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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
Charged With Shoplifting

officers Tyler and Darnell yesterday evening about s:90 o'clock arrested an al- legged shoplifter, Tom Ashford. on d charge of petit larceny. Ashford, so the preprietors of the I<ress Ten Cent Store stated, had been walking about in the store for over half an hour and seemed to have no business there, as he would buy nothing. The officers, who were called from headquarters to arrest the negro on suspicion or vagrancy, watched him and claim they caught him in the act Of slipping several packs of cards from a counter into his pocket. When he was searched other articles were found on him. the amount of the property being about S5 in value.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
LINEAL DESCENDANT
 OF DEAN SWIFT DEAD
E. S. Swift Expires in Talladega. Paving Progresses Rapidly-Pas-
 senger Coach Turns Over

TalIadega, November 9.-(special.--A lineal descendent of Dean Swift, the fam ous English writer, died in Talladega county at Lanier's on Thursday of this week. E. s. Swift, native of Clay county whose father was Presbyterian minister, died in this county at the age of 4s. The Swift family of this state had in it's possession the coat of arms be- slowed by the King of England upon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
Salvage Stock of G. w. HOpsOn & sons
 To He Sold

The Underwriters Salvage company of New York will offer for sale Tuesday aft ernoon at p. m. the entire salvage stock of G. w. Hopson & Sons. After the fire it was thought that fhis stock was totally destroyed but the salvage company has carefully gone over the goods and state that they have sorted out about $26,OO0 worth of grocery stock which is in as goos condition as it was before the fire. The sale will be held at 2016 Avenue A.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
Mutes Alleged Forgers

Ed Bennett and G. w. Heath, alias Hghfield, have been confined in the Cal houn county jail on a charge of having forged cotton receipts. It is said that the men realized s64.92 on the sale of the cotton the receipt for which they forged, They are said to make conflicting state ments in regard to the transaction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10

Eight hundred yards of paving per day is the amount the contractors are put ting down during these short sunsiny days East street is being prepared to receive the concrete, now that the Court street side has been completed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
Will Build Bridge

Plans are being made for the construc- tion of a concrete bridge at the corner Of Fifteenth street and Quintard avenue. the work to be done by the city under the supervision of Street Oyerseer w. E.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10

Mrs. J. ". Miller died Friday in this city after lingering illness. The funeral services were held at Bethel church. four miles north of the city, Saturday morn ing near her former home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10

"Grandmotherly legislationp has hith- erto been a virtual monopoly of the Ger man government which has now decided to go farther and lay down laws for mothers.
 The government has prepared for in troduction at the coming session of the reichstag a bill prohibiting, under strin- gent penalties, the manufacture or sale of nursing bottles having tube of rub- Der, glass or other substance. In com munication accompanying the measure the governinept states that one-third of tho deaths of nursing infants are due to diseases of the digestive organs, which in turn are caused for the most part by the use of nursing bottles with tubes between the nipple and the milk. Not only are tubes almost impossible to keep clean, but they lead to overlooking with often fatal consequences. Exper7 fence having shown the impossibility or stopping the use of such bottles by in struction or warning, the government has finally determined to proceed against them by law.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10

Sheriff Mayo of Clay county was in Talladega yesterday to carry back to Clay county Grover Carson, who was charged in that county with violating the prohibition laws.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10

Spy fever is increasing in inten- sity in Germany. and the government continues it's energetic campaign against foreigners who attempt to learn it's nii- tary or naval secrets.
 The imnerial supreme court at Leio-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
Circuit Court Adjourns
County Educators to Meet

The county board of education will meet at the courthouse in this city on November 16 to consider questions of current interest and give particular at tention to proposed changes in the loca- ton of rural schools, an issue which has given them considerable trouble for some
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10

zig has just sentenced three men, Banchelin, Thiebaut and Berger, of Metz, for doing spy work for France. Banchein was sentenced to eight years, and the other two men to six years each in the penitentiary, all three to lose all civil rights and to be placed under police supervision for ten years.
 Banchelin, who had charge of the car rler pigeons in the fortress of Metz, and Thiebaut, a stonecutter had been for years in correspondence with the in- formation bureau of the French army, and had supplied it with information about the Qualifications around Metz. Berger, a secretary at the post head quarters at Metz, had secretly gotten pos session of a number of drawings and hidden them, with the intention. as the court assumed, of finding an opportunity Of selling them to France.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10

