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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

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aaiisr su einem itaIienifhen Seno-
tor aeIoat babe: ~Mit einem Bolfe
bon Ser Sntenisena unO benz Wsute
Der syfaIiener DnHte ib Die gGrloe
@eIt erobern." 8ir permoeef es
nidt su sIaitben, benn mir baIten ben
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BafFen Yre,ste. Sds Soienpanier e.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Die bicIosiide erbteiIi,ns bes
2anbtuirti6aft bridt
eine 2an5e fir ben SperIiuG neil
bieier bortreffli8e Dienfte bel Der
8ertilguns Ses @ibeIs. bes i4limuI'
item Seinbes Der 4nitnhpoIlpH pHan5en,
IeiIten Tonne. Sest 1T es nur nod
notiG bic Serren Spoten aiif Die
ibnen suseSadts ebrenpoIle arfeabt
aebiibren6 aufmerfiam 5u MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Bir Iernen bic Reniden nidt
fennen, tpenn iie su uns tommen;
sssr mlIjen au ibnen geben, INN tu
erfabren. ipie es nit ibuen itebt.
@eetbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Der fiiBIi4 peritorbene, iebr pro-
utinente ar5t Or. Sobn s. Wtuiier in
NsbilaoeIpbia bGt aud be5iiglib Der
aenouen 9iasnoie iiber iein eisenes
9sben ge6t bebdlten; SesbaIb fonnte
er aud alrf ben Sag genaii ibon
oonber ben Seitiinsen ieinen 9ebens'
Iqlrf FAINT Bib SlAdiden nit Dem
G5ufen, ieine 2ebeusbeihretbun9
unb Iein Bib on ben ober ienem be-
ittmu,ten Gage gu ueroffentIi6en'
limb prompt an benz Gage ltar6 CT
nuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Serr @orean Bat sefinben, 6aS
cine altespptiihe lrfun6e. fir Die
er $400, 900 5ablts, gefaIiht lit. SoIb'
ETH ReinfaG bdtte uns ME paiiieren
f6nfffn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16
2anb sm Derfanfeit.

Gin Stri6 BON iibsr pier aderu In
6itli9en Gbsite pon Serauton jl nds'
igsm $reiie. Sldberss In bisier Sffiee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Sn Siibbafota bat Die .2oeaI Sp.
tion"- abitimmuns einen erbriiden.
ben Siee Der nRaiien" - mebr oils
stpei orittel aIler Stdote - ergeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Iptdl.. l..."........................ $S44, ,306. .46
Staat BON psnniyIuauia, County pOn eada
pannd, 60:
Sd. Q. 3. 9eIritssl, aaf6rsr Der ubtns.uann.
ten Gpmpanis, i6p6rs btsrmit fdtrli4, bab
obistr 9ni&t pabr II na& mtintm btftn
BiTen unb @laubtn. (@adhntt)
8. 8. 5sIrtegtl,
Raifirr.
tintsrjs&ust unb btf9poun ppr mir bislsn
8. Sag I'm Wat 1912. (@gsi@ntD
Sobn eentes.
(Rctar SifgsD Stff.utliher Rotar.
Wsint &pmmtIlon srIif&t am 10. Rdrl
1913. sorIsft-A Atttftrt:
C@nd&nsO Gbas. o. RsIar,
". 8. WtlfpfdtL
Otto }. RobiniSn,
Dirsiiorsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16
Sbnttel.

Sn Srentort, ". S., ipo6nt Elm
@onn, Der felt oreiBig Sabren teiueu
S6Iaf fan6. Warum abonniert ell
nift auf ben Congregational Hecoro",
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

pauna, ss;
Sd, 3. g. Sbafn. aafTr1 hsr cbsns.uann.
ten Gcnbanis, l&pSn biumtt fsiultH, eab
cbtasr 8ui&t pdbr 10 na& Hstusm bsfsn
WilItu uub @lauben. (G1dhutD
3. 9. Sbaftr.
Raiiirr.
lintn,si&ust unb btf@portn Dor nir btsisu
8. Saa I'm Wai 1912. (@ndHne1
@alttr 3. Gourftn,
Cgstar Sites) Ssifsntli&u Rotar.
Wltiut GSmmifIpn riif&t am 10. Wdri
1918. stprtit-Aittfirtr
(1ati&ntD Q. 3. prtet,
Setu &. 8rytsn,
lrani Or. Rambling,
DiftfisrH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

8pift)en ben 8ereinigten Staoteil
un6 8ana6a beitebt tod elm Segen.
ieitigfeitspertrag @r eritreft iidI
Gber MIR auf betriieerii9e 8anfiers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
THOUSAND FEET OF
SHRINERS
selig Company Releases Film
Of Gorgeous Pageant Of the
Mobiles in Los Angeles; Big
Ad for Albuquerque.

