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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-02
PUBLIC NOTICES.
z. Il THOMAS AND JAS FRANCIS
SMITH. Attorneys

SMITH Attorneys
IN The SUPREME CO-RT OF TIE MS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a District
Court IN Re The widen NJ OF -Irzr sfraa.
northeast. in the Eistrict & Columbia Dis
tTict Court, No 81 No-iCa is hereby given
that the Commissioners O. The District Of
Columbia pursuant TO tl= provisions OF an
Act OF congress approved -une Il 1910. en-
tisied An Act autholizl2s the v-ideufns q
First street uortheast.~ n t-s District OF Co
Iumbia-' have filed a petition in this co.rrt
praying the condemnation o. the land neces-
sary for the widening Of First street ra-th-
No six hundred and seventy-five. six hun
dred and sevenry-seTen. to R w asa5
file in the ONCE or the Encinee- 571r1r,is-
sioner. District % COiumbia and as shown ~,
a Plat lied with said petition as part there
o. ana praying also mat q july OF five ju-
d1cioUs, disinterested men who shall be f---e-
holders within the District OF Columbia not
related TO any person interested in these
proceedings. and not in the service or en-
ployment OF the District Of Columbia Or OF
the United Sta -es, be summoned BY the
United states Marshal Cor the District o.
Columbia ASSES the Garuaces each ~v,.ra-
Of the land TO be taken nav sustain bv raasC-
Of the widening OF the Aforesaid First street
northeast, and the condemnation OF the land
necessary FOR the purposes thereof and 4
tire amount OF aid damages. plus the cost
of this proceeding. upon the land ahutfinr,
upon the SD First street northeast. to be
WideEed- ana also upon All other pieces or
parcels Of land which the Jury NAV f-,a ,.-ill
be benefited by the said widening OF the said
First street northeast, provided for bv
the aforesaid Act Of Congress. Il is by the
court. this Soth day o. November A D. 1910
Ordered that all persons having any Interest
in these proceedings be and they are hereby
warned and commanded TO appear in this
court on or before the Sta dav Of January
a D 1911. at ten OClOCS a. m. and con-
tinue in attendance until the court shall have
made its final order ratifying AID confru-
ing the award OF damages and assessments Of
benefits Of the jury TO be empaneIed AMI
sworn herein. and Il is further ordered thaf
a copy OF this notice and order shall be ptsb-
Iished once in the Washington Law ReDorrer
and on six secular DAYS in the Wasbinrro-l
star The washington Times the TashinTfo-7
Post. newspapers published in said District
commencing at least twenty days before the
said 5th day Of January. A d 1911 II fs
further ordered that copy Of this NOTICE
be served by the United States Marshal or
his deputies, upon such owners Of the ians
to b condemned herein as may be fOTrD5
by the said Marshal MS deputies within
the District OF Columbia. md upon such ten
ants and occupants OF Il sane before the
said 5th day Of January A d 1911 BY the
Court HARRY N. CLABAUGT- Chief ms
tice. tSeaD- true copy Test. J r
YOUNG. Clerk BY +. E CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Clerk
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-,,,rrishr-- as information only. not guaranteed
90 D - daily-For virginia; Wesl Viz
- and Kentucky points Pullman sleep
q f-frcinnati and Louisville Dining car
.-n-5n-eEiLla.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-02
SOuTHERN RAILWAY

