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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25
Wayside AMI ) It

An earnest and most excel
ent sermon was delivered a
Beula Sunday morning. He also
preached Sunday night to q
good crowd. Bro. Coleman
. preached at Fairyiew Saturday
night.
There will be services at Beu-
la on the fourth Sunday by the
Holiness people. An Easter pro
gram will be given that night
conducted by Mrs. Gaace Nc
Crery
W l. Lane wife and little
daughter visited the home of ".
j. Slider Tuesday night. They
left Thursday morning with l. A.
Sluder for Canyon City where
they will visit Mrs. I. c. Jenkins.
Chas. Butler and Fannie Stud
or were Canyon callers Wednes-
day Miss Sluder spent the
night with Misses Mabel and
Gladys Rogers and reports
most enjoyable time.
Ira Painton returned from his
Oklahoma trip Saturday.
w H Hamblem and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. Pajnton.
Little Dora Hamblem has the
Group and Willie James is threat |
ened with pneumonia this week. |
Mrs. Laura Richards was not !
able to attend church Sunday. !
A rain fell Tuesday night
which did good.
j. T. and W. c. McGehee were
Happy callers Saturday.
Mrs. Susie McGehee and child.
rem visited her parents Sunday.
Gertie Hill visited Mrs. ARA
and Ola Mayo Sunday. Mrs.
Hill took dinner with Mrs. Min
ME Wilson.
TEDDIE
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25
A Hen Party

Madams |. n. Hicks and J. A.
Tate who were hostess to a party
of married ladies at the Canyon
City Club grounds Thursday,
including the following named
madams, Miller, Maloney, More
land, Griffin, Winkleman, Keiser,
Ecker, Christman and Mcbride,
a bouutiful dinner was served
and a most delightful day was
spent, the party stayed until
supber and were taken home in
automobiles,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25
Mr.. H. Poutz was a CANYON

Mr.. H. Poutz was a Canyon
caller Thursday.
Mrs. Clyde McElroy spent q
few days with relatives and
friends in Canyon last week.
A very pleasant party dance
was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Burtz, Friday
night. Everybody enjoyed a
very nice time. A very nice
supper was served.
Willie Saltzman was a business
caller in Canyon, Wednesday.
Fred Saltzman is able to be
out again after suffering for
week with the measles.
Mrs. James Leavitt did shop
ping in Canyon, Wednesday
Joe Deckman returned to
Kansas City last week after a
brief visit with his sister. Mrs.
A NEIGHBOR.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25
Southwest NeighburIy Notes

Well, it looks as though spring
Is here again as the grass is be
ginning TO look green. which
we haven't seen for sometime.
Everybody seems to be enjoying
such pretty weather and were
glad to see the nice shower of
rain which fell last week.
Mrs. Saltzman and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Corwell.
Mr.. A. Burt and family, Miss
Ida Harris, Miss Dollie Coleman
and Willie Saltzman, spent Sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Leavitt.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25

A ni', fell the
first Of u snlch be of
some benefit TO the wheat and
oat crops.
J A. Currie received the sad
news of the death of his only sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Summers, at
Dallas Tuesday.
A. N. Henson of Canyon visit
ed our school this week.
W. l.. McReynolds of Lake
view was in our midst this we elk
r. A. Dobbs and wife of Can
yon visited J. A. Currie this
week.
w. b. Walters made business
trip to Amarillo.
|. II. Hollobough and wife
Sundayed with Il. b. Wesley.
Mrs. j. A. Currie and daugh-
ter, Mrs. O. NJ. Dalton visited
Ceta Monday.
Horace Games of Cause is
visiting his uncle, j. 7. Wesley.
Donal Buckner spent Monday
night with Frank Walters.
TASSIE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25
News from Umdarger.

Howard Justice left Saturday
for Kansas City. Dan Beatie
also left Saturday TO spend
some time on his claim in New
Mexico.
T. B. Slaughter and son, C. c.,
were Umbarger visitors Tues.
day.
Mr.. Miller and family of Plain
view arrived here Tuesday and
will make their future home
here.
Mrs. 6. Conrad spent Wednes-
day shopping in Canyon.
Rev. Wiegand who is spending
the week in Dallas, will return
Saturday and will conduct Eas-
ter services in the Catholic
Church Sunday.
L. NJ. Williams and George
Conrad spent Tuesday in Canyon
Mrs j. Eindley and little son,
Charlie, were Amarillo visitors
Thursday.
j. G. Greenfield and wife visit
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25
Seed for Sale.