The Selig polyscope company today
released one thousand feet Of moving
pietnre nim covering the great street
parade Of the Ida Angeles conciave
Of tho Imperial Council, Mobiles Of the
Mystic shrine, held this month In
tho coast city. This Slim IN entitled
The shriners Pileflmaee to los An-
Reles," and contains among other
things che gaiiy bedecked Indian Pn-
troll Of Rallut Abyad Temple, the ng-
grcgalion Of Albuquerque shriners
VINO made the blk HE OF the whole
c0nciayc with their Indian dances az
tho gathering. The fim shows the
nopi dance given at Maier's ranch and
hundreds Of foct are devoted 20 the
indian Patrol This nim win probab-
Isl make MS appearance here In the
course OF the next three weeks It's
exhibition 20 hundreds Of thousands
OF people an over the United States
viii give Albuquerque national adver-
Using. the value 0f which can hardly
boz computed The sellg company n
advertising this film AZ a special fe9-
ture and n viii be- eagerly awaited,
especially hy the Hhriners, al over thu
country, The prominence given the
Albuquerque contingent u chiefly due
20 the hard work OF the bureau OF im-
migration osices here, ia correspond
onco win the scIlS people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
Knal u QUICK.

The timber Industry Is becoming
one ~ che biggest phases of the de-
vciopmcnt ~ resources 10 New Mcx-
ivo II Is bringing big money into
The state. Il rs resulting IN the build
Ing 81 railroads. the construction Of
mills and factories and the oxpcndi-
turg 81 hundreds Ct thousands ~
dollars Tor labor ana materials. More.
over the tinbcr cutting and manu-
featuring biisluess is being conducted
along limos which viii not Impair but
lncreasn the productlveness Of the
forest bearing areas.
Severe. 81 tho principal rivers ~
the state afford excellent waterways
FOR floating cut the logs. thus greatly
faciiitnting operations. The itio
Orande In particular makes the state
the beneficiary Of the vast logging
operations Ia northern New Mexico.
II it WASN'T for the Rio Crande. half
milton railroad ties a year which
are floated down this river might
never be marketed.
rho United states forest service
needs this river transportation la
various parts Of TIM state IA order
TO market millions OF feet OF timber.
Twenty five per cent OF the revenues
from these sales goes 10 the schools
and roads ~ New Mexico. under an
ACT now pending In congress we VIII
get half OF the entire proceeds for
roads and schools.
II wlii reach 100000 this year
Now comes the house OF represent
atlvea OF the state Legislature and FOR
some mysterious reason OF ite own
PASSES bin by Marcus G. De Baca
10 regulate" iOEgsne on streams 80
New Mexico.
This IL e duplicate Ia intent II not
in words OF former blk which was
killed ~ a practically unanimous vote
on the ground that Il was unfair. am
Just and ruinous 10 one Of the great
Industries OF the state,
Like sts predecessor, the second bill
In aimed az the great logg!ng industry
now carried on along the Rio Grnnde
ia northern New Mexico and which
IA NOT only giving employment TO hum
dreda OF men, but IL bringing a large
amount 81 capital into the state. The
passage OF this bill as Il went through
the house would strike r death blow
nj those Immense operations. which
are OF importance not only 90 Albu-
querque and Bernnlillo county, but 20
snnta Fe, Rio Arriha and Taos counv
ties; and TO the state a. a whole,
The reason for the introduction Of
such bill IN a mystery.
II 50 fortunate that u must run the
gauntlet OF the senate; for u Ia oat
OF reason 10 presume that body 81
business ,siien. uo.0inatteR what their
politics. should for a moment con-
slider approving such a measure.
The thing 10 DO with this bill. and
an other mysterious measures OF -
kind, Is 10 kin u ana KIN u quickly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
JOY RIDE IN A HACK
ENDS IN CAPsIZE AND
MUSsED-UP CARGO

Piercing shrieks on Marble avenue
az $3.50 last evening led residents OF
that section 10 believe that muir
der WIS being committed. The ox-
element was set az rest. however.
when u was nscertalned that two
wheels had como OFF 4 hack m which
the cabby was taking some seven OF
his voting lady friends on a Joy ride.
The conveyance was travelling at
fair rate OF speed wnen two wheels
on ono side came or without warning
and seyen girls were pilod screaming
Ia the street. Roll oail showed that
40 bones were broken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
The United States and
Latin America

