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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-01

The Enthusiastically fair with
light to moderate variable winds most
ly easterly.
The Correct Plumber of the Mara
thon Transfer company is eight eight
g got. Don't make the mistake of
calling tor nree-eight. 'Tisn't it.
Usual Saturday SaIe.-The regular
Saturday sale of household goods will
be acid at 207 Gloucester street to-
day. Show cases, tables, chairs, ice
boxes, rugs, curtains, etc. Also a
line gas range, Some big bargains.
The Sundays Schedule to St. Simon
will be on in full tomorrow. Two
extra trips will be put on, steaming
leaving teh city at p. m. and return
ing, leave the island at p. m. In
other words the usual Sunday sAed-
ule which is operated every summer
according to the schedule advertised
viii be put on tomorrow and will con-
tinue until, close of season,
There Will Be an Extra Program
of three reels at the Pastime today,
but on account of special matinee
at the Grand, there will be no mat
inee at the Pastime today. Again the
world famed Professor Lockley finds
himself confronted with an apparent
ly insolvable mystery, one that is so
battling and intricate that even the
foremost scientific experts on GRIM
onology, as well as hardened police
officials, whose lives have been given
TO the ferreting out of crime, admit
that they can do nothing and relin-
quish the case in abject despair OF
ever finding the perpetrator Of ae
crime so grewsome and alphabetically |
The story of the "Hyp |
notice Detective" at the Pastime to- /
night, aside from its deep sociology /
;al Importance, abounds in telling
of tense dramatic interest,
Which is happily blended with the
are combination Of pathos and sub
lie touches of humor.
Special Matinee at the Grand today
t special prices of sc and 10c. At
he Grand this afternoon and night
he Reinfeld College Girls and Boys
Who have made such an enormous
lit during their weeks engagement I
.ere will be seen II the best musical
umberS and dances that they have
ct put on, as they will try to make
his q record breaker The Funny
little comedian who has made them
/ augh here this week, Mr. Ross
Nils, will be seen at his funniest and
will also put on his own original song
,arody entitled The Merry Widow
Joings." The famous little petite SOU
,rette, who has made such a big hit
lere, and, by the way, is known from
,oast to coast as "Issy" promises a
great treat for the closing day. In
act the whole company will try to
)utdo each other in their line of
work. This company is in its sew
gnth year and is known to be very
lean and refined in every respect, and /
owing to this, they nave decided to
put on q special matinee this after
room for the ladies and children. 7
W sfinea VIII begin promptly at 2.2G.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-01

John c. Lehman, who has been
spending several days in the city, re-
turns to Macon tomorrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-01
A Day $ Doing
Briefly Told

The Enthusiastically fair with
light to moderate variable winds, most
ly easterly.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
Up to tho Voters

The direct primary assures, as
nothing else does. II the people are
earnest In the use Of Its privileges,
the nomination and election Of
clean. able. and representative pub
lie officials.
Everyone admits that II tho voter
chooses l.As p~xty's nominees he
will choose them honestly. Demo-
Gratis believe that he will choose
them wisely. That Ii tho essence q
democracy.
The direct primary &ives the voter
an opportunity To choose honestly
and wisely.
That means honest aAd wise cam
didates.
That means honest and wise ORic-
ials.
Have you had them hitherto?
But the direct primary h va1ue.
le.s anless yoa use II. II was enact
ed to bo used. 1t n yoar duty 70
use IL. Every dtisen hAs . right
to use It, and Il b cvery citizea's
right to demand that his ncighbor
use e.
YOU CAN'T USE n UNLESs
YOU REGISTER.
Neither caA your neiGhbOr.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
No Cheaper Sugar

