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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02
PHILADELPHIA.
'Batted for Ames in the fifth,

Innings ........1 Q 4 6 s 9
New York ........1 o o i
Philadelphia ......O o 0 la
Two-base hits. Doyle. Murphy. Barry,
Lord 2: pitching record, off Ames runs,
4 hits in 4 innings off Wiltse, runs. 7
hits in 1-3 innings, off Marquard, runs.
hits in % innings saci flee hits Barry.
Collins; sacrifice f1y. Barry :; stolen base.
ierzog: left on bases. New York &, Phila-
delphia 8 first base on balls. of Ames !,
of Bender 2. first base on errors, New
York 4, Philadelphia >; struck out. by
Amos !, by Witse !. by MarqLard . by
Bender ;: wild pitches, Marquard. Bender;
time 212; umpires, Connolly. Brennan.
Is an and Dincen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02

|Of life before ! tried
Lydia j.. Pinkham's
" e ge t a lie Com
pound. l was in such
q nervous condition
/ could not keep
S till. NJ y lin b 8
were cold, | had
creepy sensations,
and | could not sleep
nights. l was tinally
told by two phys
icians that l also
had a tuDoor I ROO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02
s27,S64 20
TRAIN MILEAGE.

The percentage Of expenses TO earnings
was 1907 per cent. as compared with 20 81
per cent, in tho preceding year, a de-
crease of 1S7 per cent,
The percentage of improvements in
cluded In operating expenses, to tho
earnings. was 0.64 per cent. Is com
pared with 1.53 per cent, in the pre-
ceding year.
The percentage Of ordinary expenses
10 the earnings was 7443 per cent. MS
compared with 1910 per cent. in the
preceding year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02
ROJJ'r FOR THE GIANTS AND
ATHLETICS ARE CHAMPIONS
Philadelphia Team Gives Fine Exhibition of Of.
fensive Playing-11 Runs in Two Innings
Revenge for Defeat in 1905 is Sweet.

After that big inning the Athletics
did not appear to try hard, All interest
In the outcome of the battle was gone
and the big crowd started homeward.
Thcre was no more scoring until the
ninth inning, when Herzog scored on
his single q poor throw, wild pitch
ana Fletchers out.
W hen the game was over that part
Of the crowd which had not left the
grounds held n celebration. They cheer
ed the players who had dived under
the grandstand the instant the last
man was out, and gave three cheers
for Connie Mack who has won four
American League pennants and two
worlds championship for Philadel-
phia.
TOTAL RECEIPTS, s3423G4.3o
All records for attendance and re-
ceipts for a worlds championship series
were broken. The national base ball
commission or tonight gave out tho
following figures:
Attendance. 1881.
Total receipts S342.354.30.
OF this amount tho players received
-, and the national commission s
share was s34,236.25
The attendance to-day was 20, 1855: re-
ceipts S36 100 national commission $
share. S3.6lO0 each clubs share. &c.
1906. The score:
NEW ynpL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02
WHAT
! WENT
THROUGH
Before taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Natick, Mass. Il cannot express
what l went through during the change
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02

TWO CHANGES IN THE STAFF
G. w. Writers Made Vice Presi.
dent of Company and S, S.
Russell Superintendent
of Car Service.

st. Adams. oct 26.-The 18th annual
meeting of the Central Vermont Railway
company was held in this city to-day,
and the report OF the directors. showing
the most successful year In the com
pany's history with n profit of S9025l Al,
was most gratifying to the stockholders.
The meeting was presided over by Presi-
dent e II Fitzhugh and the following
other directors were present: Ex-C. :.
Senator j. w. Stewart of Middlebury, eX-
Gov John G. Mccullough of Bennington,
the Hon Charles +. Smith Of Burlington.
the Hon. +. II. Baker of loston. the
Hon. Albert Tlittle of Fair Haven eN-
Gov Edward c. Smith. George c. Jones
and the Hon. c, w. Writer'S OF this city
The directors elected included the fore
going together with w. Seward WEBB or
Shelburne. Charles NJ Hays of Montreal
S. E. Kilner and f. /. Marston of New
York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02

BE sure ano use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-
rup, for children teethng 1t soothe9
the child, Softens the gums, allays ss
pain, cures wind colc and Is the hest
remedy for Diarrho IA twenty-five
cents bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02

When YOU have made vour stores al.
vcrusinE rntcrostinS and important to q
good many people you've WON
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02
TRAFFIC.

