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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
Arizona Teachers
 To Meet

Ire Arizons Teachers Association, which will hold its nineteenth annual meeting in Douglas. December 2I to go, has been fortunate to secure the services of Dr. Charles A McMurrsy and Miss Florence Holhrook ss in. structors. Dr. Kendrick c Bsbcock, president of the Drivers ty of Arizona i; Hon. Kirk T Moore. territorial super. intendent of pubic instruc' ion; Presi- dent A J Matthews, of the Tempe Normal; Dr. Edward Godfrey. ter- ritorial superintendent of health; pr. RHH Blome. president Northern Arizona Normal, and Frederick I Wright, of Douglas. are also to take Q prominent part in the program now being prepared.
 Many Cochise county teachers will be present All the teachers from tue Tomb tone school are planning to attend Tie lccsl school board, very
 wisely. is arranging for litersl induce
 ments for the teachers in order tt secure 6 fulistteDdsce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
e.P.& S.W. Officials
 Visit Tombstone

A special train of tn. Fl Pa.o and south~estern R. lSay officials wer- m Tombstone yesterday afternoon on a briei vi-it of inspection. The party com mprised General NsnsgerSim mons, Superintsnd mt Ha kes, Assistant Superintendent King and Chief En- gineer Campbell. The ofhcla.s have about completed tour of inspection Of the Arizona division snd contem- plate CIV changes on the main line track from Lewis Springs to Benson The party remained in this city about two hours.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
Hope to Effect
 a Speedy Cure

According tn letter received from the insane asylum st Phoenix, it is learned that the condition of Gus Gottschsik, mmitted from 'hIs county in the month of July last year shows that his condition is practically the same as g ies months ago, and further that the patient since his con. tinement has suffered two slight strokes of psrsly.is. Mir Gottschalk Is well knosn throughout the county and it Is hoped by his many friends that he will be cured of his sffi ction in due time by the application Of proper medical treatment nov being sdmiuistered by the physicians ID charge al the ssylum,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
Operations Resumed
 In Johnson District

Richard Harding who among the arrivals in Tombstone from Juhns"n a- \ ~,tne-s before the federal court, states that the Peacock Copper Min ing comp ny, owning valuable prop ertie- in that district. had re.umtd d operations and forcr oi miners wtIe now at work This property he stat" g, s O sidered by experts {" e one Oi t bes. in the entire Johnson Drs- goon District, and that the c mpsnv is now w,rking m ore that shows ex- c, llent values.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
Seven RevoIutionists
 Arrested in Fr0nteras

Seven MeIicans who took tie train at Agus Priets yesterday fer Nscnzsri were arrested .. Fron'er~s .ad placed in jail there by the civ'i authorities on the cha:ge O! being re- volutiou,sts. They hal heen living in Douglas and were on their way to Nacczsri, but what reason the author i'ies had for suspectin. them Of being -evolutionist- or the names of the parties wac not known.
 As e precautionary measure to pre- 'ent possible viola ions of neutrality rqusdron of cavalry arrived ia Doug.
 .s and sr Nsco today. These troops v II patrol the international line. Gea Thomas will meet Gov rorre,
 | Sonors by appointment st Nsc'
 his D. m. to consider the situation ir northern Sonora.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
From Mondays Daily.

