who is one of the best known mining men in northern Mexico, went to alight from his mule when his trousers caught on some bolts which he had tied on his saddle. The mule shied and threw its rider over a steep embark ment, breaking his shoulder blade. The Socorro mines are about 20 miles from Ocampo in the Sierra Madres.
 Some years ago Colonel Fender operated in Sonora and was known we'll at Hermosillo, Minas Prietas and Guaymas. He made his head quarters at Torres.
The oasis., 1909-12-04
NOCALES NOTES.

Only the best in Mems Wear at The Boston Store Inc.
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able, prevailed yesterday.
 MT. w. E. Bowers, from Camille region, was a visitor at Nogales yesterday.
 Doctor J. c. Underwood, a we'll | known mining man operating many years in Sonora, came up from Santa Ana Monday evening. 'The American Lady," "the most elegant and stylish shoe made. Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Thursday Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of Mexico returned from flying trip to Cananea, and the same evening he went to Guaymas.
 The Ladies Home Mission Society will hold food and fancy articles sale next Saturday, Dec. l1th, at 2:30 D. m. at the residence of Mrs. H. w. Kelsey.
 During the past week there have passed Nogales en route into So- nora half dozen or more splendid locomotives for the Southern Pa cifc of Mexico.
 With the work of laying gas and water pipes the streets of Nogales are pretty we'll cut up. But no one complains. They are sign of improvement and advancement.
 This morning Mrs. l.. l.. Temple went to Fl Paso to attend the we'd ding of her granddaughter, Miss Lucille Cheek of Benson, who is to be married in the Texas city to- morrow to MT. H. c. Clapp.
 MARRIED; Sunday, November 18th, 1909, at the residence of Mir, J. P. Grace in Nogales, Arizona, by Hon. J. J. Chatham, J. F., Mir. M J. Noonan of Cananea, Sonora, to Miss Sara Lovenich of Nogales.
 Mir. w. w. Carney, agent for the construction department of the Southern Pacific of Mexico ha: moved his office from the Sonora railway depot to the Marcarefias building on Calle Elias in Nogales Sonora.
 At the Montezuma hotel Mis- Mamie Donoghoe is engaged busily in preparation of her annua Christmas tree for the poor anC needy of Nogales, which has be come one of the features of tn, holiday season in the line city.
 POSITION WANTED: A competen mine superintendent, with long ex perience in Mexico, understanding Mexican labor thoroughly, and be ing also practical assayer, IS opel to an engagement. Address I'll OASIS. At.
 Thursday evening Mir. Ferd Va Mourick went to Guaymas wher he is engaged in starting of tn new store the Sonora News Com pany is establishing in the Sonor metropolis. The new store is i the new school building on Call Muelle, across the street from tn Hotel Armada.
 Mrs. Earnshaw has taken charg of the San Antonio House upo M0rlau ouapno-ip tha pi1oko |
The oasis., 1909-12-04

lHe lOdu AllOIlO OuC VI llIC DC0e and most popular hostelries in the line city.
 Mir. Juan B. Elias, from the So- pori region, in the northwestern part of the county, has been at No gales several days this week, com ing Tuesday evening and remain ing here yet.
 Miss Minnie Duffy, professional nurse, recently of Brattleboro, Ver- mont, and a graduate of the Frank lin County Hospital, Greenfield. Mass, will remain permanently in Nogales and continue the work of her profession. Telephone 361 or 51.
 In another column this week there appears the financial state- ment of the Nogales Building x Loan Association, one of the in- stitutions of the line city that has done a great work in building up the town and enabling many resi- dents to own their own homes. The statement presents hand- some showing.
 In this weeks issue of THE OASIS there appears half page advertise ment of La Moda, the great com mercial emporium of Nogales, So- nora, calling attention to the large and elegant stock of Christmas and New Years novelties in stock and for sale to meet the requirements of the holiday season. Everything conceivable in the line of Christ mas and holiday presents. Mir. w. H. Smith, the jeweller, presents in THE OASIS this week a large three.columA display adver- l tisement calling attention to the , display of holiday goods now open } for inspection and sale at his store on Morley avenue. It is one of the
 finest and most extensive stocks of Q Christmas goods ever brought to the line city, and there may be found seasonable articles to suit n all tastes and all purses.
 l. A letter from Reverend Josiah
 H. Heald, formerly of Nogales, re-
 siding now in Albuquerque, con : veys the intelligence that his oldest Y son Mir. Clarence Heald who is in ' the engineer corps of the Rio ' Grande, Sierra Madre & Pacific V railway has been advanced to the
 post of resident engineer. In his e early chilhood the young man re- Ie sided in Nogales some ten years IS and is known to many of the peo' a pie of the line city.
