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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-25
No Rrohlam NJ All.

Have you ever noticed how a bum
actor can get laughter and applause
by using cuss word7"
"oh, yes. What's the rcason?"
I've found out, think. The audi.
ence has been wanting to swear. but
n toU polite"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-25
$l357 81
Demand for Granite,

Although Aberdeen is the home OF
jcotch granite. a shipment OF $50 tons
'ccentiy was exported TO that city
from South Carolina auarrles to meet
. demand for n variation In color from
g. no native stone.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-25
All RECOGNIZE Her.

That woman is so rich that when
she GOES into bank all the bonds
stand up on end and say: Hello.
iiamma!"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-25

Statement of the Winnemucca
Water & Light Co. for the year
ending Dec. 31st, 1910.
Receipts S3l.113 70
Expenditures 27,04O rs
Balance on hand $4,073 45
M. Reinhart,
Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-25
Total
1852 81
Annual Statement

Annual Statement
of the Brooklyn Mining Company
for the year ending April 1, 1910.
DIR.
To cash on hand Feb. /.
1909 S 293 ID
Assessments collected year
past 1914 43
To amount received from
other sources
To amovnt due banks
Total 1878 81
CIR.
Mine expenses year past S
General expenses year past 726 80
Cash on hand April |, 1910 631 OF
Sl357 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15
5000 OlO Gan on DUTY
IT sULPHEUR SPRINGS, Va.

Five years OF constant service in
rendering .nrst aid to injured tele-
phones" and ~ general utility car.
ii the record Of an automobile which
il nnK dping duty for the Warm
Sulphur springs tVa) Telephone Conn
pany. This car was originally owned
by the Chicago Telephone Company.
The ear. which 20 aptly illustrates
thu automobile AZ factor In the en-
tire industrial world. II a Mitchell A.
cylinder with tha serial number 1909.
A. the cara now being made by the
Mitchell lewis Meter Company TIRE
numbered abovs the twenty thousand
mark IL Ii evident tina, tine telephone
car ID an old timer. Ths car WAS
ss3tncovered" by . Wisconsis banker
who visited tho Virginia resort re-
Gently ana who saw the car In SER
Vice there.
This car has haen IN use every
day, some days carrying. seven" said
he III letter 10 the RACINE tirnt. 1T
kas r&ver been washed, The driver
tells me that 4 few DAYS ago lie pulled
4 big touring car over the xteepest
pass In this neiEhborhood, which the
other car could not make alone."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15
! |||H|ClEs on WHEELS
/ SION THEIR LIeHTs

ckuaetts has just passed =
nx recurring every vehicle
eels 70 have attached to 1t 4
AZ tights. which shall be 90
1 -. tpsa b& .xisIbie tram the
sand FEAR during the period of
R0r after aAusat II one hour
sunrise. This statute IL the
sNk the activity OF the Ameri-
u1Osnohfie Associations State
2nd lhe chairman OF the Mas-
o4An iAGselAtive committee WAS
S&&&&F than T. n. Hpearn. inct-
Tint the ex.presidsnt Of the
A nrxa nixatIon does not intend
placed In the hap- been class.
lt9ht3-en-Ail-sehicfea act. II
sosnewhAt surprising to note.
M 6eHnted In New Jersey ny
nocieted Automobile Club
the original measure required
Da61nnAt m make Il truly efeer-
NWght about by tho Jerseyttes
y recent seasion Of their Legis-
~ II you'd appear that In these
muatiplted road travel cons
EAeety would require that an.
e should carry iighta Ut night,
be<n IN exaAedingly difncuit
iesA, ~ secure legtsiatIon along
ilneA. But The a. a. "A. bodies
IL Jsssey and Massachusetts per-
Mn1 Il u now = certainty that
e statutes wilt be sought and
u "A All parts % the country,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15
IOWA tour SWEEPSTAKES
PRIZE GOES TO g.lDlllC
CAR WINS PERFECT ROAD AND
TECHNICAL SCORES AND
THREE TROPHIES.