is- Su an Cab, Il returned to Cuu { land ,esterd y alter pending several days m Tun,b-tons, tsving cone tu the county se [ tu stts pd the recep- tion tendered the Grand Worti } Ns,rou by the cal lodge ui the order uf Eastern Star.
 The Tombstone Chsmter of Com "erce will huld ts next meeting on
 r"dsy, Dec, mher l6. That this newly urg-n z.d ns'irution bIds far tn be Iemsi kshie success, is evideJc I'd from the way its otfic rs are pr. m tng the venture.
 H irry A. Smith, H.K Cheuowith nd G-' rga P. n-. arrived th;- morning from NOgales ob federal conr, natters'
 R. :. Jackson, the we'll known Courtlandite. is in the county sest on A brief bus ness mission.
 The local public school resumed its work this morning after 8 few days Thanksgiving vacation. Yuma oranges are DOW in the mar ket and are the best ever. Quotations in the New York market are in the neig borhood of SIP box.
 Lonis Lombsrdi is slowly recover- ing from h:s injuries received last week when his horse ran away and caused fracture of three ribs besides many shrasions and conrusions about the head ard body. Mir. Lom bsrdi had A narrow escape from death.
 Miss Lucy Wolcott returned to Douglas toosy after mos: enjoyab e visit here with her parepts and Tomb- stone friends
 T. J, Mil'er is among the visitors in Tombstone today from his home at Tucson.
 George x Ssyre ot Tucson arrived m the city ythis morning from the old Pueblo on court husiness
 Mott F. Gu Id was among the sr- rivals thIs morning from Red Rock, P nal unty. having business before the United States court.
 Con O'Krefe. collector of custom. -'stIoned at N.gslea, came m th's morning from the border city, having been summoned to appear as wit ness before the grand jury in several sfa"ss !;ag cases. He is aco RiP.bied ny l!. =. Creighton also iu the custom -ervice At that point.
 United States arshsl C. 4. Oyer- lock is in Ton b.tone, having arrived last eyening from DOuglss and is in attendance of the fede,al court which 'nvened today.
 Deputy United States Msrshsls D. N. willetr, Il. Y. Anays and Bernard Anderson of Tucson are among the government officials in attendance in court tod y, b,ving arrived ye.,erdsy
 W. A. White o. Hereford is in town l for several days on mstters of busi | Gess nature.
 United States Attorney Joseph E Morrison, and Assistant United State: l District Attorney Forest came in issi evening from Bisbee, and are busily engaged with the federal grand jury .bich was empsneled today. ! Constable Frank Tr.sk came IT this morning from Benson, having il custody s prisoner for the count, bsstile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04

home tonight firm Los Angeles, Mrs. King hay ng r.c,verel from her re- cent illne-s -uthei.nt travel.
 Salt River Valley orshres have r-achtd the l cal market. hey Ire large and ju,cy and retail readily.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
Sabbath in Tombstone
 Houses ot Worship
CONGREGATIONAL

cO-'NiAs~so '@' -'<,s-
 Tn. Rev. Ir. Dec (, pastor, occupied rhe pulpit yesterday morning and began h's series 8. rmons on .he life of Jesu-, rbe subject yesterday morning being "The Man, Christ Jesus" The topic for the evening service was the Fruitful, or UDiruitful"
 The sunday school meets ten minutes earlier to practice Christmas music. Yesterday m rning the total attendance was 63, and the banner was presented to Misss Bucks cIa-s oi girl-.
 "Our FsvorIte Missionaries" w.s the Christian E 'deavor topic at i u'clock, with Mise Julia Rockfellov | ss l.sder. METHODIST We'll attended services were he d il the Methodist chuIch at night, tn Rev. Mir Needham, preaching tn -rmon.
 The Sunday rechonl in tho mornin
 i'd EpSorth Lesgue in the evenip were well attended. | EPISCOPAL There were no services. \ CATHOLIC
 A we'll attended sunday school Ws
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
From Tuesdays Daily '