 IS Come to La Industria Mexi 5 cana" before you buy your Christ
 mas presents. In order to exhibit ,s the beautiful stock of Perfumes " Ostrich Feathers Boas, Batenbers ,I Waists and Silks we have just re- d ceived from Europe, will sell fol Q. only one week our entire stock o 10 Mexican Curios, Drawn Work anC
 Zarapes at a discount of 1096. w,
 carry the largest stock of Posta nt Cards. Rochin x Mendez, Noga K les, Sonora. E Louis Lulley has given his rest = aurant (Lulley's Buffet) com 'n plete renovation and rehabilitation iN that has made it one of the hand
 somest places of the kind anywber m in Arizona or Sonora. The wall
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are introducing our O.. 'i2a.iui.. They are
planning new schools aud are reorganiZ-
Ing the courts. II is claimed by some that
they are expressing the people and are
cheating them out OF their lands ard
money. 1t is charged that they force the
natives to work at the point Of the re-
Eclver, and that nude japanese rush into
the Korean wonen's quarters, in order 10
make their husbands leave the houses
ard sell their property.
Another interesting subject OF my in
vestigation will be the Association Of AS
sassfns. which IS pledged to drive the
Japanese out of the country. The MEM
bers of this are to be found every where.
They wait in ambush With their guns to
pot such Japanese as get away from the
rest of their fellows. They nave killed
many stray soldiers. and some of our
missionaries have had narrow escapes. I
have been warned not to wear khaki
c!ot hes during my travels such COL
ored clothes are worn by the Japanese
soldiers. IT was these asSassins who kill
ed Durham White Stevens in San Fran
cisco.
leaving Korea. ! shall cross over into
Nanrhuria and describe the changes GO
ing on there. That country iS ten times
as big as Ohio and its population is one
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I'M THE FOG.

HUDSON MANIM, al the Britt n
Schools Clubs recent banquet ~
New York. referred to the foSs OF
London.
In one Of the worst London fogS.
said the inventor. IAN old friend of mine
tried To find his way from Trafalgar
Square Ia the SAVOY, where he had an
engagement To dine.
Tho sulphurolis air made the. eyes
smart and the head ache and it brought
on terrific fits Of coughing. You could
not, literally, see your hand before NoEr
face There was "A continual crashing in
Of windows. bells tangled, vehicles and
foot passengers colliGcd, shrieks and oaths
arose.
Threading his way, In the midst of this
paudemoniuIn, through the Strand, rs he
supposed. from Landseer's lions 10 the
waiting dinner at the Savoy. my old
friend, TO his great bewiderment, soon
found himself descending a broad stair
way. He put out his hand to the balus-
trade. Yes, a broad and stately stairway.
with q rail of carved stone. Amazing.
Suddenly in his descent my friend COL
lided with some one ascending the stair
way.
'''IIullo.' he said.
iIullor u gruff male voice replied.
. Can you tell me-, said my friend,
where | am GOING
keep straight on You viii walk into the
for I've just come out Of it.
Copyright. 1909 Ly ESteilc kiaudcr.i
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MICHELET.
ADOLPHE.

got our presence? Because. VIII Gus
taVe and Adolphe tbeing in the ''limon-
ade'D still keep their individual tips. the
splendid ,naitre d'hotel is paid his So
per month and food, getting only rare
Though heavy tips from foreigners. lie
knew that those provincial splursers
would give all their tips To The mere
walters. while I keep him III blades for
his safety razor,
All the tipping problem is here. Three
nights ago we saw favored American
residents eating little red-dcer steaks.
mashed chestnuts and sauce coo years
old and can't be improved.
We asked for some Mchelet maSni-
ficently ascertained the dish To be Il
private one of the rotunda; and there
was no more for love or money.