Milo Maize and Kaffir corn in
one hundred pound lots. Cham
berlin d Co., Clarendon, Texas.
50-2t
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25
Happy Happenings.
TEDDIE

Mr.. Uselding returned to Hap
by last week with his family and
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25
Cafe foe Sale.

For sale or exchange, the Can
yon Cafe. Inquire of Geo. Ditto.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-25

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22
First Published March 10. 1919
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

!, w. NJ. Edwards, mayor Of the CITY
d Chickasha. Oklahoma. by virtue of
authority in me vested By law. hereby
proclaim, and give public notice that
an election will be held in the said
city On the 5th day Of april. 1910 for
The purpose Of electing one alderman
from each ward in said city, and one
member Of the school board from each
ward in said city also one member
og the school board from the territory
lying outside the city limits
Tie places Of holding said election
shall be at the usual polling places In
each ward ii said city, and the place
OF holding said election for member Of
school board in the precinct outside Of
the limits Of said city, shall be at the
usual polling place in said precinct
The polls at each OF said polling
places shall be opened at six o'clock
liz the forenoon, and shall be kept con
tlnuously open until seven o'clock
il the afternoon, at which time said
polls shall be closed
In witness whereof / have hereunto
set my hand. as mayor Of said city,
this 18th day Of March. 1910
w NJ. EDWARDS.
9-l9-lOt Mayor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22
sAvEn a soLnlER,s -

Facing death from shot and she'll Ia
the civil war was more than agreeable
to J. a. stone, Of Kemp, Texas, than
facing it rom what the doctors sand
was consumption. II contracted a
stubborn cold he writes. that deyei-
oped a cough, that stuck to me ID
spite Of all remedies for years. AIy
weight ran down to tg0 pounds. Then
I began to use DR. Kings New Discov-
cry which completely cured me. ]
now weigh l7s pounds" For coughs,
cold, Ia grippe, asthma, hcmorThags,
boarseness, Group, wooping cough and
lung trouble it's supreme soc and 81.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Brown
& Go. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22

tFirst published March ~, l9lQ4
sHERIFF's SALE.
state OF oklahoma. Grady County ss
John W Persons. Plaintiff ss
Henry Frey ana Bette Frey De-
PENDANTS.
No. 223s
Notice IS hereby given, that, by yif-
tue of IVA order of sale 10 me directed
gnd nov 50 my hands. issued out o.
the Office Of the clerk Of the district
court of Grady County Oklahoma.
upon Judgment III foreclosure upon
tie property hereinafter described, in
favor OF John W Persons, plaintiff.
and against Henry Prey and Bette
Frey. defendants. ID the sum 81 sIa
THOUSAND. five hundred one and Gg-leo
lsg.50l.Cs) dollars with interest there
on Al the rate Of 10 per cent per am
uum from tine Iith day os January. AL
i. 1910. and costs. shall. on Monday
the 18th day OF April. 4. b. 1910. az
lht hour Of O'Clock b. ~, al the front
door Of the court house Of said Grady
County Ill me City Or Chickasha in
said county and state, proceed 10 sell
al 81 the right, title and interest Of
the above named defendants in and to
The following described property. to-
eif. Lots thirteen (I3l. fourteen fi4J,
fifteen i5J, sixteen u6), seventeen
GTl and eighteen liSl. an in block
thirty eight 1851. also lot seventeen
90. IN block forty f0l. in the Cts
81 Chickasha. according 10 the gov
eminent plat Or said city, situated in
Grady County ana state Of Oklahoma,
TO satisfy said Judgment and costs. 10.
gethcr with all aeeruing costs OF sale
io the highest bidder FOR cash
Dated al Chickasha. Okla, this 10th
day Of March A. ID. 1910
n B. LOUTHAN, Sheriff,
Grady County, Okla
By G W YEARTA,
Under Sheriff
T.. L. PERSONS. Plaintiffs Attor
ney 3-l-3od
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22
sTUsBoRN AS MULES

40 liver and bowels sometimes.
seem to Daik without cause Then
there's trouble-loss Of appetite. indi-
gesiion, nervousness. upspondency,
headache. Bit such troubles fly be.
fore Dr. Kings New bife Pills. the
worlds best stomach and liver remedy.
So easy. 25c AZ Brown & co.'s D&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22
AN AWFUL EHuPrLon

or volcano excites brief interest. and
your interest in skin eruptions win
be as short II you use BuckIen's Arni-
ca salve. Ulcers or fever sores are soon
healed by it Best for burns. cuts
bruises Sore hDs, chapped hands. chill
blaius aud piles. It gives instant re-
lief 25c at Brown & cos. D&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22

