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DIED FRIDAY At SALIDA

John Now. a well known resident of
Hillside. died at the Rio Grande hos-
pital in salida last Friday morning
from appendicitis. Deceased was born
at Logansport. Indiana, December q.
1910. consequently was in the seventy
third year OF his age.
Mr. Now came TO Canon City in 1873
and made his residence in Fremont
and Custer counties until his death
He was a soldier during the War OF
the Rebellion: serving in Company r
Eighty-Seventh Indiana Volunteers dur
ing the period of hostilities between
the North and the South. He leaves
n widow and ten children, ave sons
and five daughters.
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RECEPTION FOR REV.
AND MRS. UTESCH

Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Utesch. who are
to leave here in the course Of fes
days for Sidney. Nebraska. to make
thu. home. were the guests OF honor
at reception given by the members
Of Trinity Lutheran church at the
residence OF Mrs. Boysen on Rudd ave-
nue. Tuesday night. There uAs large
number OF people In attendance and
the affair was one of the utmost In
terest and enjoyment to all. Refresh
ments were furnished by the visitors.
Mrs. Utesch will leave here on FRI
day for Penrose. where she will be
the guest of Mrs. II. VI. variand over
Sunday. Rev. Utesch will conclude
his pastoral work here this week. and.
in company with his wife. win leave
Canon City next Monday for his new
field OF labor in Nebraska
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SPEAKS WELL OF
CANON GIRL TEACHER

ar. Seth Anthony. who lives a,
Brush Hollow. was up Wednesday for
the day.
Mr.. Anthony. who has long been on
the school board. told a Record re-
porter some interesting things abont
the schools in District ss. This dis
trict has two schools-Brush Hollo "
and Fairview.
Miss Margaret Twitchell OF Canon
City taught the Brush Hollow school.
The Fairview school was taught for
five months by Miss Vera overman.
Miss Overman resigned to take a po-
sition in the South Canon schools.
The term was finished by Miss King.
The schools closed last Friday and
the days was celebrated by a big
picnic. The teachers. scholars and
parents from the whole district at
tended and had a general good time.
Mr.. Anthony speaks In high terms o,
all the teachers all of whom are Cam
on City girls. He gave especially high
praise to Miss Twitchell. who he says
is capable of taking school anywhere
In the state. The board would be
glad to re-eiect both teachers for
next year but they are afraid that
somebody win offer Miss Twitcheil a
better job.
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Deafness Cannot BE Cured.


by local applications. as they cannc,
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way 10 cure deaf
ness and that Ia by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infiamed condition of the mucous lin
ing OF tho Euntachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have n rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when Il is entirely closed. Deafness IL
the result. and unless the infiamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to Its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out OF ten are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness tcaused ty
catarrh) that cannot be cured ny
Halls catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars. free.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipation.-adv.
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THE TEST OF MERIT.
Casss City People Are Given Cesvise-
lag Proef.

No better test OF any article can be
madc than the test Of time and this -
particularly true OF kidney medi-
cine. Doan's Kidney Pills have stosd
this test and stood IL well. What
better proof Of the merits OF this rem
edy could you demand than the state
ment of Canon City resident who
used It successfully and tells OF last
ing results.
Read the following:
J. l. Hyde. wagon maker. 5i1 n.
Ninth St. Canon City. Colo. says:
Years ago l strained my back and
after that ! felt the bad effects. Fin
ally heard Of Doan's Kidney Pills
and seeing that they were recommend
ed for troubles like mine. n got sup
ply At Hunter Palmer's Drug Store
and gave them n trial Ny back was
relieved of the pain and iamencss and
the kidney secrctions. which had been
discoiored and filled with sediment.
became natural. Yos are Welcome -
continue publishing the testimonial I
gave at that time. II has been over
year since l have had any slgn OF
kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster -hiiburn Co.. Bufaio.
New York. sole agents for tho United
6tates.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no sther.-eAv.
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NO SERIOUS DAMAGE
BY THE FROST

Although the thermometer indicated
a temperature as low as twenty-five
degrees at some places in East Canon
and on Lincoln park at daylight this
morning 1t is not believed that any
serious damage was done to the fruit
buds although the plums. cherries and
some other varieties show the effects
OF the freeze. The temperature did not
get below twenty-five degrees in Cam
on City proper Wednesday night and
the lilacs and other OF the tenderer
forms OF Vegetation were not affected
by It. According to some Of the ranch
ers fifty per cent OF the fruit buds
might be killed and still leave enough
for a good crop.
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Constipation Cured.

