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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08
EXCURSIONS EAST.

For National Irrigation nS,s. c1Ds Il
capo, 500 and return. D.n'd,y
November l6 and H. tsn~i sn1 Is
limit. return limit Dccsmos.o N,,o 1 II
Diverse routes via the ChlfagT, e., q:
western Railway connpaiWS.ilsr n
lars address G. a. Wa,sb Weui,.b aas
agent IS West Second Sou."
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BUR[ ARMSTRONG
AGAIN IN TROUBLE
Warrant for His Arrest Upon a
Charge of Embezzlement
Is Issued.
Bon ELDER COUNTY PLACE
OF HIS LATEST ESCAPADE
Taken in Late Sunday Night by
Deputy Sheriff, and Released
on His Own RecOguizauce.

Bur- Armstrong. who some time since
was In trouble. due 10 the cmbcZzlement
salt Lake. of which he was tho prcsl-
dent and also the fund belonging To the
aged and Invalid mother of the lat" Ailan
Loycy. the wcll-Emowu artist. Is in trou-
bic again.
This time Armstrong is accused Of the
emhcZZlemcnG OF $l92-60 from tho thh
Sanltarum company ut Hot Springs. Box
Elder county. Of which he was manager.
Sunday afternoon thcr" was confer
ence Of officials hcld at Brigham city. at
which were present the county and dis
trct attorneys of Box Elder county and
members of the Sanitnrum company, ana
after hearing the evidence which was
presented by the Sanltarium company II
was concluded to file an information
charging Armstrong with cmbczzlemcnt.
This was done, and warrant Tor MS
arrest was at once issued and placed IN
the hands of Sheriff JoscphScn Of Boz
Eldcr county,
Sharp Is Notified,
This official in turn. notified Sheriff
Joseph sharp OF this county. and that
official detailed Deputy Sheriff Se9ger 10
arrest Armstrong. Al ll;2O o'clock sun
day night lie arrived at The county Jail
with his prisoner the arrest having been
made at the home OF Armstrong. Arriving
al the Jail. Sheriff sharp had a consul'a-
ton with tile sheriff OF BoN Elder county
over the telephone, with the result that
Armstrong was permitted to so upon his
own rccognl2ancc.
Burl Armstrong. II VIII ne fcIpCnlpcIeI;
was connected with tho intermountain
Republican, OF which his father was the
editor. for IL long time. lie filled various
positions on the paper, from reporter TO
city editor. He retired from the paper
to accept n position with Assaycr-in-
Charge Eldredge OF the United States as
say office here but when a civil service
examination was held IT Is said that he
failed TO pass, aud he was therefore dis
missed from office.
Since his trouble with the Press club
in the cmbezzlement of the funds OF the
club. no prosecution having resulted, he
went To the Utah Sanitarlum company as
manager and he retired from there dur
Ing the past month.
iIe enters a general denial 10 the pres
ent charge of embezzlemcnt, and declares
there Is nothing in il.
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ONLY $500
To Chicago and Rsturn.

November 16 aud II, via 0Tss''f n 4
Line, for UNITED SIAlII22 H
AND IRRIGATION EXPOsiiilNTIfT' M
yembn 20 TO December :. snu uryS' ~
NATIONAL LIVESToCh 80 W
TION, November q 70 Ty.t0s T;.ys, b
Limit December 10. CITY l"A
2Cl Main street.
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CANVASS|NG BOARD
WILL MEET TO-DAY
City Council TO Begin the Can
yaSs of the Returns of
City Election.
MAY COMPLETE WORK
WITHIN FEW HOURS
First Meeting of City Solons in
Two Weeks Promises to
Be Busy One.

