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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
VIOLA.

Harvey 3. Gilbert. son Of John G
and Lizzie z. Gilbert died April rs
aged 80 years. He was born May g.
1875. in Viola, where ne grew to man
/ hood. He attended the public schools,
and at an early age learned the car
penter trade. following that occupa-
ton until the time of his death. He
assisted in erecting some of the fine
buildings Of Mercer county and many
residences throughout the country.
He was united in marriage Dec. rs.
1904 10 Miss Marceila Ransom They
united with the Presbyterian church in
the fall of 1907.
Nesdames Ida Kitzmiller and Susie
smith were hostesses Friday evening
10 the ladies'. their husbands and a
few invited guests, in joint mee ting
of correspondence and musical : ubs
at the residence of Mrs. Kitzmiller. In
teresting letters from former mem
bers were read. Mrs. Lena Bissel gave
a piano solo. Mrs. sara Nc
Clanahau. Mrs. Nettie Ralston. Frank
Terry and Fred Frazier formed a quar-
tet that sang. Several beautiful seiec-
tions we're given on the Edison
lowed by a delightful social hour in
which time the hostess served a de-
lcious two course lunch.
At the home of MI and Mrs Brown
d. Baxter Tuesday evening Professor
Moore, Misses Sarah Stocking Moore
Evans. Cable and Thompson, teachers
in the public schools, entertained the
school board. Mr.. Baxter, Ed FraZ-
Ter and Elmer Russell and their wives.
The board held their regular monthly
business meeting during the early
part Of the evening and at the close of
that session an elaborate lunch was
served by the ladies. The remainder
Of the evening was spent in delight
full social way
Miss Marion Hefin has been en-
gagged as teacher OF the Shale City
school for next year.
Mrs Belle Miller returned home
from Aledo where she
visited.
Mrs Richard Steen and little daugh-
ter Marie went 10 Galesburg Tuesday
and spent the day with her husband,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

Richard Steen. at the Galesburg hos
pital Mrs. Steen reports Mr.. Steen
a little improved although he is still
/ in a precarious condition.
| Mrs A c. Bradford was a passen-
ger to Oneida Monday where she
spent the day with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Boyer returned
/ from Moline Tuesday where they had
been visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Lundell.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Ryan were in
Galesburg Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Irwin Terry, John Sexton. Rolla Nc
Aztec and DIR. Upton attended the ball
game at AIedo Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fassnatch and
little daughter, Lucille, were guests of
Mrs. Fassnatchs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. Hefin, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Gilbe-t were in
Rock Island Monday
Elmer Greenwich was the guest of
friends in Keithsburg Sunday
Miss Isola Ralston came from JOY
Saturda, and visited until Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ralston.
Lea Person spent Sunday with
friends at joy.
Rev. Mr.. Barr of Pickneyville ar
rived Saturday and preached al both
morning and evening services in the
United Presbyterian church Sunday.
He left Monday for Xenia. Ohio. to at
tend the United Presbyterian preshy-
terry in session at that place. He re
turned here Thursday and will again
I'LL the pulpit of the above named
church next Sunday.
DE-. Mechanism is driving a new
five passenger Ford.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
CHAPTER VI.

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she square fac-t waiter a. hr
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che fis sway fruu hss two din-
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CONTINUED Next Wednesday,.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-11-19
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Mrs. Hugh Travis entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening. The oc-
casion being Robert Farley's birthday
Those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. 6.
Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Travis
Miss Mammen. Hattie Newman. HUI
bert Newman, Robert Farley and Mr.
Paulson.
Rev.h Jones and wife visited Tues
day night with Grandpa Hyslop.
Earl Zeal has rented Professor
Shinn's place for the coming year.
D. G. Vanderbilt and M, r. New
man marketed their turkeys in Cald-
we'll Wednesday.
Several from here attended the
Mines sale on upper Deer Flat last
Wednesday.
Lloyd Baker and Lon Riggs spent
Sunday in Caldwell.
Mrs. Perry is on the sick list this
Clifford Barnhart took load OF
hogs to town Monday.
Mrs. Miles returned home Tues
day after vistin Jordan Valley.
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There was about thirty people
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conklin Wednesday night, as a sur
prise and they were sure surprised.
The evening was, spent in games and
music and after light lunch all re-
turned to their several homes much
pleased with their evenings enter
tainment.
Mrs. Mary Clemmons was down to
the ranch Thursday.
Mrs. Lilly Culbertson has gone to
Baker City on visit.
While Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Vail and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Vail were going
to Boise Saturday their car became
unmanagable between Meridian and
Boise and struck a telephone pole.
seriously injuring S. w. Vail. who
now lies at the St. Luke hospital. Mrs.
C. A. Vail was injured quite badly,
the other two occupants escaped with
but slight injury. S. w. Vail was I'M
conscious for several hours.
A. Ballentyne is home again from
across Snake river.
Elmer Hustled has moved on to the
Ballantyne place near A. Ballantyne's.
Club Johnson and Sarah Deaton
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Huston School Notes.