Deputy Shhnff BOh H lborn came in from Douglas this morning on tus- iness connected with the sheritf's of. fee. He returned home on the after. noon train.
 W. R. Baker. representing the Key stone Type foundry, is in Thmbstone today from Los Angeles, in the inter- este of his firm.
 John Gias. the well known Gleeson citizen, is in town today, having ar rived last evening. He is here on court business.
 B Maier, the prominent Benson merchant, wac among the arrivsl- on the frst train this morning, having commercial hu-iness in the county seat.
 Miss Caroline She ham oi Phoenix arrived in the city today from Il 2 capital to spend s fortnight visiting Tombstone friends,
 Miss Esther Cummings is in iomh stone for several days from her home in Bisbee. and is the guest of Tomh- stone friends.
 The Odd Fellows meet tonight in the Masonic hall. | J B Gamble of LocaieI, Santa, Cruz coun.y, came in this morLing and will be here Tor several days on court bus mess.
 J Ferner. advance agent and sdver- ti-ing manager for "The Gay Widow theatrical c ,mpany, is in Tombstene 1 arranging .n- the sppea:ence ot his troupe at the Schieffel.n on Friday night of this week. Lu Park Lin, connected with the U s. Immigration service st Tucson ;n the capacity of Chinese inspector, is among the federal officials in the city today from the old Pueblo. Attorney George H. Nesle usf among the passengers on the noon train from Bistee [. day having teen oa'lpd (" the fly on legal matters. H.. Krspp o' Prehlr, New YrrI
 ,rriv' in [ m s'n" rh 6 marnirl
 r,m h.. es-, "e ,s nere on m'nin husiness.
 EC. Pinar srd " ". Lss'nn re
 nrned tn n VI l.-t day after sta
 cf two dsys "n husi ess. Charlee Long re'urred to Bisbe
 L day on the ,fternoon train.
 The L-di.s Aid Society of the Co' gregationaI has completed all rlsr |, for the Christmas b.zssr to he he
 Friday and Sat rdsy, December g sr
 10 at the Cumnin.s store buildin corner of Fifth snd AllAn Street Besides the many useful thing. sui
 able for Christmss gifts that will on sale, the ladies will serve jun
 .t a reasonable price. ' ,sneeerve ac1s rHE feoLr " --s-rS 1e erTN Tpzr De The Nosales citizens who represa
 ed santa Cruz cuunty on the fede es grand jury. which adj urned [ co mosning, returned to the Border c in this sitersoon.
 wR King and wife are expss
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
RANCH FOR SALE

For sAle l6p acre rsnch. wind mil and tark, 24 head c'ttIe sr.d borser plenty of open land req " to g. t p!"wibs 10 put in alfalfa without cut ting brushe; bored ~e B feet deep, inch casing pipe down all ready to pn .o engine on to pump sstrr on th.
 ouh side of the rsnhh; all und. -snce cor al and sma pasture fencr, fl a, the house and t is i2xl6 lum ger; sI-o machine and rske; ilscI
 m th hop and many tools. Rare ,ne-h' Ii m l. north of !, i,er rol [ ,h. s l,nnr Spring Va Icy. Orj-ct |. Il pv. old age and poor health. Con and investigate. John c Anderson proprietor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
E. P. & 5. w. to
 Build New Grade

It is rumored that orders have been issued to the section bosses of the Fl Paso < Southwestern betseen Lewis Springs and Benson to stop work on the present road for the reason that construction work on the new grade is to stsrt shortly,
 The new grade will shorten the disu tsnce 3etSeeu Lewis Springs and Benson Sy se=e5a! miles, besides s.;ID instirg a number of curves.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
Notice of Dissolution

Not ce is hereby given that the CO., partnership heretofore exi-ting und-' tLe firm pane aud style of Miller ( c II, on file and recorded with the county recorder Of CucLi q county Arizona, has this day. November I? l9lp, been dis-olved hy mutual con sent, aud the said business will b. continued by the latter.
 JOHN l.. MILLER. OSCAR K. COLL.
 First pub. Nov. l3, l9lO. 4tv
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
Proceedings Of the
 Statehood C invention

State conservation Of public lsnd- sss de.ss:jd hy su -she!rl!ns te 10 the Arizona constitutional conven- ion; ssthe pu lie land measure xss smenl. the stste may dispnsc "i its lands ss 1t may see fit and as re- .,ricted by the term. of the enabling act.
 A saving clause remains, wbich proh bits the sale or lease of school sndSin lot Of more than l6) acres Tor sgricultursl purposes, or 6iO scrts Tor grazing and lImIts lease to five years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
Hickory Bound over
 to Grand Jury

The case of the territory against Hickory oi Bisbee was heard before Judge Mcfarland today and the D is- nner hound over to the grand jury iu
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04

,h- sum Of g ,0Op Hickory is charged with -tetut,ry off rse 0i d unsging character and strong euid. nee is ex- pected Ia te brought before the and irry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
c nducted at 10 s. m.