Editor Evening Herald
The advantage which woald accrue
20 the state % New Mexico In thus
becoming the operating center o. tho
international plans for the develop
Inent OF "a better mutual underssnnd-
ing between the Latin American ma
lions and the United States ID SELF
evident. This creation and success
fiil operation Of the proposed insti.
tute would bring the state OF New
Mexico TO the front as a loader IN the
march OF oplightenment and progress.
II would al once rise 10 a high rank
nmong IFS sister states for this rea-
son alone and the standard " it's
eltizehsllip from one end Of the state
10 the other would Inevitably nc
raised Ii would work definitely for
,he elevation ~ the standards o. gem
eral Hchnlarshlp. Tor a wider insight
Into affairs. and Tor a more f5erai
view IN regard TO all questions affect
Ing tho interests OF the nation. The
operation u tise institute would brlEs
The people of New Mexico into closer
contact than ever heretofore, with
representative citizens of every state
OF the union and this would operate
in q peculiarly advantageous manner
with the Latin American republics %
the south, from every point of view.
local. state and national. she selection
of the capital OF New Mexico az the
site Tor the proposed institute is Of
the highest importance 10 every cii-
izen OF the state
The chances OF the sunshine state
L IU
upon the action taken by the state
legislature Ia regard 20 the bill cree
ating the Pan American institute.
lately passed hy tha bsuse OF repre-
seutatlyes and now before che aenate.
should this bin be passed BY ihe
Legislature, New Mexico will undoubs-
eddy occupy aR advantageous position
IN the national mind b. reason og such
prompt and effective legislation.
should the legislature 1ail To take ac-
ton IN the matter. u Is hardly likely
that further consideration will be
given 20 Now Mexico in regard 10 the
development Of che plans Tor foster
Ing amseable relations between the
United States and Latin America, ~
outlined Ia The huilttln on the span
ish language and race. While / have
no desire O. exaGgcfate She imports
Anco of the question. / can not but
feel that. az far a. New Mexico Is
concerned. u offers 10 ihe citizens of
the new state an opportunity 10 place
themselves bofese the nation in a Pc
cuilariy favorable lieht al leaders or
national Thought Ia progress of an
enlightened sort, and that the docis-
lon Of the snte legislature In this mat
Ter viii very iJrgely afect the status
OF New Mexico in the opinion OF
the other states In the Alnvrsoan COM
monwcnlth
n. MQuEEN GRAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
MEMonLAL pay

Don't Qali Il Decoration pay.
call q Memorial Day" and you'il
be- more apt not 70 forget ita aignlfi-
cameo. II In not the mere decorating
but the spirit Of the Offerings laid on
che graves ~ cur dead soldiers IN
Memoriam." NO more Is 10 day
for decorating your nose OF decorat-
ing SOMEONE elise with black eye---
IN short, what we need 70 remember
IS thnt the anniversary ls just as aol-
Omn and a. sacred as We can com
ceivo and that It's observance ~ the
essence 81 pure patriotism ana I'M
defilcd-rcverenc and honor for 'the
men who lived 10 q time when patri-
utisfn meant something more than
listening 20 the band or going on a
picnic and 20 whom love Of copptry
meant to go out and stop a bullet.
II iH an right and proper TO have a
good time on Memorial Day. but we
are apt 20 lose the entire wholesome
and uplifting effect Of the holiday u
we don't devote q little time 20 Rerj
Gus consideration Of what we are
celebrating
There Is no other observance IN
the yenr that VIZ need more. IN these
days OF commercialism and heltcr-
SHELTER and class distinction than Me-
mortal Day, 20 make us realize the
essential solidarity OF our srumen-
dous country; and 20 realize that thsa
much ovorworked word, patriotism.
has the same essential spirit in these
busy money -mEkinR times rs In the
\ days OF 81. BE good citizen and
live for your country and you arc
doing Less spectacular but fully as
useful thing as ~ you went out and
charged the breastworks.
without our history, America would
mean little 90 u.s. X il the example
81 our lllustrious and courageous
fOrcbears which inspires us 20 a
high determination 10 make the Unit
I'd states little better for having
lived under It's flag: and we can ~
afford not to pay. az least mentally.
our right tribute 90 the men who
died for an Idea--tho Idea for which
we have a chance 90 devote not our
death, but cur lives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
HOTEL CHARGES IN fsis.