The first meeting of the Mothers
Circle will be held at the school house
Friday December 3rd, beginning at
5 o'clock. Every woman in the COM
munity is urged to join this circle. We
expect our program committee: Mrs.
Oellien and Mrs. Greenfield. to ar
range an interesting program. One
feature of this program will be the
discussion of what such an organiza-
ton has accomplished elsewhere. Mrs.
KEGS is the membership committee.
The masquerade party given at the
school house week ago Friday night
was enjoyed by every youngster pres
emit. as we'll as by every chaperon.
The box social and spelling match
held at the school house Friday night
was success beyond all expectations.
A large crowd was present and bidd-
ing was spirited. The sum of $35.75
was realized. This will be used in the
interior improvement of the school
house.
In the spelling contest between our
school and Lake Lowell, Lewis Rees
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dix celebrated their
forty-second wedding anniversary
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Postlewaite
were their dinner guests.
Hubert Newman is taking care OF
the Lee Douglass ranch during the
owners strip to California.
G. w. Smith of Deer Flat was a
Sunday dinner guest at the Runci-
man home.
Mrs. Long and Miss Hoyt were
Sunday dinner guests at the home OF
Harry Smith. Mrs. Long left Mon
day. evening for Salem. Ore. for her
health.
Mrs. Livingston spent Friday night
with the Cooper family on Deer Flat
and attended the box social at the
Fisher school house.
Mr.. Harshman has been threshine
seed the past week for Messrs. VIII
liams, Golden, Armour, Corbett and
Lynd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Douglass and
Miss Nichols were Sunday dinner
guests at the Elmer Wendt home in
Caldwell.
The Jester family attended the o3rd
birthday of Mr.. Brown, Mrs. testers
father.
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visited at Mr.. Conklin's week age
Friday, They came up from Ten
Davis to attend the play and box So
cial, but the social had been postpon-
ed. Miss Deaton is staying at the
5. G. Tucker home and attending
school in Ten Davis.
Quite snow Sunday night.
The Rev. Mr.. Evans preached at
the school house Sunday night.
Mr.. Chapman was up in the Melba
country the first of the week.
George Johnson is staying with his
sister while Mr.. Chapman is away.
Mrs. A. Ballantyne went to Boise
Saturday as soon as she heard of the
injury to her father, S. W. Vail.
Mrs. S. w. Vail came home from
Boise Sunday evening and says Mr..
Vail has one collar bone and one
cheek bone broken and one lung in
jured, but the doctors think he will
get along all right.
Ernest Franks and Walter Bell
butchered for Mr.. Dickson Thurs
day.
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the champion speller of Deer Flat
was the winner. We will spell with
them again at Lake Lowell next Sat
urday evening. Our seventh grade
will spell against their eighth grade.
The third month of school closes
Friday. The second six weeks test
lis being held in each room this week.
Miss Fowler and Mr.. Mccall visit
cd the school Monday afternoon in
the interests of the boys and girls
clubs.
Mrs. Livingston spent Friday night
with Mrs. John Cooper.
Miss Meta Smith, the primary
teacher, intends to board in the neigh
horhood as soon as her uncle's fam
lily move to California.
The Christmas program has been
received and work will begun on its
preparation next week. We expect to
have one worth while.
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Messrs. Jay Stark and Robert Mil
Ter autoed over on the Creek last
Thursday, taking Elisha Koshaba
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen visited a few
days with Mrs. Anna Holland.
Mrs. Eta Shaffer and Mrs. Arthur
Sego of Central Park visited with
Mrs. Milton Mcintyre Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mcintyre call
ed at the L. F. Cook home in Marble
Front, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Masonhold-
er and little daughter are visiting with
relatives at Marble Front and Eagle
this week.
Mr.. A. f. Harper is leveling his
corn ground and putting it in shape
for next years crop.
There was quite an excitment on
Willow Creek Monday, when mad
dog was seen by Mrs. Milton Nc
Intyre just under the window where
she sat sewing. Being afraid to go
out she stood and watched it run
around the yard until he spied their
dog, which was tied to a tree and
running over to it bit it twice on the
head and then ran out of the yard and
up the road. She stood until he was
we'll out of the way, then hurried to
her neighbor,wh lives a short dis
lance away, and who was chopping
wood. She gave the alarm. Mr..
Jensen saw the dog run past him but
did not notice him in particular only
thought he looked strange. The dog
ran on and next went to Levi Rey-
nold's home. Their little boy was
playing in the yard but the dog ran
past him and snapped at their dog;
and then they saw it was a mad dog,
Mrs. Reynolds began looking for a
cartridge to load their gun with but
did not get it in time to shoot at the
dog. 1t still ran on and up the Hill
toward the home of Mr.. Birch. She
hastily notified Mr.. A. E. Harper,
who with another man gave chase on
hour whether the dog was shot or
whether it escaped.
Mr.. ]. Stark was over on Willow
Creek and purchased Mrs. Reynolds
fine herd of turkeys.
The poultry buyers over from Nam
pa are buying turkeys.
| Mr.. Nielsen Jensen was over from
Meridian Monday.
| AGuitC a ACW w lhoW @lCCk PCOplC
attended the lecture at the Methodist
church in Middleton Sunday evening
Cora Suhlsen spent Sunday at the
Timpke home in Middleton.
Mr.. Laws and family are moving
to Sunny Slope.
DR.. Cue of Caldwell drove over or
the Creek. Sunday.
Mrs. o. L. Phillips is on the sicE
list this week
Herbert Crockett is on the sicl
list.
Lawrence Reynolds is also sick.
Mrs. Mary Rutledge and sister from
Walla Walla, are visiting with thei
mother, Mrs. Hamilton, this week.
Arthur Crockett and Everett Car
motored down to Canyon Hill schoo
house for services Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Crockett drove over oil
the Creek Monday
Milton Mcintyre and sons. JOSEPH
and Raymond, drove over to Marbl
Front, Sunday.
The abroad company is busy fxinl
uPthe fance along the right of way
Mrs. Mable Crockett is dressing
geese for ]. Stark & Co. of Middle
ton.
Mr.. Judd Chips visited Middleton
Monday. He also called at the Jen
sen home and took a key of waite
II haS1aa Y.t.tI
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Rev. Runciman went to Boise last
Friday.
MissVeda Jones spent Wednesday
Hight with Anne Clemens.
Olivia Meador has been out of
school several days the past week on
account of grippe.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-22
t,s iI.i.i.

