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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26
WIN - Ult,DNIN

The unde,signsd hereby gives not &c
th"t they viii a,nlv 10 The Mayo, and
Board ~ Trustees Nf the cuv or New
place If husines ~, ~ the en,ne, rf
Washington .ttect and Railroad ave
nue., commencing Jahua,v !, lnl'
ED tRtsAUx 4 SON,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26

FOR SALE A Webster upright
gasoline engine, 2 IL rated horse
power, can be put in good working
order with small repairs, out of
use for two years. Will be sold
cheap for cash. For further par
ticulars apply ct this office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26
STRAyEO HoG.

A strange hog strayed on my place
some time ago; hog about one yeAf
old; spotted white and black. Owner
may claim same by paving all damages
and this advertisement.
BENOIT BAYARD,
l1-5-lm Iberia Parish.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26
WOLFF. SCUOFNMAN

The "nIe,s'pued hrrehv gives Notice
that he will apply =" the Mayor aud
Eoa,d ~ T,u.teea " the city of New
iberia, IN tor i,etmiss,cn 10 continue
the liu"o, huainean, at hia r,,aent
place III business. nj the CORNER ot MAIN
and t'sl'e' at'eets. commencing ,lanu-
ny lat, lnll.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that they will apply to the Mayor md
Roard Of Truatees W the city " New
Iberia, IN. for permission to continue
the tiquof business, at their present
place Of hhaineas. at the corner Of Cen
ter aud Madison streets. commencing
January lat. 1911
OLIVIER & SOLOMON.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26
WARNING TO TRESpASSERS,

Hunters, the Game Garden not ex-
eepted, and the .puhEin general are
warned not to ~ tss upon the prop
critics OF the ~ tsigped, located In
this parish abd ~ two miles south OF
The city of New Iberia. Violators oI
my rights will be prosecuted TO the full
extent Of the law.
r. II. MORRELL.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26
announcement.

The ""dersigned ,A.ehy gives notice
that he VIII arrly ~ Ne Ma,o, md
R"a'd 1T Trustees of the city OF New
iberia. ~, Tor permission tn continue
the l,l"", business, Mt hia present
place ~ business, at FGl Enat 81 We
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26
Atpru{sNropr

The undersigned heteby gives notice
that they will arpl to thefMayo, and
Roatj of Trustees ot=tl.e city VI New
Iberia, IA. FOR permission - continue
the liquor business. M their present
place nf business, commencing Ianua
" lat, 1911.
DEBLANC e LANURy.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26

The unde,aigx J. ..'shv gives notice
that I've will appt l',,e Mayor and
Rnatd If Trustees 49,, city vt New
iberia, Ia. Tor p'-t don 10 continue
the liquor husiness. at his present
rlace ~ business, ut the corner of MAIN
and iberia atreets, commencing ,'ann
ary lat. |nll
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26
pEBLANC & LANDRY

The undersigned hessh|ei,es notice
that he will apply ~ the Mayor aud
BOARD Of Trustees " the city Of New
iberia, N. for termissih IN TO continue
the liquor hust peas. n his present
place of busipeess al, the corner Of Main
street and Church alley, commencing
January Let. 1911,
JULES LANDRY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26
JULES ! ANnR Y

The "ndeytvnedherebv gives Notice
tina, he wiz apply the Mayor and
Board " Trustees of he city Of New
iberia, L4NJt pern}lssiop TO continue
The liqudt UwsteFY. at his present
place Of bAsiness Mn Railroas "ven"e,
commencing NHHuary lat.
WILLIE OLIVIER.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26

TRESpASS NOTICE. The Pebble y
hereby notified and warned that hsnS
ing and otherwise trespasslng upee
my arm, south OF New Iberia. 10 pees
lively prohibited under the full peseF
~ Of the law.
OF. MORRELk
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26

TRESPASS NOTICE..

