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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

With Hai GIL and four other at
trrneys to defend him. II. 5. Frye.
one Of the former mayors law
partners. viii iniect into hls de-
tense OF aiding Clarence Gerald
10 escape arrest for selling liquor
On siecfioa day. the entire ques-
uon Of the legality OF the recent
real election.
He will practically admit the
charge against him. but viii con.
tend that Gerald bad n right TO
eel liquor on that day because the
elsctioa was noe legally called.
The old question whether a reso-
lrtipn o. an ordinance By the city
euuneil was the proper method will
corr ap
This morning the case progressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
He GOT $50 FROM DEARIE
BUT FORGOT TO BUY RING

Him: It's So
Her: 'But you haven't given me
the ring yet"
Him: -Ah. sweet one. have II
not have not the money either.
dear heart"
Brother of Her: What villain.
take that and that"
tThey scuffle yociferously. En-
ter jailers.l
Jailers. ~Come with u.s."
Act w.
message from prosecuting at.
t0rney's office. read by JailersD
Him has paid back the $50"
Act ".
Him to Marriage Clerk Gage:
Would you please exchange this
marriage license for ready cash. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

e'aoin tNvicse etaoIn shrdlu etao
attorney Townsend. special pros
eealor Tor the government. decided
yesterday to drop the Alaska coal
ssses OF the Indictment Of C. r.
nunday ct al for fraud. and will
sppeai TO the supreme court at
ouce against U. s. District Han
hrd's adverse decision.
Inc appeal will be sent TO Wash
as.on saturday and hearing on II
shl have precedence over all other
esses. Townsend stated. He ex-
sn' he said, that It would be
= asu before the summer session
Ihe end Of the case came sud
ss'iy when court was called yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
MAYOR TIGHTEhS
ON SUNDAY SALE

structions from Mayor Dilling to
enforce the state law restricting
the sale OF groceries on Sunday TO
the necessities excepted. such as
milk. bread. pastry. cigars and to
bacco and any OF the dellcatessen
supplies.
Precisely the articles groeers
may sell 10 a question the chief Ia
not quite prepared to answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
Drsmatls personae.
M. Albert CanAka. II.

praratls personae.
Hin. Albert Canska. ~.
Her: Eta HHrwitz. 10.
jsiiers. Friends. Marriage Ii
eenss Clerk. etc. etc.
Act I.
Hin: i love you. but I have no
no1ey.-
Her: Fear not. I will give you
so to buy a ring and a marriage
license"
Act ~.
Business OF getting a marriage
license at court house.
Act ~.
Several days later at court
house,
Her. so we're going to get
naryiedf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
Lost in Blizzard

.oh COLLINS, Colo. April s.
I'M Miller. dellrious with smsS
n MS wife and their 7-months-old
'' are lost In a blizzard which
~ aging today over the Medicine
WIZ Z Yesterday Miller, with his
Desxsana baby on a sled. started up
resst aans hill, endeayorlng TO
M, : deserted cabin on it's sum-
~, asscusrs started on his trail
d ~ ai,..erward, but found no trace
NE little party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
WILL NOT DROP
COAL CASES

Agents Of the their denial
usf the Alaska dropped result Of
NE adverse decision Hsnord In the munday ct al trial
The Alaska cases. said
es Assistant Attorney General Rush today who has had charge
NE prosecution. Munday
" will held -, pending the
supreme Hsnfords decision about
mat We received Washington about H. That
within the discretion Of Attorney General Wckershsm"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

~e~eNes~~~s~seN~s~sNeseN seNe~~~~rsSNs@e~SNeeeNS
inur rooms nicely furnished, bath.
phone Hasi walking distance 1889
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

The Investigating committee rec
ommends the expulsion Of three
men and the indefinite suspension
Of three others. Their names will
not be made public until punish.
mept Is definitely decided upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
SIX WHO DUMPED GIRLS
FROM BEDS FOUND GUILTY

49, GILMAN. Wash, April Silk
val, nave been found guilty Of in
w ra'as The girls dormitory at the
,,. assaihgton State college on the
49, sa' 81 March "a and dumping the
floor. e "eu' oul oh ehe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