Mr. WIN Whitehead is sick win
THE fever
Sid Keesee aud family went to
Dallas Saturday.
Mr. Lud Treese purchased new
ear last Thursday
The Baptist revival will begin
next Friday night, the 23rd
Miss Edna sealy was the guest 81
Miss Fay Bigham sunday
The thrashing will Re finished NJ
IN this community this week
Mrs. Davenport is visiting her son.
Hershall Davenport. and family
Mr. Bethel and family OF Red Oak
has moved back to their home in this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. W Treese are
spending several days at Mineral
Wells
T n. Johnson and family attended
the Holiness meeting at Cedar Hm
sunday
g c. and ! ~ MeElroy attended
the old Soldiers meeting a. Lance,
ter SUNDAY
Mrs sealy aud Mrs Fred Broau
were shopping 10 Wasshachie iaet
"Wednesday
kes h1iinF-ley and Wife spent
svnaay elib Sherwood ueairiet
aud site near Midlothian.
Several from here attended th
Eins touaf5 odd Fnlipes' associatlaa
az hed Gas last THURSDAY
Res h0tiusah 81 Teuueaser
doing uome gooi preaehiua at aa
Presbyterian mesunF th4 Neek
Ma Hushea returned horne ram
Afkauesa last "Wednesday aher. Be-
spent several eays ssiras haua
tofks
q lnarson and aauFhtsr. Mt#
Emma. aet Kohsr' Trae.e ard fan
10y Hoierea o. Wasah fh.e last Vs.
neadas
Nr wm white nas bcuam h.m
l~s NaHaeu car since iasi arunr
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District Court aslourns.