T.-Fo.Iovving schedule figures published
-ulv ss information and not guaranteed-
y,-leans. Ashev lie. goo a n and 1915 D. n
DAM SEQ a. m daily for ChartanoosS and
M 9ll1- Ts,lno[es Knoxville. C1,at-a7o,-,
Birmingham. New orleans. 1910 D. m daily
I r. y Rosnoke. knoxville. Chattanooga. Mem
mis- Nashville, 40 a. m daily sleeping
car open sfJer 10 ?. m y Dinigs cars
5=or Charlotte. spar sstflo5l e. Al lt-lTa, Allis-
ton Birmingham 4-l5 p M daily Dining
Tourist cars for California Monday Wed
4av. Thursday. Friday. saturday. E.I5
? - ~ charlotte. Columbia Charleston. AIKEN
A7,~r-sfs- Savannah. jacksonville. and For.
-. Do5uts $50 p. daily Dining cars
lolA 80 20 - F7a~rfsonbu-g $50 a III S-5I,-
az D VI and $50 p m week days f1-
TauviIe. $50 a m daily and for Char
iet-es--ille- $50 a. m and $50 p M daily
n n. seek days Frequent trains to am
no" L s BROWN. General Agent
CEESAPEAF<E & OHIO LINES.
-,lt .ishc- as information only, not guaranteed
- ana Kentucky points Pullman sleep
- % cincinnati and Louisville DininE car
- ::eiiy-CINCINNATI-sT LOUIS
-,frICASO SPECIAL solid train 20 -.
SlSS' sz,Ic at important stations FuiTr.ar's
800 equipment and G. & O. dininE car
ia r M d2ilv-F- r V LIMITED. fo-
- SoTtby-est- and Northwest PM
-, sleepers % Virginia Hot Springs. Cinc.n-
10 10 80 Is71-fsville. Cincinnati Sieer-- omen
- occupancy 10 D. m g & o dining car
T5ctet Offices 5l3 Pa ave. lsss r s. and
- station Phone Main 1855 2106 and 7ss8-
SEARoARD AIR LINE RY.
-oo- a m daiiy-'-Seab board FAST Mall
.-.Ae---,-t, coaches and Pullman sieeDerS 10
ssvsnnah and JacizsoTly ilie- FaTior cars Jack
s-,--5lIe 70 Tampa Through Sleeper 10 AT
-s-ra Dining car
80 D m daily-''Ssabo board Express cleo
.-tc-l1r Ifrhted sIeepers and observation car
ss,sfur5ed with electric fans Through ser
- % savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa, A.
t.Tfa FsfrTnir CHAM and Memphis Dining cara
ticket Office, Jus New York ave y y.
z A HAYWOOD c. 7. a.
gro z PHILLIPS, D P. A.
c u, RYAN q. P. A. Portsmouth,. FA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-02

r Ck SAi-H.-lny eE-nent property, near Un5ou
Station . substantial bricks : rooms 80
water each yearly rental. S9lz- price s-Ie8
JANES a tAHILL- los r ST. " W
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-02

NEW. Groom house r-l-- an 5r-
=TCE ezleurs- IN d-z--class r.-z5-5c-- Ia5.--5r-
c1ty- o1er wanted 1914 Z s. y K
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
BARELY SAVED.

Och, Patsy. darlint, Ire yez drown
.d?" asked Mrs O'Donophy of her hus-
oand as he came in dripping.
mo. Bridget, but I wint down twice
before liver kim up
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
To Draw From
tho Sky.

tno oky.
would you be-
lieve that this
new f1ier and his
aeroplane Will
come back to the
starting point?"
Naturally His
wife is waiting
for him there"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
A LITTLE TOO PLAIN.

.She-He didn't succeed In convincing
her after all his argument.
He-No; he merely made her mad.
She--But his explanation was clear.
He-Yes, and that's where he made
his mistake. He told her it was as
plain as the nose on her face"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
MARKED UP.

Hear about the. row between the
old pals Bill and Joe?''
What happened?"
while Joe was asleep in the grocery
Bill carved his name on Joe's wooden
leg" -.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
A Calamity.

A Calamity.
'Arry-Wot's yer
'urry, Bill?
Bill-I've got to
go to work..
AIRY - Work?
Why, wot's the
matter with the
missS? Amt she
well? ,% ~ Vs..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
Knew Her History

Knew Her History
Teacher - Yes,
Mary succeeded
Edward vi. Now,
W no follow e q
Mary?
Girl Pleas Sc,
miss, her lamb.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21

Why There Was
Trouble.
Good heavens!
What is the mat.
ter"
THE people in
the second story
have gone away
and left their au-
topiano playing!"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21

MOST SOOTHING.
The Better Jalf--What kind of pow
Ter would be best for baby, l wonder?
The Rest-GunpoWder
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
All Gone.

He had more
m o II e y I II a II
BRAINS"
land now that
he Is bankrupt
what has he got
left ?"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21

Handy Things to
Have.
Hard Workin'
wife you've got,
Bill"
Yes, 7 wish I'd
a couple more like
her."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
Engaging an Of

Engaging an OF
flee Boy.
Employer - You
haven't a grand
mother?
Boy-No, sir.
Employer - I'm
glad of that. MY
last boy must
have attended the
funerals Of at
least six grand
mothers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
A SWEET MISSlVE.

Lodger-A letter ought to have come
here for me about week ago. Haven't
you seen anything of it?
Landlady-Oh, yes, but it was so
beautifully scented I kept it among
my handkerchiefs a, little while.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
EASY.