The Public is warned that al
trespassers or hunters caught on
the LOurd Place will be pr0secuted
according to law.
West New Iberia Land Co.
10-22-1m, pr. G.. Sumrall, Mgr.
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-26

VETWVNT Il, T'VV.
Divide Segura tv Walter Segura
T,art Of lanl in the Fifth Wa,d.
&GJ1. 80.
The sun., 1910-04-23

rops now come Co thls country. viii
probability of oven greater gains for tho
United States In the coming months
Flour sales for the eight months
amounted TO t002 .sOO, ~ compared with
s22O.OOO a year agO and sisS. .Ono two
years ago. Sales Of cotton cloth, cloth
ing and other wearing apparel increased
from S5T3 100 in ISOs and s4s7 ,2OO in IsOI
to 81 ,GJi, en- in 1910. About 10 per cent
OF tbs gain in cotton goods was la cotton
cloth. Relatively important gains were
made in other lines. and the belief AT OH
Cial headquarters h that the animated
term leaps and bounds will come into
'lse in descriptions Of our exports 10 the
coming days
Imports frOm the islands also show au
increase directly attributable To the lew
t1rin The figures of the eight months
periods are: ISOS. 81 a.. .25t: 1909, o. ,O7O. :
l12; 1910. Sll. .t2O.S7S. Hemp. nov and
heretofore ON the FREE list, still stands
IA tho leading article Of impOri II
accounts for two-thirSis Of the total
purchases. The Payne ball provides
free entry for sugar up to S0O.OOO tons
a year. The recsipts for the eight
months were jO.O0O tons. a. compared
with S7.O00 tons Q year ago and s.OOO
tons two years ago. IL will probably
be several years before the SOO. .OOO ton
limit IL or can possibly be reached. The
FIRE entry granted to 100000 pounds of
mixed wrapper and filler leaf tobacco
and To i.OOO.OOO pounds Of filler has
proved to he without attraction. al
though imports jumped from SO or SIS
for the eight months Of earlier years to
$1,000 for the present year. Only u, 100
pounds came in under the new oppor-
tunity. The preference appears to be
for the manufacture of the leaf in the
Islands and the shipment of the finished
product. In that the increase has been
considerable. For ihe eight months Of
the last fiscal year imports OF Phil
ippiDe cigars, cigarettes and cheroota
were valued at $3.50 From the time
of the removal Of the duty On August
until March Of this year imports show
a valtIe of ssOS. .6sO. Yet even that rep
rc~ents very little in the total volume of
the American smoke cloud.
These are notable improvements in
our commerce with our little brown
brothers in the Far Fast. hut the i'm
ports and exports Of the last eight
months merely bring our trade with the
s,OOO.OOO inhabitants Of those islands TO
an equality with our trade with the
sOO0O people who live in Alaska. omit
ting Alsska's shipments of gold and
other mine products.
The sun., 1910-04-23
40 HoWsFdeaaaa.

ur Cho, nskI IN airec Slns Jearie.'. training AL
,t rTmit tAlk of the klnd usual tTalnlnR eanlS-
Dc 0f Inc Frasing the nerve strain of his
a@a~ad the nghaer.a mind Htll 6e divsrtsd b
~ Nsrs RsH.
Spsak not within tbss- peaceful bound.
OF uppsrcuts and iaba and swings
NoT g,less the Rnmber % the FOund.
NOr rasHaIiy msauon Tings
FIas spsakiag but tAs literal truth
yOan GET u In the nsek. fSrsOoth
Az IAIE 0f hghuna h tahoe:
To higher thinGs he mind h led
Win prize ring jargoa J~H h thrOush-
TalEs T0latsg. Spearer GeogEs. Instead
Iila lnatrumenas Of swift psrruaaioa
waytnG ths bonora % ths RsnN~laa
Tarh morn be runs ursn the road
TraiIed by . stFing of paatlnE lubssr..
And murmuFs a Mtltonic Ods
while loGginG hack 70 hath and rubhsr..
And 90 hs splaahes IN the water
Y~au hsAT . snatch of Walter Passr
And after nrsakfast. 10 between ths
Rerurrent handhAl games he'll rest
And carol Strauss o. sise Pl>rini
Ne likes the pisiaave th~mes the best
like Toara's -vluzi d'aFts.- you know.
whch stTShes ne seaTt knochout blow.
The boHiug later In ths day
Il varied ~ . taIk % palnnag.
Ne slIhs for Corots viIle d'Avray-
And utth . smasA asads Armstroag faintins
And later On NJ Eoss - bed
while hts Of RuaHin's works are rsa4.
MAUEuB noRAa.
The sun., 1910-04-23
sswa No sl~aI CvttIei.m.