Tie city council Will meet at noon
today as Il canvassing board to com
mcncc the canvass OF the returns of
the city election of last Tuesday. 1T
is very probable that the work Will
bc completed during the afternoon, 50
that any wagors that arc hanging fire
awaiting the official canvass of the
returns cnn be settled by evening. II
is not expected that the canvass Will
make any material difference IN the re
suit of the election, although Few
upimportant errors may be found III
tho returns of the Judges of election,
The first meeting Of the council Tor
two weeks will bc held tonight, and
il is probable that 1T will be busy
one, as a great deal of routine bust
ness has accumulated since tho last
meeting. Bills for the expenses of the
election viii bc presented and disposed
of, and a large number of estimates
for public improvements VIII be
passed.
The Moran Bill Again.
The bill Of p. j. Moran of f2O, O,lOo
for repairing the wooden staYe pipe
line will very likely be considered by
the council, as Mr.. Fcrnstrom has sig
nifcd his intention of signing the re-
port of the special committee which has
been checking UP the bin, and it Will
thereby contain the signatures of Il
majority OF the committee. The re-
port as drawn mp recommends that the
bin be rejected, and # 1T is adopted,
it looks like Mr., Moran Will have to
take the matter to the courts before
he is paid for his work.
Another important matter 10 be con
sidercd is the report OF tho waterworks
committee recommending the approval
of the plans, maps and Specifications
of the city engineer for the enlarge
mcnf Of the East Jordan cana from
the Jordan Narrows 10 Little Cotton
wood. and It's extension from Little Cot
tonwood to Parlcy s canyon, and au-
thorizing the city attorney 10 com
mencc the proper actions i'll court to
secure the additional water rights and
rights OF way necessary for the pro
posed Improvement.
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su-itchruen to Give b''

The Railroad SwitchiI'ssn nslon hlr
give It's annual oaii a, o,s C Nttep1
ncsday evening. a la'st, zinc IS =
expected, and good IN
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ADJUSTMENTS


!. SALT LAKE TUEATER-"Thc
!. Soul Kiss, Evening. Sis,
: COLONIAL THEATER-"ThcT Time,
: tho Place and the Girl" Even
!. ing. SIS,
!. ORPIIEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!. vaudeville Matinee, 2:l5, even
: ing, SID,
: BUNGALOW ER-Pantagcs
: vaudeville, Matinee, 2.lJ. even
I. ing, S:lj.
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CHICAGO EXCURSION

Via Salt Lake Route Very low round,
trip rates in effect all stations in
Utah, November 10Th and l7tb. Good
returning to December 10Th. Los An
geles Limited two and one half DAYS
from Juab or Milford TO Chicago, Elec-
trio lighted, steam heated. Observa-
ton buffet car. Ask any Salt Lake
Route agent.
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Tony Arnold Carriage Co.
Day and night. Bell Main 26. Ind. 20
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Kodal pictures Finisa'l', !,

Photo @p'i supply gS1ls CO., ,'',i il Main ''''''
elusive photo dealers.
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Picture Framing.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., III
Main street.
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CORNERSTONE Of
NEW CHURCH LAID
Building Committees Statement
Indicates Finances Are in
Good Shape.
IMPRESSIVENESS MARKS
INTERESTING CEREMONIES
In Building Fund Is $l4,37l.S2
With Only Approximately
$1090.1S to Raise.

Iotcrestinp services were held Sunday
afternoon i'm connection with the lay
inr of The cornerstone OF the Mcst'
minister PRESBYTERIAN church, at fltth
South and First West streets. Inc
ceremonies were simple, consisting OF
brief addresses. Scripture reading, sing
iup and praycr The financial state
mcnt of the condition of The church
Yaa read nnd MAS accepted as lndl'
rafiua that the church IS IN sails
factory state The addresses Of the
speakers contained words of praise for
the Rev. G.. C. Mcintyre, the pastor,
through whose energy and perseverance
the new church has become possible
Mr. Curtis presided az the ceremonies,
'.Chrlst If Made the Sure tounda-
tionN The members of the quartette
were Miss Rose f.. Smjtheu. soprano;
Miss Edythc NJ Evans, alto: a. liud'
SON, tenor, and i, NJ. Howell, bass
Miss Janet Williamson was at the or
gan. an instrument having been espe
cipIly provided for the OCCASION;
Following the singing, tho Apps,
Inv Mr.. McInrvrc. This was followed
with Scriptural reading, Ezra 3:lO-l3.
aud st. p etcr, 2:l-ll, by the Rey: r.
t.. McNiecc, ID. D.. dean Of West,
minister college. Prayer was offered
by the Rev. H. f. Hays, pastor OF
The Third Presbyterian church.
History of Church.
brief history uf the church WAS
niyen bv Mrs. Stewart McLecse, the
church historian. Mrs. McLecse re-
ferred to the early beginning of the
work in this city, the tjme when Sl.2OO
was appropriated by the board of ms
sions in New York, With this sum
two women missionaries labored In Inc
field. The first meetings were held IN
rooms, and this was followed by meet
ings in the old Jewish synagogue on
Second West The first Westminster
church WAS partially completed IN 1884,
when the adobe portion was finished,
IN 1856 the brick portion was com"
plctcd.
Mrs. NcLecse spoke in praise OF the
various ministers who had been called
to the church. and paid an especially
high tributc to the work of the Rev.
work was begun which has ended IN
the assurance that tho new Wcstmln-
sirr church will be Il realized hope with-
in very short time Mrs. McIeese
also called attention TO the splendid
work that has been done by Mr., Nc
Intyrc during his pastoratc since 1907.
The historian. briefly touched upon
the various sites that had been selected
aud disposed OF, each at a profit, until
tho present one had been definitely
decided upon. She gave credit to the
board OF church erection and the home
missions board. but said that the time
Lad arrived when the congregation
should stand on its own footing and
ask no aid from the outside.
The statement of the building com
miltcc, presented by Gordon William
sou. acting secretary. follows:
Cash available November 8, 1909,
Sit5il.S2.
Obligations. $l0.4l2,00.
approximations for contracts still TO let.
$3.50.
Approximate total. $I5.662.
Cash available. Sli.5ll.G2.
still 60 raise Sl090.lS.
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II YOU chew, bear ne II, mild. 81
Ueidslcck tobacco u ,uslIty.
thc highest standard "a
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DR.. Paden S Address.