The car that had the highest scores
and won the most prlsss In the Little
Glidden tour In lows, Wa : Cadillac
touring car, driven by d. y. Kruid-
sAsssarss the 0gn4ss ~ FhiU 4nst \ had r,
perfect score In the technical sxami-
Aation. which II the reai test Of 4
car altar reliability run.
Thus Ahs Cadillac won che trophy
for its class. and The awAepsta Nos
prize, because. 1t WA the only ear
which showed perfect scores ON tbs
road and in the hands N the tsch-
nical COMMITTEES. In addition 70 thesa
M KFutdanaHF AlSO won. tha owners
prise. which wAS hung up for tho
m0st conspicuous performance % y
sNar AelxaN1 " - owner. Il.
4 While this record wls being ma0e
over Iowa roads, other Cadillac cNra
wera d0inE brilliant work In relta biz
tty rims In other parts Ut this World
IN The NeN xeai and s~liA baiity trials
4 non -xtOp run In the open class ana
E0n hFst prise and Esid nsedAl. III
ths private 9wnSrg division, another
CAdfaiAa NAs awarded 90ld medal
fer haytoa made . nen-sspp rua. rala
|eAr h2d b&ea driven 6o.voe snilAal
prior 20 eSit4f1nG thA c0ntest. ROM
Mer@ awAtA4A pAFf6ct Aeorss, ana
tnAy &exA tn only nOntesta mis- fully
santpesd fer sausiuG. III the Tas.
naantAh Reliability trisis Cadillac cars
NNre Asciafe6 winaAse = their Ayex
AIscflvs claeaak Fl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15

Chalmers Cars For 1912.
The Chalmers ''Thirty-six. is the
newest thing in motor ears.
The Thirty-six" II tho latest prod
uct Of the Chalmers Motor Company.
and with seif-startar. demountable
rims. long stroke motor and four
speed transmission, promises to be
ons Of the sensations Of the 1913
season.
The Chalmers Thirty -six.s is edver-
tiaed an tina maximum EFFORT I'M 70
this time Of a company which WAo .
pioneer in tbs building Of medium
priced automobiles.
In this new model the ChAlrnArs
company has Incorporated Soma OF
the most distinctive and advanced fea.
lures Of the year. The car appears
in four body types--foredoor. touring
car foredoor ponY fnnnean. Marlin
Limousine and cab side Limousine.
All are built on q chassis OF 1Is-inch
wheel base.
The motor develops full 3s-hoFss-
power and II of tho most approved
long stroke type Ia inch bore,
Ia inch stroke.
The two- bearing crank shaft. which
was introduced by the ChaImors
company. and which has been Ono 81
the features of the famous Chalmers
80, In used ON the ''Thirty-a4E.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15
q Bob Burman Discovers That
Bitten Benz Is not the Only Car

he had for tho HUDSON car after he
hAd driven the car all over the city
II can honestly say that the mo
tor is the Quietest ever rode behind.
This is my first ride In q Hudson,
but II VIII not be my last, The OPP
GRAFTON uf the car II q revelation. and
cannot sec how 4 man who II E0lnE
TO buy + motor car can possibly af-
ford to overlook this one"
From the bsainning to tho end Of
the ride BurmAn was A. enthusiastic
A. kid with new toy. Mr.. Rob-
inson had driven -up In front Of the
hotel and left the motor running while
he stepped inside. Coming out, he
took tho wheel. and Burman. not
hearing the motor, stepped around In
front and laid hold Of the crank.
Robinson opened UP and the car
barked out ~ the king Ut drivers q
laugh that WAS humorous. 1t had =
good right 10. When you can fool
u man who lives with throbbing mo-
tors and holds the fastest records
ever made there 10 glory in It.
But this waa only the start. Sew
erai times during the ride whan, In
changing gears. the motor would slow
down, tha champion would be cure
that n war ttA3fed. only tn ffnds the
car pick up and get away when the
accelerat0r Vas but touched by the
driver. 30 pleased was nnrman with
this performance that he asked to
drive the car, and gladly the Hudson
man surrendered tbs wheel la tina
peer or ali drivarA Burman drove
the ear fast aud slow, Up Hill and
down, ana after giving 1t almost ev-
cry known road test, turned to his
compsHions and made the above re-
marks
He was sincere all right, for before
ths drffs wAs c0hiplsf66 ~ had open :
ed negotiations with the l0cal agants.
and In al probability within month
tho driver Of tho famous .Hlitxsn
Rcns" will take his recreation rides
In his own Hudson .s1."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15

