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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23

ectef - ne st1ueri-7terl6t2n Of mains
and sa..ers two wears and half ago
b.. = has never been furnished. altho
re1.e1tef requests have been made in
ON Council Tor L. streets and Alley
C7ai~.rau Herman j. tired waiting
ey5aeat.y. and presented his demand
upon Mack bv resolution. fixing i'm
7. 4chrrer. an: discharges as the pen
~ il cotnp,ta-ce we're not forthcor-
rg
Eerraan's Resolution.
rur~.-i.3n He-n,a..'S resolution. de-
.-:r- 5: NJ Mack Tie charts OF
sever ana water mains. was as fol-
lo1S
"v-A+~eas his courc:l is about to
ask TIL. 9s.5,jI, - vote Us $50. 600 10 bs,
spent far sewer construction al.
whereas t.2er4 : not now on file in our
civ office any chart whereby any
member Of -his council or the mayor
cam r. form himself as TO What parts Of
The c..v nov rave sewers or water
r.aias or as 10 what extensions OF
sewer n warer mains can be made 10
hest s.rva rha public need, and where
nv s.,r,44rirlra1,6err OF sewers and
mains vas bv resolution of this coun-
Iii 7v-ed Ian. 73. 1905 ordered and
s---r11cre5 70 r~epare such charts.
-r4~zF1v having he.n given TWO wears
e,s t,aIf III tine in which 10 comply
with me councils instructions. and
whereas. this council can not intel
jigenl,v expena $4,000 for new sewers
without charts ~ this kind for its in
f,-ma.irs ana whereas. there viii now
be s4.verry-uiI,a DAYS tine befor. said
sracial 4,ec-io1 10 yl.te. $4,000 of sewer
bends in which TINA said superirl-
,e95eat -: mains and sewers car com
r5le-e the x TX he Mas Instructed - DO
NOR than Two wears ago he il there
sore -asolve5 -..at : z Mack. supe-in-
-er.,ent Of city sewers ana mains, be-
and = her-;,,- Instructed. to cJ-a:5.e sc
hs ,~,- ras,0r az such charts accu-
-ste-v ana e6,->eciv locating all sewer
ass water mains uoy. constructed with
-reir connections and all resona pie and
neca-s.ry erg!a4erirg data pertaining
thereto ana he j. instructed 70 submit
same 10 this council for its acceptance
ac some r-e.ins 70 be he'd during the
month II October rex, and. be i fur
-aer resolved. that the may or b.. and IS
hereby authorized, To employ Sor as
stance in performing said work with
IN sa.,i tine all necessary clerical and
eue:r.a-r.!l- help and % pax FOR said
sssistal jointly OUT II any monies in
the sewer and water funds or any parts
of il ~ monies in the general fund
upor bills properly rendered audited
and approved BY this councils and. Re
4.,,-l,ar ,,eer7.-a9 -Na- Inc INN 81 IA ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23
KILLS BIG RATHER.
Sam Wenger Finds Snake With TWEEN
ty.five Youna Ones,


While exercising his hounds along
the Iowa river, back Of the Country
pClub. Sam Wenger was startled to hear
q noise like the buzz OF a. rattle snake.
On investigation, he discovered an old
rattler, between three and four feet in
length, coiled ready to strike. Wen
ger dispatched the reptile with his
rife.
Wepger secured his prey and found
that the snake had ten rattlers and a
button. The snake was a female and
on the approach Of danger she had
! S@li,!c-red her Young. Wenger opened
the mother snake and found twenty
five little ones. All of the young were
killed but one which succeeded in max
| ing its escape.
! Weneer brought the snake back to
the city with him and will have the
skin stuffed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23
ROOSEVELT MAY STOP
Efforts Being Made BY the MARSHALL
town Club to Hold Train Long
Enough to Permit Former President
to Straightforward Will Pass Thru
the City Fridsy Morning on Western
Tour-Stop Here is Short, But Long
er Stay May Be Secured.