n Is nRtufpl that prospective Euro-
pean visitors 90 tht exposition in san
Francisco in 1915 should seek infor
nation regarding the rates which
hotels and restaurants in that eiiY
are likely 10 charge The expert
enccs 70 3hoap who attended the cor
onatlon b. London last June. OF those
who visited the exposition al Turin,
and ia fact Of those Who have az
tended almost ail the principal okpo-
rifions and fetea on the other side
III the water has been uniformly the
Same. namely. that the hotels have
ndtanced their rates out OF all pros
portion 10 their regular charges. Now
COMES the Eaa francisco Chronicle
nhd makes the following SOLEMN
promise.
For city o. "a si1e San Francisco
A Admittedly better equipped Win
hofoi and restaurant facilities than
ANY oihas city Ia ihe world Three
taars from now these facliliies VIII
ba vastly expanded Merely me com
petition amone them VIII operate 20
keen prices on q feasonanie pasl-.
The lesson ~ the London corona ;
f.an were 4 needed. viii not pe ioai
~ ean rrancfsfo iatef Wim"efE
ia Amoucang. and, undoubtedly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

great many Europeans. were deferred
from visiting thhi Festival because OF
the reports. sent out weeks IN aa-
vance. of the hlrh pflccs which would
have 40 - raid for accommodation
az the holtie and for meals az tho
restaurants AZ a result the crowds
In London during coronation week
were many thousands less than had
been expected,
San Francisco does NOS desire a
rlmilnr experience There will be- no
high prices here and there wiz be
some ef ere lel hotels In the world
"a accommodate tho great influx OF
Visitors and ssshiHeors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

or any other county in the state. az
we are OF securing a law that Will
give rs good highways In Dona Ana"
The personnel Of the good roads and
Legislation boosters here today on the
way TO tho capital h as follows:
Delegates from the Elephant Butte
Water Users aseociati0n-N. C. Fren-
ecr. Jas. +. sattley, Jas. w. Taylor,
VIM. Palmer, Jr,
From Las Cruces Auto cluO--pres-
els n. LESTER Br. W. J.. Garrison,
IA. y. Thompson.
From mass meeting pOna Ana
county Mayor J. i. Mitchell,
County Commissioner a. r. BArncas-
We, shcrln II. Llcer0, City Clerk "A. II.
HtuFuuR w - cfillian. ;. A. Paxton,
r. n, Sims. r. w. a. Sutherland,
~. -, Llewellyn, Roman dc La q. w
N. Adair, =. 9, WaGe, Jr. T. Rouait.
Jr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
PERMANENT ADVERTIsEMENTs.

Last week United states senator A.
a. Fall introduced q bin which. ~
passed. will create nRtloaal park
and playground out Of tho Elephant
Butte reservoir district tn the lower
Rio Grande valley. DurlnE tho same
week Senator Thomas y. Cntron in-
froduccd a bin calling for the crea-
tiOn OF national game preserve %
embrace 500 900 acres or what h now
the pecos national forest. The
Elephant Butte district bill pro-
Vides that parties may lease az
very snall expense for a peripd Of
twenty Years, an acre on more %
ground adjoining the lake. on which
a summer cottage may be erected.
The bin also provides for certain fish
ins and hunting privileges ann tho use
~ boats on the lake Twenty acres h
ret aside for the erection of "a sum-
mer resort TO be leased 10 rcsponsl-
bic parties. The park would be un-
der tho supervision % the secretary
of agriculture and would be ono OF
the most attractive resorts In the
west says the Publicity Association
Bulletin;
The Pecos gamc preserve would be
open 10 campers and would lmmcei-
Ateit NfFtNie NNN NA hie hHNlUHNi
Fairgrounds Of the United States. at
tra1lIue thousands of people seeking
tho cool OF the mountains during the
aammer months.
AZ o whole. the creation OF these
swo areat national resorts By the
United states government would
mean the greatest permanent aaver-
fisemons Now Mexico could attain
and New Mexlco's Representatives In
the nntionAi congress are 10 be high
ls congratulated upon their success
ln getting Theses matters before the
nation's lawmakers. EVERY citizen 81
New Mexico should urge their pas.
aake. not only through Influence %
home. but through representative
and senators from former stetee 81
residence. A letter addressed 10 rep
resontatiyes Ia congress from eastern
states can do no harm and may re-
suit in q great good. Let's uli SCI
together and help 10 carry out sue
cessfuily these two propositions which
will 40 50 much toward attractlni
people from all over the world 70 Eh'
Sunshine state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
DONA ANA COUNTY
BOOSTERS GO TO
THE CAPITAL
Twenty-Five Prominent Citi-
zens of Las Cruces and vi
cinity to Urge Passage Of
Needed Legislation.