Girl From Country don't see what
kind of a place l could get, There
isn't single thing l know how to do.
Employment Agent--Very simple.
.lust advertise yourself as a maid Of
all work.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
or TWO EVILS.
HEADING HER OFF

1t was the old, old story, but, then.
the new boarder had never really had
any hopes. He knew those home
comforts
"Choose" said the stern landlady as
he took his seat at the festive break
fast ia BILE
"l1ow can ] choose" inquired the new
boarder blandly, when there is only
one egg
why" returned the stern landlady
snappily, take it Or leave it," #
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21

ONLY A HOPE.
He-Farewell. my darling, l hope
you will remain true to me.
She Through her tears)-I hope so
too.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
WHEN IN DOUBT.

Patient-How's my pulse-all right.
Young Medicus-Can't tell accurate
ly. My watch is fast.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-21
Fashions In Hats

Fashions In Hats
For Women.
He - What new
folly is that?
She-New folly,
indeed! That's the
new hat, Comet
1910" All the
smart women are
wearing them this
year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
WILL NOT FAIL TO USE IN.

The republican majority in congress
IS putting into tho hands Of the dem
ocrals a rood deal Of first class cam.
paigt material which the opposition
viii surely use. ana use effectively, too
during tho coming campaign. For ok.
ample. the New York Horaid's wash
irgton letter calls attention 20 Il num-
Der OF oxtravngaut amendments made
by the senate TO the legislative APP
preparation bin as II came over from
the house. Among these Is one "a
which the Morning Journal has al
ready called attention. which provides
for fitting up luxurious bath rooms ~
pubic expense, for the use Of sena-
tors, together with the employment OF
professional maasours al princely sal
aries. Through such Items. and var
ious other additions, the senate com-
mittee on appropriations has Increased
the appropriations made by tho house
by sf99.162. That the economy slo-
san Of congress has been forgotten ia
the rush to get money is shown in an
increase IN the bill reported 70 the
senate over that OF last year Of ST.
100000. The appropriations for 1910
were S|32.007.O49, while the bill re-
ported to the senate, which il now be-
fore that body carries $84,0i1,a47.
Democratic campaign orators have
already seized upon the professional
masseur'' FOR tho senate as a juicy
morscl for use upon the stump In the
campaign for the house for which
they are now preparing. The bath
rooms for which he is provided are
to hnve hot and cold baths, Turkish
baths Russian baths and great marble
slals ON which senators may lie while
haying tlie Wrinkles Of hard legisla-
tive tabor eradirattd.
or course the democrats win use all
this, and also Of course, they ought to
use 1t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
POPULATION or NEW MEXICO.

Much has been said about the in-
crease In population Of New Mexico.
and many persons have believed That
there was some eHaggoration in the es-
mates OF increase. In this connection
we call attention TO the fact thai so
the year 1900 the United States een-
sus gave the territory a population of
$4,000. and tho VOTE FOR delegate that
year was S9,4l4. This indicates about
five persons 60 each voter In 1908
the total vote for delegate was SIS, $50,
which. Of the same ratio. would give
4 population OF 2944 400. This mdl-
Gates an increase az nearly 100 900 I'M
eight years, but il must be borne IN
mind thar, for a variety Of reasons,
unnecessary now 20 discuss. y very.
large number Of voters, both rcpHbli-
cans and democrats. did not vote IL
1905, Largo additions have been
made 70 our population since the cleo
ton Of 1905. Everything considered
IL Is quite reasonable ana moderate 10
PUT our present population at not less
than 100000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
SHORE TRAlNMEN
TO VOTE ON STRIKE

Cleveland. March 2S.-A strike vote
was ordered taken today on The Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern railway
by the officers OF the brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen and the order Of
Railway Conductors. About 10000
men are involved.
The cnd OF the negotiations came
with the rejection by the union off
ficials OF a eounter-proposition by the
railroad. The original demands Of
the men were rejected two days ago.
The resalt OF the strike vote win be
known April Sth.
While neither side win discuss the
causes of The failure to agree, it is un-
derstood that the break occurred on
the question of working conditions,
both sides being willing to compro-
mise on The subject OF wages
Pending the %canvassing of the
strike vote Vice President A. J.. Gregg.
of the order nt Railway Conductors
and Vice President y. F. Whitney a.
the brotherhood of Railway Train
men win open negotiations with the
management OF the Nickle Plate sys-
tenn tn Ills city Tor a new working
8wrcemen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
HlIL TO HONEST JOHN.

