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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19
Will Revise Its
 Freight Rates

According t. iniormat on received at the Bisbee offices of the Fl Paso & Southwestern state . new freight schedule wili go into effect in the next two months that will provide msteris reductions on many commodities The news will be welcomed by many shippers and business men in South ern Arizona.
 A N Brown, general freight and passenger agent of the E P 4 s W, wrote that the conpaay not only in. tends to revise it's freight rates fol transportation between Arizons point. but along its whole system, and tn, new rate will be for interstate trs+t, and will make many reductions in th' present high tsr,ff
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19
From Wednesdays Daily.

TJ Fitrp.tr ok of Lawrence, Mass . a Tombstone visitor today on hus ine-s matters.
 Probate Judge Frank w Goodbodv teturned last evening from trp to Bisbee.
 The summer has g,ne-almost. And with 1t goes mem 'ries that are both pleasant and otherwise. The "Other wise" ones are caused by the fact that Los Angeles, Seattle and the Southern P P'cific Co have just about drained tre till dry. and it will take much hard work to recover. BE Bird, who has been vi isiting in the county seat for the past few dsys, returned to his home in Conrtland .his morning.
 TLe machinery and dynamos are being removed from the old site of the electric light plant and are being installed as rapidly as possible on the new site back of the court house. l Thos J Murray is a Tombston.
 sisitor today from Seattle. Washing
 ton, on commercial matters
 Mrs "estervelt and daughters
 Misses Ruth and Juanita, who hay, cen the guests of Mrs Cook and Mrs
 Mayo at Douglas, returned yesterd a, to Tombstone.
 Gus Baron was among the incomin, passengers on the morning train iron the Huachucas, whe he has consid ' erable mining property. The very latest in fancy vests ap
 pears in the tssty show window 0
 John Rock The vest with it's decor , stive creation is posit vely 8 classi
 and attracts the attention ot al pedestrians. Incidentally the exhibi
 ton calls attention to the fact tha
 Rock has among his large sssortmen l oi gents furnishings many other fanc h vests of excellent pattern and desie Q that should appeal to the wearcr c
 good clothes.
 H K Street. manager of the Boquil las Land & Cattle company, ~ss Tombstone visitor today. This com
 pany besides owning tn, big Boquilla : land grant and extensively engaged il . raising cattle, are arranging to mak the tiilible lands of the grant a verit able agricultura! paradise. A cons;d P erable acreage is under cultivation l this year and MT Street says a large . acreage wall be made productive mex
 year.
 A hunting party composed Of Le, Woolery and family and Amzie BrocI
 and family leave the latter part o the week for 6 several weeks outing i, ! the Chiricahuas.
 The proposed redu" tion In rat, secured from some of the railroads ir Arizona dOes not hit Cochise count,
 So tn at you notice it. Hoaever wher
 the rates go into effect all people go. ing to Phoenix via Msricopa will b, gainars on the trip of B cents eact
 way-thst being the reduction be
 tween Marlcopa and Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19
New Cases Filed in
 the District Court

During the past few day the !ol' lowing new cases were f d in the office of the clerk oi the district court:
 Jnseph K Csss, through his attor- neys, Gibson & Wooiery, has entered suit against the Psn-Americsn Con. solidsted Mining company for debt :.
 The plaintiff pr 'ys for judgment in
 the sum O! $I33ss 55 and interest to the amount of s9,sl3. 30, from the
 l4th day oi September, l9d5, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
 , ? Casey. Sep;ima E LscsIsDd, executrx of the e.t.te Of J c Lack. land, deceased, P Tehaney and Homer Prickett have flied an seton aga,nst the Carmen Consolidated Cop per company, W Powers and c B Bell. for an accounting, etc. Nor riscn X Dorr appear ss attorneys for the plaintiffs.
 The Roper-M rgsns Machinery Co. i,.s flied sui; sssiss: she 4e!es Min ing company tr debt, alleg' d to be due for machinery .urnisbed by the plaintiff in the sun oi $2.0l2.05 and for costs and disbursements of sui'. Attorneys Cass X Sames are counsel for pla nt.h
 CL Cummings has filed an action aeainst J E Needhan. for q 50, alleged to be due him On a note issued by the also for meat bill in the sum of $34 B w c Gilmore appears f IT the plaintiff.
 Grace s Apderson Of Tombstons has filed suit agsnst her husband, Orson, for d vorce, on the ground of failure to provide VIC Gilmore is plaintiffs attorney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19