Wearing red badges with the slogan
printed in black. Good RoaGs and
Needed Legislation" twenty-five dei-
cgatcs from Dona Ana county arrived
IA Albuquerque this morning, leaving
later for santa Fc, where they Will
remain for several days la ga EFFORT to
have the legislature pass bills now
pending In both houses. The bona
Ana county boosters are no; going 10
invade abe capital with any intention
Of stampeding the momberH Of tho
house or senate, or Of breaking any
furniture IN the house OF representa-
tHtivea or the Hennte chamber. They
beiievn that their presence in santa
Fe wei be q help 20 the Legislators
Ia many ways and viii result In the
members OF the house and senate
renching more thorough understand
ing as 10 just what Is needed In the
legislation line al present. AS OUT
lined by r. y. Lester. who Ii a mem-
Der Of the legislation brigade as an
appointge Of the Las Cruces Antomo-
bllo association, the boosters 60 90
saeia Fe a. cili4ens AID not a. pole
tclans.
we intend 10 20 into the campaign
FOR good roads and other needed leg
isiation on q strictly business basis
said Mr., Lestor this morning. eve
have eliminated politics. We are cit
lzens, working together for the CONE
mon good OF the community of las
Cruces and the state at large. We
SO 60 santa ne not az Republicans or
Democrats. but as farmers real cs-
tate men, ana property owners IA
general. we VIII not ask for any les-
islation Of especial benent 20 Donn
Ana county. We are as much inter-
rsted ln securing good road laws that
Hill be Of benefit To Bernaiilio county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
AS THE OTHER FELLOW
SEES IT


Ohio contains more than a.767.000
inhabltants. but Il WAS never really
crowded until Messrs. Taft and
Roosevelt began campaigning there
simultaneously Chicago News.
lust because there is a lively cat
fight IN the q. @. r. back yard the
Democrats need not think they can
win with any old yellow dos. ialti-
moro sun.
A Baltimore minister Says that all
mysteries viii be explained on the
last day. Then we shall know why
anybody should want champ Clark
for president. Cleveland Leader.
The Jurors who found Floyd Allen
guilty contributed ~ the prees Of the
world a raisllng good advertisement
Of Virginia real estate. States which
convict their criminals are good states
in which % build homes Louisville
Courier-Iournal
The hobbie skirt is 20 be credited
with Fastening the solution OF q
problem Of street. railway service
amounting % mechanical revolu-
tion Tho stepicss car Introduced IN
New York IL long step In advance.
Providence journal
------
whatever may be- thc outcome 81
the proceedings instituted Qgalnst
Judge Archibald OF the United states
commerce court. they serve az time
lv demonstration that means az pres
ent provided fo yeach q Judge who ~
accused Of misconduct or wrong-doing
hi offica are adeduate.--Albany Jour
mai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
FULL PROGRAM FOR
SRRINERS SPASM
ON THE PECOS
Beautiful Shrine Ring to Be
Given to Most Popular No
vice Taking Degree at Ros-
well Gathering Next Month
Especial TeleEranl 20 tho Hcrald. }

Especial Telegrani 90 tho Herald
Roswell. n. 81. Stay HALF "a
hundred eager although upprehensiye
noviccs are waiting with hated breath
Tor the arrival OF Baliut Abyad TEN
pie from Albuquerque 20 lead them
carefully over the caioric desert into
the haven Of the oasis early next
month. TO quote l0rai paper, also
the historic dromedary, the sacred
goat, Maud and the Elephant have
broken down the barriers and are on
their way to the Oasis 81 Roswell
Paul Teutsch, the Industrious pgten-
tate Of AlbuquerquC, a alrcady here
offering The poor lonesome noviccs
announcement. and giving them Hd-
Vice that III you are married, when
you leave home 10 take the shrine
degree, tell your wife We have mobiles
mice fcllOwH) who arc single, and II
we don't send yQu back, Well send
SOMEONE just as sOod--of better.
In few days the beautiful shrine
ring val be- displayed In the win
dow uf Harry Morrison. the iewoier.
The ring wiz he Efren by Boilut
Abyad Temple to the most popular
novice taking the degree during the
spasm. Already nineteen local nov
ices have signed up for the work
The illustrioua potcniRie has Issued
the following program for the ocle-
bratiOn
The pilgrimage o. nailut Abyae
Temple. al a. o. NJ. a.. IS. of Albu-
queruuc New MexlcH.
To the Oasis Of Roswell, Desert ~
New Mexico. % celebrate the Twenty
Firth Anniversary OF the Temple on
Tuesday. June III. 1918. and hy Your
presence assist ln commemorative
this suspicious occasion Ia true Arr
able Style preceded hy
business meeting nt Masonic Tenn