AT the conclusion OF the hearing OF
evidence and the refusing of divorce
in the case OF Lottie Whitwoith vs..
Wiifred Whitworfh, In which notiea
of appeal was given. district court
was adjourned at 3 o'clock Wednes.
day afternoon This term of the
court was one of the longest ever
held IN Ellis county During the
term something like one hundred
civil cases and some twenty-five 81
thirty criminal cases were heard
Judge Hawkins viii probably
take trip to South Texas during tn
vacation
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Rogers Hotel srr,yass.

NJ f. Morris. sherman. J. II
Shorthitt Canton. O.. W. 6. Will
Dallas: ] Schmitz. Rockford, III. 3
Cameron. Jr., Austin, Paul " i.a9
.ther. DALLAS: n. l.. Armstrong, In
banon. Tena. W. II Hall. Denison
Jesse w. Stuart. Beaumont. A. O
Miller. Ell City. Okla. F. X. Parker
Houston, A. Z. Black. Lancaster
Albert Erwin. Dallas; Miss GaaeYlef'
Holland. city; Miss Reba Singleton
city. Il. N. Hubbard. Chicago. v =
Raymond. Memphis. Tenn r. r.
gate, Temple
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RANKIN.

Health Of the community Is good
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs Albert Gor-
man, girl.
The farmers are about done WORK
III this part OF the county.
Mi aud Mrs Pete harris visited
IN Ennis Saturday and sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse German are
rejoicing over the arrival OF Il son.
The Baptist protracted meeting
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The members OF Company ~,
ieoth Regiment, U X W. O. w.
viii meet at the ". O " hall on
south Rogers street tonight tThurs-
day for practice Grill. in prepare
ton Tor the Uniform Rank eneamp-
ment Ia be held in Dallas Aug. p,
To eS inclusive This company ex-
poets to enter all competitive drills
for prizes al this encampment and
Viii practice on Monday and Thurs.
day nights OF each week 90 thu
square. 20 which the public Is In
vited.
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nied ~ Austin MednesnaA

Miss Mamie Belle Mccorkle. who
was sdjndged insane here last FRI
day ard taken 10 Austin 10 the asy-
lum on Friday night, died there on
Wednesday OF this week. The re-
mains will De returned to Waxa-
hachia tonight for burial. Miss
McCorkle lived in the cotton nil
district and was very popular
young woman The funeral will be
held some time tomorrow
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- tX1G1SAs0
le~~o>o~eeeess =
Tom Address has gone fishing for
the dss
MIS- verna Hamilton y sissins
reisiss.s in Fort Worth.
REV Leon McBrccr Of Mirerss
Wells Is visitins IN The cts
Ara r A. paRose aud Mrs y.
Ekemhle are visiting N Dallas today
/ Mr. aud Mrs. A. u Flowers 81
luillshero are sisitinr relatives m
IN. city.
Miss Elizabeth Bisiand Of Orange
!. the rucs, OF her sister. Mrs. =
Herring.
| Mrs. ii. n. pursfoy and daughter.
st,ndsne. OF corsicana are VISITING
Mrs. Hal brown
| Mrs. W. A. Crow aud Mrs. jns.
Mccartney leu this morning Tor
iChantauaua. \. Y
Miss clotilc Deeiey OF Waco e
THE guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Carey
I Oldham. this week
& Misses Lura Mae Aldridgc and liz
lie Mae Roller of Plano are sis'ttaa
their cousin. Mrs. Frank Timmons
| Jim Youngblood. Joe Grow. Nj
lcarroll and Rush Hickman are spen's-
ling the day en- Chambers creek fish
eng.
Miss tia Slay of Frost and Mis-
GLADYS Richards and Mildred George
lof Italy are guests of Miss Nauriae
IGliean on Marvin avenue for tbs
week
Miss Maude Patrick wen, TO Wac
to-day TO return home with her sister,
Miss Emma. who has been quite sick
at sanitarium at that place. She
MAS accompanied by her niece. Emily
KembIe.
Miss Sam Montgomery, who has
been the guest OF the family OF J.
| w. Singleton. returned this morn
T ing to her home At Fort Worth. ae-
eempanied by Misses Hazel Holland
and lnez Singleton. aho will be
her guests Tor several days.
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More Boys Whipped.