FURNISHED ROOMS
c>~~N~~-s~eS@>.~>->~~N- -~~e>>-sr-r~~r~~r~~r>
rhens l. sfis william rickard. PROP.
sfsaa First Az. Seattle
SINGLE ROOM sec Pm MONT AND
W. HoGHEKEEPisO SUITES ~ SO
SIDE HooMA ooOD VIEW
2232h FIRST Az. SEATTLE
The Virginia" Call belts closets.
80 Nirsinl. - ] bet and cold water
hik. from wss,iass In ever roomi free
Az los modern fur baths and phones
niahed fali nutNldal rates from ~ 80 90
rooms: everything - per week VAIN
new steam heat ins distance
THE ANNEX -soea Eighth av. near
Wesilaks av.. new. clean. furnished.
steam heated bedrooms ffor msnt
Hates 81 - per veek. zsc per niEht.
olympic Apartments - HUuasksapinW
rooms ~ Is aud ur. single rooms SO
and up, best ana cheapest close In part
taeniH In city. near public market zeio
western as.
sleeping or hsohinx. Cor u per month.
les olive y.
NewiY furnished large sunny room.
suitable Tor 2. modern private home >
car lines. hreakfasts Queen Anne 1850,
Two nicely Furnished bedrooms. sleep
luR porch private family. references.
East 1851
Two neWiy furnished rooms. Is and
SIC, walking distance. 1888, Main assb.
slngia rooms and hopssksspinw suites
faif Tsrrsre Court Cherry as
Pleasant furnished rooms. uss % pl-
anoi pi1 Jefferson Phone Main stss,
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.-a-----a7-ll77l-77-777
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
s~~~~rc~>>eNNcNe~e~NNe~ ~~~~~~~r~~~O~N~rNN~e
CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
on improved or vacant property at and
per cent. any amount from $50 to $500
for long or short time. and easy pay.
ments; no delay StuvtcVant Co. al
Boston Block, second ana Columbia
$500 private money 10 loan. Mutual
Realty Co, iia N. Y. Block, Main 2t6,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

OF them home. like all dining car
conductors do. so a. not to be
burdened with too much excess
baggage. When he packed up the
eompany's stuff. he did not know
that his wife removed some OF the
blanks from the bureau drawer to
make room for the family's laundry.
She put those blanks on top OF the
cupboard In their little apartment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
The SEATTLE STAR

TO NAIL srSscKfBEHs IN. da,s
whsn your suse-,ptton expires On tns
edares. iahaf .. each paper. When thai
date arrives ~ your Subscription has MT
axaln tasn psid tn advances youF name
Is taken from ths ltst change Of fats
on ina address label 10 rscslpt
NJ mail tstfictiy IN advaaesi. 10 cent?
a month up 60 str mnnfhss SITS fnnntha
$40. one year. ff.t
NJ mail. out ~ city. 20 cents per month
up 10 slx months. ala months. ti.io' ons
year. sslt
Classified want ads. etc. one cent per
word minimum charge for aur sf. 10
cents Tefephons ad IN and we III ssnf
collector Tor payment Nain SEQ Ind
su. a
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- = = = = - = -
hshelman q Wiisan. carpenters and
reueral iohhorH Weather stripping and
NlAHing specially Maiu itT9 aud tnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
HONEST OPPORTUNITIES
FOR FAMILIES OF SMALL
MEANS.

HONEST OPPORTUNITIES
FOR FAMILIES OF SMALL
MEANS.
In a thIesiY settled valley -ith az soes
.9 se nsnsPsrtasien. .ehesis resss
found IN anT part 81 the state
w. -in sail yes . ,rsss 81 rich. l...i
a plsw-st us az acre from 70 ~
aafss on terms 70 suit snyeas
a coed -.n can >. h.a ., q depth q
10 70 % feet 81 IN. fIa.s, -sisr th.i
oAs 10 had.
IN. rwin ctr LIN, 4 Traction CO. On.
f.efs . spsrsts en- sisetrse iins fresH
Csntraiia this eeming summer thai
-W PAS nsss This prspsfty This line
ssrssysa snd srsds nssriy esHplsssd
IL located en- the proposed Pacific sish.
slss . p ps..sssss s,.is. 30 am
each war. miles FROM cfty Of about
is.eos psepts. With 40 passenger srslns
tsIly.
This land 10 aot cut In IN. wilderness.
but 10 . beautiful. fertile valley.
Msny beautiful homes have bs.a eufis
' .si1 i1' X. ssssssda 'f. sas hs a.;
purchasers are ptowins ths sroun4
and es!isiss houses sss ss,ttHs ready
10 plant
We will shsw you the city ara dvivs yea
90, 70 ssr pfopsry' s,viss ycs "a
eovsrsd with fine homes snd prospsfs
cue psapis A place that will suit the
wife ans family. ave abstract and
title subject 20 sxamtnstion and aps
prevail Of any sttornsy yos With: give
frss 70 cur purchasers opinion 81 bsn
4. Moore on this titis
Tho round trip fare 10 etts. leaving &C.
attic at soc . m. rsturnins al ie;ts
VA the same day.
JACKSON REALTY a LOAN CO,
Main iis bsilsy blds Ind. tio.
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FUNURAl otRFCTORs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Corner Hth and uuiou, Main 1901. Ind
ass fhEMoNT OFFICE. aliT Pre-
mont az Phones. North asei Green on.
furrEhwoHru 4 HoN i'tafssaoaAl
pifes tors aud Licensed Emhaimsrs lp1i
let ops Moore theatre Both phones gts
honey Natsoa Co Funeral DirsetrFs
= Aird aF and uaivsrsitF Doth phsnar "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