The Marshal,town Club today sent a
telegram 70 Theodore Roosevelt ask
ing thar ARA ngeuents be made for a
shor, speech when the colonel passfs
thru the city on Friday morning, Aug.
2s.
Colonel Roosevelt viii pass thru the
CITY on his western trip, over the Chi
cago & Northwestern road, arriving
here al $40 Friday morning. The stop
here Is usually OF three or four min
utes' duration. An effort will be made
By ;he club 20 have the train held for
few minutes 70 permit the colonel 20
address the crowd briefly.
II the proper arrangements can he
made tor the stop here the club will
prepare 10 handle the crowd that will
undoubtedly be present TO hear Roose-
vel. and it may be that temporary
stand Will he erected in order that a
greater crowd can get within hearin g
distance than might be possible from
the rear end OF the train.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23
MOTOR CLUB FORMED.
Local Motorcycles Organize and Elect
Officers at Monday Night Meeting.

Officers at Monday Night Meeting.
The Marshalltown Motorcycle Club
was organized Monday evening, at
meeting held at the office Of l. E. Hub
Ter. The club was organized with a
mem hership Of fourteen. and It is be-
Iieved that this number will be in
creased before the first racing meet is
held next Saturday.
The purpose of the club Is to pro-
mote the interests OF motorcyclists and
to conduct a series of meets. The first
meet will be held at the county fair
grounds next Saturday afternoon, Aug
81.
Officers were elected Monday even
ing az following: President, A. E
Stein; secretary, Carl Cole; treasurer
Ernest Kinsey. A captain Will be
chosen later.
The club is planning on a number
! of runs from the city to nesrb1 towns
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
doing business under the firm name of
Robertson & Strub. Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All accounts
due the firm will be paid to A. l..
Strub. who will continue the business
and pay all bills against said firm. A.
L. Strub, Fred Robertson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23
SENDS WATER SAMPLES.
City Complies With State Law Con
corning Water Examination.

pies of 0ty water, in compliance with
the state law compelling cities to sub
NIT water samples annually for exami-
nation. The samples were sent by
Prof Charles N. Kenney, state chemist.
One OF the samples was taken from the
source OF supply. and the other from a
point do0'n town.
During recent days the city water
has shown to be roily at different places
| turnout the city, and in attempting to
learn the cause for the condition the
lTimes-Republican today saw Superin-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23
Ierman's Resolution.

Councilman He-na-s resolution. de-
g l2-!rz b: Mr.. Mack the charts OF
SEVER ana water mains, was as fol-
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04

w % 1A,lItlf ancrlII,
sharp County Arkansas,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
ELECTION PROCLAMATION,

I.W o. Smith, Sheriff Of Sharp County, Ar
Kansas, do hereby proclaim and make lnown that
there will be an election held IN the several yot-
ng precincts in said county on
Tuaaday, November 8 l9l0
'or the purpose Of eec,ing one Congressman
from the Second District Of Arkansas, and aaii
election will be held at The following places, t,-
wit:
Big Creek township at Calamluc, Cave % Cave
City, Davidson at king Mills, Hardy at Handy
Court House, Highland az ui5b'md School
House. Jackson at WiIilod, johnson at &c. PAUL.
Lave Creek at Rose Pond Lebanon at OoJson
School tIouae. bower North at Shridea School
House. Morgan 90 Center, North Bir Rock at
pouphEcouaie, North Union 90 Armstrong, piney
For,, at Evening Shade Court House, Redwood
at Aah Flat Scott 40 She5yylIIo South Biz Rock
at Center Hall, South Union at Coats, Strawberry
at Institute, Sullivan at Br.cae Springs. Upper
North at Wirtb Woabnaton at Powell Chapel.
Given under my hand .hs 10Th aag Of October
1910.
W. o SMITH Sheriff,
Sharp County Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04

Only four marriage permits
were granted by the clerk in the
Southern District during the
month Of October.
7. II, McCaIeb Of Hardy spent
q few hour- with hi4 friends here
Wednesday, coming over from
the Northern District capital with
a drummer.
Jack Simpson Of Cave town.
ship was a caller at this Office
Saturday who placed his sub
scription a year ahead. May his
tribe increase,
Edgar W. Young, who has
been at work at BatesviIle for
several months, was here a few
days lately visiting among reIa-
tiyca and friends,
jasper Hutcbi7on was here to
spray cattle Friday, but decided
the day was too cold. We under
stand the cattle will have a rest
until next spring.
A marriage license was issued
Monday to Lewis Pratt and Miss
/ Julia Carver Of Center. This
vas the first license Issued blythe
new clerk, Jas, NJ. Simpson.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
PAUPER CONTRACT LET.
New Contract Is For Less Money Than
This Years Contract.