The two tourists who un- iertook to explore the ice caves near Flagstaff the other day md got lost underground, were found after a days search ,early frozen to death. It is I safe bet that they will not try a trip to the north pole to verify Cook and Peary's sto- ries,
 An astronomer says Mars is inhabited by highly civil. 'zed people" This disposes of the idea that taxes are low. CT on Mars than they are on this earth.
 | Ofcourse Com mod0re Peary did not mean that Dr. Cook was a liar. He intended to say that the explorer simply mlstook an icicle for the polt and suffering from the effect, of cold feet jumped at a con- clusion.
 Scientists say the big game of Africa is rapidly disappear ing says the Detroit Ere Press. That not being shO up is hiding out, we suppose
 Old Glory is abou, the onl
 flag that would look natura floating from the north pole anyway.
 COntrasted with the Peary Cook go, the Jeffries-Johnso controversy will be a yer
 tame affair and of might
 short duration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19
A Health Seeker
 Found With Coin

Searched at the Phoenix county jail last week after he had been arrested on the street while telling a crowd that he wanted his mother to have his bndy. Nanuelo Ignscio wac found to have $460 m gold con in hIs pocket probably the largest amount ever found on an arrested man in Phoenix
 Among Ignsc o's papers is ont showing him to be a native of SI Michaefs Island in the 4 zores group which is a dependency of Portugal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19

The North Pole was discovered just in the nick of time. Alter l0:30 m tomorrow there won't be any North Pole. Incidentally, there won't be any world. This statement is made on the authority of the leader of Maine's most famous sect. The Holy Ghost and Us Society, who predicts that the world and all that is in it will come to a final and glorious wind up tomorrow morning. Tine prophecy was made at Cape Town. Africa, where the founder of the peculiar sect stopped over while on his recently completed holy juuket. He is the Rev Frank Sanford. alias ''E ijah, the Unci own ed King" ss he prefers to be known.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19
Terrific Wind Storm
 on the Desert

The Arizons desert station a Government Wells was damaged and . hay barn at that place vas demol. ished by heavy storm of slmos' cyc!os;c p.opo..ion. which struck the outlying station Sunday night.
 So alarmed was E R Bryan, who has charge of the station, that he took refuge in the cellar with h's five year-old child until after the storm had paced.
 The heavy rosts which support the hay barn were not broksn TOT blown down, but twisted of close to the ground. Erssj thing lying !oo.e around the Bryan residence ~a blown over into an adjacent canyon
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19
Mining Notice

Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned owners have bonded the following mining claims to W. c. Humphrey, of Douglas, Arizona, on June 10, 1909. viz: the Geronimo, Lit. tie Jap, Little Hope, Homestake and Headlight, situate in Turqu ise Min. ing district, ochise county, Arizona, and the undersigned will not be re- sponsible for any expense for labor, supplies or otherwise furnished or con- tracted for i'd mines during the term Of said bond to w. c. Hurphrey or assigns. D. W. BRowS.
 T. A. BROWN.
 Dated June 10, l9 g.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19

A Williams, pastor of the Colored Baptist church of Bisbee, is out Of the church ae the result of . church fac- tional fight between the Williams and Don .Williams fsctiore.
 N s Graves, . pioneer of the 1864 peTiod. has begun work on soma golJ claims in the Bradshaw mountains at'a- holding the locations for more baa ayeass.
 A new electric ho ct has been h.. stalled on the property of the Ariz, .ns C ntral Copp r oompaLy in YsvspsI county
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19