Inspired. no doubt, by the fact that
our democratic brethren were forced
to have "a candidate for the council
in tho fourth ward and that Honest
John was the only man willing to ae-
cept the honor, our evening ncighbor
launched out last night IA an lnspir-
ing defense Of that astnte public SCR
want calculated To bring tears Of
pride to tho eyes of the average citi-
zen. so far as is known no attack
has been made an Mr.. Boaven. and
since he had not become "a candidate
the defense was entirely voluntary and
It's eluqueuco ana vchemence All the
more striking.
IT Is 70 De regretted that The pcoplc
are thus forced 10 recall the long,
and more or loss exciting career Of
I Honest John as a public servant. But
Cor this eloquent pleading Of his
cause. the record might have been for
gotten. or az least pissed over BIZ
an always charitable public. but we
must, %perforcc, now recall that strcn-
uous Garner in the service OF the poo-
pie. that utter overlooking of personal
interest and selfish gain which has
marked this fearless citizen since first
the people laid the laurel crown upon
his brow ana dubbed him chief. We
well remember the inter abandonment
OF self which be evidenced ia that fry-
ing time when it required the united
efforts OF the district attorney. the
attorney general, the governor. the
travelling auditor. the city council and
the courts 20 separate him from the
county bank roll, which, although his
term as county treasurer had expired,
ne could nor. for the peoples sake,
cntrust to the uncertain clutches Of
another
Ut is required that we recall that
according to the city's records Honest
John, during the past two yeals, has
sold $4,000 worth Of coal TO the city,
representing twcnty-six separate and
distinct payments from the city treas
ury-and one nus keep in mind the
fact that in order to thus serve the
people Honest John as many times
tool q long chanee with the law, thus
showing a public spirit without equal
in the annals of the city. We must
not forget his ringing championship
Of the right Of the city council to
change tho law when necessary to
make the law conform to the needs
of a brother officer Of the city.
There are many touching instances
of Ills complete abandonment OF per-
sonal interest and utter devotion to
The public veal which this glowing
defense recalls.
Hail to Honest John, prime minis
ter to the administration; chief adj
voeate OF the policy of streets at any
cost. and of any kind. so our fellows
build them; high priest of the doc
trino Of rigid economy Why
squander space; why weary the poo
pho IN r%cciting the record of sno "a
man, a man whose record is written
firm ana clear on the minds or his
admiring fellow citizens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
Nrl ARMOUR IS HEAP SORRY.

THO people Of the entire country
haNc the sympathy Of Mr.. J. ogden
Armour, president Of the Armour
Packing company, ia the trouble they
nre having 10 obtain meat at living
prices. air. Armour says ne Is very
sorry chat meat prices are So high
but he really can see no prospect OF
a reduction la prices until the "new
cron of meat producing animals
reaches the packing house.
Mir. Armour was in Omaha on a
trip of inspection Of his packing
plants. and while there hc said
81 am nwroliy sorry 70 see the peo-
pie compelled % pay these high prices
Tor their meats, It's too bad. And
! am SORRY for the packers, too. for
we cinuet make as much money when
meats are hugh as we can when they
are iow. our profits are nothing Ike
ass great in times OF high prices
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
D0UMA'S AUTHORITY
NOW EMBRACES FlNDLAND

ST. Petersburg. March 2S.-Em-
peror Nicholas manifesto extending
the authority 81 the douma over FIN
land is iavorabiy received hy the leg
isiatlve body Thc Eusso-Finish hill
defining thc legislative boundary be-
tween the douma and the diet and
which IS 10 De submitted to The douma
is assured of adpotion with minor
amendments.
The diets share in the impending
settlement. Is confined 10 an advisory
cap1city. The hin IS based upon tile
project of ~ Kharitonin Tor a mixed
commission ol Russians ami Firms
that shall formulate % new plan of rec
latIunShlp between Russia and tht
Duchv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
MIR. BEvERTDcT IN COMMAND.