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& liz I'm sntrance hsu 4 IN "a
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15
hue" Cantillon Now Divides Time
Between Baseball Team and His Auto

r. Caatilsen. President Of
reAp0iix sAiillers. who piloted
IIIrsxnti on Of oasehaIi players 70
'esicAn Association champion
~ y~sr. hAs been untrue 10 his
pKxs his sale Idea OF sport and
- hAe he<n sneh diversion -
e found between the horns
1 ahs atkn board a. the hack
S73 oArk, bat ncN IN has taken
bling and rernorsei%sats ad-
IN h&F0t0foy~ he han been over
II xpad ttlinx
luF the same reason that
wAMts championship team.
oelnred hS would be satisfied
<htng leAs than = champion
&ar. and accordinGly he pnr-
Mitchell "tsix." ono Of the
SNsk machines turned out by
kehelt-I&wis Company OF Ra
X 1B., and : reolny seven pas
nar which can carry IN entire
71ta mine and The ishi boy In n
Not only does the veteran
knA manager expect to motor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15

a great deal ~roand his home town
In his new acquisition but when the
highways are unusually tempting and
the "calt OF the open road" rings In his
ears he intends 10 drive from one A..
A. diamond to another instead OF TAX
Ing the train with his team.
The credit for winning Cantillon to
the ranks OF tho knights VI the steer
ing wheel belongs largely to ~. r.
McSaily. OF New RichmonH wis,
where the former makes his home
when not managing MIS- team. though
the agent admits he could never hayA
accomplished this marvel il he had
not had ~ good car an ruRs on
wheels 1t took Just one spin In i
Mitchell 10 convince Cantillon the car
was Just what he wanted and one
more TO show him the nne points or
driving and the trick was turned. Tim
running two pannant winners now"
said Miaue few days after getting his
car and though l may lose some
steep over the ball team, never nayA
occasion to do that on account or the
machine"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15
Automobile CAlendar.

July I6---Outtenbsrg track
race, Henry Shaffsr. promoter.
July 1t-17--St. Louis RELIABLE
lily run, Missouri Automobile As
nfStsfifffn. Ssss, e - 80 q
sJuiy a7-22--Milwaukee 70.
liability run. Wisconsin state
Automobila Association.
July l7-2&-Cleveland RELIABLE
ity run. Cleveland News, Cleys-
sJuly spss-Minnesp polls r.-
liability run to Helena. Mont,
MinnSaota stats Automobile As
ISOLATION.
July sl-23 Brighton Beach
14-hour race. r. A. Morosn. pro-
Jsiy IS. - = - tichsno.sd vfretnian
Reaisbility Rpa 10 Newport
News.
August a-4-s Galveston
Beach reosa Galveston Autcmo-
! bills Club.
AuguSt 1e-l1-1s-Races on
1eaxksFt beeeh, Portland Auto
mobile Club. Portland. Ore.
AUGUST 13--Wofcester hill
climb. Wotoester Auto Club.
@ August H. RoIiA bility run OF
0nAllsy City Mctor club. Phil.-
dplphfn. sS
August list. Louis reliablf-
Nv run, Misgpari Automobile A.
s0eiatinJl. NJ. Isl
August Elsin road
races Chicao0 Motor Club,
0ppteN6sr Reliability run
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15
curing in the Old DoIaiinlIIp IlIloIIIdl