FFOg tAs Easstsefoa Dsa0cFsf
He played Nearer Ny God 10 Ihee and save
the tour parts. Itua. certainly sublime We DO
not uSaally rant over hddhng but Smelset s
there wtth the goods. He :, also q whistler -
note and whistles better than the average Vtis "f
Who makes "a bis or her exclusive businss. ~
docsnt Iook VEN pretty chen he stieks MS nngs 3
into his mouth 10 whistle. hut he gets The nots>.
The crowd ~Onld hardly get enough oi hiu MA
Miss Bertha Snider say. the last tao pier--,
-Marrhs Aignsae- and -ltobdo 4 Minor we're
as sweet - any Thing ever heard We have
heard srat good lAaBo piay srs. but shs VA -
pleasing - AM. Aud u Nas splendid 70 .ec hs'
come On and get on the stage. she is ~ Era.r' FOL.
aad ssN y.0s.es@,d and yet wholly modest and
sweet Ordinarily We do not nke pianO so.1>
bat ae started the encore 70 bring hrr hrra fla
last uu,s aad Ws are DrOud Of % Nj. i'' %
Satdeg l. all hunkidon.
The sun., 1910-04-23
Tama Him UpIIrts Himself.

Surfeited for the moment AZ least With
the tranquil occupations Of the kitchen.
and turning from the artistic manipu-
lation Of chuck beef, sparsribs. chine
&C. 10 larger and more ambitious fields
Of craftsmanship. our old friend Tamn
jim hits a new road with briSker and
a proudar gait He il reported in Wash
ington as saying that he PROPOSES to
check this emigration II horny handed
pioneers To Canada. and he tells th..
reason why.
The Hon. JAMES WILSON, Secretary
Of Agriculture. has suddenly discovered.
a. the report goes. that settlers on our
vacant lands have been 80 discouraged
by the officials Of the forestry bureau.
rangers. &c. that they have moved
on to Winnipeg The so-called forest
rangers have been educaied In colleges
az Government expense, and Of course
have assumed or returned 90 their
duties armed with all the authority Of
the blackboard and the lecture room.
and tO that circumstance we must refer
much Of the hauteIr of the rangers and
perhaps all Of the astOnhahment and de-
spair IL the would-be settlers. A. all
events the pioneers have moved on. and
finding conservation rampant every
where and rangers prosecuting every
squatter with mysterious and malign
restrictions. have moved ~ far as
Canada. 80 The Hon JAMES WILSON,
rIdely awakened from his dreams Of
stews. sautes and other deep designs ~
cookery. - represented a. saying that
ne will shortly terminate this carnival
II small OssiCiali~m and. ~ TO speak
endIle our own and in smiles Of invita-
ton. IL seesns there are now in sight
about 4.OOO, ,OOO acres held under the be-
wilderIng dominion Of che reservation
officials which can be restored to legiti-
mate settlers for a starter Besides.
ID other eliminatiOnz- Of at present I'M
known proportions are available and
will soon b. added To the open territory.
With iheae alluremenis Tama jim pro-
poses 10 che'k the emigration 10 Canada
and keep our brnwn and energy nj
home.
Naturally ~ hOp~ that Secre,a arv
WII.sON will achievO IN this dirr~t i'm
all tho ~'i''~~- he NAV desire " !.
true. and h" - represented ~ admitting
it. that IbOIsaRds- Of hODs-t American
The sun., 1910-04-23
The city Of MeIzinKa.