The number of tons carried one mile
was 300 ,G92, ll5, an increase Of 9,116,-
s81, tho earnings per freight iratn
mile were SI9G, an increase OF cents.
and the earnings per ton per mile 09i
cent, an increase Of O03
The number Of passengers carried one
milo, 49,323 9l, shows an increase of G,S95
inc earnings per passenger train mile,
SllO. an increase OF cents. and the
earnings per passenger mile, 2iO cents.
an increase of OO6 cent
The net gain Of over So 900 over 1910,
through long ana expensive strike, is a
splendid testimonials to the MANAGEMENT
and with the largely increased business,
which is Going ahoad every day. the sue
cess of the company Is bound to be re-
Elected all along its lines.
The board of directors left Immediate
ly after the meeting for an inspection
OF the line between here and White River
junction. Friday the board VIII in
Boston, where the annual meeting Of
the Southern New England railway will
be held.
SHOT A GOLDEN EAGLE.
Bennington, oct Pa fine specimen of
golden eagle was brought into the village
this morning by a man who had killed
tho bird IN SALISBURY Hollow near the
New York State line 1t was placed in
charge Of an agent for taxidermy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02
S068Si so

IMPROVEMENTS AND EXTRAOR.
BINARY EXPENDITURES INCLI,p.
ED IN OPERATING EXPENSES
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
Voice Of the People.
OlD NOT RULE IN
CONSTITUTION AILTS

III. appeaded statement a. from y.
Cunningham of Carlsbad. whom n
number of territorial papers have
stated To- have ruled Oh the constitn-
tionality OF certain ordinances of the
city of Carlsbad:
In tho case ot the town OF Carls-
bad against John Hewitt. tried before
the undersigned. n Justice of the pcaSc
nj that time. there appears la be vari-
Gus and erroneous opinions with re-
gard o. the nature Of the case. This
wax a case In which a complaint was
flied against the defendant for yioiat-
Ing n town ordinance for failing 10
connect With the sewer system OF said
town. This ordinance fixes a penalty
oi not less than s. nor more than
t2S for failure to make such conncc-
tons. Some ~ the newspapers state
that the Justlc, declared the tcrritor-
ial lay unconstitutional, which. ii
course. ~ erroneous. Che Justice com.
flying STRICTLY with The territorial
law The Compiled Laws of 1927.
section yb0s. provide that towns and
city councils may pass ordinances not
inconsistent with the laws Of the ter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
MHAT Il 4 HI,I.ii?

since Or Wiley and President Taft
successfully solved the question oi
when be- whisky not whisky the,
have looked abou, Tor more worlds
90 conquer ia thu pure food line. and
uuN IA stuff that made Milwaukee
.ld Glor ga famous is IT, be probcd,
WHAT IN Wiley wants to know Is.
Nly ls lager md what n book? Also
hc wants 10 know what they mean
There arc other large questions tina,
loom ~ On the bc.r horizon from q
pure food standpoint, no doubt. suci
a. how "a re, more beer and Lost
fosu Tor ten cents when rushing III,
ENowler, bui Dr. wiley % sppsrontls
Interested only NJ definitions.
TaklnE wohs;er's faithful old boob
for u. We are informed That book Il
a strong beer usually served in ih'
sg.ing aud 80 far as definitions X
that Ought ga satisfy m. mos, exact
Ink hrman1 ~ aayop. except "A SCH
-ntiei. ~ for lager. II IN a stron,
hoe' served most any old time, exccp
in Kansas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
MINING COMPANIES
MUST PAY TAXES
lc,4slO0 Itendcsrsl IN tMssw U Ts~-
rtt0ry ~ sa,it~ ~ Giobs, Arsx.
Asms aK.OspO Involved.

GLOBE. Ariz.. June 2S.--rhe terri.
number Of mining companies for de-
linqusnt taxes. The companies in.
VOWED are: University Globe mines.
the Arizona Commercials. Copper COM
pany. ana the old Dominion Mining
company a, Globe. The amount OF
the taxes involved ~ about $1,000.
and thu eases have been hanging ira
IN the district courts for several
years
The suits were FOR the collection
~ tns,h for 1906 and the legal bnttlsi
commenced In 1897. when injunction
proceedings were instituted by the
companies 10 prevent the tax collect
~ OF ella county from collecting the
toes, The injunction case went 10
the supreme court. that body holding
Tie taxes were coliecttble.
SUIT for the collection " the taxes
l'is commenced IN the osummcr Of
lsos ~ the territory, with the result,
tia, Judgment against III. companies
twas rendered by Judsc y " Lewis
I \ ,quest 'or a sta, of execution
In the matter Of thu judgments en-
iere. war asked BY Attorney Mrs
tThomas Sorin of Tucson, who, viii,
Atom, wilitsr, Herring. represent,
I'd the c,JnsuAniss The court srant.
"a the dSseNdants aaiil July. ths
date % b. set later. "a prepare fol
THE next move In the case.
The ~rriio'r was represented D.,
Nftfr,i,A Z. II MY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