paughtero Of ~ George meet first and
ihifd fhutHdafe. y. m. tn rofeaters
hall ipaaA First AZ roe Information
phone heneon tast Grant a1N
Grand uapidH Auction and storage Co
lash 20 titai hVs viii buy Y0uf goods ai
aril them on commission A n H0tha|
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Iosl AND FOUND.

Ne>r>~Ne~e~@ee>~~r~eee~se
Lost On FIRST aV., Chicago. MiiWaut 90
depot. or on itth and Main, bank book
note book note nf $50. note STANDARD
on CO for ftEa. etc Tmrt hotel ttth
aud Main toan ea cedar eft
Lost Watch charm. round ieckct,
Tuesday evening". on Third reward. a.
tosa
Loot lass book Ne tta0a Finder re-
turn 10 Washington Trust and savings
Hank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
THE ORIGINATOR

THE OXYGENATOR
Cures aud cures. nothing SHAH ever stop
~. pneumonia In two hours, all kinds
Of fever, blood poison. no matter how
bad liver. kidney. appendicitis ana
rheumatism must go, infantils paraly-
sis speedily removed. asthma. eatarrh.
stomach trouble vanish as snow before
the MONDAY sun. eczema and all blood
diseases lung and throat troubles.
send for our If-pass books OF oHy-
pathy Hnd home indotssInsnt s,s
THE WASHINGTON oXYGE-
Major CO,
1915 P.-f bldg. seattle. Wash.
EUFTUEE CURED-Do not wear
truss. permanent. absolute. without opst-
labor: over ono hundred eases cured past
two years. from age year 70 age ~
The Harvard system. tob shafer bldg.
Itta Second Az, seattle. --.-----
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
Rats trimmed. dyed. cleaned aud re-
tloeksd Plurnes curled and cleaned
Alteration Dept New and old gar
msn,s asi Arcade
MAKitIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES: MAIN 1857. IND. -.
Young man. 40. would ike 10 CORE
spond with young lady or widow no
dren; correspondence strictly confidential;
object matrimony. W. G. Hansley. Gen.
Del. seattle.
Airs Won Ricksrt, graduate rnldwifsi
home confinement. female disorders sue
eessfuliy treated. physician N required
Igaf Valley, corner Eaattaks nv. Take
EastIaks car TO Valley Ht From ! 20 5.
rysryans suffeTing from
10 call for free trial bottle Or nickord's
famous remedy bis Pacific Bldg
LADIES' REMODELING PARLORS
New garments made and old remodeled.
Tateat Styles Prices reasonable. ais
Arcade Bldg Ind. T. 7si7
rheumatism. acute or chronic. our spe-
eialty. uygea Therapeutic Baths. COS
Eitsi Blk.
Hot air and electrical baths. massage
nrd asgediah movements, HyEea Tbera-
peutif Baths, eos Eital Blk.
W u. Mallory srows hair and cures
dandruff III Column ct.
=
SITUATIONS WANTED--MflE.
~-~~~~~~<N~~se~~>~o~ N~~~~e~~N~eSo~~~o~~
PAINTING. paper hanging, kalsomin-
ing. general housecleaning' Phone Maple
tff
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SITUATIONS wANTEp--MfLE.


PAINTING, paper hanging, kalsomin-
ing. general housecleaning. Phone Maple
bfk
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16
GET TWO MORE WOLVES.
Third Wolf, Hunt In Series at Her
ington Successful.