IN = papsf IN Touring N fhe His
tcr4c Old Dominion" N. n. w, Has-
sstt. 81 th& Richnond Ausonncbtls
Club. and chairman VI tim commit
tee on ccntssta and tours, writes In
| terestingiy 81 trips that may be taken
by tourists from the North. AZ these
trips aFe vt equal interest 10 Rich
mond automobile owners ta,e paper il
given In part.
Nv D~. II. W. Basscts.
One Of the most beautiful trips
open to tbs motorist Ii into the heart
Of VtFHfnie by way OF the Shenan doah
VALLEY pike- a nns road, heavily
Tnck- - llAtts4. tsmpts ono 10 f0reet
al speed laws; but the rich, fertiie
iAAds rolling away In Al directions.
ere - pleasing 70 the sys thax one
prefers "a 20 slowly ia order to en-
Joy this scenery,
From HtAunton to charlottesville
the way lies mostly over dirt roads
with Soma rpck ana macAdnm. Near
Ftsheravile there u . atfetch Of I few
miles oyer rcd clay. These roads are
all hne In DIR weather, but slippary
In wet spells, though the dralnngA
IN rAle II very good. Roads. like
bacon. are Ii streakA fat and lean---
and it's oil In the days run. They
are never ImpassA bic, however.
A. Alton the road runs over !
snaasn4Ain, and = ma roAd u In To-.
wards Charlottesville ono finds dirt
roads again. with some stone: from
Charlottesville to Richmond, dirt.
sand-ciay. macadAm and corduroy til
varying proportians--n0t much Of the
e0rduroy--e enter into the formation Of
the .reed surface. Plans are now nh-I
der way To improve this rotste, the
work to be done by the state and
local authorities acting Jointly, Al
any rate. this new route Ia far better
than the old one via the River and
Three-chop roads
10 and Down the Valley Pike.
or Philadelphia. any recognized route
book Will serve ~ guide, and bring
The tourist TO the Valley Pike by way
Of Gettysburg. Here there is an OPP
p0ftunity to visit the battlefield. which
has been laid out In avenues to make
easier the access to the monuments
erected BY tho States In honor OF the
troop who fought there.
From Gettysburg follow the pike
down to Winchester. Midway be-
tween lies Halitown station. where
the road bears or TO the left for
Harper'a Ferry and Baltimore. In
deed, Halltuwn II the point where
tourists from Baltimore reach the
pike blythe short route through Fred
erick. Just below HaEerstown II the
battlefield Of Antietam, right on tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15