Poets. prose writers and brakemen
all should take equal dslight in the pro-
visions Of Assembly bill No. 2OsI. From
this admirable specimen Of an inspired
series we take the following:
the cIIy Of MslSinga shall cOuSlsI Of the nov
villages Of MaueswaR and FishEin Lsnding
From caoOphonOus heights the now
village~- look out upon the Grocery
encImbered waterfront Of Nswburgh.
hut the hereafter metropolis OF melody
Melzinga. will IL not front the very out
posts Of the land Of true romance? The
city of Melzinga, imagination. passion.
all the lyric qualities, are they not here
perfectly f,Issdg
When out 81 the row of brickyard~
and ferry slips. out Of the Mstteawan Of
-ad memory aud the Fishkill Landing
Of freight connotations, there can be
erected by simple act Of Legislature a
Melzinga. can il be said that romance
has vet He'd or the Hudson Valley b.
come a mere channel Of transit
Ancient Troy aud modern Totfenville
are gone The doom OF Carthage brOOds
over Mstteawan aud Flshkill Landing
which are now. but henceforth shall not
be But while the song Of svllable~
shall have q power 10 charm the ear and
stir the imagination Of man the city Of
MelzingA shall endure Il IL not even
possible that II may become the lasting
monument 10 the vitality 81 romance
in an age which believed romance was
dads
The sun., 1910-04-23
EIccting a SENATOR In New Jer.-y

EIrcting - senator In New Jers~y.
nder law enacted in 1877 a Candi-
date for the Unibed States senate in
New Jersey may have his name placed
upon primary ticket provided .0OO
voters sign a petition previously circu-
lared by ham. The result Of the pri-
mary vote ds4'4 not. Of course. bind any
member of the Legislature. which under
the Cons, tuition II the ele~tive body.
The law simply provides for a test of
popularity II also allows a candidate
for the Legislature to tile with his Accept-
Ance Of a nomination u written pledge
to support for Inted States Senator
the candidate receiving the highest
number II votes in his county or the
candidate receiving the greatest NUM-
Der of votes in the state.
senator ~ - be- elected bv the I.ezis-
laiure that will assemble IA January. the
term of the Hon john kEAN ending On
March 3. 1911 Two former Governor
desire to succeed him. the Hon EDWARD
e. STOKES Of Trenton and the Hon
FRASKI.IN MUBPHY of Newark Mr.
STONES has already pat a petition in cir
culation Senator kEAN ~ also a candi-
date but II - nImOrcd that he will ig-
more the primary law, depending upon
support in the Legislature unassociated
with the popular test. A petition in the
interests Of the Hon. FRANKLIN MURPHY
h hourly expected Governor FoKT. the
foremost champion of Senatorial pri-
mary IN New Jersey. has minated that
he ewillnot file a petition apparently
a case Of discretion born Of a realiza-
rion that chef Executivs who has set
his party by the ears cannot eXpect fur
her promotion until time has healed the
wounds Of faction.
OF the avowed candidates the present
senior Senar or seems to occiIpy the best
strategic POSITION 4 geographical con-
siderstlOn operates against the Hon
EDWARD q. STONES. there being already
4 senator from south New Jersey. the
Hon FRANK OBADIAH BRIGGS, whose
term will not expire until March ,, 1913
The Hon FRANKLIN MURPHY has the bet
ter Of the geograph cal argument. but his
-tdiNdIN wv VI phA'ANiiNHlp n nOt lH
nigh favor Just now. Nor does he always
talk wisely on political topics The Hon.
John kEAN does not talk AZ all, and IL
- his merit that no member Of the Senate
understands It's procedure better. IL
viii b. urged against him that he IN now
serving his second term 4 te-t Of
popularity he - not likely 10 seek, for
rhe Hon Ions kEAN il not an adept
IN self-advertising lie will stand or
fall on hl- record Of valuable -srvice.
The sun., 1910-04-23