"The pr,d gal Son" was the subject of Rev. Decks sermon st ab int terrsting service at the unty jail Sund alterDu,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04

RaiIr"sd Co; ss m eco 4t~p l3.r 2se.
 r WEIR OF ATTORNEY santa Fe Pacific Raiir"ad Co tU Thomas C a eli-; power [ sell certain lands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
TUE SDAY

Arizons's constitution will be ths briefest written in recent gears toy any state. According to estimates of sta. tisticalIy inclined members. It "ill contain less than l6,O00 words s- against 25,U00 in New Mexico's con- stitution, just completed, and 3.OO0 ID that Oklahoma.
 The Democratic members also point out with something akin to pride that the convention hss followed the advice of Pre- sident Tslt, V ho, when ID Ari- zons, held up the Oklahoma constitu- tion as horrible example" and sd- Sised Arizonans to make their consti' tution as brief as possible and free from legislative details
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 TaUsT DEED CF Tryou et nx to Title Guarantee X Trust Go & Fidelity Savings X Loan Assn; Douglas prop .... 7oc oo
 REALTY MORTGAGE James B Cook ct ux toAmos Martin; Willcox prop. 5000 oO
 DEED International Land X Im- proveinent Go to Roy E White: Douglas prop.... SIo Vo
 WARRANTY DEED RP Brown to c Tryon; Douglas prop. lo oo
 CHArrrL MORTGAGE ED Stinson to F H Bryarly; Bisbee prop ....... l50 Oo Lee K Sits to Mrs Susanna Bucklew; well drill .. 300 Oo
 LAND CLAIM Horace Kenyon claims certain Douglas prop.
  H E Dugsn ct ux to L Williams; Douglas prop. 500 oO
 PATENT |. s. to Walter P Lyon: st4 sec 24t~p 23sr27
 DEED C& A Mining Co to Wm Drury; Warren prop. 2ll4 b'
 WARRANTY DYED Jessie Benton ct ux to Nj F Dicus: Douglas prop %
 MINING DEED Frank F Trs.k, Frank Mas soleiti & Henry Vslen- zuel. to A c Simkin-; in Rincon Mining Dist. 10 co SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE F L Williams tO H Dugsn ct ux; recorded in book I2, page l57.
 WRIT or ATTACHMENT JIM Hall vs John l. Hunter; levy upon certain town lots in Noco -..- ..... 2ii V0 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE State Mutual hldg & Loan Assu to Ernest H Clark ct ux; recorded Book 22 page 2oI.
 WARRANTY DEED Charles " Smith ct ux to Mrs Suzanne Bradshaw; land m sec l6 twpl sr Fl Ie.----.-.- o9V "o
 REALTY MORTGAGE JT Smith ct ux to John F Crowley; land in sec 20 twp l5 sri 24 e...... 300 OO
 BILL OF SALE Charles Clsson to Wm Robinson; certain right to use private rosd.... l Oc
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Peter Johnson ct nx to Con sIan,ino Martinelli; Doug. las lrOp W Constsutioo MartiLelli to Peter Johnson; rouglss prop. ........ VI Ernest H Clark ct ur to the State Mutual Bldg and Loan Assn; Dougl.s prop 10 0
 BILL OF SALE Albert Marken to Fred John son & Gilbert Krogh; Low- ell prop. oVo VI
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Frank Somrei to Andrew I Prather; mules. ... 2Oo Gill & Stinson toBrunswicl,- Bake. Colleoder Go; pool tablee, etc lli5
 wARRAS1Y DEEDS Sarah 4 Stevens to James Bsgsn; Conglss prop. 100 Bonifscio0 ante to Vslentin Gomev; Dougls- prop 40
 US PAT. NIT U. s.t to Santa Fe :Psc,6c
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04

The Nogales citizens who repressn'- sd santa Cruz cuunty on the feder ! grand jury. which adj urned this moaning, returned to the Border City this sitersoOn.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
cLAPP HIS WIFE ARRESTED
Philadelphia swearE She De
1iherate1Y Shot Him.