Ths regulations prescribed ~ ~
international coAvention uf Octohet
AZ. 1910, and ratified ~ IN ewIss
Federal Council II neesmb ~. i3Io,
became effective throasheut sWisnes.
land on MAy u. Isll. All pxasss of
automobiles ana motorcycles rssi1ins
IN Switsarland. whether snAtivs " fer-
etkn. must now % provided with IN
international route certihcaten. ~
provided BY the convention. Their
automobiles, motorcycles, etc, III NJ
dittQn to the numbered plata hi thu
rear. must have df1uhdyIv6 BlES@
bearing ths lettar1 20. N. fCop3oa-
cratic Melvettca,l
Tbs following countries have - fnr
gtven their Adhesi0n to the conV4n.
ton: Switzerland, Germany. Austria
Hungary, Belgium, Bulgaria, Spain,
FfAncs. UMitsd 1etngdum nltxiys Lax.-
emburE. Monaco, Holland. Ruesta an4
Sweden. In Switzerland the required
certificates ara 70 b. issnsd w ths
propar cant0naI AnthoritisA showing
owner; kind Of vehicle (whether car
motorcycle, eto. u: name of cOnetfuE-
tor: sNries number 1t the particular
type or manufacturers number ok
vehicls: number az ryitpdere md paw
Gr Tin hof1epOw4rt: form ana color
Of ear; number % pisces. and weight
Of vahicie In kilna The number az
registry should afro appear On the
plates 81 identity. The certiacatse
must also contain informAttoi r2la-
tive 10 chauffeur Or driyey---his full,
name. place and data ~ birth. and
residencs. The photograph of Zach
IN ~ Avsgr-
to be allowed to each vafaicisl will be
attached to the certificate.
TO obtain an international cartin-
rHte. thuse Interested should Appif ID
the cantonai authorftieA givfng them
the necs&nAry information. The trAvel
permit Of the ehauffours o. drtyeFo
should b. presented. The arconpony-
ing photographs are TO be la W
csnttrnaters Il "a by l1-3 tnchesl
Ia size.
The possession OF this certiAcats,
however. does not dispense With tho
usual customs foFmalities, ~ II n eim@
ply intended an evidence that both
vahinls and conductor have <u1asleA
tho conditions prescribed BY thar
governments before betng permitted
to use the public roads. Tho usual
papers required by the 0wim cue4eWs
authorities ~ BY tina authori3iee u
tina country 10 which thar are anink.
must be cbtained N In this pase.
No official stamp Or punch was pre-.
scrihed BY the convention, those In
terested being fires to provide their
own plates but they must conform
to the following rules: Tho distinctive
mark OF the country Of origin II to
be shown on approval plate. 40 ~ ID
III A. by III inchasl.
bearinx black lettera IA capital Latin
On white ground: these
letters must BE- nj leask 10 centimetern
10 1ength and ~ centimetern thick
The distinctive lettAra for each
country are prescribed - f0IloHa:
Germany. D.: Belgium. n: United
States. N, 81: Austria. All; Hungary,
r.; spain, n: Fr1n0e. ri. Great Ari-
Hia, r.; Aervia, 8 III: nwitxsfiAnA. Z.
HI: Greece G. n Tfa1v N Nasss -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15

INV champion Of the world can
Gw thinRs about motor cars
nTs, Hob HurmAn, the great
D1IOf and holder Of numerous
FNccrds for racing antoine
S8th an track and road. fur
example.
Dpeod kings latest discovery
fE1o q brand Rapids. Mich. On
when ne want out for q lit
Nare 3eunt with Il. J.. Robin
~ agent for the Hudson Mo-
y Company.
I& M idea that there was any
"a ftne ii the medium priced
y to-day" wAs the way Rurman
"a w the long string OF praise
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-15

ptka with many fns sxsnuss M
monuments. KS s
And Winchester. what 1rhO0lboy
does not know of 6heridanss ridos
SIM further south He New Market.
whore the cadets fretn 1hA Virginia
Military fnstitute UnderMSnt th~ia
baptism u fire, and 0teInIgsed thu
tide Of battle 4 mOnNnA1nt little
M yh@ road. erected during the pkst
year. marks the point ~ the engage
ment.
Fourteen miles eastward from New
MARKET are the eaysa az Isueay; most
visitors conxider them MnFN beautt-
ful than the Mammoth UAvs Of KEN
lucky. On returntn1 10 the Valley
Pike. the next et0p VIII X III StAun-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
EMPLOYEES
FEAST ON COON

"Ah sho am gwine to bring de good
OF south up north tonight" shouted
Bill Rigley, porter of the Peoples
Power and Light company, as he left
the Office yesterday afternoon for the
club rooms to prepare a coon supper
for the Office force and a number Of
their friends. And Bill did it to. Il
large coon donated by Lawrence An
derscn, was served with all the fine
trimmings in elegant style. After sup
per there was a smoker and Mr. Jan
sen of Moline, secretary of the Manu-
facturers' association and sell known
as an after-dinncT speaker, entertain
ed the boys with few OF his ezper-
fences as a travei II AMI hunter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03