Dean Swift for writing "Gulliver's Trav- els.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
COOPER WILL SOON
 TAKE UP DUTIES BlackmOn Jubilant Over Re- suits of His Campaign NEW ROAD COMPLETED Circuit Court Adjourns at Anniston Until Monday-Calhoun Educa-
 tors to Meet-New Bridge
 for Quintard Avenue
NEW ROAD COMPLETED

Anniston, November e.-(Special.) )-Pro- bate Judge-eleot W. H. Cooper, who was recently nominated for the successor of Tuesdays election, was in Anniston to- day, making rlans to qualify and take over the affairs of the office within the next few days. Just when he vii take the place is not definitely decided, but he says she will take charge before the 18th of this month.
 When seen in regard to the matter last Tuesday Judge Cooper said that un- der the law he is required to qualify and take charge within 20 days after his election. He eays, however, that he wants to show Judge Arnold, who was appoint ed to fill the vacancy caused by Judge Crooks resignation, every possible courte- sy, and that he would not likely gN into office before the 18th. He says he is not ready to make any announcement as to what changes, if any. he will make when he goes into office.
 Blackmon Is Pleased
 Congressman Fred L. .Blackmon, who has been away from the city since last Wednesday on hunt, has returned home and is in jubilant spirits over the results of his campaign in the Fourth district and the compliment paid him by the voters of his home county, where he ran away ahead of the national ticket.
 New Roads Completed
 The new road which has been under course of construction for some time south of the city, has been completed and gives an excellent inlet to the city from the south, the direction of a large farm trade. The road was built of mac adam and the work was done by the city convicts under supervision of w. E. Par ker, city street overseer.
 Following the completion of the work the Improvements which were started some time ago on the northern end of Noble street will be resumed, and this will give a direct line of excellent thor oughfare from the northern to the south ern limits of the city, known as "the Ap- plan Way The work is being done with and bridge tax.
 Circuit Court Adj0urns
 The circuit court of Anniston, which has been in session here for the past week journed Friday afternoon until Monday morning, when the jury cases will come up for trial The city court is also in recess while the circuit court is in prog ress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10

Work will commence on the fraternity building on Court street at an early day. The lower story will be devoted to offices or stores It will be handsome and modern edifce, occupied by the Masons. odd Fellows and other fraternal orders, of the city, except the Woodmen, who al- ready have an elegant lodge building on East street.
 A passenger coach was derailed on the Birmingham and Atlantic railroad at Bar cIays on Friday, turning completely over. No one was seriously injured by the acci- dent.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

- 3lns. he stood bseeee ths tvs
- ing. % clear. % c1ean, that !
$3.50 Tenderness foe Mn, al /
ooom cf what sAs haA Iosl, Whist -
- had bed, made ~ snslala:
-, ] really doat ere . ~ fes
- ooney-f doat"--but Tie hane
- opld out was ssised b The chs
- nnd held fast. Oalsrsy sai1:
n well. let II 90 q that. Ycs
e.@t care for The noasy. ut you vii
1919 just the sane. New, 1oat 10
oeo sake. tell hin that 20 case 10
uqnads her nsst III syss tAis
timet stronger shaa sAs. 0alospy
eeeo1 her to b slncsrs. 0As ~ Oar
~ fnd he turned and len thsa
seaao PC there facing each eeAss. Ne
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