Philadelphia, Dec. 22.-H. Mason Clapp'
the wealthy clubnlan who was shot IN
the neck and seriously wounded during a
Quarrel with his wife in their Girard
avenue apartment on December u, to-
day disprcved the rumors that they We're
70 be reconciied when he appeared be-
fore 2 magistrate and swore that she
had deliberately shot him. She was held
in 800 bail. charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill.
Clapp swore at the hearing today that
AIRS. Clamp shot hin, when he uas about
10 Sian her face during q quarrel which
was caused, he stated, by her staying
c,,t late" He testified that she returned
home AZ 30 o'clock in the morning
telling him that she had been on an
a,,tcnccile ride He said he had reason
70 believe this was not true. When he
rebuked her he said she first shot him
and then fred bullet through the cell
ing before raising the window TO call for
help
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
PEARY PROMISES PROOF
Will Be Fight in House Over Bill
to Promote Him.

Washington. Dec 22.-After months OF
refusal on the ground Of interference with
contracts with publishers, Captain Robert
E Peary has promised to furnish Con-
gress the proofs Of his discovery of the
North Pole. The assurance has been COM
Inunicated indirectly to some Of his advo-
Gates at the Capitol In connection with
the bill to make him rear admiral on the
retired list in recognition of his achieve
ments.
The bill will soon be considered by the
House COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs Rep
resentative Macon. of Arkansas, a mem
Der of the committee. has expressed In Wig
orous language his opinion of the explorer
and his doubt OF his ever getting TO the
pole, and purposes to fight it on the floor
He is not the only opponent of Peary in
the naval committee, and there are other
members of the House who object to the
proposed explanation and will join IN
the fight when the issue is presented on
the floor of the House.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
MANY IN ALIENATION SUIT
Henry Rieman Suing for Wife S
Affections Names Baltimoreans.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.I

[By Telegraph to he Tribune.J
Baltimore, Dee. 22-A suit for $50, 200
damages for alleged alienation of affec-
tions in which the names OF severai
Baltimoreans of social prominence .ap-
pear, was filed to-day in the Superior
Court by Henry Rieman, Of Talbot
County. The action is against William
Julien De Bullet, who a little over a
year ago was divorced from his wife.
and Emma Hammet, Emma W. Child
Morris. Charles A. Ashcom and Margaret
Asheom. members of his wife's family.
Mrs Rieman is the daughter of Emma
W. c. Morris. Mrs. Riernan is now said
to be living in Reno, New.
The Riemans were married in Balti-
more. in May, 1906. Mr. Rieman says IN
his suit that he and his wife lived to-
gether at their home in Talbot County
contentedly until early in 1909.
About that time he alleges that Mr..
De Bullet and the other defendants per-
suaded and encouraged the estrangenlent
and the alienation of the affections of
his wife.
In october, 1909. Mrs. De Bullet flied
q bill for absolute divorce from De Bull
let. The husband did not testify. The
decree was granted a month later Mrs.
De Bullet was awarded $1,000 in lieu #
all alinonv.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
CAUGHT BY ELEVATOR
Carpenter Found Hanging Head
Down in Shaft.

It required the services of Fire Truck
4 to release Charles Gustavson, car
penter. from the eleventh floor of an
elevator shaft at No. 145 West 4oth
street yesterday afternoon The man,
whose leg was caught between beam
and descending elevator and badly
crushed, had been hanging head down
for twenty ninues before he vas res
cued. His recovery is doubtful.
Gustavson was astride a, beam be-
tween two elevator shafts. He moved
aside TO let one elevator go down, but
forgot the other. which was also on its
way down.i It caught his leg and held
hin, there The elevator man heard his
cries and stopped the car. Then as he
started the car upward Gustavson fell.
The other elevator was moved UP, and
firenen, standing on top Of it. used crow
bars to lift The other elevator. Gustav
son. In serious condition. was taken to
Flower Hospital. There II vas said his
chance of recovery was Of the slightest.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
SAYS He WAS PRISONER
Continued from flrst page.