DIR. Kings New Life Pills will relieve
constipation promptly and get your
bowels in healthy condition again.
John supsic. of sanbury. Pa. says:
They are the best pills l ever used.
and 1 advise everyone to use them
for constipation. Indigestion and liver
complaint" VIII help you. Price 25c.
Recommended by Hunter Palmer
adv.
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Remember dates, May 9-lO

and a committee was appointed to con-
suit with the city council In relation
to the matter. The details OF the chill
dren's festival at the park have not
been worked out yet, but will be under
the direction OF Mrs. Boucher. and u
may be assured will be very attract
i've. A committee to assist Mrs. Bol-
cher in carrying out this feature Will
be named in a few days and definite
program agreed upon.
Jay D. Sidebottom will have charge
OF the clean up day arrangements and
their execution. but will have able as
sistance in T. NJ. Harding. Jr.. as lieu
tenant The dandelion day committee
consists of Mrs. w. T. Little. Mrs. c.
II. Swanton. Mrs. Anna II. Burgess and
Mrs. Geo. w. Bethel. Other commit
tees. with their personnel, follows
Lakes In the City park, Mrs. d. Z.
Gibson. Mrs. T. NJ. Harding Mrs. r.
II. whipple. Mrs. NJ. S. Reynolds, John
Chetelat and John Shaw. Jr. vacan,
lots, Mrs. Hart Goodloe. Mrs. Geo. A.
Baker, Mrs. Frank L. Smith and w. Il.
Clark To Interview the city council
upon the subject OF the removal Of
garbage from the alleys. w. N. Clark,
Jay ID. Sidebottom and T. M. Harding.
Membership. Mrs. Geo. +. Rockafellow,
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding. Mrs. J. @. schwej-
CERT. Mrs. C. II. swanton and Mrs. u.
8. okey. For convenience In making
the canvass Of the city for membership
In the league the community has been
divided Into six districts. of which Nrs.
Rockafellow will have charge of the
FIRST. Mrs. Harding Of the second. Mrs.
schweisert Of the third. Mrs. Swan
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Home After Two Years Absence.

Miss Fanny Wright returned to Can
on City a few days ago after two
years absence In California. the
greater part Of which time was spent
places In tho southern part Of tho
state. While there Miss Wright stud
led architecture in one OF the schools
devoted to that subject and was for
Home time employed In n confidential
capacity In the office OF one Of the
principal architects In Los Angeles.
She reports meeting former Canon
City people In Los Angeles and Loag
Beach.
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RICHARDS
WITHDREW MT
SUIT FOR
DIVORCE

Denver, April 25.-The divorce suit
OF Thomas ID. Richards. actor Of musi-
cal comedy fame. against Mrs. Martha
Miner Richards. the Denver cafe sing
er. was dismissed in the county court
yesterday at the request OF Joseph H.
Maupin. Richards attorney. The costs
OF the suit were assessed against Rich
ards and the money was paid by Aa-
torney Maupin.
The case was dismissed without the
knowledge OF either Mrs. Richards or
her attorney. John T. Barnett No
answer had been flied to the original
complaint and Attorney Maupin was
advised by the court that in such
case IL was not necessary that the
defendant be notified Of the proceed
ings.
Mrs. Richards Is in St Luke's hos
pital, where she was taken n few days
ago to have an operation performed.
When told that her actor husband had
dismissed the divorce suit ahe de-
elared she was glad to know that he
had"
HE never had any grounds for d.
vc-cc." said Mrs Richards. but am
glad that the case will not come to
iraD have had enough trouble over
the AFFAIR already"
In his complaint Richards charged
his wife with mental and physical cru
city. He asserted she biaekcned hts
eyes for him following a quarrel In
Denver hotel a few years ago. The
case was iled in the county court Of
Fremont county Jan. 2ist and was
brought TO the Denver county court
on a change OF venue
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ton of the fourth. Mrs. whipple of the
fifth and Mrs. Okey Of the sixth.
The women OF Canon City have taken
up the work of the civic improvement
league with an enthusiasm that is
highly public spirited and commend
able and too much praise cannot be
accorded them for so doing. If the
men of the community do as well the
Organization will be in all respects a
huge success
The purposes Of the league is 20
aid in beautifying. improving and
cleaning the streets. alleys. vacant lots
and public places. provide. equip. i'm
prove. adorn and maintain parks ana
other places of interest. usefulness and
beauty in and about Canon City for
the enjoyment Of its citizens and the
visitors that come from other states
and communities. Membership in the
league has been fixed at so cents a
year.
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DIAMOND FIRE BRICK con.
PANY MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

