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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
ELECTION OF COMMISSION
Is NEXT IN ORDER
VIII Require Two Elections.
Primary and General, TO Do
isrnIns City Control

Guthrie, will In all probability. be
governed on and after June is by 4
ccnani5s!cn oil three men. The char.
ter vas signed by Governor Lee
Cruee at & O'Clock last evening, and
the two elections necessary will prob.
ably be held without hindrance
The charter carries its own provi-
sions for becoming operative. The
primary for commissioners ID to be
held on the third Tuesday after ap-
proyal by the governor, which gill
make the date May 30. This date
will be d legal holiday. aside from
the election, and 1t is believed that
there Is no legal objection to the
double holiday. On the second Tues.
day after the primary the general
election is to be held This will, be
on June I'd, IN all PROBABILITIES, and
immediately after the vote IL can.
Tassed the commissioners may take
enarge.
Major 0lsmith today announced
that in view Of the fact that the
change will most likely take place on
June l5 he will not make any ap-
pointments to city offices. He has
been IN office two weeks and has
delayed appointments pending the
charter election and the approval Of
the charter. The election is only
month from tomorrow Therefore,
the mayor announces, that unless
very special circumstances arise there
will be no disturbance In any Of the
city offices
The mayor Il required TO give ten
days notice Of the primary
Candidates for commissionership
are expected to announce immediate.
lv The ballot will be- printed in all
phabetical form 10 be ON the bali
lot candidate must file notice
with the city clerk. accompanied by
4 petition from - voters, asking him
to rum The commission places to ba
filled are mayor commissioner of
finance and accounts and head of the
police COURT, commissioner of pub
Tie safety and commissioner Of pub.
lie utilities.
The two candidates receiving the
highest votes for the respective off
ces are to be candidates in the gen
eral election No party ballot on des
ignation Is To appear in either elec
tion and there will be no reeogniza-
Bile ward boundaries
Governor Prompt in Signing,
The governor signed the charter
at o'clock YESTERDAY. and the nee
essary copies were filed today with
the secretary OF state. register VI
deeds and city clerk The governor.
with reference To objections raised
regarding the election, said that he
would not pass on them that they
were matters for the courts
G. q Hornor and A. & Bierer ap-
peared far the charter They weie
accompanied BIT ex-Mayor G. M.
Barnes, II WI Green and Others W.
II rhappell and r. G Whiteley spoke
i'd opposition to the charter pointing
out that the absence of partg deslg-
nations was illegal, conflicting with
the general election law III the state.
DIR. Whiteley submitted an elaborate
brief
Six members Of the board Of edu-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
SAYS WOMEN SLEEP ON THEIR
BACKS TOO MUCH AND CHANGE
WOULD MAKE THEM HEALTHIER

sides, of better vet, upon their stom-
aehs This would prevent Internal
disorders aud the consequent neces-
sify of d surgeon
pr Rufus r Hail 0f Cincinnati,
issued 4 eall FOR more operations fog
appendicitis
"The time f0f b surgeon u operate
foF appendicitis, said nr Hall. 'is
the very Identical moment that he
LAYS bis hands upon tbs easa More
operations and quicker ppeFatieus
would mean less fatalities
@If ve didn't get eolic when w
Here babies. he said, we woaEBn
have thousand dollar operations f0r
appendicitis when We grQw Hp. Meth
er wouia we Rave special ogaRas NJ
stomaahaehe
THE veTnIiiorm appendix Huala pe
81 harmless as ~ looks, be said Aii
II we're nat that portions 0f the III.
testfhes adhere til lae cutter wallis Dl
tho Abdomen Recent experiments
shnn these unnatural 1dheslpns aFisA
sr1gn eolsc u snEanef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
ARE YOU AN HERR