The prts~ Of sugar in not 10 be
r,.,ucsi = cents = pound, not NJ
least as long ~ tire present republf-
can senate and president remain In
business in Washington.
The democratic house Of repre-
.entatiyes, II will he recalled, passed
n hill placing sugar ON the free list.
/, was estimated this would reduce
the price approximately z cents .
,ound. Another hill WAS passed
nlacing tax on incomes above $S,-
600. This would have meant In n
few words, the transfer cf portion
,f tie burden OF taxation from the
breakfast table to wealth. but the
senate objected tai any
such transfer. with the result that
the people will have to go ON paying
an artificial price for sugar while
wealth Is to remain untaxed by I'm
Gle sam. Perhaps some day IL will
be different. but 1t will not be until
"A democratic senate and president IL
elected to cooperate with n house OF
that Is really trying
TO represent the will Of the people OF
this country.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
Publicity for Weld

lt n almost absurd in this day
and gcneraaiOn to cOntend that q
c0mnaunity thaa wants to grow can
get along without exploiting its ad-
vantaEeA ThMse communities that
have advertised their attractiveness
70 the world have reaped corres-
ponding bcnefit In increased popala-
tioa and wealth.
The Weld CourVy COumercsa
club has planned an active campaign
Of pssblicity for the WHOLE
COUNTY. Money is needed for this
and the club has no money. A wise
Law passed BY the last assembly pro-
vides thAe levy Of onc-nfth mill
may fsc made BY the county to raise
nsoney for legitimate publicity. II
provides that . local Or state COM
nsercial Organization shall dictate
tho expe<iiture of tlsis fund.
The fund he's been provided for
by assessment In Weld county. hut
80 far tho county commissioners
have not seea ut to use this fnnd
for publlcity purposes. Tho income
an,0sunts to alsoot e1 600 pr year.
Tho Law seems to b. palmer than
most laws, no 1t would appear that
the county commissioners arc need
lessly handicapping the Weld
County Commercial club In its e.
fOrts to build up the county.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
General Dsslh

Ono Of the worlds most useful
citizens ceased IDS activities in the
passing Of GeNeeal Booth, the aged
founder and leader Of the Salvation
Army. We ol tlse ssnnlIer cities
can form but little idcas Of the great
work that has beea done By the Co.'S
secrated army nsessabers h the Co.'S
gested, poverty-Strickea districts u
the great centess Of population.
From modest beginning General
Booth brought his life work to tho
recognition Of the civilized world.
Literally nillioas of hvos have beca
frightened and hope planted where
only despair hOurished. The work
Of the army In mostly with those
not included within the scope 0f
the average danOminAtiOnal church.
salvation II taken to the people -
tho n,oiling highways and byways,
and not dispeosed only II some par
ticular spot
General Booth lived to see his life
work attain such vitality that it
must live. Tho army Is not ons
man organization to die with the
passing Il its founder. General
Both NO lived that his epitAph is en-
graved In the hearts Of the millions
whom he served.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
Tho Probable Vote

Members Of the democratic nat
ional committee. Fifth avenue build
ing, New York. have been di9estine
the figures Of the census bureau
over the estimated number of voters
in November.
In 1908 there were II .608. Az
cast for the presidential election;
the census bureau puts tho new vOt-
ers ut S,65O,OOO. They also esti-
mate that l.347 900 women In six
western states will cast thedr votes.
The total vote lis estimated at
- .:sS5. 900.
In 1890. more than one person
voted for president to every Ave of
population. In 1908 less than one
persOn voted to every six Of pop
ulAtiOn.
From all parts Of the country the
most encouraging reports are being
received from the young mon who
vote for the first time next NOvem-
her.
The democratic national cosamit-
tee has estimated that Is per cent
of TIN $3.50, 600 ncw voters win be
for Wilsoa and MaxshaA. IAese
figures arc based on information se-
cared In tho last three weeks from
practically every state In tho Cnbon
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
Riddles Decision