The Diamond Fire Brick company
are erecting n mammoth updraft kiln
at their plant on South Ninth street
in an effort to keep the capacity up
with the demand. The new kiln Is 70
be modern in every respect and after
its completion a larger number Of
men will be employed than ever be-
fore on every shift.
The new Improvement will be used
for the making Of red building brick
The Diamond Fire Brick people have
the contract for furnishing the brick
for the new Odd Fellows Home and
this red brick will be used in the oon-
struction of that structure.
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Mrs. o. 4. sperry. formerly Of Quer-
ida. but since tho death Of her hus-
band trained nurse in one OF thu
Pueblo hospitals. stopped on here a
day or two ago for . brief visit with
Mrs. Harriet walters on Pike avenue,
while ON her way to Salt Lake City to
visit hss daughter.
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when Burton Holmes recently gave
his celebrated travelogue on Panama
at Orchestral Hall. Chicago. he waa
seriously interrupted By continual
coughing OF the audience. Many a
good sermon. lecture or concert ID
spoiled in the same way. No one an
noys willingly and II people with
coughs. colds. hoarseness and tick
ling in throat would use Foiey's
Honey Z Tar Compound. they could
quickly cure their coughs and colds
and avoid this annoyance. It il Z
splsndid household medicine and con-
tains 70 optatss.. Corner Drns Store.
=
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Mr.. burning had the misfortune TO
have small connagration at his resi-
dence on East Main street Sunday af-
ternoon. An out building burned,
which contained their books and keep
sakes. which is very much regretted
by all.
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The last meeting Of the Philoma-
THAN Literary society win be held
Saturday evening. April 2s. II is
hoped that a large crowd will be n
attendance.
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TO ENCOURAGE PATRIOTISM


The patriotic orders. G. A. r.. La
dies OF the G. A. r. and w. r. c.. have
arranged the following program for
visitation OF schools. II for any rca-
son changes should be made. please
notify o. 8. Reed.
Fruitmere school-Monday. April
rs, . n. m
Four Mile-April 2s. IL A. m.
Brewster-April 2s. 3 p. m
South Fourth street-Aprii 20. . a.
m.
South Canon High-April 80. p. m.
Lincoln Park-Aprii 80. 2:3o D. m.
lincoln School-May ], . a. m.
Harrison schooi-Mny !. 1890 n.
m.
Park Center-Aay /. 2 p. m.
Washington school--May Z. 10 n. m.
High school--May 4. IL n. m.
Jefferson school-May Z, 2;ao p. m.
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/ am sure we all extend our sympA-
thies and deepest regrets to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Curtis In the loss of their
baby which died last Friday and was
buried Sunday.
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The Fruitmere school went on a
picnic to Cottonwood grove last FRI
day. Every one reported q splendid
time. with plenty to eat. which was
the main thing.
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Mr.. r. n. Gage and George Newell
returned from Colorado Springs sun
day. where they have been for the last
three weeks disposing of car of ap-
pies.
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The ladies OF the Four Nile Pro-
gressive club will meet with Mrs
James Curtis Wednesday evening to
practice a play which they will give
at their annual banquet which they
expect to give May. 2.
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EYE, EAR. NOSE AHD rnnoAr.