In an adjourned term Of the
county court Saturday Judge
Kelley let the contract for the
care Of the paupers during 1911.
James II. Carpenter will care
for the female paupers and the
children who are wards Of the
county or nay become such, for
the sum of $3.50 per month per
pauper, At present there are
eleven women and children being
supported by the county.
g. P, johnson contracted to
care for the adult male paupers
for ST 50 per month each, At
present there is but one male
adult being cared for by the
county
There were a number Of other
bidders for these contracts, some
I.of the bids being az high as S15
d month per pauper
THIS year the paupers are be-
ing kept by James T. Carpenter,
who receives SO d month for each
I pauper.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
WARNING ORDER

In The Chanc5ry Court Of Sharp County for the
Southern District,
T. w. Brewer Plaintiff,
VS.
r. w. Pierce
Ki1lock Telephone Co.
r. W. Pierce, Mgr, defendants.
The defendants. T.. w. Pierce. Kin'oc; Telo.
phone Co.,, K. W. Pierce, Mgr, are warned to app
pear in this courl within 80 days and answer Jhe
complaint Of the plaintiff u. W. Brewer This
Oct s. 1910.
Arthur aul ivan. Clerk.
By Jasper Jus.u5, D. c..
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04

LOCAL News.
sso $1,000 - 90 ,eyNs

Assessor W. f. Smith was
here from Sidney one day this
week.
W. II, Clark and wife left
Thursday FOR BatesviIIe to spend
a few days,
Mrs. J. r. MetoaIf has been
quite sick several days this week,
victim OF chilla.
Judge J. W. Smith was at Ash
Flat Tuesday and Wednesday
looking after some legal ousi-
ness.
We went out the other day to
take look at our Office wood
pile, but il wasn't anywhere in
sight.
Quite a large number Of young
people enjoyed a Halloween par
ty at the Gem Hotel Monday
night.
s. s. MulIins, the Sidney jew
eler, was in Evening Shade 5ne
day this week melting his many
friends.
T, J. Davidson was sgain com,
missioned as notary public last
week, He has held this position
many years.
A. s. Ea7t was here from
Hardy day or two this week
He is agent for a number oil
good books,
o. +, Norman Of Love, Tzard
county, was in to see as Wed.
day and contributed a dollar tc
our exchoqueF
j, A, Gay, tho now county
judge, was in town Saturday
seeing his friends and looking on
at county court.
G. w. Johnson, one Of our
readers at MaxviIIe, was in town
Saturday and made this office q
su1stantial visit,
Dow Davis, the new overseer,
l9 that he will probably be-
rio work on the roads in this
nip next week.
Nr3. Mamie Wann has closed
nor school in Highland township
and orders US to send her Rec
ord to Hardy again.
William H., Spots Of Straw
berry township, county road
commissioner, was q visitor to
the city a few days ago.
The Record received much
appreciated visit Saturday from
Prof, Otis Lawrence, the genial
principal of the school at Sid
ney
e p. Watkins Of Sullivan
township was looking after some
uiness ia town one day lately
and nude this Office a pleasant
visit.
The Rabokah lodge initiated
five new membars AZ the mootog
Friday night A sumptuous
supper was spread after the work
vac uonc,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04