ol The First Presbyterian church, was
the principal speaker of the afternoon,
lic spoke in part ns follows
DV Paior spoke from the text BE
hold lay in Zion sure iounda tlon. Let
every man take heed how I've buideth
speaker said in substance
''This means stability establishment
staying power. something you can build
on. You are laying such e foundation
not running up gilded wcatheryane
Iou seek not the spirit Of The age, but
th" divine there is in the spirit OF all
aecs. thc .'prit OF the eternal not the
lisvzr iro'n CITY creek canyon, but
bsyczcs fron The foothills OF heaven.
Behold, lay IN Zion O sure ioun-
daton.' The disciples were sure OF their
foundation. We believe and sure,
said they. that Thou art the Christ, the
Son uf the living God y sure toun-
'lGtion. sure teachings. sure command =
mcnts. sure mercies. sme consultations.
Tor and that Is what thjs community and
I'll communities need.
n sure foundation ia one sou can
build on That Is %l1s your rounda O..
non Ia for II isn't mere to sIt on, or
ir down ON, ~ cvcu Ia leon on, but Ia
~; % aud 10 nuild Oh. One divides
men into two closscs--t!le !clucrs and
an" Eft"r-. 6c = litt"r. :: builder. Lei
every UaH tpkc heed that he buildetd.
not ,ayuE again shc foundations. WHY
sunHlu you dig ~ - oN.rnaui Iour IOun~
i.IklDliS ~ NDU ara sure % lNtRi. some
things ought 10 b. settled IN your creed,
your code and your sct-purpUa"a.
4 Suro Foundation.
Having q sure foundation, build on
IL. Let cycry man take heed thnt he
NGldS thereon. not thcrcaDouts What
iic use oi Foundation IL You go hUild-
ius around s'l over the block or II YOU
build most of rouy cdiuce on sand
Stick 10 your foundations. j. yuu do not
N"u VIII nave cracks and maybe crash
Take heed tliat you hui!d. how you builo
uad what you bUiyd OIL YOU; .puuJa ions
rs one may build 4 hoGSe ct rock upor
fuc sand so nc may buiid q house ~
sand upon ,l.o roct. You mas build
poor EXPRESSION oi hdeliiy on > @ood con
Icssiun o. iaitl. Il .eau lind oG Uorsnil
- Gicu iorm OF prayer. mighty poo
rh1tGcter on thoroughly good code
You may hui!I with wood. hay or stab
uis uy blocks OF granite.
''i3uiiIhtg according Ia Gods plan I:
rs srrc Of Gods blessing as nudiug M,
't"c"ntiDS. thdt piun, hc III" york suulci
5u.!Jigs Or character building.
Bright Future.
) y P9lllipIi,, Of the session dc
@r1tuiated his fellow members OF tn,
church on the splendid progress thu
bad been made. and the evidence o
the earncsiucss Of lhc people of West
minister congregation. Hc paid MIR. Nc
JItyrc incl, compimou, on the man
Dcr nj which hc had cudca SOred AN
accomplished Things. MIR, Phillip
prophcsicd a bright future for the ne7
church.
The qrarteite ;lcu sang eth
Church : One Foundations. after wbic
the cornerstone was laid By lame
Walker. president of the board of tru.
ices The box placed within the ot
flee in the stone contains;
Portion of marble eu,ablaturc OF ol
church, Fourth West, between Firs
and Second South.
Portion of adobe brick
Copies of Sunday Tribune and JLci
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Try New Orleans Fizz today
chen you are warm. Only at Kenyon
Buffet Dcran-Wced Co, pToprietoIs.
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One thousand Cotswold ram lambs
for sale l.. NJ. Covcy, 933 East 1yt
South, Salt Lake.
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Royal Stale Bread Depot
Open 3 10 y. IN. daily. Entrance on
Third South. Good bread very cheap.
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Philharmonic Orchestra FOR Good Music
All occasions. Bell 3Sl6-Y, Ind. 1857.
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It Is q Wonder.