from his past experience. He was Ill al
ease, and found it difficult to get MS
bearings in the open air and among so
MANY strangers. But he didn't cry
The Judge and others present in court
were visibly affected, however, when IN
answer to questions about Santa Claus
the little fellow didn't appear to know
of the cflildrens patron saint. Justice
Salmon asked him if he wouldn't like to
stay in the Childrens Society's rooms
and attend the Santa Claus party on
Christmas Eve when all the little tots
VIII have Christmas tree, with the joy
Gus accompaniments Of presents ana
candy and a look at real Santa
Claus. ir1personated by one of the So
ciety's officials.
Henry was sure he would like to stay,
but he couldn't place Mr.. Santa Claus
anywhere among his acquaintarces. He
thought he would like to meet him.
Justice Salmon remanded the boy 10
the care of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children until Decem-
ber IS In the mean time the case VIII
be further investigated in an effort TO
find the boys mother and other relatives.
Young Henry will have chance at
once to play with children of his own
size and age, and the society officials
hone that it will make him feel better.
so that he will be able to give a, clearer
account Of himself in a few days
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
TOTAL DEAD NOW ELEVEN
Engineer Hurt in Explosion at
Central Terminal Succumbs.

Another name was added yesterdaN- to
the list of dead. as q. result OF the eH-
plosiofi Monday IN the. terminal yards OF
the New York Central at Lexington ave
MIA and 10Th street Collins Wheeler.
thirty-five years old. of No, 2l5 East 153d
street a locomotive engineer, died yestei-
DAY afternoon in Bellavus Hospital from
a fractured skull and -other injuries
Wheeler s-iIf the railroad yards near
the substation Wl1lcl-awas demolished ana
was hit by flying debris. He was the sec
ond person among the injured in the hos
pitals TO die and the eleventh victim OF
the explosion.
District Attorney Whitman visited the
scene Of the explosion again yesterday
afternoon. accompanied by Professors II
& Monroe and c. E. Luc1e. of the Column
bts School of Mines Assistant Distr1ct
ATTORNEY Lavele who has examined q.
number of witnesses since the explosion
was also il, the party: Under the guidance
Of Chief Engineer Kittridges Of the Ne"
York Central they made an inspection OF
the ruins, the Pintsch gas plant, and also
examined the architectural drawings OF
the wrecked substation and the plans OF
the railroad yards.
Professor Monroe has already made sew
eral Ia boratory tests of the Pintsch gas
for the District AttorneJ- The District
Attorney said that Professor Monroe ex-
poets to be able TO make a practical
demonstration Of tbs explosive qualities
of the Pintsch gas before the coroner
INQUEST and with the necessary apparatus
for conducting the tests in full view OF
the coroner's jury. There is no let up
in the District Attorneys investigation
to try and place the responsibility on the
persons who might have been Negligent
Several employees at the railroad yards
were examined yesterday by Assistant
District Attorney Lavslle at his office in
the Criminal Courts building
The investigation made by the Fire De-
nsrrnoent was finished yesterday when
Fire Marshal Beers turned in his report
to Commissioner Waldo.
vesterday but so far-no other bodies have
Seen found
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
MORGAN's TURKEYS STOLEN
Thieves Get Pick Of Flock at
Highland Falls, n. Y.
IRY I-lefraph ID The Trihune. !

Nevburs, y. Z. Dec. 22-Stephen Dom
brosky, SUPERINTENDENT of ] Pierpont Nor
ean's poultry yard at Highland Falls, has
been busy for month fattening q number
of turkeys for Christmas gifts for the
fnencier's particular friends. On Tuesday
night some one entered the poultry house
and took from it fourteen of the finest
birds, aggregating in weight about three
hundred pounds. Blood, feathers and foot
prints have led TO the conclusion that the
thieves went across lots TO Pen Pond. an
adjoining farm No further cIew has been
obtained and il is said that bIoodhounde
viii be brought into service to find the
guilty parties. The turkeys were the finest
of the big flock.