A district judge in Denver named
Riddle has decided that the initiative
and referendum Law that more than
twO-thirsis Of the voters Of Colora1l.,
voted for two years ago and under
which nearly score Of laws have
been petitiOned for is not lcy,L.
doubtless the honorable judge la.
his reasOns for SO deciding, but TN,
average citizen is considerably In
the air. To him there are a f.w
features he does not understand.
To the average citizens unframed
legal mind. 1t would appear that
when constitutional amendment /.
passed by twO-thirsis Of the memb..r.
of the assembly. then voted ON t,v
more than twO-thirsis Of the yotsrx
OF tire state, IL is law that the n.,l,.
pie want and that their mandate h..
l,een given.
hut one William Tate OF Pueblo,
who lost his job as city official
when the city voted for IA commute.
sion form Of government and wiz
has been seeking to have the court.
declare ever since that Pueblo is 49,
entitled to = commission form -
government is the plaintiff in ttAg
action Just decided by Riddle.
And, strange as II may sec,,,
Judge N. Walter Dixon. the person.i
attorney Of William G. Evans. ,r-
republican bOss Of Denver. was ~
attorney in the case. From wh..
we have known In the past Mr.. Taf~
ana the prices charged by Dixon TO-
ms legal services. only the most er.
traordinary journey into the rc,,n,.
OF IMAGINATION can bring us ,o ~
understanding Of how Dixon was
,alned ny Tate In NO expensive !.
legal procedure.
ANA 1t In alsO beyond the und..
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
The Real Proof

A man of statistical heat OF mind
wandered into democratic national
headquarters In New York and de-
cInrei that he had the 6Gurea 10
proye that Wilson and Mafshall
would he overwhelmingly eaecte'i'
For the, past sixteen years, the caller
declared. he had been keeping track
of all the new.ln,rn babies named
after the various candidates between
convention time and election day,
.The candidate that - hOaOsed
by having the majority OF babies
named after him has always bocn
elected" claimed the studiOus Wis
ftor. 81 have gathered sta6dAties
from newspaper files. and % lar
Wilson and Marshall have had one
set Of triplets from Georgia named
after them, nine sets Of twins and
single babies"
"Isostevelt and Taft have only
had a total Of four babies named
after Them" And the visitor depart
ed entirely satisfied with his call.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
Registering Means This

A large democratic vote at the
primaries means a large democratic
vote ON election day, which in turn
means = democratic victory this
fall.
That means the election OF WOOD
ROW WILSON.
Which means a reduction Of un.
Just tariffs, freedom from the in
fuences OF predatory wealth, tie
right Of local self government and
the right Of the people Of the state
Of Colorado to control their own re-
sources. 1t means that NO federal
bureau shall interfere with the
water rights and appropriations on
the POu<i1e river, ~ the departments
Of the interior and agriculturt,
threaten to do now.
Did you know that?
Locally 1t means:
The cleaning out Of the court
hOuse, with its gang Of perpetual Of
flce seekers.
A reduction Of taxes ~ soon ~
may be In Wow Of past republican
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
Partisan?

The term non partisan has been
used and abused. The freedom Of
many voters from amy party yoke
has been taken advantage Of by the
denaGo9ue, while tho soi,er minded
citizen has rejO1ceti that the tioxIike
fidelity TO this or that political party
IL passing.
SO1se readers Of tie Tribune have
expressed surprise that in this cam
paign the Tribune has devoted no
much space to matters political. A
large portion Of tisese ressder~ have
dlsaGreed with the politics Of this
paper and. as the campaign has de-
velOg,s<l. have ls,sn inclined to criti-
CLIO the determined stand taken for
democracy. They make tho very
logical Ito their minds) argument,
that the Tribune has not been viOl-
emily partisan In tie past and that
II now IL huris tho gauntlet for the
Democratic party without reserve,
Il II becoming radical In the ex.
treme.
To tl,Ose sufficiently Interested.
we would have = little lseart to heart
talk.
In tho pseSent campaign tho TriiA
unc - partiaaa in the extreme for
several WelGhty seaS0nA.
The BEST VI these reAsonA, strange
~ Il may seein, has heem def,nesl
most aptiy by IN tnsurxent repul,li.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

extrava.s.nce. waste and theft.
An Intelligent and esOnOsnical
care Of the roads.
An equitable valuation Of proi-
.rtv for the purposes q. TAXATION.
An honest administrator of psb-
lie affairs by capable officials.
IT MEANS GOOD GOVERN
MENT.
u.,nnrratic victory assurca E0ss'
vnvernmeut; hut you can't have Il
Srnn,cratic vSrtOry unless yoa vote,
and you can't vote unless you
REGISTER
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