ii n estimated that there are
something like 20,09u persons scat
tered throughout the United states
and Canada vino are entitled - fnoiF
eys and lands nos tied up ln tae
English High court 0t Chaneery and
else8 here owing 70 the Inability NJ
lawyers to locate them The great
trouble il aat foreign ls~yefs.
Mhpn searching tof lost heirs, al.
most invariably advertise for them
in London ard fdiabnrg newspapers.
AZ these papers are seldom seeu IA
thig country ef eouTse. fhe missing
hegf never kHD#s of she good Tor
tune that Ia awaiting him gF hef,
ana THUS the case dfaRs along ~ tAs
courts f0Y an indefinite TIME Az afl
aid To those Interested til chaneefE
cases. aad who believe that they are
entitled I'd an inheritance. an enter
prisIng publisher has prepared an
authentic Hst 8F persons vino have
been advertised fat during the past
$50 years including the famous bp-
gardus. sir Francis Drake, Page.
Springer tn4nle8 Jennings and haF
lem estates, and unsettled estataH ln
England, Germany, France Ireland
Scotland and other countries The
last ~ 4 var Wong one and not only
gives the fall aame 0F the hplg faal
IA fefng searched for. bilt also thf
nHame AMI address ~ the attorney
having charge 0i the estate ID Chan
sfsl.
tails oi his lst by sending a cent
stamp to tfe Hpyal RegisfsF 2a5
aet HHag New YefA City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
WILL BORE FOR OIL
Directors Of Local Company
Authorized TO Make
Contract

Boring Tor Gtl was determined ap0u
ia mass meeting last night and the
directors ut the Guthrie Gas aad ON
company sere authorized 40 maSe
contracts
The directors will hug tbe boring
0Gtfit aud employ aa expert t0 d0 the
8GrA One b0rer is here aud con.
tract win be made With hlH 0r some
one else from the 0il fields THE
exact location tug the afst well Aas
A0i heaH determined
n is understood sf0,n0A with bg
available i0r the hFst well The e0R
pans s0me time aao t0ok lease# oh
lands about Guthrie Some of taese
property 0wHers have become Festiye
aEd they Insist on drilling
OHt groupings of aii aave been ny,
tced ou some of the farms 0n aHich
X asas base heaR secured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
THREE SCORE YEARS HIS
LIMIT TO PUBLIC LIFE
BUI Meanwhile Continues 10
Speculate on Political Reasons
Tor Resignation
tBy AHociated Prasa.T


Nashville. Tenn, May i3 Detsrul-
inatiou 10 omit public life when he
had reached three score Years. and
10 spend the remainder of his days
with his family Was responsible f0r
the resignation yesterday 0l AT
Dickinson. secretary of var. accord
Ing to statement made here today
by one of the secretarys closest klns-
men Dickinson was S.xfg last JAM
uarg fills retirement from the Taft
cabinet bis relatives declare. IL slmp-
IN In Tine with his promise to spend
bis declining years with his fanilg
The resignation of slf Dickinson,
title Democratic member 0f the Taft
cabinet and tne appointment os Henry
Il. Stimson. of New York. recently
defeated candidate for governor of
that state, as his successor. waa asl
nounced from The White House Frl
day night
Dickinson 10 Silent.
Mr Dickinson Ii silent 10 the mD4
tyTes causing bis aet other than that
oil pressing private affairs That tals
II scarcely b plausible reason IL eFAr
deneed hy the further statement that
he will retire to bus Southern BONE
immediately and win not again de-
vote himself ID the practice 0f laN
ls which he Was engaged When called
t0 HE cabinet in March. Isag
Mf Dickinson Is tae aeeana mem
ber of Mr. Taft.s cabinet to retire ~
private life, Secretary % the Interior
Ballinger having severed hls c0nnec-
tion with the presidents official fan-
lly 0nls a FEW months a40
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TULSA MAN HEADS STATE ELKs