sis heart 10 hear her voice bid hin
come In. But thsrs wsrs other voices
n the room. He ratified the door knot
and Lefty Laas hssssif csllsd 70 hin
without opening the door:
win you o.. please. Mr.. Blairf ]
amt see anyone tonight"
He had nothing - - bot 70 90
o grind his -Assi - - tssasl-to
swear deeply against rsa1otsusky.
His late ecstasy was tusnsl - gall
me thsatsr seemed hosyib1s % hin !:
The chattering q The charus gisis
their gisslss. their laughter - hs
passed the little grosps. III sssasd
weird and Internal. asl svssythlns -
came N object q irsitattsa.
A. he went blindly sse q he ~
ster ~ struck bic am against . piecs
u stage Attinss and ~ blow was
shasp as1 stinsine. Bat - IVES ~ q
the hart. :
; without, II ~ stfsst. Dan tsok BIZ
place With The ether msa an waited,
. bitter taste u his uouth an anees
In his breast. waited until Lefty Lana
auttsss1 esvn. followed ~ Rsnisesv
shy. and ths two drove sway.
The young nan ees11 have osas
after. rsnaing bshiaA tAs ostss, ~
their vas . taxicah q han1: ~
jumped h II. es1ssing The ma y
follow the car 70 Tie oavoy. Thsss
tho boy had The plsasurs & ssslae
Miss Lans enter The Aslsl. p0atoeow'
shy With hss-hal tAs anguish = -
Ing then beth - - 10 ~ III - ~
apartments.
wAsn Dsa eans y hinssn - hsest
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

sce0e aloao; NJ motor 10 cot thsss
aa1 Z A. erau tirs1. That 10 an
lAsss b abost Il. Como aieas..
onatcAsl iron marriage ceatract.
tin b1ttsr froa ~ Ssaloas anesr, this
80 - a1eas with hsf-by he ode q
this white. fragrant. wcadsrful cfsa.
tusO--te have besa turned 10 ~ her,
. - aleae WITH her. the ducAsss u
Drsakwatsr ct - his horisoa. Poalo-
towsky soas-0h, Il vas sweet 10
Mini TAsy hsl rolled CT iron the
Carttoa 1owa toward the squars and
- PIT hle an aSuund her waist. Me
voice eAoeh:
"Yos srs deed tirsdi And vhsa
saw hat bfuts With you toaight !
eosll have shot hin"
TAKE your arm away. please"
"WAyr'
TAKE II away. Aoat Ilks n. Lst
NJ hand 20. what's the matter with
yosf thought could trvst yos."
He said hunbly: "You can--csrtain.
y yoa caa."
Il an tired-tircd -tired!"
undsr bic breath he said: Put
your head % ny shoulder. Letty. Oar.
ing"
And she turned on him nearly 90
violently - shs had on Poniotowsky.
ond burst Into tears. crouching almost
IN the corner q the motor away from
hin. both her hands upon her breast.
"Oh. can't you ses how you bother
mel Can't yoa sss I want to rest and
- an sloasf Yoa are like then ALL
IKE then an. Cant rest anywhsref"
The very words she used were those
be had thought Of when be saw her
dance at the theater. and bis heart
broke within hin.
You can" be stammered. rest
right here. God knows I want you to
rest moro than anything. I won't
touch zoe or breathe again or Do any.
thing you coat want ne to-"
She covered her face with her
hands and at 70 without speaking to
hin. The light IN her motor sAoas
over her Ike . kindly star, %.
vraDpsl b her almy tAinss. she lay.
. white russ blown into 0 sheltered
nook. After . little she wiped her
eyes and said more naturally:
"voa lopk perfectly drealful1y. 10y!
what have yoa bssa doing with year.
self?~
They had reached the oavoy. u
seemed 70 Dan hey wars always Inst
driving - to where soms oas opened
o door, out of which she vas 10 n
away from hin. He got ost before
her and helped her froa the car.
wei. I've ~ Dlees q nsws 10
>s0 20. have brpkea NJ eaenee
49, w1lA ~ euu1nG. ss.s---~.--s'
TIT bs01ght hss hac1I ~ enouGA
lnto Me - naks hss encoaim: %. !
- Gla1i That's perfectly assi
1sat hnow whsa i've heard anythine
hat pleased ne 20 much. Coae an1
- - Tomorrow and tell me M aboaa
u.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