--s---s-n-zss->-s~--7-u tra~s-
Lame back comes on suddenly
and is extremely painful. 1t IIs
caused by rheumatism Of the
muscles. Quick relief is afforded
by applying ChamberIain's Lin
iment. Sold by Snow Drug Co.
j. r. Ray and wife, who live a
few miles southwest Of town,
we're here Tuesday doing some
trading, Mr.. Ray left at this Of
flee sweet potato which had
grown to a length Of eighteen
inches.
The Walnut Ridge Times Dis
patch says that paper is for
North Arkansas people all the
time and hopes J, O, Wasson Of
Wild Cat Corner will be elected
to The position he seeks ln the
next state senate,
Chaucery court for the South
ern District will convene here
next Monday The docket as
posted by the clerk shows there
are only nine cases to be dispos-
ed of, and Of this number four
are divorce suits.
A young person entering the
Springfield Business College
feels sure OF a good situation, as
soon as he is ready. The school
never fails to place a graduate of
the guarantee courses. Many
. pay for schooling from their sal
ary.
Rev. W. NJ. Duren, the Baptist
pastor, will preach at the Meth.
odist church aezt Saturday night
and Sunday morning Sunday
night Rev Burton will preach,
using for a subject, Heaven
where ic is, what it is and who
will be there"
Judge W, Fl, Kelley, who held
an adjourned term Of county
court Saturday, declared, after
the business had been completed,
that he was truly glad to be re-
Iieyod Of the duties of the county
Judges office. And we believe
he meant what he said.
Major Enoch O. Wolf, who
died at his home in lizard county
Sunday, had many friends here
who heard Of his death with sim
ocre regret, Major WOLF, a gel.
liant veteran Of two wars, was a
noble old citizen and his long
life was one Of usefulness.
Az The Sidney cemetery next
Sunday the Woodmen Of the
World will unveil a monument at
| the grave Of the late George f
KirtIey, Mr. KirtIey was a mem
Der Of the Woodmea Camp at
this place and the entire mem
berahip of The order here will no
doubt attend the uHvcilirg Sun
day,
Group is most prevalent during
the dry cold weather Of the early
winter months, Parents Of
young children should be pre-
pared for it, All that la needed
. is bottle Of Chauberlain's 9
Cough Remedy. Many mothers
are never without it 10 their
homes and it has never disap.
pointed them, Sold by Snow
Drug Go,
asss--
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04

Miss Tressie Woods left We'd
nesday for her home at Salem,
after spending several weeks
here with the family Of her uncle,
DR.. T. J. Woods,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04

Charles r, Henderson, an old
citizen Of this section and q vet
eran Of the Confederate army, is
in very feeble health. He is
suffering from heart trouble,
Mrs. Alice Cochran and her
son, Arthur Cochran, left Sun
day, tho former for her home at
West Plains, Mo, and the latter
for his home at Crinor, Okla
When O cold becomes settled in
The system, il will take several
days treatment to cure it, and
The best remedy to use is Cham.
berIain's Cough Remedy, 1t will
cure quicker than any other, and
also leaves ybo sy5ton To- q natur.
al and healthy conditions, Sold
by Snow Drug Co,
H. p SmaIlcy, who now lives
Ia short distance west of town,
Jhjs week purchased The Tbos.
rodloci place in Lave Creek
township, TO which he will soon
move,
The heavy frost Of laat Friday
night did o great deal Of damage
to cotton in this section, The
paper5 report that the damage
was great all over Tho cotton
stotc7,
j. c. Sims Of Opel, Montana,
Ia yioiting hia parents, Mr. and
MIRA James g. Sims, o few miIoa
east Of town, Mr. Sims ia q
prosperous rauchman in The big
northwest
c. p Bray, one Of Tho Rec.
ord's good friends at MaxvilIo,
wlq In TO 1ce Oa one day tho lat.
ter putoi lA9t week, IIo ia an.
other who keeps h,s subscription
paid in advance,
Mp o G, Shaver went 10
Scott township tho latter part Of.
last week TO attend the burial af
her aunt Mira, Nancy Dawson,
an aged lady who pa5scd away
on The 27lh jnsG
NOTICE=All porueo indebted
TO me for forOiIsar will please
make settlement at once at the
Bank Of Evening Shade. There
accounts are now doc and ! must.
1oIIcot them John W, Thompsoo,
Tho old, old 5lory, told umea
without number and repeated.
over and oyer again tor tho Iast
l6 yeor, butitmaIvlyl q wei.
some story 90 those In adarh af
1eslDb rhore Ia nothing iA tha.
world thoJ cures oou1b5 anI
'olda oa QuIohyat Gb1ubarImoa
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
Wldn5 laN NWtnb1I8 b I9Il.