While waiting at the Lowell station of the Southwestern Friday for the train to take him to the hospital at Tombstone, Diego Comache, a Msxi- can, died, death being dus to sbscess of the liver
 A Marathon race will be one Of the features of the athletic carnival to be held in Prescott this week
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19

Marcens Gilbert, . young man of Pennsylva in the southern part Of Graham county. was terribly burned about the legs and body last Tuesda, and will probably not recover. He was tsrring . roof and had . kettle oi tar boiling over fire. The tar caught fire and in removing the burning kettle to . place of safety he slipped and fell. spilling the burning Iiqu d over him
 The output of the Shannon Copper company st Clifton for the year 1869 will be more than lS.0O0, 900 pounds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19
EDITORIAL BRIEFS

peace with the whole world he is spending $3OO,OOO,OOO an nually on his army and navy. . President Taft will visit more places, meet more peo- pie, and travel more miles in his cemlng tour than any other president has done.
 In six months former Pres ident Castro of Venezuela spent S5.OOO.OOO, it is said. He must have kept an a alto- mobile and backed a news paper.
 A man mute for 40 years in Wisconsin suddenly Ie- gained speech and his first words were those of profanity. It is such things as this which confound the wise and per plex the godly.
 Boston has a municipal in- debtedness amounting to SlS5 for every man, woman ard child within its lir1its. There must be something in Bos- toms government as crooked as its streets.
 It is freely predicted thai excursion trains of steam ships, balloons or aeroplanes will eventually run 10 the north pole, and an automobile route may be insisted upon by the good roads boosters.
 It is pointed out that Geo. Wilmington during the eigh, years of his presidency was absent from the capital not more than six months. Still, there was not so much to see and ctalk about in Georges day.
 There are numerous coun- forfeit $500 bills in circula- tion, 1t is said. THE PRos- RECTOR would advlse its read CTS to be careful and put none of them in the contribution box when they go to church tomorrow.
 That international bound ary fence between Arizona and Sonora, Mexico, that Is being talked of, would certainly el- intimate many of the troubles that the cattle raisers of Go chise county now have to deal with.
 Hon. Tom Weedin of the Florence Blade predicts that within ten years Florence will be a city of 10000 people. THE PRosPEcToR hopes that the dreams of the Hon. Tom will be realized. not only for the reason that we desire to see every section of Arizona prosper, but because of the courage and faith displayed by MT. Weedin when the out look for his town and county was exceedingly gloomy.
 The.number of idle cars is dimishing rapidly. and it is noted that the diminu.ion began several weeks earller this year than last, The in- ference is that before the movement of crops is in full swing everything on wLeels at the command of the trans portation companies will be put to good use. as in the days before the Interruption of prosperity. a couple of yoaro aO0
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19
Tonic or Stimulant ?

There is an immense difference between tonic and stimulant. Up day, way back the next; that's d stmulant Steady progress day by day toward perfect health; that's tonic. Ayers Sarsaparia is tonic,
 strong tonic The only Sarsaparla entirely free from
 alcohol Do not stimulate unless your doctor says so.
 He knows. Ask him. Do as he LC AgeI LoueH a bhousness indigestion b recommended
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19

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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-19

TJ F'trp.tr ok of Lawrence, Mass . a Tombstone visitor today on hus ine-s matters.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01