.,,,;rr of the lay mind hOw ~ ius-
''',r,nr a piece Of state legislation
lid hang in the balance for nearly
w.. xc.rs without lSeinK found IL
m ,..,a, by some of the huntiretls of
,,..',.rs in the state. tho legislators
,.'hn framed 1t and the state eNec's-
,t,.. who acted under the new law.
and who is Rill Tate Of Pueblo Ia
,,,in, the suit? And who h with
nnn Tate: And why is Mll Evans
,er.ou.L attorney, = Denver lawyer
Tor BILL Tate Of Pueblo!
We srul,e blinsily In the lapyrynth
# the law that seenas to serve pro
,a,t,ou tor the wrOnxtlaDer while II
make, the people y laughing stock.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

can-SenAtOr IAF'OlIette Of Wis.,,n-
sin. He declares that the great is
slse ~ ttss, present national cam
IlMiRn II whether the lsNple wip
longer hear the burden imposed nv
y government Subsidized by the
tr,ists that have l,ss>n fatt4.ntsi for
years by tho administration.
In other words, the MASSES are
entitled to- SOME Of the rs,sslx MI ti,,n
heretofore given exclusively to the
finance kings.
This question Kave birtls to ti.e
insurxent republicans In the over
whelminxly republican ss.nate oil th.
United States. Later il brought
forth the hull MODse party, hut l,>-
fore all Of this happened within the
ranks Of the party responsible, the
democrats had bOMbartit<i In vain
the imprcxnable wall erected by tls,
government around tis<, citadel of
tfH vested interests.
The republicans CanA, near doing
something In their national COnven-
ton, hut the trusts ibent them. As
= result, there Is u third party.
The democrats did what sOne of
the republicans tried to do, hence.
Woodrow Wilson, clean. logical.
furceful, determined and untiomi-
mated, IL the nominee Of the demo
srats for the highest office within
the gift Of the people. And before
Wilson could he nominated, the is
sue WAS made clear-tie trust mag
mates who had heretofore dominated
both republican and Democratic con-
ventiOns were "spewed out. There
II no doubt OF the democrats atti-
tutle toward Belmont and Ryan, and
their kind. The democratic cOnven-
tiOn WAS placed ON record >squaNly
and unequivOcably by William Jen-
nings Bryan, one Of the delegates
from Nebraska.
So the Tribune II Ipartisan-quite
partisan In fAct-beCause of this
clearly defined issue.
The democratic platform. ma
tional to county, defined clearly the
leading issue before the American
commonwealth to-day. II the mar
vester trust were not financing the
Bull Moose party, IL Is possible that
the Tribune would not have been 81
,leternsinetily Democratic. But the
Tribune believes tl:At partisanshiI
to the right party In the right thing
and frankly confesseS itself partisan
tn the democratic cause at the COM
ing election In the firm belief that
while all might not he the hest In
the tlenncratic party as 1t claims at.
teutiOn 0f the voters now. II Offers
the. hest solutiou Of the political diff.
taculties besetting the country.
The square deal for all Is offered
by tho democrats. Can any Other
party foaestly claim or come any
where near proving this much?
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