rtory. The laws of 1903 provide a
penalty for falling or refusing rs
make connections with sewers which
provides that whore parties refuse 4"
connect with the sewer system the
board OF health OF said town or city
shall let the construction of said sew-
crs by contract ana have the cost OF
same assessed against the property.
That the Justice In rendering his de-
cision by discharging the dcfcnda mt
was acting strictly IN accordance WIEN
the laws of the territory. the penalty
being fixed in accordance with the
laws of 1909 and h'.yond reach al 'hc
Jurisdiction Of justices OF the peace.
Justices of tn peace AZ well as
other officers are required before en-.
tcring upon their duties Ia take an
oath To support m" constitution OF
the United States and the laws OF the
territory OF New Mexico Had he de-
cidcd otherwise ne would have vio-
lated his oath. II town councils were
allowed 90 enact ordinances contrary
10 statute We might as well not have
n legislature To enact laws but let
every town council enact us own laws
n. cuNNINGHAM.
Juno -. 1911.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

tksnsas City Journal,

Dear Mr.. Democrat and Dear Mr
ihsHrscn: Go right on with your
''hkcring-and nature will take It's
course. CLIP on the wool schedule.
scalp the hair rates. chop on the tim.
Der farih, 20 after ever, industry
mat Is allcscd TO be making money
land the end will not be hard Ia
guess
One by one the mills will close
One by one the lines Ot invest ncnt
and undertaking will he abandoned
One by ones the homes OF workmen
VIII become empty One by one tho
freight cars will go 10 roost on rust
si,e tracks. One by one the tram
ships will drop ont OF the American
harbor. One By one the tramp Amer
leans will walk the streets and high
ways by day and at night. under the
greenwood tree, dreaming Of better
days.
Finally some president like C,eye,
land will tssus bonds to borrow
money TO pay the running expenses
of the government and try 20 ex.
plain I, b.. the theory OF the endless
chain--a chain which existed M
much before Cleveland ana since
Cleveland as II did during Cleveland.
At about that time IN, people will
wake up and once more put the fax.
crs out of Office and the business
men In. Go right on. gentlemen, You
are iinhorn statesmen and the peo-
pie will notice the fact when thcy
get line
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
POSTMASTER MAKES
TRIP 70 b|SBEE
Carlsbad Official Sent to Arl.
zona City to Observe and
Study Workings Of tie Pcs.
tai Savings Bank System.
tspecIsi Correspondence Ia the Herald,


Carlsbad, y NJ, lunc 2O-.-John r.
Bolton. postmaster OF this place. has
Just returned from l'tsbcc. sArizcna
whore he ha3 been by orders 81 the
postoi'lce dopali mcnt learning to be a
postufhcr banker Mr Nolton is hav.
Ing the arrangements of.thc postoflicc
hti'c altered 10 ~ the depository
business aud alll DO ready for busI.
meas by tho nrs, ol Jul,
MI Bolton saws the f,isDce office ia
n great of'icr. thn post master is n
very competent man aud he has NJ.
Teen LADY clerks in the office, the Of
lice has three places 10 call for mall
The iiIst month that the Bisbce ot.
ice opened there was over twenty .cnc
Thousand dollars deposited An old
gentleman, who was supposed to Jus.
be making good liyine. with his four
Sons and thfcc daughters deposited
fhe Wni, for the eight tn frs, month
tysVO) and the next month he de.
posted $500 more both Americans
and Foreigners are using the dcposi'
tory at Bisboc MIR Bolton gets no
ezra pay for being Uncle Sam'a
hnnkcr here. but the work ~ consid'
cradle.
Tive SAVING Grace company put
their play ON saturday nirhi. This ~
q very strong aggregation Of home
talent The play was well rendered
and the housc was crowded The per.
fOrfuaAce was given n, nc Lyric opera
house.
The Peoples opera house will he
completed soon. II In n place that a
town 0f larger Dimensions than Carls.
bsad might b. proud oi. Jake Linn. the
manager. II booking some good com
paniee for the fail.
The Lakewood baseball team, cham
pions Of the Pecos valley. will play
the Sioux Indians here the 3Oth OF
June. The Indians have been brought
here at great expense by Y. O. Allen
of this place
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
~ An DAY.

otucr cities runs have their wn,cr.
melon day. Cautaloupc day. Apple da,
Corn daS or any other oal kind ~ =
Jar. but Wagon Mound has h da,
that is original. distinctive and which
few towns can colchTaio ~ IN Bsat
DAY Wagon Moand is tie hears cen.
tor and nucleus of the bean bolt. They
grow so many beams around Wagon
Mound that IL Keeps one tin. of nth
road busy ali the year hauling tlrcn,
on. Therefore. having doar,h %.
melons and other colehraiabic crops,
Wagon Mound IL going to celebrate
the humble bean
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
ARIZONA STUDENTS
STUDY CONDITIONS
Actual Field Work in Geology
and Geodetic Conditions Be.
ing Done for First Time
This Summer.