-Cuatro-me contest6 :--un inferno tres exernos
unos muchachos cuando esan Juntos pensan
iugar mas que trabaar 10 cua muy propio de
edad les repare puede los rneones de la
sa mentras esoy habando el nino que habeis vsto
hace POGO baa solo en- In cocina.
Il Como soloi
ST para ejercitarse les ensena ell paso uego
q estudiaro particular; despues venen la academia
leccion general que esta epoca del aho
da 4 las cinco de La maiana
i Que vida tan atareada -exclame.
ST, muy alta areada-rne dijo sonriendo.-Cuando los
pobres mos despieran por la (a campanllla
esta nuestro para que la olga mi suegro)
al abrr la venana les In puea los zapatos de-
bao del brazo acueo siempre de los desholnadores
Carolina divertia mucho la sorpresa que manifes
taba al OR estos detales. anad6 jovialmene:
va comprendcreis que dcha seria para mi 81 supese
tocar el piano 81 violin por consiguiente estudo esos
dos Instruments ademas del bale 81 mi madre hubera
sido odas las demas, hubiese aprenddo Dc misca
pero nj squera saba eonieso que cund0 empcce
el soeo es,aba muy desanmada Afounadamente. tengo
huen dido, gracias mi padre cstoy muy acostumbrada
TRAFALGAR Por otra parte dice el refran Qnerer
podcr''
Abr6 entonces piano desvencijado puso toear
eutisasmo tanda de rigodones
Cuando acabo levaut6 radiautc de algeria dijo
rrborzandose:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01
HoR CARLOS DNEN

sns en- s casa que miedo de que mardo tviese
celos de mi pero demostraba ndugencay Sc es
forzaba con s bondad quitame todo merot del he
que hubiera pod d. laeer.
sI Turv.y drop es-aha adn cana cuando hegue "a
roIna lie preparaa chcoate que pobre muchacho e
aorerdz le mardo, esperaba para snbrselo al capa
Here.
Carolina me diio que suegro la trataba con mucha
anablidad que vivian envidiabe armonia este es,
oue NJ Turveydrop haca excelentes comidas ocupaba
u,a sala esuacioa c6rnoda tano que ella su ma
rido con,ian como podan dorman cuaro obscure
Y desmantelado
lie pregunte per su madre
la yeo pocas xeees-Ine contesto ;-pero tengo noti
eias de ella por padre Somos ahora muy amigos uni
a.ente cree que absrdo que me haya casado con
m maestro de bale tai teme participar de mi des-
honra vniendo a mi casa
y vuestro padre Carolina9
Oh. a - muy distinto viene todas las noches, Sc
,,entra tan feiz nuestro lado que placer ell
verle.
~ seguis tan ocupada Carona9
Va 10 cree auerids Ester Fguraos que estudio para
,r cnsei.ar. secreto que confio- Principe es
~. salud nauu lelicada: necesita quien le ayude
o,,eh en- les enrsos las lecciones particulars los
sprendees ,..,., =,
IT. par.c tar extraa Ia palabra aprendz rspeeto del
,e que ne pude de preguntar Carolina ten'a
muehcs- =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01
In 81 Rlpddromo


Con sclecta concurrencia en- palcos y
tcndidos sc verificaron aver las carre-
ras hipicas 4 beneficio de las victimas
lie Calabria y Stella.
Sc efectuaron por el orden siguien-
te:
Primera carrera: Rubi, Mascota y
Tatali. Gan6 Mascota con dividendo
de 30 ccntavos en- las Bancas.
Segunda carrera Lirio, Cambalache,
Morito Muchacho, Azucena y .Jilgue-
ro. Venci6 Cambalache, que hizo el
recorrido de los $50 metros en- 81 Sc
gundos. Dividendos, $l.45.
Tercera carrera: Media Luna, Mia
gro. Confucio, BlacBeauty y Explora-
dor. T. | premio fue de Confucio y en-
scgundo t6rmino, Explorador. Dividen
dos 79 centavos.
Cuarta carrera: Gacho. Bolivar, Fa
vorito. Fra -Diabolo. Mensajcro y Mag
no,ia. LEGO Gacho, con oividendo dc
&c centavos.
Quinta carrera, q mil metros: Napo
leon, Esperanza y Canario. Todo 81
mundo apostle al Napoleon, declarado
Fl champion" de las carreras d mi
metros.
Pero aver no fue asi, Esperanza l'
tom6 delantera desde la salida, la|so
tuvo. V venci6 en toda la Inca, en- III
dio de cstruendosos aplausos del pu
blico. Dividendos, 65 centavos.
Sexta carrera: Pellot, Luper6n y Co
jo.
Sin sentar plaza de catedratico,
sin querer dar lecciones en- cuestione'
hipicas, pues ESQ 10 dejamos para lo'
"inteligentes" de Ultima hora; buene
es hacer presente 4 los senores del IL
RADIO, que los jinetes no tienen nlngr
derecho de cojer pistas contrarlas y
echarse los caballos unos encima de le
Otros.
"Pellot'" hubiese corrido bien en- |;
carrera q mil quinientos metros, 81 ~
'.iese tenido buen jinete. Esta fue
carrera mas accidentada de la tardc
Venci6 Luperon.
Sexta Ultima carrera MariPos'
Wellington, .ihaiito Y Engado.
A pcsar de los buenos record, ei ~
barito voncio al Engano-
Las carreras t1rminaron 4 las sens
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01
N0TDclAS