pionssrs have been and arc ssill bsing
diverted from oar own "rassrves' %
Canada, and that through q puroay
sophomore construction of law and No
irritating execution by q lot Of inflated
understrapEerS. the reform imputed 10
him cannot be realized too aoOn. bait
Il seems TO VA that a great deal Of time
must have hesn wasted by Secrstar:
WILSON In E~tting around To this s,l-
prenAely imPortaw work. The emigra-
ton 10 Canada is not n thing oI ye~ter-
day. IL has been in operation for ai
least three years, and wasn't Secretary
WILSON In control. Theoretically Al least
three years ago. Isn't the Iorc$Sry
bureau a subordinate function Of the
Department Of Agriculture Isn't Tama
jim ia a. much Of dOminat ing position
now N I've ever wasl
Perhaps We overlook the Tennis Cabi-
net of ante-Taft DAYS. In thOae days
portfolios counted for nothing. The
men who cOuld pass balls and irIdge
Rock Creek Park and swim streams and
keep their temper were the real ad-
vi-ers of the Ruler, whiIe Tama i'm con-
fined himself to peachblowS and cattle
ticks, and other reputed councillors sat
way back and took thinking part
The sun., 1910-04-23
The Poverty oI New York.

There are inquest ionably certain facts
in the financial situation Of New York
city that make the careful h'Isbanding
Of the ci,ys resources peculiarly desira-
ble AZ tins time Its income should be
spent iudCiously 10 credit should be-
guarded and is property projected. The
Board of Estimate and the commission
ers who are to ~ele,t the site for a new
county court house deserve only praise
for bearing ALWAYS in mind the necessity
Of economy
Because II this u ~ most astonishing
Ia learn II their ObStinacy in the face Of
pronounced intelligent public disap-
proyal. IA clinging tO their advocacy of
amost extraVagant and waSteful scheme
Apparently blindei by the immediate
proximity of the dollar. they would rob
the public ol priceless historic prop
erty which once Lost can never he re-
stored We know of no mathematical
computation by which the immediaie
and ultimate damage to the city by the
adoption IT their plan can be- fixed.
4 curious astigmatism Affects those
who believe that the saving of dollars
b the only economy that the city should
practise Great as would be- the sum
Tor which the city Hall Park might be-
sold 10 real estate spectators. it would
not compensate the community for itS
loss. nor will the saving of even q con-
siderable amount through the apprOpria-
tion If portion II its area for building
purposes result in any real economy To
the citizens II New York
The sun., 1910-04-23
Nr. PaSrIs& TOrd CSairadlcts - RsIIIsI..
ere" ntagemeae.

t. ina EDItoE 80 THT -JN NW IL THS
SrN Of v--f -r,iav. ia letter signed Brn-
I-h~r. u - -tst.-d that MIR Patrtck Ford has
written TO a London paper = letter IN which
h~ says Free trade. like the Lords. must
b~ abolished More than anything else u
has be~n the ruin Of ireland sud one Of the
chief cauSs- Of her poverty
P-rmr me- 10 give this -tat-In-nt . most
positive and unqualified contradiction
have written no such hiter ! hsvs not
written a litter TO . London paD.r or Anv
other paper on free trade. OF any ot her sub
jest PATEI'K Form. FditOr Ir.sA WSTb
NV NURE. April:I
The sun., 1910-04-23
mn. HUGHESS DARK SCHEMES
Ihe GS,ersers Irssssr xstives Fuiiy s~t
Fnrgh.

To THE EDTToR oP TRE sUN-!S,r. The
late y 7 harnum. the Snowman. h reported
70 have said 10 was easy TO fool the Amer
icaR people n Governor Hughes does not
share this belief he must be . greater fool
than they Two Year, ago he tried to force
himaslf upon the Rep blicah national con-
ysntioo a. a candidate for President anu
failed. - he had no orRanizattOn behind
him To repair this he II nov exertlng al
HE energies To seize the Republican OrRAni-
Sation. In hiz lust for power he has utterly
wrecked the Republican party. No, con
tent with that. he - calling for investiga.
iIOns with the evident purpose Of nndins
something 70 discredit and overthrow all
the present leaders Of the party, and out Of
Tho wreck TO organize u with himself as ~
boss. lie condemns bosses. yet when ana
where has there ben a more arrogant. in
tolerant, more narrow minded boss than
Hu9hesy
Ihe Republican party was founded a. a
party Of liberty. but under Hughes 10 has
berome q party Of tyranny and persecution
TN New leAT'a Day the party vas para
m0uni in this state To-day IL is in q stsis
VI collapse. aud all this = due TO the selnsh
and malicious efforts Of Mr. Hughes to ds
credit the men Of hi~ party In order that he
may confrOl " u. J
kfNosHRIDaF. April -.
The sun., 1910-04-23