Tulsa. Okla May la-At the meet
ing OF tbe State kiks the following
officers We're elected
Dr S DezeIIe Hawleg Of Tulsa
president George LDnsbury Oh McAL
ester, first vice president r. II. Per
kius Of Durants second vice president,
Joe Porter OF Enid third Vice Fresl
dent George &. Mills of Nuskogee
secretary. ana r. Fl Callahan ot
Ghickasha, treasurer; board of gov
ern0rs, Oliver q Black Of Oklahoma
City; Il A. Peyton oil Chickasha, RI
w Tucker Of Pawhuska aud w. j.
Barnett Of shawnee
Muskogee son By acclamati6n for
the next state meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
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cation are to be elected Four 81
these will be for the city proper and
two for the outlying territory The
cniisi..s territory, voting In school
matters only, has been attached TO
certain precincts In existing wards
Under the charter all ward boundaries
will disappear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
POPULAR LECTURER ON LAW

Henry NJ Furman. presiding judge
ot tho criminal eoarg of appeals. I'd.
turned tats morning from Norman
Nhere be delivered aH address, ~ tna
Oklahoma University law students
len The Trial ef Case Judge fnr.
mau sag one of the m0st successful
Ecifminal lawyers III tne state prior
lu suTreldering his practice ID ac.
Ieept his present position fie IA one
0g the regular lecturers ~ students
~ Tie ia# sehHet Judge FHFmaH
II aae tise remarkable record during
twenty years of criminal practice IL
winning eyefv case ~ tried. exeept
sfw0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
DIE ETZ WORE:
THE: SAME.
OLD SMILE:
VERDICT OF UILT Y
DOESN'T FEAZE DEFEND
Err OF ALLEGED RIGHTS
fBY Associated Press. J

Hayward. Wis. May tSJohn Fl
Dietz was found guilty today of MUIR
der In the first degree and sentenced
10 life Imprisonment Ills wife and
son Leslie we're found not guilty The
DIefzes we're tried following battle
gith officers at Cameron Dam last
October Iii which Deputy Oscar Harp
was killed The smile which sse old
mar wore eil through the trial did
not fall when the verdict was an.
nounced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
DROPPED DEAD As
He PREPARED TO
COMMIT SUICIDE
CBy Leased wire)

g Omaha, May While pre- e
o pairing to commit suicide. Ed 6
q ward Fitzgerald, d welI-known &
q character Of this city, died here g
o today of heart failure The &
= stroke was brought On BY the ex- Z
o element Of the attempt at self !.
o murder 6
~ Fitzgerald. al tine time of his Z
q death was IN a cell at the city 6
. jail, and was tomorrow to have c
= been taken before an insanity c
~ committee. For some days he q
Q has had suicidal mania and 6
q his friends had complained To g
. the insanity board g
& Fitzgerald secured broken q
. bottle and was endeavoring 20 y
q cut the arteries In his wrist, 9
o when he fell dead q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
DEAF MUTE WHO
SLEW IN QUARREL
GETS TEN YEARS
fBy Leased Wlrel

q ST. Louis, May 13--Guilty 0f
q murder in the second degree, G
G was the verdict tn the case Of q
q thomas Meehan, deaf mute, who &
g killed his brother-in-law. FRANK
- Mcclure, after q quarrel. He G
Q vas sentenced to 10 years Ia the
q penitentiary. Z
@ Miss Pearl W. Herdman. q
9 teacher al the Gallaudel school g
y for deaf mutes. who acted as IN. g
g terpreter for Meehau during the G
. trial was not In court when the
= verdict was read 6
e. MeeAans attorney, James G
@ 0Brien, wrote on q piece Of
o paper Ten years in prison q
. Meehan threw up one of bis &
o hands in gesture Of mingled
9 surprise aud protestation, Nee q
q han made plea Of seItde-
- feuse G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13

EEF#EsWF4 = = 7RVE@ - n -
THE National Biscuit company EqaAY
received carload 9t package goola
from the factory The lneaG pftlee
ableh OPENED heFe aith bMp eaFlaaaa
OF goods on ABFli 2sth, bad about e.
hausfed the supply when tae asM car
lead u goods arrived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
THE WEATHER

New Orleans
La May is
Tonight and Of
Sunday inereas
Ing clolidiness
continued higl
temperature
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16
Kendall z! Dry Goods Go.