Chamberlain IS Liniment is one of the
most remarkable preparations yet pro
duced for the relief of rheumatic pains
and for lame back, spraius and bruises
The quick relief from pain which it af
fords is alone worth many times 1T:
cost Price % cents, large size so cents.
For sale by all druggists.
Mitchell Van and Storage Co. re-
oG2 Santh Wnat Temnlc.
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Odeon academy class for beginners
commences Tuesday evening at s.
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Government Positions.
Young men and women to qualify for
postoffice clerks. Examination No
vember IT, Call at 323 Atlas block.
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EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO
November 18th and 18th.

Via Oregon Short Line, for UNITED
STATES LAND AND IRRIGATION
EXPOSITION, November 90 to Decem
bcr 4, and INTERNATIONAL LIVE
STOCK EXPOSITION, November 81
to December Is. Round trip from Salt
Lake, $500. Limit, December ID. City
Ticket Office, POI Main street.
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Cook and PearV

discovered the pole Tho Western Ci.
gar Co. discovered the "FaustiDa Ci.
gar At ali dealers.
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Expert Kodak Finishing.
Shiplers, commercial photographers.
Isl South Main St: second fioor.
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Rowland D. Williams, Voice Culture.
Italian method. 6lS Templeton bldg.
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MODERN WooDMAN BALL,

Odeon hall, Monday. November s. 30
per couple.
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DIR. Broadbent. Dentist.
DANCING SCHOOL.

Has returned to the office, 500 Scot
building.
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Kodak Finishing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, III
Main.
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McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81
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SWitcllmen's Ball.
COTSWOLD RAMS.

Swlichmcn 5 annual ball nj tho Odcon
hall, Wednesday night, November 10.
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Alexander Optical Co.
Now at 2lS So. Main.
'he stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosctte,
Monday, November 6, 1909.

breeze
That watts The merchants golden ar
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Tribune-Reporter fs'n'x Pm.

sc West 2nd South stree"
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At the conclusion OF the meclls :
ard Sylvester Kenny. the man stu =.
years ago debated ON the Puous =
of this city with William Ienfs'r
certain religious questions. MSvl \
might be given ten minutes VI -
speak, and his request was grsnVT
a few animated remarks he deeAr. !
in the execution of Ferrer VI, ~
government was at fanlt IinI
church OF Rome. lie declared tlHl =
the milltarism OF the Spanish -
mcnt that caused Fcrrcrs dcau
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The sale OF seats for Sousn and his
band VIII open at the DnyDrs- Bccbc inu-
sic store. IL Main street, at 10 Il. m. to-
DAY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10