PROPOSED ou,,
Nrinsing To mn. N\Nrp
"i and sund, N, ,,liariny. -
si,,h ",'h side OF ill., IT." w
,.,.,'. n ""d severn" hue alley
.h Side at Ni,, Stree,
"hnc between mn STR.
T..n'h T street nm, 'ar Ne non
xIh street; >r,''hr 'hr ..p
S" Streets bc,,"'h, Elr
""N- m-htlot,,," "'rh thr
Sire, STR ninth Avenue, 'n.,Sh'h
rn,, -, Que hundred Una "
@ " "i the ems, l,n. mud
Me. % and ou Mini Of Eiy
N,hth Avenue nn, Stree,
zenith Avenue. n The -a.
i Weld couni, ,"e | Cit,
t""ii~hing ON M, 'olorad.
n"r. IL Street I, streets
he II Ordained "ptr",eme.,
Ssc, e, NY OF Greeley we C yiu
.,,i.,',,i, seton l. That aii color
iha ,u avenue Trom mat N
S,e alley between lne nor,
S.ivets 10 Tie p,ilNth and
street ard on Nirii''u side o
.he north Side Uf VI y, ayenue
the south side nj seventh Sd
w,em W.. IN Eighth and Yi,o Sired
+, EiF.in',t EIin ut az sEups aia,,,n ST
,n'lShlh Avenue ana Sf'oEe ID
any any 3n seventh SIRE. Ninth
ana tlrty feet e3gf g'l One
Llghth Avenue KS. ~ The cas-
pei ween Ninth Ayr,,"n "n Mn
side of Tenth Ars1y,n,ue and
her,.hs, Weld County =" tne|
''ersnN s', ordered 10 he Vol(
fualt Ia 10 petition hay.,lg lgprcj
tlle oM Mntrs UT d mhfor'v,'9iole
age of the lots H1j T-,,y Of t
ana abuttiug up0r.s,''aIp ''aplS ad
streets and avenue. Ivy porti7
racing with crude an anolesaii.|
portion OF SsfH "l ana a
4 /, :, "oNe We descrihed; an NJ , and
10 :" conform to a propsrS Sa.d
llshed or Co be .s,pyytt srai|
Sl'y and said improvaT1.,,l.. led
~ nccordancs with NUS loI
SAID city; and tI6r ,he ptdin(
surtactng sbau bs p,iie i,iie costs
ed against tho mi NV S,u oy and
lots and lands ana f5g and
OF as may be def4r9i pTShe1
provisions 90 Ordinarca7d "
said city. '''"ues Nd
Section 2. That said ,...
streets and avenues AK GGoiuO1
lands adjacent ther.tn iae
thereon. are berebr dll
street Improvement ni,gts.' 'Isd
Section Q. That uiaS ui,Sulyt
Improvement sHnII bs r,, sost
instance bv civ 4r,l'lu IN
on a fund hereby Sregiss 1.,s dr'
nated as street Imprn,5s,u 5,,,, aaI
No. l6 Fund and ail mn.',l ongnt
from assessments shal ho'',es hg ,
deem warrants drawn pn,,' ys use E
Dove created and FOR bo py" os, y
pose. H' oll
Passed aud adoptea. siro.,
proved this 47tl dag 1su ms
y. l., 1912. '' vi
WILLIAM MAYl
Attest w. A. HoTcHl
ct,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
Eye, Ear n
and Throd
Specialist OF De1

10 too well known to need an
.oSnc,;on du His references an
,.uu 1a,iants your neighbors
friends. T., This
Hundreds Of Patients m III T,k
itv-No ncurablc Cases -"
ca,,rocts removed and cross
straightened Grahni1i'vg, hi0,,rsss
sora So, ewes catarrh nd dea'hes, de,a,
cessfully treated Glasses s,S snS
liz liz nd iusted by the latest anu
approved up-to-date me'non
Dinicult Cases solicited, ,o,' n AND
Schnol Children. over ""
Patients al
treated In col95ir 4s'A AND ARTl1
ST5cK or GLASSES ~ ~ large
IAL. EYES. on liNSTts lia,.T1s hystera.
por,lpn chorea tSL n6ucina(
ao,t,,,, snrvnms prostrauou; ,,Ser pg1
ne, s,n,norh ro" trouble and tySus 'sS uad
,,soiaJies when OF The
mna caused by eye ssI@,',' tfs a pernl
moval OF the cause t'
ens ,,',s,c,,>s s.s., especially az are mtth IT'D
aaii and investiEai. ggr,a1ctIon.
~ c"rrecting errors on nacueine
Oh Snnero has been lie !
ooaa,"uc ad,,ate Of the le9dins p"nntry
tn~es of Europe aud Uni Inv the ;,
ia licensed TO praGt.ll'.ay, a,7 'ners Of U
Hoard of Medical l-Na'''''
rndo and other st"V IA from &
'" nErEuENCEs furnished GREELEY
=, me- thr leading cilizen,s. ,..,o 9I Itmert. S
OF ou,,rItv t now under treu51' unable,
Those ndoiyo medical and '''''
'rsns%snMt .n%EM ,Tns' pr apeTr5cfs S' 81, ~
fNh faii' over II years p'"' >.
ence. ...tlmonla' ,,i
THOUSANDS OF Nm he has '''
grateful patients -
S,,rnished on demand -utnr G1
~ snpero has been 9 YEAR. A
low regularly for nancy invast
icy wSSrk Guaranteed or INIT TIE lo''
II you desire TO unTtment carr
please make appoih r.of,,
Consultation ana Ct
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
s,se Rewsrs, sise