In the CewHVy MaOsnrs for MAY M c. \.
Cooper ds.criben lhe religious Awakeuln9 be has
discovered IN AmeTicAa eollege slpdenta Rob~t I
Hiehnns and IulSs Cuerin cOalinac their Isarn-y
through the Holy Land. and Modieuka's memsiru
rome 20 an end. FRANK hAtheF writes abOas
tbs evil sye. A. NJ Moshsr deseribsa . Rrs,na
teller Of iolk lore. h r Finrk suloEissu ne Amer
can tenor Richard Martin. and there are article.
IN Count Zeppsiin's project 70 erorN the Atlaaelc
IN an airship and - dFnWinga Of American In
dians by =. 2. Millet Andre Casaaigne suppHea
pictures ot tns Paris food. ana there are early
portrnits ot 7 possevelt. TIE action Il made IN
% tbs ooauinaattoa 81 Nay Slariairs serial of th-
orst part % q Reveietee. and of aour couaplsas
short s'orisz. one hy AHcs HeEan Rice. Thers
ere IA poguBs
The sun., 1910-04-23

The Increase in the price Of the cheaper cuts
amounung 70 " per cent IN the chea prst Of them
!. acroanted Tor bS tho M hon vide campaiGu
" ed1cauom In hoN 70 ro1k thr~e cuts and thetI
""ria'e value Frs@ a CAarssS dssDs'ch.
The list Of causes OG high meat prices
Ia already long and psrplexinG. hut this
10 sOmsthing new. u will he a blow 70
Secrwsary JAMES WILSON. who is rsapon-
sibIs for department book m converting
cheap meat into palatable dishes. Tama
JIM has been called the Housewiie's
Friend. . title % which he is naturally
prossd. IL will be hard llnss II I've Ia
now to lie taxed with being the Packers
Friend.
The sun., 1910-04-23

Appsmatsss.
To THE RDIrOR 90 ruE SuN >,r, I have read
Wtth nterr. tho many letters 10 rHE Sun rela ting
10 Robert ?. lee Of the nited states and Goa
fedsrats armies. and am reminded Of ths follow
ing passage tAkea from lttse and FAl Of the on
f-dsrats Gov ernmeaL- by jefferson Davis, Vol
% page ssD. On the evening sf the sth General
Ilsr decided. aftrr . cOafeTencs Sth his corps com
maaders that be would adV Anre the Ne NJ mornInw
beyond App0mAttOA Court House. and the
force rsp0rted 10 be there should prove 10 be ouly
<hrridaAis cavalry 10 disprrs~ II and cOaInus The
marrh toward - nchburG: but ~ Infantry should
be found In large force the attempt 20 break
through u Vas not Ia be made Aad the corr.
sp0adsare which aeasrAl Grant had Initiated nm
the prvvIoas day sbonId bs reop~ned by a IA.
stlh proDo~iton. for an inter,teS 70 arranw. ~.
terms for cspltulatioa.
An eAAminAtlOn Ot the admirable work of Gen
eraI Iehn n oOraoa Wtn show nat shi. .ssor, n
brVak thrOugh conunues In the fae~ Of the
cOrPsspondsnes, 90 the point on 0rAnt's Hnr mo.t
remote from him. unui % Was f0und that m.
effort would b uasuecessfuI. and tlirn the Insor
nation brought 10 Sheridan that there IL a
nag OF truce out Whsreupoa General L-s 1oos
advantage ot the corre-pssdrnce referred 70 IN
JeRrr~on Davts's book. O. GouID
BHtDSVPOST. Conn. April ~.