Dsa cssshs ~ n psss ossh esses.
No essssss n esse oe6Iss. = M
toost.
THAT'S III hight. nsaa whal
say-asvsf 70 - Mn asnisi VIM
ycu promise nsf Promlss 0e-1 est
bear III ] voa't have ~"
4 oln q e0elloa cresee6 hls eIsar
yoang syee an1 Mr. eoeo1er hass1o
wsss hse1 fast b he clasp. HI fnee
wss beautiful b ~ tse1ssnsss ~ h
. rlghteeee angsr - 10 beot Il -
~. Insesal e rspsoving M % ~
bad 1eas bseoss. iaslsa1 - sastsAlng
sway hss Aan1s. - swaysA. Al q
TIE slght q NJ veahnsoe his eyso
cleared. as1 the oIu l1ftsd Me : CO.
tain. ~ vos not ihlnting. but, g
~ faes turned toward NJ. he ~ n
eraaseor0e1. go nan conghl ~ =
~ 1ark 1rass. ~ Sewers ID ~ -.
~. 70 Nj heast. He hsD1 her 9 Z
10 30 eaatcAe1 NJ fren . wssGs an1
b . eafs eobsaes nfte1 NJ hlgA y
ne sAsse - cosal elson1. He klsso1
hss. 0sUl tlmi1ly, weo1srlaGly. Nh
the G1esa0eot = oFol i've u -
W.. TAsa - hisss1 ~ = NJ Nm
49, IN. 81 WAen - ~ ~ me-
- - egylaG ~ ~ tenss = -
iAss vsse ~ IN ~ toasa
.LsttIe ~. ~ sssav. ~ poa1oee.
y esoayi o. unn-uonl~
~ s1sng = NJ. 3ooninG = =
~ ~ - ~ bog-1senmo ~ ~
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

WHIST WIN ~ rssss

WHIST VIII vou Taouoe
WAsa Don. % the u1outs e tWo,
went 10 The savoy. ulGu1ns. % wno
her custom. I'D not Nest hin. naiss
Lane net hin hersslf. Che was rsoA.
ing . letter By the table. anA vhsa
Dan vas announced she PIT Il hack n
its savelops. Blair had sesn hsr cnly
n cot elinsins dresses. IN white Vie
ioaary clothes. or IN her aasultng part
costume. where the play 1rsgD = The
dancer displayed her beauty ~ her
charms. Today sAs vors . tniIur.
made gown. and In her DART e1osA
dress. In her small hat. she sssmeA .
new womah--some one ~ ha1n't
known and did not know. and 10 ex.
perienced the thrill man always feels
when the woman he loves appears h
IN unaccustomed dress and suggests Q
nsw mystery.
-oh. I ssyl You're Dot soiss sst.
are your
II the lapel a Ass Gloss little coat
was Cover ne hnd given her. He
wanted 10 lean forward aad kiss Il =
Il rested there. She assured hin:
Il have Just come IN: had IN early
lunch and took . long walk--thlnh q
III haven't taken . walk alone since
can rememberi-
Her walk had givsa her oaly TIE
ghost u Aush. which rose over hss
delicate ska. fading away ME furl-
Ing nag. Her frallness. her slendss%
ness. the cir a GOOD breeding ~
dress gave Der. sdded 10 Daa's deep-
saing emotions. 0he ssened in1nite-
" dear. and thing 10 b protected
and fpstsre1.
Cant you III down for . uinulot
i've cons to make goa . rsa1 caIi."
~Of course" shs laughed. ~,
1sSt. must answer this 1sttee."
His jcalossy russ and 10 eanoAt
h0o1 q her AanA tAat nod tAe eve.
lsDe. "Loek Asrs. yss ass ~ =
write q n II b - that damned scoun-
dysl. ! test yeu away frsa Mn ~
night an1 20 are nsvse 70 - NJ
again
:. - - -. - zaks.sws -
nooe9 4 - sehos. ~ ~ par0-
- = eAsuoA - vss11 s,DssVo -
~ u boy 0ognng01:
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