Harrington, Feb. 10.-In the wolf
hunt northeast of Herington two
wolves were killed. This is the third
chase and in each Of them not less
than two wolves have been dispatch
ed. One Of the animals killed was
brought down by Tom Dunn, Otto
McKillip and Arthur ,Geyer. all Of
Harrington. who were on the south
line. A farmer on the east line
killed the second wolf. Three OF
four other wolves were seen but
they were outside the lines. This
hunt was not as well attended as
the one Of a week ago, there being
only about 200 people out.
The next hunt will be held the
coming Saturday northeast of Wood
bine in the skiddy neighborhood.
The first accident of the series
of hunts occurred last Saturday, but
It was only a near accident. A stray
shot from shot gun lodged in the
upper lip of Tom Dunn who helped
bring down one Of the wolves. Mr.
Dunn came to town and a physician
removed the shot.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16
THAT Paving Subscription.

Editor Reflector. What has be-
come of the proposition to raise a
fund to help south Buckeye pave?
The farmers of Grant township are
progressive and are willing to macad-
amize the road to the river If the
town will do its part. A great deal
of trade comes into town that way
and 1t seems to me that there should
be an effort to encourage it. The
river road is one of the worst in
the county in wet weather and 1t is
none too good in good weather. II
we can make it an object for farm
ers to come to Abilene instead OF
going to other towns we ought to do
It. Every businessman knows that
we need more trade If we can get 1t.
Abilene has started doing things
and 1t would be very poor policy to
stop at this stage of the game.
MERCHANT.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16
Some Movers There.

Manchester Motor: Quite q mum.
Der Of changes will be made thii
spring: Hesselbarth moves from the
Gomel farm to the Dan McBeth farm;
c. w. Pickerell from the Stevenson
farm TO the stottler farm; VIM. War
ing comes back from Florida to the
Todd Miller farm; Jay Mccoy from
the McBeth farm to the Dick Mount
farm; Archie Young from town to the
Dan McBeth so; c. W. Petit onto
the VIM. Bots place; VIM. GARD and
son onto the Hartsell farm and @
B. Young and sOn-ln-law Walter
Hart and family from the western
part of the state onto the G. B
Young farm.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16
TALMAGE HAS BROTHERHOOD.
Fifteen Members Of Abilene Organi
cation Make the Trip.

2 Fifteen enthusiastic members Of
the Mems Brotherhood of the Meth
odist church, headed by their pas
tor, Rev. W. c. Coleman, went to
Talmage last evening to assist In
the organization Of branch OF the
brotherhood among the members OF
the church there. The party was
driven up in three automobiles.
They report a very successful and
enjoyable meeting. The Talmase
brotherhood starts out with a mem
bership Of 80. The church at Tai
mage was strengthened by IS aces
sions during revival conducted BY
Rev. Mr.. Coleman last month. Rev
A. NJ. Crippen is the pastor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16

Editor Reflector: We wish to
send out the following as a sort OF.
report of the Lords workings as
manifested in our midst. To US who
have been in India number OF
years. we can say 1t has been our
best year we have spent in this lano
Of our adoption. / cannot begin to
tell all the Lord has done for u.s.
hut in a small way will magnify his
name by saying what we can In a
few words.
The year began with blessing and
ended with abundant blessing. There
have been a number Of earnest In
ouirers and some DESTROYS for the
Master. Concerning our village
work we have much to encourage
us. We have added to our corps OF
native helpers till at present we nave
six men in actual service. We have
Etbree more of our boys that have
volunteered for the Lord and are IN
training for this kind of work. From
amongst our girls two young ladies
have proven themselves really called
10 the Lords work as Bible women
and two more have recently con
fessed to a call. How these things
fiji our hearts with Joy as We see
"our children" step into the ranks
of the Lords workers. This is what
We have been working for these
years and since their rescue from
famine. John said, 81 have no great
or 10y that to know that my children
walk in truth" / believe IL. Write
your prayers with ours for their eff
cient preparation.
The climax Of the year came 10
the last week. We felt led Of the
Lord to meet together during the
holiday week, Christmas to New
Years to wait upon the Lord. We
gathered in from all our stations
and had meeting each day after
campmeetIng style. As usual there
vas first the wrestling with the
powers Of darkness, but the victory
came and each soul present was
touched. and We had q joyful time
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16
MRS. FRANK sToFFER DEAD.
Was Daughter of Edward YeadOH
OF This City.