DR.. eapsro. the Dsavsr spscislise.
vii again b In Canon City At Hotsi
Denton two days-Friday and satur-
day, Nay . and 10. consultAtion frse.
cali ssfly.-sdv.
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The Four Mile school yard is re-
ceiving n splendid coating OF sand.
which is greatly appreciated by both
teacher and pupils.
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Mrs. Webb. who went to Pueblo to
make her home a short time ago. has
returned and is taking care OF her
daughter. Mrs. Madse Madsen. who IL
reported to be on the sick list
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Mr.. Alex Mink came down from his
ranch Thursday evening TO visit with
his folks. He returned to the ranch
Sunday.
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The Four Mile Progressive clut
meets Friday afternoon with Mrs
Bert Smith on Cyanide avenue.
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FRUITMERE
and EOURMILE

Mrs. Walton and family spent Sun
day visiting her brother. Mr.. Joe Hea-
venridge. and wife of pozier avenue.
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Mr.. George Newell spent Friday at
the home OF his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. George Neweli.' Of Dozier
avenue.
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Mrs. ID. X. and Mrs. J. T. Wilson.
Jr., left for Colorado Springs last FRI
day. 1t is hoped they will have a very
pleasant trip.
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Robert Runner spent Sunday visit
ing home folks on DozIer avenue.
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-
|. q
Eye, Ear, Nose and
~ Throat Specialist Of
Denver.
~y\ Is too well known to
AR need any introduction.
IN His references are his
AE patients - your neigh
bors and friends.
Hundreds Of Patients In this Vicinity.
No Incurable Cases Taken.
Cataracts removed and cross eyes
straightened. Granulated eyelids. sore
eyes, catarrh and deafness successful
ly treated. Glasses scientifically ad-
justed by the latest and most improv-
ed. up-to-date methods.
Difficult Cases Solicited. Bring Your
School Children.
Over 1000 Patients Treated In
Colorado.
A large stock OF glasses and artificial
eyes on hand. A large proportion OF
headaches, hysteria. insomnia. chorea
tSt. vitus dance), nervous prostra-
ton, hallucinetion. stomach troubles.
and other physical maladies. when OF
Q nervous nature, are caused by eye
strain. The removal OF the cause ef-
fects q permanent cure.
Physicians siSsf'sl', sisss so e.iI are and nd
investigate his methods OF correcting
errors OF refraction.
DR.. Sapero has been practicing in
Colorado for many years He is q
graduate OF the leading medical COLI
leges Of Europe and this country, and
Il licensed to practice by the State
Board OF Medical Examiners OF Colo
RADIO and other states
Those unfortunate and unable to
pay will receive medical and surgical
treatment free.
References so1ni'Ssd soms Of n. fEs I.saa n
ing citizens of Canon City AMI vicin-
ity, now under treatment
DR.. Sapero has been visiting Canon
City regularly for many years.
Thousands of testi monials
iIOuooiioS from grateful pa
tents whom he has cured. furnished
on demand.
Remember ! Dr.; Dr., sspsrG sTsIo,ms., d0ss
He cures where others fail. Over 20
years practical experience.
II you desire to consult the Doc
tor, please make appointment early.
Consultation and Examination for
Glasses Free.
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'FRUITMERE
and FOURMILE
Mrs. Walton and family spent Sun
day visiting her brother. Mr.. Joe Hea-
venridge. and wife of pozier avenue.
Mr.. burning had the misfortune TO
have a small connagration at his resi-
dence on East Main street Sunday af-
ternoon. An out building burned.
which contained their books and keep
sakes. which is very much regretted
by all.
Robert Runner spent Sunday visit
ing home folks on Dozler avenue.
Mr.. r. N. Gage and George Newell
returned from Colorado Springs sun
day. where they have been for the last
three weeks disposing OF car of ap-
pies.
The Four Mile Progressive club
meets Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Bert Smith on Cyanide avenue.
Mrs. ID. X. and Mrs. J. T. Wilson.
Jr., left for Colorado Springs last FRI
day. II is hoped they will have n very
pleasant trip.
Mrs. Webb. who went to Pueblo to
make her home a short time ago. has
returned and is taking care OF her
daughter. Mrs. Madse Madsen. who IL
reported to be on the sick list
The ladies OF the Four Nile Pro-
gressive club will meet with Mrs
James Curtis Wednesday evening to
practice play which they will give
at their annual banquet which they
expect to give May. 2.
Mr.. George Newell spent Friday at
the home OF his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs George Newell.' Of Dozier
avenue.
The last meeting Of the Philoma-
THAN Literary society viii be held
Saturday evening. April &c. II is
hoped that n large crowd will be n
attendance.
The Fruitmere school went on a
picnic to Cottonwood grove last FRI
day. Every one reported q splendid
liurf WIN pAthty " r@ts Hh4eI Wa
the main thing.
Mr.. Alex Mink came down from his
ranch Thursday evening to visit with
his folks. He returned to the ranch
Sunday.
The Four Mile school yard Is re-
ceiving n splendid coating OF sand.
which is greatly appreciated by both
teacher and pupils.
/ am sure we all extend our sympA-
thies and deepest regrets to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Curtis In the loss Of their
baby which died last Friday and was
buried Sunday.
Deafness Cannot he Cured.
by local applications. as they cannc,
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way TO cure deaf
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The Charm Of a
FURNITURE GIL
Especially a Selection from the GIlMBl
Stocks Lies in Its Wealth of
individuality