'Gustave" | said, We have brought
the Nicomte de : rssyl ana the Il most
Marquis lie Boulle away from Max.m's
to dine at your humber board. We want
those little steaks
And GustaVe. humble waiter, got them
for Us easy, steaks. 600 year-old sauce
and chestnut-puree where the chiefest
!naitre d'hotel Of the establishmen was
impotent.
Il gave the chef 81 cash and q - cent
cigar forgotten last night by 4 drunken
RUSSIAN. lie explained with simple hero
SIN. II lost money on The deaI-our com
hined tips amounted 10 Shut il was on
principle: five Of my clients now know
what | can do with the cook
Inc new Italian manager Is running
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philosophers and friends because or in
dividUal tips
Tell any waiter il the world. before
he serves Won. Give me perfect service
and YOU shall have 20 per cent Of the
bill: for the average service. only 10 per
cent and YOU will get the perfect service
ana perhaps some extras not charged in
The bill. hU; | won guarantee u. Do
nOt give the money in advance
These establishments are not oVer!:ea /
ed IN The winter. 1t cougests The head AMI
injuries appetite. You eat better in an
almost undrr-neated loom.
Observe GUstaVc He j. about 20 plac
the good foot-Warmer underneath tire
favored clients hoofs.
Observe .Adolphe. Is it not hatterine Ia
have him bring the bouquet, running?
have known Ado!phe, when there wer.
40 flowers in the establishment. to send
lis clerk" mp 10 the Madeleine ffower
market with ten cent piece Tor job
lot Of frost n!pped pinks. That's how tho
perfect waiter serves his clients
STERLING HEILIG
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erected, which are competing with us in
Caina and Manchura. Japanese matches
are sold all over the east. and its rugs
and mating carpet the globe. The silk
mills are increasing and al sorts of fac
tories are sprlnsing up.
w lien came 20 Korea in 1883 there was
not a lighthouse about the whole length of
us rocky coast. and ] had to travel In a
small steamer clear around to the west
ern side of the peninsula whence l made
my way in chairs over the hills to the
capital. Today ! shall he ferried across
the Japan straits TO FUsan. going to bed
at night III the Land of the Rising SUM-
and waking up in the Land of the Morn
Ing Calm | shall get a railroad at
tusan that Will take me to the very top
or Korea. a distance as great as from
New York TO Cleveland. and thence shall
travel by rail on through Manchuria
want 10 tell you how Korea IS being
opened up by railways The trunk lines
arc Of American steel and thy are using
American rolling stock. / shall visit the
big Korean cities. including Songdo. Pen
yang, Aailu ANA Seoul. Al Seoul | hope
to meet the old emperor, who was de
posed. and his son. vino Is now on the
throne | Lad audiences with both when
I visited the country just before the war
between China and Japan.
] am told that Korea is now one Of the
most rapidly changing parts of Asia. The
japanese have taken possession of ii and
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OF TIE NEST chic gifts of the moment s a
set of garden tools with the handles
mounted in silver. bearing the crest and
initials Of the prospective owner. Such a
Princess of wales 10y her American fricno
Lady Paget.
III" most picturesque get simple cos
tunes are designed for digging and ga
denng. TIL" short skirt il sometimes 90
a Iich plaid. the jacket In Norfolk style in
self-colurcd material Ia match Some
affect vivid red costumes trimmed W a
gilt buttons. Thick woClen white jersey :
are favored by many High boots vi 4
extra strong soes are especially made for
each wearer and the ma jority like tie
Tyroiese hat popula rized by King I'D
ward Large brown chevrettc gloves conf
pIc:e the outfit.
No craze of this order has been taken
llp 50 earnestly since the days when Il .
late Mr.. Gladstone felled trees and society
adopted the idea.
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hri !. 'Hp.e, the magnificent; liz. ..altr.
d'hotel. is rightly paid Il salary IIks role
is 10 swell round. bestow e,ua, smiles
and bows impar.al,y. This is nor work
bat decoration His sole wo.k is 10 see.
mildly, very mildly. that the walters don't
neglect too much the less satisfactory
tipperS. He is flS-whecl on the eccen-
iric feverish movements of the tip-moyed
walters.
Aooiphe end Gus;ave-I give them az
mere tNPes-are perfect walters, guides,