Chamberlains Stomach and Lier
Tablets ate safe. sure and reliable ana
have been praised by thpasands oi
women WIN iafe been restored to
health ihfcusa ihelr gensIe ald and
curative properties sold hj an deal
ers D&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22

An subscribers 70 ms Daily Express.
who have boxes Tor tho paper afc re.
qnesicd 70 pus them up, and The car
rief boss will put paper ia same.
CIRCULATION MANAGER
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22

Medicines that aid nature are always
most successful chambeflaln's Cough
Remedy aes OIL ihis yian Il loosens
the cough relieves the lungs 0pens
the sccrell0ns una alis nature in se
storing the system v leaisby condi'
lion. sola by an asaIers. D4M
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22

Chamberlain stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief 70 wont
en- suffering from chronic constipation,
headache, biliousness, sallowness Of
the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by all
dealers. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-22

Take advantage Of our Easter re-
dnctions. The Peoples Store 2l-2t
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-04-28
'ISON, FLORIDA, APRIL as, 1910.

PNihS WuClS IuSll odiu lblll Ohuo NlOos
the public roads, at once, and to
notify them that upon failure to
comply with said request that legal
proceedings will be taken against
them at once.
1t was moved by commissioner
Taylor, and duly seconded, that the
resolution adopted by the board at
the last regular meeting for the call
ing OF an election for the purpose
OF constructing hard surfaced high
ways, e amended so as to make the
semi annual installments OF interest
payable on the first DAYS OF February
and August of each and every year.
The motion being put those voting
Aye were Messrs. Taylor, Williams,
Campbell and Mcleod, and those
voting No were N one. Commission =
er Taylor thereupon moved that the
said resolution as Smended and a
notice Of such election be published
as required by law, SAID notice being
in words and figures as follows;
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of Ia resolution heretofore
adopted by this board, an election
will be held at the seI eral places
where the last general election was
held in the county Of Madison, State
ofFlorida,o the 10th lay Of May "A.
d. 1910, at which election the ques-
ton shall lie submitted TO the legal
voters Of said county whether bonds
Of the said county of Madison in the
amount OF $4,000 and bearing in
terest at the rate OF five per cent.
per annum, payable semi-annuallY,
shall be issued for the purpose Of
constructing hard surfaced highways
in said county. That the form OF
the ballot at such election shall be
"For Bonds" or against Bonds"
The motion being duly seconded
was put to q vote and those voting
Aye we're Messrs, Taylor, Williams,
Campbell and Mcleod. Nays, none.
Commissioner Williams made a
motion which was duly seconded,
that the clerk see that said resolution
and notice is properly published in
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-04-28
bpteeaings County Commissioners.