Mrs. Ella Stoffer, wife Of Frank
stoffer, passed away at her home in
Enterprise last evening, aged 49,
Her death was caused by a compli-
cation of heart disease and typhoid
fever. Her husband survives her
There are no children.
Mrs. stoffer was a daughter Of
Edward Yeadon of this city. HeT
mother died about a year ago. She
has four brothers and two sisters
living; Edward Yeadon who lives In
Wyoming, Henry, Jay and George
Yeadon of this city, Mrs. Edna
Bricker of Newton. and Miss Anna
Yeadon Of Abilene.
The funeral will be held Satur-
day morning from the home in En-
terprlse. Burial in Livingston GENE
terry.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You viii Make No Mistake II You
Follow This Abilene Citizens
Advice.
MAYER negleet Your kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys.
II you have pain in the back, uri-
nary disorders, dizziness and ner-
vousness, it's time to cat and no
time to experiment. These are all
symptoms of kidney trouble, and
you should seek remedy which Is
known to cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use. No need to experiment. II
has cured many stubborn cases In
Abilene. Follow the advice Of an
Abilene citizen and be cured your
self.
t. o. Adams. 900 W. First street
Abilene, Kan. says; my kidneys
did not do their work properly and
the secretlons from these organs not
only passed too frequently, but con
tanned sediment. suffered con-
stantly from baekache and when
arose in the morning, ] was all tired
out. Nothing had any effect on ny
trouble untii used DOan's kidney
pills. After taking them. my kid
neys became normal and all my pains
and aches disappeared. other mem
bers Of my family have used Doan'i
Kidney Pills and in every instance
benefit has been received. do mol
hesitate to publicly endorse thiI
preparation"
For sale BY all dealers. Price Sc
cents. Foster-MiIburn Coz Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doans-
and take no other.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16
ADDED FORTY MEMBERS.


Talmage, Feb. 9.-The Methodists
are making large growth here.
Through earnest efforts during the
past revival meetings, forty new
members have been added to the
church roll.
There is to be an oyster supper
in the hall Wednesday night. Several
from Abilene are expected In hopes
Of effecting the organization Of the
brotherhood"
The ladies Did met with Mrs
Faron We'd, Feb. list, at an all day
meeting. A good crowd was pres
ent, lot Of work accomplished and
all report a jolly time. The aid
will meet at Mrs. Mast's Wednesday
Feb. 18th.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16

Harrington Dentist Driven 70 Dir
traction By Canine Population.

Herington, Feb. 1O.--Dr 9. A.
Branch has blood in his eye. He
thinks that It is time the citizens
organize some dog hunts instead Of
wolf hunts. He has some fancy he'll
rers and he says that all the dogs
Of the town that are permitted to
run loose come down to his place
at night and chase the heifers around
the lot. The other night the dogs
were unusually vicious and attacked
one heifer, throwing her down. The
dentist has laid in a supply Of am
munition and declares that he is
going to deciminate the dog popula-
ton Of the town II his stock is mo-
Tested again.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-16
NICHOLS & HOWARD
Agents,
Abilene. Kansas.

in the Lord. All have gone back
much encouraged.
Many are wondering what has been
done on the new memorial building.
/ am glad to tell you that q good
comfortable, and commodious build
ing is about ready for occupation.
Brother and Sister Hess will be the
first to live In 1t. To God be all the
praise. We have opened one new
station in the large coal fields not
far from us at the above place. Two
brethren are at present located at
that place. Some Of the missionaries
have 1t to move into this needy
field, but the Lord must open the
way before them. as there are 80
many difficulties that seem to make
It almost impossible.
D. w. look.
Ragunathpur. India, Jan. 4.
y y
Down in West Virginia.
Editor Reflector: Here is an ex-
tract from letter just received by
Mrs. J. G. Seatcl from her sister
Mrs. John Moore Of Fayette county,
Pa, but who is on visit with a
daughter, residing at McWhorterr
West Virginia:
~ will make an effort to give
you brief outline Of the surround
ing country. The hills are noted
more for their abruptness than their
prominence. Some Of them being
SO near perpendicular that a pedes-
trian has to put on all the steam
that our mortal frame can generate
to help scale the summit. Then
comes more puzzling problem, to
know Just what kind of a foughlock
or safety appliance to use in order
to avert the danger of being made
a subject for a surgeon or hospital
Ida, Frank and l went to church
last night; went across the fields
to avoid the mud. They pulled me
up the hill and by the time we reach
ed the top was putting like q
little dinky engine. The farmers
here raise mostly stock. To see
the cattle and sheep grazing upon
the hillsides you would think they
needed prop or some device to keer
them from turning a summerset. Oh
course, when they reach the sum
nit they can put two legs on each
side Of the hill and Craze with safe
| ty. Now don't want to have yot
get the impression that / am in thu
Rocky Mountains. This is only thC
Appalachian mountains. You know
where there are hills there are bound
to be some valleys and here are some
beautiful little valleys along the rail
road. Houses all lit up with gas.
]. G. 8.