Prescott, Ariz.. June &c For tn.
hrs, TINE IN the history VI the Uni
vcrsity Of Arizona students have been
sent out from Tucson FOR field work
and practical mining experience, and
the arrival of Professor T.. II. RE.
with a class of eight students IL,
Prescott last Monday signaizcs thc
opening of this feature OF the uni
vcrsi,y, watch Is expected to be con-
,inucd each y.ar The young men
went to Prescott fully equipped With
surveying Instruments and began
their observations the day after their
arrival.
Tn. party was met ~ the depot by
friends IN autos who took them to
the summer colony. where ,h"y will
make their field headquarters.
While in Prescott thay Will not
visit amy of the mines adjacent. but
viii follow "A line of geodctic and
Typographical work only The In
tcntion il Ia pat IN practice the
theory acquired In the instruction AT
the university. overcoming in short
tn hack of practical cypc.icnce.
Professor Rice ana the students
arc enthusiastic over the site accord
ed them among the pines. as well ~
They urc pleased with the many acts
OF hospitality extended by the cham
Der oi commerce and 10y a." rest
dents Of the city generally. The camI,
~ open 10 the public n any hour IL
witness field operations
The following students make up
the party; y, W, Rose George Nish-
ahara. O. u, Gerlinger. ]. =. Bone,
". II. Munds, Duane Rcbstock. l.. G..
Wilke.. aud =. L. Hunt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

and that ne viii consent o. ~, oti"r
Arrangement Ocspioc the turu,o,l IN
thu upper branch of cong, he
prcsidcn, N evia-ntl, dctcewsncd tuat
his Canadian sgrcemcht A.mu le rtit.
fled Jus, "a H. l,romiEAtcd u and 81
Conceal Grant. hc proposes g. Ttht
II ont N thu hns n ~ talsrs nil SUI
mrr AMI The chances ~ u win con-.
sumo most ol ia, summer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
rAfT's uiIyMATllSI.

Mr. raii has taken determined
has notified members az the United
states senate that n they tack any
amendmont of ans kind To his reel.
proei,y oiIl he viii veto H. In other
pords hs has informed the s.oats
that II must pass this mtasur. IN
amended ~ ne pr.viou-', requested.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
LAS VEGAS NATIONAL
GUARD DRILLING OFTEN
Boy ndcr 'aW. Morrison Working
Hard in Eadrarus s0 Make Rs~t
Showing vi wsucuv'rs THIS snn.
suef

Las NagaH, y. NJ, June 20 1t ~
likely that the Las Vegas national
guard organization will rnhe some
thing 81 a record for itself ~ tho
mancnNers which viii b. held on til.
rific range near Las Vegas July Is
a. 40. B.ine the HON. organization
Company " fceis that II ~ its duty TO
turn nut record number Of enlist
ed men ana 10 make good record
In IN. drilling ana maneuvorins
Captain George =. Morrison N max.
I'ng every cndeavor 10 arouse interes,
| IN the members OF the company
Drills VIII be held with Increased
regularity and the soldiers viii de.
vote considerable ,inr 10 rifle prae.
tics ~ Company n desires 20 he well
\ represented on the team that win
70 TO the National Rife Match n,
camp Perry Governor william ].
Mills VIII be- present during shs
.r"at.r part 81 IN. encsmpmsn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
A SONG TO COTTON


There may he Knockers here an,
there
Who notice hat our Dalny air
Il filled With floating. drifting stun,
That nils our noses up like snun
And makes us sneezo. and nils OUT
eyes.
And into every ercrice flies;
A menace threat'hiag fires to spread
This cotton by the shade trees shed
There may be knockers who delight
TIC KICK about u day aad night,
But. Boosters, let's not stoop TO whin
inG
This cloud has silver lining
In his glistonine SIMMER glow
Failing cotton looks Ike snow
Spreading wide US mantle white
Falling fast on lett and right.
Instead OF knocks. on this occasion
Le' us use imagination.
Shivey al the sight OF cotton
How Is this suggestion.
Rotten.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
ANOTHER CHARGE.