NNNNt ht'r NNNrNI.i a|a IH|li
between The houta of 0o,oa, To the forenoon
and o'our', .u The afternoon The following des.
ciltd real estate ..tustp Iu tho Southern b licf
ot Sharn County Arkansas, 1.wu
The HuJb half OF Jhpuurthwct hacUoua.
quarter 90 ud 5ssC0 gegea al tho routhw,rt
fractional quarter 2 and tbl0o acrta, and iFe
went Lad. of the Bouhtnat fractional quarter. "a
and 6siJO alrgs OF section % and the rorth,nlt
fractional quarter inl and d7.luu utrts Of 4ertiap
D and the aouuvw, fractional lJalJcr of ,ho
aouDhelat fractional Gumtor Ijmd W.l00 aorcr
~ wrtiou ~, anil ibe u,rlh.1ar Iuurrg 600
lcroH, oi o0uon G aud Ihe n1r.hWu. uu,rura,
quarter. ID and G.IuO aD.H 1r .eUu.u I. qd Iba
west hu.f uf the uorthrnHt quarter 10 acres. and
tho rnHt half ruf the northwest quarter sO nfroa.
md The northweH quarter OF lbc uorhWoat
quarter 10 acrea OF section ad. In township De-
north, rnre weat and Jbe aouthwost quarter
of lhe uorthweat quarter 10 acreH of Heetlan 9,
and The Haulhenat quarter of The lou.hweat QUAR-
ter 10 acres, and Che oulbwost Iaurtor Of tho
uorthouat 0uartor % acroH, aud 0ho uuthaa.l
quarter of lho uurrhwoat luaur, 10 auea. of
section o., and the aaat hale of tho narhepat oual-
t,d o aDs, ui section % and he wtal b4If af
the northwest quarter % aueB, of section "a. and
The northeast quarter lf the southeast dHaftef
40 uctes, 1f .eytIun l5 and the southwest atar-
tcr loo acrce, of section 20 and .bc north halfof
The uorh,nH. quarter sO acrca and tho uorthcnrt
quarter 1i IbU southwest quarter, 90 srroa. and
the northwest ausftrrof Jhs suuJhveBt quarter.
40 aores, and The southwest quarter OF the south.
weHt uunter, TO aereH, and The northwest duar.
Ier Of .he southeast quarter. 90 acres. Of section
No. and The northwest quarter Of The HoHhwert
iumtUr 40 Bcrtb, OF section 20, n toUufhp I'D
north. range Z west, and the ca.t half of ths
northeast quarter % acres Of sealion l5, and the
northwest uubrJe' Of The northwest quarter Do
lur. of section i In township % north rarse .
tesb and The west haIf of the southehst quarter,
% acres of acJtion q township n north. range
veut to satisfy auld execution amounting To- three
houspnd four hundred and htty dollars and
hFty. five CENTS aud JoHts,
Given under my hand lhis October ldth, inif,
w. o SMITH, Sheriff.
5haiu County Arkansas
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
SRERIFF'S SALE
under EXECUTION

Ryvrtue Of an oyeouloD IWued from the Office
Of the t'ar.s Of the Circuit Court for tho Southern
District Of Sharp County ArsaHaa ON tho aath
day Of September 1910, directed To- Dha under.
signed sheriff nf Sharp County A.baama, 1l,d
execution Icing issued 10 the cause of Plat Na-
tionol Bank OF Batg6y'lc. plaintiff, against S. H.
Shaver and Mouo T. 3h9yor, defendants, the an.
dcrsirn5d as guca rbp'G ha1 levied uro1 and wlll
sell otpl5.ie auction TO the hieboaJ hddor. ou %
croditof .huc m1otht, aJ .hauau. front door OF
The cou. houo ZOO 'ho town OF Evening sbudc u
hoHegJuW Da4,rto. sharp County, Ar.aGwa,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
NURSING MOTHERS
show the beneficial ef-
fects of
SCOtt's Emulsion