~oane = evss.~ ut.
RuGalss saw 10 hnd ~ rueugoo1 -
valn. I'D that ~ was 1ssl1ne1 = -
- .hie art u The basinsss ~ - -
ha1 laid n oct for hinsslf 70 Lee1
0aSeesy. ITS ~ 70 Ne new: IN havo
y take care a the actrsss, an1 n
Aarsed y J havsat eot ~. n D1n
coeoss - ME that q he slsAt =
her glove. ] voades what 10 -
when ~ holds her hanAi~
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01
CHAPTER XXX.


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The Dolores star., 1912-11-01
cMAeTee xx.



rs 90 o'cloch. Blair called .
hoooo6 asd tol1 ths 1sivsr 10 take
~ = the Casieea, 80 lsanlng bach
u - veAlGDo ~ beeoGha1 q leng -.
- - - -. 49, -. -
di1ht nsw u ~ Ten -. ~ ~
. pnaa - . tlse1 90 al Z fyes -.
and the segse q Ills ilbssty bs1aa 10
refresh Nh HE . brssss ever percAsd
saad. ~ thoughf ever What h. haA
lsft Tor . seoea1. seeeDsd loagsst 10
styling 0aloesy. thsa west inte Ne
Cafltoa rooeaofant 10 order eeoe sup-
pr. for - hogan 70 Tel the ass1 q
tood. He hsA net time 10 drink hls
vine an1 partake a ths cold phsasaat
before ~ sow that opposite hin The
two peoD1s who bed taken their table
we're Lefty LAas az puoiosowsky.
The wo0aas slsn1ss bach was turned
70 Blair. ~ Ne Asast save . lesp a
pain q ~ sieAt q ~ nan with hss.
and The csuss aaassing bsssa asaln.
Dan i've - The iAsa a eating:
drank . who1e bottle q cAanpagpa,
then $1,000 Il away iron hin vto.
Dently. ~Holl ~. b told himsslf,
you're gsttins 1angssoss: this drisk.
ing voat 80 - ~ ct lrunning
On the taoee lsekisg Into The cir.
When theoe I've - - 10 %. Nv.
ever. b We9l1 - with thsn: that vas
sure. H essld nsvsr - then 70
cut togetAe9 aGaln; no-no-aoi A.
Il A.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01
. f1o,1e Van Worst Z
MINS1RAn0NS y n. G.KEInER


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sss.srsS q s'siiio~s.
Des take 8 box 81 Z London thsstsf
vho san9 % svestiy. 0o,Ss behind tSs
sssess = introduces himself 70 her ana
CHAPTER v-u. ,..rr. ,h., py,ro.
CbSsiseovsSy, whom he has mst IN the
- sS.. 10 t0' cate as ana he e sinss s;
sAio.
~ Ilss : bcrrowinc money 70 1 : ,s snrs
a1es.t from the good Dan and
11ltooel He and . friend named Ruggles
soTtsas Auntsss.
cnA.rss v1I.-suss,.. ana. IA.
sssyuna ~ Sne Vssu9L9l ~
- a.sse S.s nasy f!;snds among Ion.
- Lily He can talk 81 nothing but
SsAS tke Duchsss % invite Lefty to sins
10y - hslp her out Of the thss-
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g fosssss 9 suiiS : hons Tor aisaD-
CllAPTER xn.-Dsn Visits LAZY: the
sss n.sSsr ~, and e:ss AZ surro.nSins her
1ss
CHAPTER xIn..pen announce. he
~. i'm NJ ~ ~ ~ - i~s1v 40 q nm ~.
iaG nsaaosy.
ruA uu ~vv -
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

eeely crossed the resa. and lookins
eae9 he saw then. tail. listingsishsd
beeA q them uadsr Tie lampiisht--
eneu1es. and yet the closest friends
bos1 By the strongest tie In the
wos14.
~ Dan went out through the cur
eaane Of the room and they fen behind
Nm NE duchess u Brsakwater sanh
10wn II the chair by the side Of the
tsele: she buried Der face. Gordon
0alogey bent over her and again took
hee = his arms. and she suGered Il.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