En- la demsnda sobre recmocimienpo
de filiaci6n entablada por los aboga-
dos Gonzalez Darder y Fernandez
Garcia, en- representation de Juana
Seary, como madre de la menor Ines
Seary, contra herederos de Jacmto Vaz
qucx, la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, on su secci6n primera, declare
con Iugar las cxcepciones interpues-
tas por dichos abogados 4 la contesta-
ci6n que contra dicha demanda inter
pusieron don Javier, dona Carmen y
don Manuel Fernandez y Betancourt
y Jose y Francisco Sosa y Fernandez,
horcderos que Sc dicen ser del finado
Jacipto Vazquez.
La Corte les cOncedi6 cinco dias pa
ra enmendar In contestaci0n.
En- aslntOs oficiales sali6 el sabado
para Humacao, cl Comisionado de
Instruction. Mr.. Dexter.
FL seiior don Rafael Lopez ha sldo
nombrado vocal de la Junta Escolar
Ge CorOzal.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIAD0
EN- UN OLA, tome LAXATIVE BRO.
MO-QUININA. FL boticario devolvera
el dinero 81 no lie cura. La firma de f
w. GROVE sc halla en- cada cajita.
En- el suelto publicado en- nuestra
edici6n del sabado, oEl Servicio Civil
v el sehor Coli y Cuchin ALI donde sc
lee osolicitar de La Camara una elsa
disticaD debe leerse osolicitar de Mr..
Coles, una estadistica etc.D que fue 10
Ique escribi6 ell autor.
.Por acometimiento v aggression fue
condenado 4 ounce dias de arresto ell
|individuo Juan Ramos.
El guardia Monclova ha presentado
una denuncia contra Juan Altar, q
quien acusa de aggression a un condalc-
tor de un carro electrico.
Sc ha presentado una denmcia con-
ira Lorenzo Ocasio, acusado de hur-
to de un gallo propiedad de Esteban
Cruz
Manana Sc publicara una orden ge-
neral nombrandose eabo de la policia
ins,ilar, al guardia Carlos Lopez de
iIaro.
Ia presentado la renuncia de su
puesto el cabo de policfa Marcellno
Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01
n s. l.6O

Es de mucha utilidad, no s6lo para
los Abogsdos, Cortes Judie;ales, Ayun-
tamientos. Corporaciones , smplsadps
de todos los ramos, sino tambi6n para
los comerciantcs, industriales y perso-
mas de negocios, ell conoeimiento Dc La
Leyes de Puerto Rico aprobadas por
las C&maras y el Consejo Executive a
81 pasado aiio de 1907.
Ee venden 6 $50 en- Ia Librerfa de-
Bcietfn MsreAnti1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01

IIa presentado la rennncia de ST
,ucsto el cabo de policia Marceline
'astro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01

]3rd St. y Rroadscay. NusUd York
situado en- ei local mas centrico de NuewA
York. Conveniente para teatros alnAccueA
Cuarfos desde 81 en- adelaute.
Cunrfos con bnfSo pm Ocular, dcsdc 91.6O
en- - d. tHale.
sE HABLA ESPASOL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
HosrErreR DISTRICT.