in a very short Il ne, 1t
not only builds her up,
but cnriches the mothers
milk and properly nour
ishes the child,
Nearly all mothers who
nurse theirchildrcnshould
take this splendid food.
tonic, not only 70 keep
up their own strength but
to properly nourisb their
children.
ron sAtn pY An nnnadigTa
Sharp County record., 1910-11-04
ron sAtr py All Dhpooiers

bsnf ~ nsme sf panerap ME- "a nv cuf
beautiful aafRHs Hht aad chiii's HkalehsHoet
taeh hank contains q oe8d Luck Penny,
af0T'f 8 aoWNE, 400 Pearl 9t New yert
The Detroit times., 1910-12-20
let THE UMPIRE
\ SEVERELY ALONE
10 Says Ban Johnson in Fine Back
Hand wallop at Charles
Murphy.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Fresh indica-
ton of how Ban. B. Johnson, of the
American league, dotes on Charles W.
Murphy, of the Chicago Cubs-not-is
being digeste dhere today by Chicago
fans.
Without mentioning by name the
National league magnate, Johnson, be-
fore leaving for st. Louis to overlook
the Browns transfer, took occasion to
pour shot into Murphy's recent state
ments that the National league UNI
pires would be worked under the
shadows OF the owners supervision.
when club owners of baseball
league" said Johnson, decide to pass
upon the fitness or unfairness Of the
umpires il is time for change. An
owner would stultify himself were TO
dictate how the umpires should be
handled. l do not thin kthere Is a
single owner. in the American league,
at least, who would cheaper himself
by interfering by picking or retaining
the umpires. That is the business of
the president of the league. II he ism I
able 10 handle such matters. ii is time
for the owners 10 look for a president
who is
The Detroit times., 1910-12-20

Conlon Is Sure
Bantam Champ

cedupg tdlu etaoidlu ,aodIu tn tuauo
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec 20.-Loca!
fight fans here today proclaim Johnny
Coulon as the sure enough champion
baEtamweight as a result Of his battle
with Earl Dennlng when he sent the
other Chicago boy 10 the mat in five
rounds. It was Coulon's fight from
the tap of the bell. for. although he
put ur a game scrap, DenniDg couldn't
stand up lnder Johnnys punches
The bell saved Dennlng in the third
when a left 10 the jaw sent him
the ropes and after that Cou.
Ion forced the fighting In the fifth
he landed a hot one Cd Denning's
jaw. lowered him TO the mat In his
arms. an dbefore The dazed boy could
gather his wits the fight was over.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-20
Business Alone
Nj arks American

The sale of the Doves and OF the
ST. Louis Browns is stirring up no
end OF talk among baseball men ana
doing lot 10 keep the popular sum,
mcr game alive during the blizzard
season
Both will likely be sold, but the
great object lesson taught by these
sales 10 people who really think with
their heads. is the difference in the
way the deals are being handled.
When the sale OF the Boston team
was first proposed. and even up 10
the present time. there has never
been any indication from the other
owners of National league teams that
they cared a boot who secured con-
troll OF the tai-enders. That is the
National league way of doing bust
ness
When a proposition comes up TO
change ownership OF an American
league club. the league itself gets
busy and wants TO find out who is
who and whether the new owner has
money enough TO get anywhere.
Hedges decides to sell the ST. LOUIS
Browns. and Immediately the league
as a league takes the matter up.
commission is appointed 10 learn the
details of the proposed sale. and it's
a safe bet that the deal won't go
through until everything is satisfac
tory TO the other owners and they
know the new men will be able To
put a real ball club into the circuit.
In the past few years the National
league has been rapidly headed to-
wards the bumps, while the American
league has been coming TO the front.
The sale OF these two clubs is a good
illustration of the reason, With the
American league baseba/ ii is bust
ness proposition and is guarded by
business methods. With the National
league any old thing goes and no one
appears TO care much. :. Spargo
in Boston Traveller