Throughout the country IN general
there IS n very unhappy wrangle IN
the republican party bctwen "rcgu-
lars and "insurgents.1 over the con
troll Of the party machinery during
the coming campaign. nut as Nc
learn from recent reports. an entirely
different statc Of affairs prevails In In
diana. There. il Is said, the regulars
have all stepped aside, and by COM
mon consent the command at the
whole situation has been turned over
70 Senator BeyeridRe, who IS 90 be ul-
lowed 10 run things In his own way.
Mr.. Beyeridge, whose seat IN the
senate depends on the Indiana iogis-
inture geing republican this faiL rs
10 be permitted 70 have his own men
Oh guard in the state and county com
mittee. He can have his own trons-
urer and no questions viii be asked
as TO whore h. gets the funds or how
he spends them
Il is possible, however. illat there
may be "a warm contest ia the state
convention over a declaration OF the
issues but 80 far as the campaign in
indiana IL concerned senator Beyer-
idgc VIII be- allowed 90 assume the en-
Tire responsibility. Some un%easiness
is being eanaed as to what effect this
course viii have on mombers OF the
House ot Representatives mud il lis
predicted that IL the Indiana logIsla-
turc goes democratic that tho d,mo-
Gratis VIII Also gain members OF tho
house.
Tho regulars, as a rule, win wors
faithfully up 70 any plan that MI
i'syerldrc may adopt. believing tha
lo pc THIS only good politics OF tho
situation. since IL they divide tho party
ana pan IL skies nj scyens, defeat
viii be inevitable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
SOME SCRAPS or HISTORY.

If the eruption OF Mount Etna COM
iinues AZ its present rate. marked
chiefly hy an outflowine Of lava. in all
probability The loss OF lie viii be
comparatively small The lawn flow
may proceed So far that many ham-
lets, ana possibly "a few towns, VIII De
wiped ont OF existence. but in such
cases the Inhabitants have ample
warning. and can flee from The ad-
vancing wan OF motion rock. The
average flow Of the la1a Is stated in
the dispatches "a ho about 100 feet
an hour. This IS rapid. In compari-
sen with other flows. but NOT fast
enough "a o%ndanscr life. AS far MS
can be- ascertainod, the flow IS chiefly
ln q s-outhcastcriy direction. toward
Catnnin. n Is altogether improbable
that that citS. which Is about twenty
miles from TIM crater, viii he reached
by the lava.
The following items OF history. COLI
lated by an exchange. touching erup-
lions OF certain volcanoes stni is nn
active state, win he found of Interest,"
IN the Pclcc disaster of 1909 great
loss of life was accustomed hy the des-
cent Of a wave OF vcrltahie flame
upon the people ilving on the slopes
Of the volcano They were burned
before they could escape. some vol
cpnlc oruptions ate marked by tho
Venting 81 vast volumes I'll ris. which
annocatc the victims II Is supposed
10 some strdsnts that this was the
case with the eruption az Vcsuvius
which overwhelmed pompciL the pco-
pie being first sunocatei ana Then
covered by @ iau ol ashes and scorino
The eruption of krakatoa. in iho
Straits oil sunda. which occurred m
August. 1883 presented snll another.
eject Ia volcanic dcstrucusgntss This
mountain literally blew ite hoad o0
with an explosion that wls heard FOR
an imcmnsc distance Tho disturbance
created % series oi sea waves which
swept the shores of lava and Sumatra.
foslnr many villages and causing
th Toss 81 more than $4,000 people
Zine Hawaiian volcanoes Mauua
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
Solos: & s ;: e:

RACK TO THE cactus for bungling
Incompetence.
THE CITY administration tried to
give THE people % water supply by
making faces at the water company
ana hitting 80 toushl9 on the wrist.
NEXT TO THE probate cicrN, the
census man is lovely woman's pot
arcrsiou-ior she has "a tell her age
THE NOLCANOLOGISTS have is-
sued warning that something is likely
20 occur al Mount Etna. This predic-
zion seems warranted hv the present
sitsauon-with % 1900 foot river OF
laVa doing ID Marathon acros the
country.
NeJ WILL Have 90 give Ct to r.
Dr. He's q higrer man in Europe now
than the miehticst monarch lic's
making darkest Egypt look like the
sreal White WAY
AS q PRIVATE citizen AIR Lester
win get the enthusiastic supper of
the voters ~ Albuquerque
AND Not q solitary democrat has
arisen to zen what became OF thaf
Slr2 GOO sewer system
THE COAL BANNING leeai and
oiNor interests represented hy the
present pie RESUME 1rc economical
enouah with fheir own money. The
pcopie IS different
FOR THE SAKE of argument uu-
lntt sewer will cost only $500 a
YEAR tu ruu In ton wears there is
$4,000 shot Co ricccs-morc than
enough fo make several cts halls Tor
the cts of Albuquerque. This. gentle
reader. at StNnN d year IS EieiI
Economy. Ten ihc truth and sou