A lady was continually accusing her
servant Of extravaganza without any
real cause. The servant always bore
this accusation patiently.
One day the servant informed be'
mistress that the coal had all been con
sumed. This was followed by the
usual remarks on the part OF tne mis-
uess. who finished up by saying:
You evidently eat them"
The next day the candles were all
gone.
Candles Gone"' SAID the mistress
why. | bought half a pound only q
fortnight ago
oh. we'll" rejoined the servant. who
could stand this sort of thing no longer.
Il can tell you where the candles have
gone. / ate them to grease my throat
so that ! could swallow the coal more
conveniently -Pearson's Weekly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
Packets Make the Man.

Mrs. John Lane. in a volume Of es-
says called Talk of the Town" takes
an ingenious way 10 prove that men
tally woman is superior to man:
Just consider: The most ordinary
kind of man has at least a dozen peck.
cts. while woman Of transcendent
intellect generally has none. or. If she
has one. it IS where she can't get at IT.
Now. try TO imagine a man doing his
errands with a purse. handkerchief
and shopping list in one hand. the tail
of his skirt in the other. his umbrella
under one arm. meanwhile making an
effort to keep his head clear for bust
ness problems and at the same time
keeping a wary eve out for motors
He couldn't do #. There really is no
doubt that man owes his superiority
TO women entirely to his pockets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03

melody. with It's accompaniment, as
we now have 1t instantly flashed upon
him. and he wrote il down on the spot
upon slaves hastily scrawled across
the back Of bill Of fare. In the course
Of the same evening he set TO music
the drinking song in Antony and
Cleopatra and the verses Who Is
Sylvia" in Two Gentlemen of We
roma"
And all this exquisiteness came from
the son of cook and poor mechanic,
whose chief delight as & baby was to
pick out melodies on d rusty old piano
in his fathers shop and whose acme
Of human bliss was reached when be
was taken TO neighbor'ng joiner's to
try his infant hands on a fine new in
strument. He was n charity pupil in
the Imperial School of Music. but nei-
Their it's orphan asylum atmosphere,
the two meals day nor the ice cold
piano with the ice cold instruction
dampened the little Francs ardor.
Whatever he felt flowed forth in mu-
sic.-New York World.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
SWEARS OUT ANOTHER
WARRANT FOR REYNOLDS

Mabelle Barnett yesterday swore
out another warrant in the court
of Justice G. P. Nissen against
James Reynolds, the offense named
being the same as in the previous
case nolle pressed in the circuit
court, abortion. Though the specific
crime is the same, the complainant
says that the crime was committed
a year previous to the one alleged
in her other complaint. The warrant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
GENIUS OF SCHUBERT.
Whatever the Great Composer FeIt
Flowed Forth In Music.

Whatever the Great Composer Felt
Flowed Forth In Music.
Whenever Schubert happened TO turn
over the leaves Of volume of poetry,
verses that pleased him would be-
come clothed in melody. They would
sing themselves in his mind with Su-
perb accompaniment. noble in rhythm
and rich in harmonies. If paper hap
pened to be within reach the song
would at once be written down.
One July evening in 1876. after
long walk. the composer strolled into
a beer garden and found a friend sit
ting at table with a volume of Shake
speare Shubert picked up the book
and read the song in "Cymbeline."
"Hark, Hark. the Lark" The beautiful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
Misieadinq.

A man once ran for office. and after
very close election the returns
showed that lie had been elected by a
few votes. A friend with whom he had
been discussing the matter asked:
What makes you think that all tho
ballots weren't countedT'
You see" replied the successful can
didate. I'm Judging from the number
of fellows who've come around asking
for job on the ground that they vot-
ed for me.''-NeW fork Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-03
The PIara 70 Paint

A party of gunners were painting the
guns AMI wagons of field battery
when sergeant came up TO them
There will be an inspection tomor-
row." he said. BE sure you paint all
those parts which no one can see. for
that's just where the colonel is sure TO
look~-London Telegraph