Slderlne prOfltS-leeItlmatc though tney BE-
we must have cash and every article in the
store must move at a double-quick. You are
welcome to come and investigate. You'll
be under no obligation to buy.
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coming address viii be delivered by
Hon II. i. Ferguson.
Among the prominent visitors who
will be present and address The stock
men are President II. a. Jastro of The
American National Livestock associa =
ton. Secretary Fred johnson of the
Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers
association. and j. A. Streeter, a
prominent stOckman of Colorado.
All persons Interested in livestock
raising. including the horsemen from
Colorado and other outside points, OK
hibtors of fine cattle and other $, are
cordially invited to attend the meet
inas of the association and TO make
themselves at home at headquarters.
Attractive badges for members ana
committeeman ave been furnished by
the secretary and a large sign desig-
mating the headquarters will be put
up at once.
The reception committee VIII he
busy today. 1t includes Col. Hope
well. A. A. Scdillo, George Arnot,
Mike Mandcll, Frank Wilson Of the
Western Meat company, and many
including representatives OF
the local press.
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city extend their most sincere SYM
pathy to Mr.. and Mrs, Smith.
Judge George G. Reed of Winslow.
has been brought TO the hospital here
to undergo a oursc OF treatment for
l0clomotor ataXia.
Mrs. j. c. ColWell, wife of Mr.. Col
well, a clerk in Mays hoe store, re-
turned last night from a visit Of sew
eral weeks in Fairview, III.
Edward Price, cashier of the So
zorro savings bank, is here for Il few
days. While in Albuquerque MI. Price
will be the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Leon b. Stern, and cousin. Mis-. 81
mon stern.
The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation will hold the first vespe1' SER
vice in the home p3rlor 4; 4 O'Clock
this afternoon. Mrs. j. n. Head Will
have charge of the meeting. MIS-. l..
F. Keeping will arrange for the mu-
sic. All young women are invited to
be present.
Mrs. Celia A. Lindsay aged 50 years,
who came to Albuqucrqur recently,
from Texas. died at $50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, at her residence
west of old Albuquerque. The funeral
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PRESIDENT OFST0CK
GROWERS ARRIVES
IN CITY TODAY
"ALIGHT AND UNSADOLE"
WATCHWORD OF OUTFIT
Officials of National Livestock
Association viii be Present;
Interesting Program Pre-
pared,

George II. Webster of Cimarron. y.
NJ. president of the New Mexico cat
tie and Horse Growers association.
Will arrive in the city his morning
from the south and join Secretary r.
4. Clemens, and other officials of the
organization at stockmen's hcadquar
ters on Central avenue. quite a re-
spectacle bunch of cattle and horse
men arrived in the city Yesterday to
attend the annual convention this
week.
To Camp-Alieht and Cnsaddlc-
O. plus II Outfit" H. the hospitablc lc-
gend which appears on some little
posters pointing the way To headquar-
ters which were put up by the secrc-
iarv yesterday The latter official has
been very busy and upon the arrival
Of the president today the iull pro-
gram Tor the meeting will be at once
completed
The program viii include addresses
Of welcome by officials Of the city
and The fair: interesting papers by
leading stockmcn. mcmbcrs Of the
Cattle Sanitary board and experts. all
dealing with questions ~ vital i'm
p%ortance to the big stock industry Of
New Mexico
Tho board Of control OF the associ-
alton. Col. W. : HopewcIl. chairman.
Will hold a meeting today to max IL
nal arrangements. The chief well
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MAY BE COFFEE
That Causes all the TroubIP.

When the house is aiire, it's * a
| body when disease begins TO o
it's no time to talk but time to act
| delay is dangcrous-removc the cause
of the trouble at once
For a number of years. says a
Kansas lady. Il felt sure that coffee
was hurting me-. and yet, | was SO
fond of it. / could not give if up
paltored with my a3pctit" ana OF
course yielded to h temptation to
drink more. At last | got 50 bad
that | made up my mind must either
quit the use of coffee or die.
Everything l ate distressed me-
and | suffered severely almost all tn"
time with palpitation of the heart.
frequently woke up in the night with
the feeling that | was almost gone
my heart seemed so smothercd and
weak in it's action that | feared IT
would stop heating. My breath grew
short and the least cyertiOn set me-
to painting. | slept but little and sur
fcrcd from rheumatism
Two years ago | stopped using the
coffee and began to use Postum, ana
from the very first ] began to m
prove. II worked a miracle Now ]
al eat anything and digest !. with
out trouble. ! sleep like q baby, and
my heart beats full, strong and easily
My breathing has bccom steady and
normal. and my rheumatism has LETT
me. l feel like another person. and
il is all due to quitting coffee and US
ing Postum. for ! haven't used any
medicine n none would have o n
any mad az lone uG kgpt druuuiug
with coffee" There's "a Reason
Read the little book. The toad to
MELVILLE" in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? \
ncw ~ appears from time To time.
They are genuine. true. and full al
human interest.