Members OF the American >cn 'cinY
% Medicine. in session at Los IN.
COLES. DISCUSSED suicides saturday and
SOME II tho experts aiaong them de-
clnred that tho newspapers we're large.
iy responsible for suicide and crime
l,ecEuso they published reports about
such matters ana thereby sugst stcj
sclf destruction.
This is doubtless true ~ a limited
extent. Thor. have been number of
cases on record whore persons nave
Suicidcd through reading 90 other
suicides and even wher. they have
taken their own lives Win absolutely
ne other known motive.
such people. however. ar. likely Ia
take their own lives from most any
trivial cause. a close scsutiny of
their cases win generally disciasc ~
morbid tendency, ncIanchoiia. ugGra-
waited NERVOUSNESS or diseases Of the
mind or body that In reality are the
real causes Of their self destructive
tendencies The theatcrs. the puipltx.
the works Of shakespeare or of n half
dozen grcp, writers might just M VOL
be ccnsured as the newspapers.
large percentage of suicides and
crimes are directly traccabic 20 yari-
GUS defective mental and bodily fupc
iions and so wei, recognized IL this
that the modern prison reforms are
based on such n theory. Even sur
gerry has been successfully employed
In the cure of criminals and there T.
no doubt that co1ld one know IN
advance Of the tendency to SCI. de.
s,ruciion II frequently could be pre- I
vented by medical attention.
Tho daily newspaper. u is tru,
reaches more people. more homes and
more diversified strata OF human NE
thnn any known agency. hence Il b.
,ru, that IT'S Influence Cor good or
bad Is more potent. than amy ether
ON. thing In the modern life Of today.
tn. newspapers that specialize In the
morbid and sensational occurrences
OF the great population ccnters are
agents FOR harm. particularly amons
those readers of tender years and Ivy
moral training. They can not. how
the newspaper field and In mnkin ;
80 sweeping an assertion tho md icos
NJ Los Angeles lay themselves opca Ia
criticism.
AS las. word tn, greatest cause
OF suicide is poverty and hardship In
the city siums. The mex, cause Is too
much money among class of people
who put che accumulation of the dol
lar before everything els. and who
now and then die by their own hands
when caught in wrong doing. when
worn gu, from the struggle fgr gold
or when involved In scandal. sudden
~ exposed
But when taking up tho ancs'ion
ct suicide and It's cause the mcdica'
men simply reopen the world-o'c
question of sociology which. despite
itt study by some ~ the greatest IN m
~ each age. generally leads Them
through devious paths back to the
starting point.
The aycran. daily newspaper Il .
product 81 what the poopl. demand.
ana. AZ noted prclat, once rcmais-
cd. sin IL news ana news ~ sin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

In a. suit asains, the Southern Pa.
cif,c Tor tn taking over of the Union
Pacific IN sovcrnmcn, lost on every
point. There Is n growing suspicion
tina, the government is in need % n
few good attorneys. even " n mas =,
pay Thorn salary similar to that pai,l
out by tho railroads
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

Roosevelt has now bccom. mixed
up Ia the Lorimor investigation. The
colonel Apparently ~ simply unable
t. Keep out Of trouble.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

The United states had thu bigges,
warship at the kings naval review
off Spiihcad. Did III. sailors wear
knee pants. too?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

a chancc To make fortune-Put
an auto 'honk" horn on n whcci.bar.
row and sell II TO the City Council for
use Ia The FIRE department.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

They held an election In Agu,
Prtcta saturday ana elected IA icf,
politico or 50 without killing any.
body.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

The biggest single shipment al ber-
ric'' ever received In this city arrived
this morning from Azusa. Cal. O..S
400 crates we're consigned Ia the
Stamm Fruit Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

curou. i,.nr lin for
leader ANA Nons In Nbuououc The story
concr tx
n habit
At and melody music
90 u in
violin ead quite his troubled ns"s by playing the tunu
Huican 'avori, mciody
sound bovine noticed
hr returned MS couch
A bcxnn doze he heard wht he thought echo
melody The continued
became last, ,hooushiy tina
lie had
matter Of
10
tho
depart The sxr'cd between them
the to
he
similar
hunmed by the mosquito
have
III,
totiil
Albuquerque
quiet iausn on he d. RI the tourist tribe left OF by
he was really funny just meant TO be
H. rushed into the bakery fast could
he dcman dod any nice fresh iese"
The a dignicd II
products rather taken the GREATNESS
"Nc but
today"
TOMORROW he
And
h
have
to be mighty tam fresh dey to be as fresh fel