II NhulSOn, + IL. ApFll %, lOlU,
n Board Of county commissioners
let this day in regular session with
members present Minutes Of last
3eet'ng were read and approved.
n Petition to have Susan Simmons
Nd on pauper list granted, and she
n allowed 81 per month from date.
n pom motion Dan Willisms, psuper,
a raised from 81 to 81 per month
ard list. Petition to have Ii. j.
Nv put on psuper list at IS per
Onth, on motion granted.
\ Upon recommendation of Tax AS
ssor j, S. Faglie was granted r.
bad Of Sl.39 on his taxes of 1908,
kd the collector was instructed to
Dow him said amount deducted from
Is taxes tor 1909 and to place same
bon Insolvent tax list for the year
fO9.
Col. r. II. Rowe appeared before
L board in behalf of the Cemetery
Isocation and asked that the coun-
contribute a sufficient amount to
( pair the fence enclosing the Gene
. by on the south side from main en-
auce gate, and upon consideration
ereof upon motion the chairman
as appointed u committee OF one to
knfer with the chairman OF said as
citation and report to the board at
next regular meeting.
Petition OF W. 4. Sullivan to
AXE change in public road east of
se was taken up again and consid.
led, and in the absence Of any
|unler petition Or objection being
4 ed or interposed, rame was grant
as per diagram, and TO be done
IthOut cost to the county.
Upon motion the clerk was in
RNcted To notify the county attor-
\ y of the defective crossings at the
veal crossings OF the public road
theMadison Southern and Green
lie Yellow Pine Co.'S. railroads in
adSou county, and to request him
write to the proper authorities OF
ID railroads and request them to
I've good crossings put in at every
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usual grant 10 inc Wor@ Win which his
l.l.e Us "s>''lh'ed.
me practise or requiring that an"
ceremony 1i the presentation take place
Ia the Gul'dhal Itself led years ago 20
70 curious contretcmps. In November.
lN'N. Tho common council resolved tp
Request Thomas Cl1rkson. OF auti-sllv-
cry fame. 90 s't for marble bust. iu
recognition Of his services FOO tho caueo
of "do'ive~anro NJ tho ons'avcd Afri-
cam" 0u' further fh1t Pc ho rr.sout-
al WITH o.. Freedom ~ the citv I'm
April 1880 tha lord mayor Informed tho
court that owing 70 hls advanced noe
ard ~ tho request 0r his family Mr.
Cl7GFs0n had attended NJ tho Mansion
Housc tho lord mayor's official resi-
a0noe) and duly received Tho Freedom.
Tho court over jealous ~ us privilege.
1oogntrd the explanation hut made
haste 90 have 81 uu' ON record TINT such
adhesion should not Doe drawn into
precedent" The bust by the way.
sii'i 1dorns the corridor OF the council
chamber az tho Guilduall
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'Sp.ol'l Np'Ha'"e.'
n T. iEIEls@ III h1, Aprl I've
- another palace Is g. Ue added 20
y ,...1.,,,. list az tt,,s.. tt,. czar ale
~ ..,,. ig
reaoE possesses inc "'" ''''
20 Dee built 90 Yalta. I'm the Crlmea. as
,b. blg r,Ia.e as IL is called. has
49,, .i......,,,.l,,i.,,, str,s tho
nee" ''""" YOU
Russian court began 20 SI'hd 81 -1iA'
"a mart of tho year there. This new
....t.... ,,.n{.f, ,,.ill ba ror1pleted La two
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or threc years ill'' u Z" "' "'i''''''
cd with "a KIND of granite known 10
p,,ssi1 as pal3rIa.a marble. which.
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effect
Tho npuroximatc cost OF the NI'tI
rar.,a fs ., bc about 100000 which Is
r,. mo- means large sum for ou, rr
,hc cars houses. His list BE- u"t urF
long iD itself but the buffdiue. -It.
r....g- r....,,, al, s.,,,,- ,f tli. r-Y.t COSTLY
OBJECTS 'I a's D" tN' WORTH. -N'"'"-
palaces which aye also. In their way,
i-usouu,s ua.- he noted. The Winter
-. a.. tf.--,t+,... pc,orn.e ,r1
l''''. Wv
hhIg, the hithlln ~ MOSCOW IN ~
onki and Sp1la IN Poland ana IN
Great Palace ln halia.
The Winter palace. the Wnnl' OF
which has never SET be'n photograph
cd at once, is vast led 7ilcto uulId -
ing overlooking the Admiralty quay on
one slide anc the huge Winter palace on
tine other 10 is collection "t vast
mouruful rooms. many of which have
not been occupied Tor over 20 years To
was from TINS palace thdt the people
expected the car 90 show himself on
the memorable" BLOODY sunday, and
ON the open space before 10 that the
crowds were ~hut Gown bN MS orders.
Neither the ear nor the czarine likes
this palace and Tor many years the
court has kept away from 10, II has
been rumored that % VIII ne opened
this year, but SD ial the binds zee
main down ana the shutters closed.
rpt-pTrs yyTNTEp HOME
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Y ONDON, April l4-Though the
American embassy on Victoria
street has been smothered for
weeks under an avalanche Of in
vltations addressed 90 Col Theodore
Roosevelt no schedule Of his engage
ments during his visit 20 England Will
be made out until the lion himself
arrives on May 49, All social London
is DESTROYS of entertaining him.
There are. however, two engagements
OF which Il is possible to anticipate the
fulilment: the engagement 20 deliver
the Romanes lecture az oxford and his
reception Of the freedom OF London,
both of which constitute the highest
honors that can be paid TO man by
Great Britain.
Gladstone. England's greatest states
man. was the first 10 deliver the Ro-
names lecture In 1892. It was entitled
IAN Academy sketch" Arthur j.