beautiful Christmas Display where selection
may be simpfed and where choice is magnificent.
An appropriately piece furniture additional
knowledge Of the home
Of friend
Come surey this delightful display Gift Furniture
selected be if desired, for Christmas delivery:
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MAHOGANY MINIATURE HIGHBOY,
William and Mary period, four sliding trays
in wardrobe compartment with three small
drawers underneath; neat and attractive; $50.
MAHOGANY MUFFIN STANDS, with
three tiers Of shelves Of three parts each, $40.
ILLUSTRATED
SMALL TEA WAGONS OF mahogany. with
Sheraton inlay and removable glass tray with
brass handles. $27. (IIlnshdted)
TIP-UP TABLES OF mahogany, with Shera-
ton inlay. oval top, $3.50. (II!astvaled)
BOUDOIR BOOKCASES Of mahogany,
with Sheraton inlay, latticed door and four
shelves, 43 inches high, $25. U!nshaled)
A variety of BOOK BLOCKS in mahogany
and oak column effect and inlaid, $2.so to $40.
WINDSOR CHAIR Of English walnut finish.
with richly carved banistsr back and saddle
seat, unique design, S1A.
Green-snd-gold lacqusred ARM CHAIRS,
cane seat and back, imported $50.
CARD TABLES OF English walnut, Queen
Anne period; beautifully matched top, opening
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vlGIlANTES FOR BATH BEACH
citizens Set out to Check Robbers
Who Elout peltre.

Burglars. foo,pads and other night
nrowlers who In the past two weeks
have centred their activities about the
Ho,ncn God district OF Bath Beach,
Brooklyn. are hereafter likely 70 run
afoui OF armed citizens Capt. Robert
y. Aiackin. a member of the Ninth Regi-
.ment. National Guard. and seventy other
citizens. last night furnished an arsenal
and announced their Intention OF patrol
ling the streets from midnight until
dawn.
Twenty homes have been stripped by
burglars aince Nov. and the victims
say the Bath Beach police have done
nothing more than to promise better pro
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BURGLARS ARE CAPTURED
IN UNITED CIGAR STORE
Had Cut Bottom Out Of Safe, but
Failed TO Get 5000 II
Contained.

Michael Gaffeney, clerk In the United
Cigar store at Fffty-ninth street
and Second avenue. observed when he
was opening .he store to-day that the
night light had been extinguished. The
store had been robbed twice since it was
opened and Gaffeney took the precau-
lion OF calling Policemen New and Her
hert from the Greensboro Bridge plaza.
while New and Gafreney entered the
store Herbert wen, into the hall OF the
building. Two men ran up to him from
the basement. He caught one OF them'
Charles Leonard, alias Charles Halpern'
of Mills Hotel No. In Rivinston
street. The other. Joseph Brown. OF
No. 10 Avenue A. reached the street
and was chased into a subway entrance
and knocked down by Policeman New.
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Leonard was convicted ~ 1907 o. aT-
saulting and robbing Mrs. Bessie Mem
del, an elderly woman. in Rivinstou
street. He was sentenced to not less
than twelve nor more than twenty
years In prison. but got a new trial by
setting up n defense that he was the
victim of police conspiracy. Bessie
Mendel disappeared before the second
trial and he was acquitted. -Four
years later he was sent to Elmiru
Reformatory for the robbery OF a
United Cigar store at No. III Canal
street.
There was s6Co In a safe which the
burglars removed from the front OF the
store after they had entered through
the floor BY cutting a hole from the
basement. They had cut ont the bot.
tom OF the safe. but found difficulty
in picking away the cement lining.