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
thaf IL Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
il the only positive cure now known
10 the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing . constitutional disease; rsautEre. Ire
tarrh Cure 10 taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. thereby de-
and 9ivtn9 the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
stating nature in doing It's work. Th.
proprtstors have g much falth IN III. IL.
Hundred Dollars for any case that Il
falls to cure. Send for list OF testi-
j. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by drvggists, price 76c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
pattou.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29
evening.

xXyANTE D-sORt DRY cows. PHONE
w Greeley nj between aud In the
evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

Island Grove park Is to have
nice stone gate. just like the college
go,nds. Heaven and-other places.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

PROPOSED ORDINANCE M. TAI
Relatssx 10 the construction Of side
~. % .:r,S % :ss -. ....s .sSe. .s E.sss1
street hetweea the e.rh aane .. the
west ssAe 81 Eighth Ave.se asa the
scr H"e.... :..< - S he he Ss City | 81 Grreies,
Weld Cs~.ty. ceierss", ::a ..s.s-
lishin9 - saia street . street iss-
prove0ent Deatrtct.
Be It Ordained by the City Council
of the City of Greeley. Colorado:
section l. That all that portion OF
Eighth street on both the north and
south sides thereof, between the curb
line on the west side of Eighth Ave
nue. and the curb line on the east side
Of Ninth Avenue in the city Of Gree
ley. Colorado. Is hereby ordered to be
improved pursuant to petition hereto
fore flcd by the owners of majority
Of the frontage OF the lots and lands
portion of said Eighth Street.
,, eurns and md, sustsrs ,srs
said portion thereof; whore the he
same are not already constructed
as herein provided: that all of said
conform to a proper grade established
city; and that il the said side
made and constructed by the property
owners charKeable Herewith within
thirty days. from the final publication
struct or cause the same to be con-
structed and charge the cost thereof
against the adjacent and abutting
lots and lands and the owners there
of as may be determined under the
provisions of Ordinance No. 1s9 of
said city. or other law or ordinance
relating thereto.
Section 2. That said portion OF said
Eighth Street and the lots and lands
adjacent thereto and ahutting there
on are hereby designated as street
Improvement District No. IL"
Section 3. That the cost of said
Improvement shall he paid In the first
instance by City Warrants drawn up
on n fund hereby created and desig-
mated az Street Improvement District
No. II Fund" and all monies derived
from assessments shall he used to re-
deem warrants drawn upon said fund
above created and for no other pur-
pose.
Passed and adopted, signed and ap-
proved this 9Th day of August.
A. -. 1912.
WILLIAM MAYHER.
Mayor.
Attest: w. A. HOTcHKISS.
City Clerk.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

Fort Lupton is putting one over
on Greeley. 1t is sprinkling It's
streets for Tomato day.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

After . grand jury was called In
Denver Immediately there WAS .
jangle over who would run It. Sic
semper incubus.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

1t would appear that what our
legislators need Is more ability In
writing simple English and less
knowledge Of TIE law.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

Fort Lupton is going to have a
minstrel show. but since there are
no girls in the cast it may not be 50
much.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-29

A punctured tire brought about q
wedding In Greeley, but then that
is no argument for running over
broken bottles.