suddenly to ind that he was ~
alone. Across the room the Duchess
q Breakwater stood By the table: sAs
was In evening dress, her CLOAK and
gloves on the chair 1t her side. She
laughed softly and the maa 70 whom
she laughed. on whom she smiled. was
Lord Galorey.
Blair raised himself up ON the sofa
without making any noise, and he cav
0alorey take the woman In his arms.
The sight didn't make the fiance angry.
He realised instantly that he wanted
to believe that II was true. and o.
there was nothing theatrical 10 The
young westerner. he sprang up, slang
20 much ! part Of bis nature that tAe
nrst words that came to his lips Wa
. phrase IN vogue.
Look who's here!" he cried, and
came blithely forward, his heed clear,
his lips smiling.
The duchess gave little scream
and Dan lounged up to the two people
and held his hand frankly out 70 the
lady.
That's all right, Lily! Go right on,
Gordon, please. Only had to let you
know when I walked up! Only fair.
I guess ] must have been asleep
quite 4. while"
8, 800 80 -. -. $500
said acidly. ~ you were asleep"
well. II was very pretty drsam.~
the boy returned. "and showed what
co.,SrY 80. s.s.-S 4. 1..T
1890 :.
= think yoa ere c.asy." The duehsse
exclaimed.
But Blair repeated: That's an right
! meaa 10 say - fas - l. ~ 60
esrasd-"
An1, QqlqeeG. n an1aeten.eono1~h0,
~ 10y. aurnassd:
NY 6sar cAap. - hass bess
ersaDing."
Bat Blair net the Engllshnan's cray
eyeo With his blue oaes. Il ai1 have
. bottle Of champagne. Oordca, that's
Q facl but Il couldn't mako - 80
vhat ! did sss."
-DaA," the duchess u Breakvater
broke IN. let 0ordoa take you hone,
like . dear. You're really rassins IN
. ridiculous way"
Blair looked 1t her steadily. and -
he DID % he repeated:
That's all right, Lily, Gordon csrss
. lot. and the truth of the matter Y
that % not"
Mha $780, voUw sAaA
= wosld have stuck 10 ~ word. q
csssss." hs went %. ''bst we'd have
bssn Internally unhappy and eaAsd %
u the divorce courts. Now. this little
scene hsre q youTs lsts - ut. ard !
6ont lay Il up against either u yos."
"0ordoo!" she appealed to her lover
why. IN heavens aans. 1oat yos
speaki"
The Englishman realised that whils
- wss Glad at hsart. hs rsgrstte1 thai
b had besn the means q her losias
he chance q her life.
What % you want ne 10 cay
LuyT b exclaimed with Desperate
gesture. Il can't tell him doa't lovs
y66. lhavs loved y0s. God help De
for ten years.
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= can ten ycu. Dan. n yss vsns
me to- 0alorey west On. that cent
believe she cares . penny tor any sas
on the lace q the earth. Tor 20 o.
ne"
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buslneoe training. His ooe i1sa vas
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-04
ALL BUSINESS WILL
BE SUSPENDED TOMORROW

Tomorrow's business is voting
There will be little or no business
doing outside of the continuous pro-
Cession of voters to the polls in the
various precincts.
The stores and shops, wholesale
and retail, all those of any import.
ance at all, will close their doors, per.
hitting employers and employees alike
to foregather at the booths to record
their say-so regarding the sixty and
more candidates for the various ter.
ritorial and county Offices.
This has been agreed on at a
meeting of the Merchants Associa-
ton, which body believes that the
electorate should be unhampered by
routine duties on so important a day
as that of election.
On the waterfront there will be all
the indications of a holiday. No
freight will be handled, nor will there
be any sweating and hustling of
stevedores. The men who handle the
imports and exports will march to the
polls in their various precincts and
cast their ballots with a holiday air.
None of the steamers of the Inter
Island will receive or discharge
freight