Hostetter District, Jan. 1,-Harry
Kurtz, of Canton, was calling on his
brother Seyford Kurtz, and sister, Mrs.
Celesta Carson, Tuesday.
William Courtney and wife, of Sa-
lem, returned home Monday, after
visiting a number of days with rela-
tives.
Daniel Haynam is again about after
a severe attack of acute Indigestion.
Coon Betz and family, of Alliance,
were entertained at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Alvin Schmachtenberger,
Christmas day,
w. Barber's entertained relatives
Christmas.
Charles Betz was business caller
at Canton Tuesday.
Mrs. Mord Smith returned to her
home in Canton, Wednesday, after a
few days' visit at the home Of her
parents, David Crowls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Root, of near East
Rochester, visited at Orrville Friday.
Emerson Cox and wife, of Minerva,
were calling at Daniel Haynam's Tues
day.
William Faas, of Minerva, was look
ing over the ground Tuesday to To-
cate a test well for oil in our dis
trisct. Barring unforeseen events, the
tools will seen be one the ground, and
drilling Immediately started.
William Baughman, wife and daugh-
ter visited Thursday at Daniel Hay
mans.
Mrs. Harvey Glass and daughter are
spending a number of days with Mrs.
Glass parents, David Crowls.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
ATWATER.

Awater, Dec. 31-Ed. Petre and wife
are visiting Hartville friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N Bryan are visiting
Jessie Maxwell.
The Aid society for the Five Corners
Reform church had dinner at Elmer
Fox home Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Hick, of Syracuse, N. Y,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ray Vaughn
of Alliance and relatives in Atwater.
c. M. Winder has been badly
knocked out this week with bad case
OF erysipelis.
Mrs. Dibble is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Lo Mansfield.
The Thomas family held their an
nual family reunion Wednesday at
Israel Gaskilps home.
Mrs. r. F. Chain, has undergone an
operation at Cleveland hospital and
is reported as recovering.
Mrs. ST Sickle formerly of this
place, of late of Alliance while walk
ing in a dark room broke her glasses
against a chair back and it is feared
will lose the sight of one eye
Edgar Lodge sold his farm at Max
wells Corners, 40 acres to Steve Wise
for $23000o cash, on Wednesday.
Steve is not blessed with a helpmate
as yet, and of consequence will keep
bachelors hall temporarily while
looking for his affinity
The following were present by in
vitation at q tea party Tuesday even
ing at home of Mr.. anad Mrs. Phineas
Stone: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woodward,
Mr.. and Mrs. Voorhees,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rev. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
D. Stone.
A crowd Of young men and boys ac-
companied by several dogs and WELD
ing noise producing apparatus startled
the echoes in a belling bee Monday
night at the Sahli home in honor of
the daughter Minnie, married Thurs
day to a Wise man of Luckey, o..
After a deafening prelude the groe'
put up the necessary circulating me-
dium to insure each member of the
troup a package of 'scrap' and cigar.
The couple left Tuesday morning at
O'Clock for their Luckey home. This
is the young lady who lost her we'd
ding garments, to be, in the Sahli fire
on Packer farm a few months ago.
The groom insisted that the cloth
made no difference and he would mar
ry her in calico gown if necessary.
That's the stuff.
Though 1t did rain, twenty-seyen
(27) people mostly ladies, all of
Science Hill and vicinity collected at
Spider Hall" on "Hicklen Hill" at
or near 10 o'clock Wednesday. Arme
with swift flying needles two. dozen
ladies attacked small mountain of
carpet rags. With onlv an intermfs-
sion at noon long enough to do justi
to bang-up dinner, Jne conflict last
ed till late in the afternoon. The vic
tory was complete and the great mass
OF many coIored rags was reduced to
many neatly round balls. Mayor"
Voorhees, and Sebastian Cabot, helped
a little in iollying the girls, cheering
and encouraging the matrons, hitching
and unhitching horses anad other lit
tie odd jobs in the rear.