Of the train was Clarence Leather
wood. with Engineer George II. Near
at the throttle Of the 1875
George II. Little went 10 Denver
Thursday and is expected to return
today In Ford torpedo roadster.
which is TO be presented to DR.. r.
II. finn.y by his father, DR.. Frank
finney. as a Christmas present
Al the regular meeting OF the =.
+. o. with Mrs. Harry Allen on We'd
nesday afternoon. each member took
an attractive and useful present
which Was To be put In general treas
ury. and all were TO be distributed at
Christmas among the poor children OF
our city. by committe. composed of
Mrs. r.. Cook and Mrs. n. W. Allen.
is Universal Peace Desirable" ="
will be the subject OF the sermon
Sunday morning at the First Presby-
terisn church. In the evening MIR
Dale will speak on Another AcQuit.
tai Case" and Judge A. Il Wallis. as
sis,ant district attorney. will review
the case against H. G. Todd. who
Vas acquitted In the county oour,
Thursday.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16
ST. Andrews Guild.

The Saint Andrews Guild me, las,
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. A.
Bur~ell. and the meeting proved a
very pleasant one to the large mum.
ber In attendance. The regular bust.
ness session Vas followed by the usua
social hour and serving Of rcfr-sh.
ment
On the past Thursday afternoon
the guild met With Mrs. John Up.
dixie. =, 3iS Ration avenue. with NJ.
te~u In attendance.
The business hour vas taken up
In the laying Of plano for the supper
which the ladies ~.ll give In con.
nection with the cowboy dance on
the evening of December :Ath. In
woodman hall. and to other picassn,
buains~s.
A pleasant social hour followed and
rcfr~shm~tu Was offered To those
pees~nt
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16
3NItNet tDALnnN8

Select your dolls to dress. Thomp-
son has them.
wan,ed-Drcssmaking by the day.
Inquire. Mary Mckendry. 2o5 Cimar.
ron avenue.
The o,ero county delinquent tax
sale takes plac. at tn. cour, hous.
mex, Monday morning
kaffir corn. wheat. corn. chop. oats
bran and poultry food for your chick
.ns-Crozi.r Coal Company.
Usual services a, the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening
Come w. T. Davis. pastor.
wanied-House ekeeper for family OF
three. Phone East 3. daytime. or
Junta ss7. al night. or call at jos
Ration avenue
For Reni-Niccly furnished room I.
stone house. for lady only: four
blocks from cour, house. Inquire a,
this office.
We hav. no, reported wedding
for several weeks and the ministers
declare ,hs, they believe Cupid has
gone on q strike.
Tomorrow morning. At the Reform
ed Presbyterian church. Rev T.. \.
Crooks ~iil speak on the subject OF
"sAnetifoation." All invited
Mp. Z. pouxherty left yesterday
morning on No. for Burlington. VI.
In rr~ponse to . telegram announcing
the sudden death Of q sisters hus.
band.
Mrs. B~saie kirste left yesterday
morning for her home In II Paso,
T~xas. after an extended visit With
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Whitehead.
Try ssastika coal for the heater
The most ccouomiesi coal on the mai
kst. Nak-s . quick hot fire and
ho,ds the heat. No clinkrrs. .--Crosici
Coal Company.
G. n. Flynn. of Hartman. Colo.
s~cretary os the MammotA irrigation
District. Sas . Ia Junta visitor this
veek attendins . conference Of the
directors a his district and the pro
nosers Of the Benton Canai and Res
ervoss Company.
Or nee Haata Re De Lane trais
nale the rsn froa Dodge City to Il
Jusea h toss hours asd forty five
nlastes. arriving Ia this city Sorty
I fsve niauess oAeeA q ti0s. ne TRAN
assive1 = Ds1ss Chy tAirv oaasesa
aA01 q tl0s 80 Acseosel sASi
I; ~ 0eseso oleUoD 0srs bsosss \
ossivs1 - ~ eiey. ~ seo1ocesl
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16
Grant Ditch Annual Meseino.