Balfour, leader OF the Conservative
party. gave the last lecture-on aesthet-
iCs-last November In the terms OF
the foundation the subject OF the Ro-
names lectures must relate 10 science,
art or literature The endowment Of
the lecturCship is 500 per annum.
Col. Roosevelt viii deliver the RO-
names lecture In the Sheldonian thea
ter at oxford on May 49, This hand
some edihce, which can accommodate
upwards OF 5000 persons was built by
Sir Christopher Wren In l664-69 az the
expense OF Archpishop Sheldon. Its
interior is adorned with paintings by
Streater, court painter to Charles II.
The view from the cupold that was
added I'm 1888 Is the best TO be had OF
the amphitheater OF gentle hills that
surround one OF the most ancient and
celebrated universities In Europe.
NOminally Col. Roosevelt will re-
ceive the freedom OF London. But,
strictly speaking aliens are not eligible
for the city's freedom. Therefore the
corporation presents addresses only to
foreign potentates visiting England in
stead Of comforting the honorary free
dom on them
WHAT FREEDOM MEANS.
II is not generally known what the
freedom Of Britain's most historic
city really means. To the average per-
son the privileges attaching to the
distinction of becoming a freeman are
shrouded In mystery. Even the Ger
man emperor made the mistake of
stating that he received the freedom
Of the city when he visited London
in 1897 whereas In fact he received
an address OF welcome from the cor
poration
London's greatest honor characters
ticully derives les value from tradl-
tional dignity rather than In invcst-
ment of power. When e recipient is
admitted 10 the freedom personal at
tendance mt the Guildhal is neces-
sary. either iu the great hall Itself or
the adjoining library or council
chamber The procedures ON the oc-
caslon, as laid down in the City's
roll of Fame Is exceedingly quaint
and picturesque.
Six citizens Casually members Of the
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work Is the Taking the Habit" by
Rene Renard. The young bride OF the
church Is descending the stairs on the
way 60 the altar, passing the nuns
drawn up In a line along the wall. The
perfection Of the drawing OF these fig
ures, the perspective and the wonder
ful light effects go together 10 make
this picture the best OF ifs kind that
viii be seen this year
Renard is also "a colorist. and has the
French knowledge of dramatic effect 20
an extreme degree
There viii be the usual amount Of
conscientious carefully studied portraits
by those ultra-conservativcs OF whom
Bonnat Is the best known and 10 whose
fold unhappily Carolus Duran has nc
turned IN these later years
Perfection OF drawing Is the one great
quality aimed at by these men.
but alas 20 accomplish this perfection
all idea Of the read reproduction OF ma
ture Is lost, atmosphere and life are
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passed over unuoticcd. and yet 10 tho
uninitiated their art seems the most
natural These painters are "appreciat-
cd by those who delight in seeing am
eyebrow an drawn out with laborlous
precision.
These are the men who On former
days made tho money and who now oc-
oupv places I'M the Academy" but
their days seem numbered They are
rapidly losing ground and the artists
who suppress detail, whose aim is the
broad general effect. are fast crowding
out the old fogies
The men with dashlng technique and
clever spontaneous brush work have "a
large public In our day Sargent and
Manclni are the greatest opponents of
this style. but the wizard who gave the
world that most brilliant of AN mod
crn works, "Carmenclta" seldom eN-
hibits In Paris, while the hardly less
clever Italian Is not generally very we'll
treated by the hanging committee at
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Corporation) give their testimony to
the worthiness of the prospective re-
clpient as follows: "Th8t John smith
Is man OF good name and fame
that he does not desire the freedom
Of this city whereby 10 defraud the
king or this city OF any of their
rights, customs. or advantages. but
that ne viii pay his scot and bear his
lot, and $50 they an say The rcsolu-
ton Of the court for comforting the
honor g. then read. whcroupOn the
chamberlain admits TO the freedom
and addresses the recipient. who re-
plies. Then the chamberlain offers
him the fright hand of fellowship"
ana presents him with "a gold box or
Casket (Which costs the corporation
5000 containing the freedom. This
parchment bears the seal and sigma
turo OF the lord mayor and chamber
lain. and d. generally ornamcuted with
variously colored ribbons and bcauti-
fully Ulumined. Tn the case Of milf
tary freeman the chamberlain pre-
sents him with a sword OF honor
which takes the place of the casket
The introduction OF civic notabili-
ties concludes the ceremony
PRIVILEGES ACCORDED.
That small slip Of parchment called
the freedom. guarantees Co the hold-
ers. and their children after them.
forever, the right 90 live and trade
within the city limits without having
20 pay a tax ON the goods brought
through the gates. Besides having no
toll and duties 10 pay at any Of the
ports Of the United Kingdom. tho
,niiItsr,, so,',.icc 10, ~ ~ ,,ho, "a
was made compulsory Then In the
event OF FALLING ON evil times. the
member Is enttied 10 receive pccuui-
airy ana. IL Is also the duty of the city
chamberlain 70 take upon himself tho