Notice In hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Grant Ditch Company will
b. held at Boyds Hall. North La
Junta. Thursday evening. January Is.
1912. at O'Clock. for the purpose
os elcetinE officers for the ensuing
year and tranAacting such other busi.
ness A. may properly come before the
meeting
r. A. GORDON. President
T. J. Winstanley. Secretary.
First publication. December ls. 1911.
Last publication. December 81. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16
Je,os oirshSay ssrpe'ss.

Nr. and Mrs A. e. Draper had.
each. . birthday Anniversary last
T,csAay. and In the evening they
yer. ssnrmed BY . numbss Of their
relatives std friends In compliment y
the Cay.
A. pieasant surprise for Mr..
Draper II had bra asrane~Si that The
fAasly sAosA 70 sst To aianes whee
tAey rptuese1 froo Ne Harvey houss
Abost sevea e'ctorA thsy Sossl thsts
seaf.saviseA gsssss alrsaAy aase0A1s1.
rAe nssSy cs0Sasy pAays6 . ss06ss
= OAoas - TufSsvss - wers ssrv.
- - aoOsuos1nas esGFssADsoe 6s1uss
~ a1SBu1a1 = Mn eN1Dsk
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16
Annual Msseios q stsekheIssrs.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the North Ia Junsa Canal
Company will be- held In Boyd's hail.
In North Ia Junta. Al 7:3o .. m.
January Is. 1919. for III. purpose Of
"'yinE an assessment for the main
'"nance and operation Of the North
Ia Junta Canal system. Ii. election
os board OF directors and for the
transaction Of any other business
that may properly coae before the
meeting.
J. l. SANBORN. Prcsileut-
J. u. i.ynsar. Secretary.
First publication. December is. 1911.
Last publication. January IL. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16
Christmas Musical Service.

Preparations arr bring made for an
elaborate Christmas musical scrv,c,
~ saint ratr.ch's Catholic church.
The choir viii b. Increased for the
occasion. and . apirndsd sIx.picc~ or.
caessn will provide accompan imens
sAsesgA the sasirs nAsa. The nass
sssvsce isself bsawtifwl on THE
sescsai eecaslaa aud The easirr ~.
vses vtn - worthy n yvsr ssts~A.
~ - tAat day.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16
Bargain in Residence Property.

-Four room house, modern. including
i've lots on the corner Of Cimxrron
avenue and Fourth street. known as
the Brinkman property. for sal. at a
bargain. II taken at once: price
$s.'co. Address Mrs. Della Brinkman
tS& Haight street. San Francisco.
Calf
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16

One. upon a tim. there Was a su-
p-rin,endent OF schools ~ho achieved
considerable. notoriety around the
county on account OF his p.rsistenc,
In coaching pupils as TO what to do
In cas-. of fire. When he visited =
school the very first question h.
would ask upon entering the door
would b., "wha, would you DO In
case o. fire." Tn. pupils by force
Of habi, had become accustomed 10
replying. Get In line and march
out" Nov onc. upon a ume this
sup. rin,cnd.nt o! schools made
very unexpected visit To district
school no, far away. II happened
,ha, h. ~As observed approach lnx the
school house and the teacher In order
10 be prepared warned tn. pupils and
quiIIcd them With the usual query.
Nov, children. sAst would you do In
case cs fire.. They ,ery promptly
replied. Get In line and march out
On ;hl. occasion. however. III. school
superintendent burst into the rcou.
marched TO the rostrum. turned sud.
denly upon the pupils and asked.
Now. children. What would you Do II
I should tell you that I'm xainS To
make q speech" 10 vhich sh-r~ wss
Q peomp, and unanimous rcspoas~.
Get In lin. AID march out"
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16
Must De Sold At Once.

One brand new. high grade piano:
cash or easy payments. Address II.
J. NJ. Lake. Sherman Hotel.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16

, h Mckinney. tie directory
man. who Is now In Montrose. has
found the most accommodating man in
the state lie l. the man who came
to the und-rtakcrs place OF busi.
ness and died Tho undertaken was
slightly acquainted with the man but
did not know his name. he did know
tha, he was Catholic. ~ hc called
up the priest and asked him to come
down to Identity the man so that his
family could BE- notified
That was just like poor Dan. So
.aid the reverend gentleman when he
saw who 1, vas He always was
mighty accommodating 1t Mas no
more than MAS to be- expected OF
him"
This is an actual fact I, happen.
ID In Montros. last spring
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16

W 4. Bell. sg.n, for the Wells.
Fargo Express Company. announces
tha, the La Jun'A office has received
AN unlimited supply OF stiokers for
Christmas packages which can be haI
for the asking Two different kinds
have been received. on. bearing the
words Don't Open un,il Christmas
and tn. other Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year" with plae. for ad.
dress Of the oonsirne. and sender on
IL Tn. latter has a border OF holly
around Il and both ar. attractive
Christmas stiek.rs. Mr.. Bell also has
list Of suggestions. which. II car.
ried out. will insure a SAT. delivery
Of packages These also can be had
by applying at the Wclls-F&rgo office
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16

should b. better understood BY our
entire peopl. and ". would not b.
changing from one form 10 another
hoping to get relief Tor relief does
not come that way. Relief comes In
an edueation that will secure men
Who have prid. enough to give peo-
p,. . good government and they can
give IL under any form. A commits
sion form OF government will not
p,oaue. any better results than the
old form unless you chang. your char
ac,er O, men and the education of
your people"
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16

Threats have been made and dire re-
suits prophesied. but these men had
orders from the people, delivered
through special election when the
builiing of the plant was authoriz-
"a and bonds for the same voted. and
kept straight to their duty and
have won the commendation OF every
citizen.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16

6. II. Dovu.r lcf, last Nrdus sday
on No . for Los Angeles Calf. and
various other points In that state
TO size up the prospect for work for
his trepching machine In that part
Of the country. On the way he Will
stop at Las Cruces, y. M. and make
an honest effort to land big con.
Cract for on. Of his machines there.
"Gil" has promised to write US a
fairy story" OF his trip while he is
away. and in week or two he will
a tale unfold In tn. columns OF the
about the Land OF sunshine and flow
ers
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16

Dr. = o. kcyes. formerly a conspie
nous object In tn. sochlistic and
other spo,liKhts around La Jun,a. Is
nov a resident ~ Salt Lake City
where he Is In the Mormonistic spot.
light as president and manager Of the
Neal Institute Of Utah. an institu-
tson that guarantees to cure the
booze and drug habit In three DAYS
Here's an opportunity for people who
are afflicted with the SWiuk habit
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16

Your eroc will tell you that but.
TOR and eggs alVa avs 40 up at this
that enough explanation TO satisfy
anybody
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-16

~Lonxmont. IN. city o. lights.
will b. a we'll deserved title which
that city ~ii. enjoy before the firs'
of the year. Tn. hope. and desires
of many years for a municipal iiEH'
ing and power plant is soon to b.
r-aiircd In tao weeks tim. II is
expected that the work In every de-
partm-n, ~iil b. completed. eSccp, a
few minor details. and that on the
:s,h, the best Christmas present ~vc'
presented to . municipality ~i,l bs
In i.ongmont's poescssion. When the
plant 10 In operation Lonsmons vii
b. the best lighted city Of is Ass
In the s,asc. The current ~'li moi
come ~1,ra. and ON every corner IN
the ,ova ~ili b. suand an arciiEht
HAicA v,li Ssru sroa t~tltsh' Is
daylight. MseA credit IL dSe to tbs
pe~sess mayor amA cosaea for IN
Urn seaNA thsy hare takea In r~eart
n ~ bstlAlae a ~ p,ast Every a
aues psssib,s Aas bssa ~ fsrsA "
~ ssaeaAy vAsss fsascA,ss ssSassl
nsGa 0saA = - seosst - osssso'
- ~ nn11na = - ~