Judge Tidweli on yesterday after
noon decided that he would let the
three remaining boys, in the daylight
burglary cases. OF with good sounil
shrashing by their parents. and he
had them taken 10 the basement 81
the court house where the naren's
administered the punishment, This
s!isposes Of the cases with the exceD-
ton OF n young man and another
youth against whom burglary
charges have been filed
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". a. Lavender. wife. daughter
and little son of oviiia were in Wax
ahachie Wednesday shopping. Nh
Lavender reports s two-ineh rain =
his neightorhood Wednesday morn
ing and that water stood in his cot
ton rows RE says he has sure thing
on making corn His wheat. he SAYS
tested ont s1h pounds. which =
the best we have noted
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Cases Arr Dismissed.

Since the adjournment OF conri
yesterday afteruoon two eases have
been dimissed BY the clerk In ysta-
ton. namely: Mary r. jones ~.
Cora Madison. et ais. debt. and
Nary n. James VS.. Farmers 4 sier
casnts state Bank OF Ferris. garnisn-
rent. Satisfactory settlement N
these cases have been made Is sae
parties out Of court.
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President Earl brown has called
! meeting OF the Central Texas lea
cue executive committees to discuss
the proposed action OF closing the
schedule two weeks early. Several
teams are clamoring for the prisi-
.exe OF playing the season out.
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s.c~ias Music To-day.

tbs New Empire theatre on the
south side OF the square Is giving
their patrons apeciai music BY a hse
xiece string orchestra today and to-
night. This Is quite treat in CA
ncction with the opening OF the new
show house.
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Observation-Disclosures

will begin next Sunday al "
house.
There Will be a singing seq
gin at the school hou e on Y
Jriy 10.
Mrs. Ben Campbell, who %
visiting relatives IN okleaoas
returned home
The ladies Of the Q + > .
Saturday evening, the ia'as
served refreshments TO nua'
visitors,
-
IL taxes a man who is eFoss
a dozen or more WAYS 70 nls@
with money
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and also Air. T II Johnson has pur
chased him new ear.
We arc having some hot dr.
weather.
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sheriff ~. = Dearborn left this
u,ernsng for Gstesville with Wilson
league. sentenced yesterday In cosss-
~ court 10 two years Ia the state re-
formasory. The young man entered
= plea OF guilty
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-22

The Waxahaehie dCIiers ara pay
ias ne foiloNlas prices fof eaantry
produce TODAY
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q r. sshusser. Hin Harbin ans
Mr. Mcpherson went down Ga Tria
Nv river yesterday afternoon TO In
spee, tie iesse building that Is be
Ing done there.
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Phone 4ss viii set the printer
rsxht no~. Estimates rheerfaliy sis'
on, 1T. Tucker. Job printer. that's
all. Adv, =
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posr put or tiIl somorro~ what
can BE- done today. }. J. Tucker VIII
srtrt il nc~. a. Daily ilshs office.
-tAdv) =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-28
SIGHT OF AMERICAN
TOURISTS IS RARE

llfwcombe, Eng. July lT.-"Nou
are the first Americans we have seen
this season and a year ago there was
never day without many of them,
said the manager Of a well-known inn
in this Devon town SO popular with
tourists. II is the same story in SOM
erset. Warwickshire, Devon or Corn
wall I'm Stratford the manageress
showed the register for this week last
year and counted forty-siX American
names. The register was full Of New
York, Boston, Chicago, Mem
phis and few other American
guests We're recorded there Now the
fear of raids on the east coast has
helped these western resorts little
but the easy-spending American tour
list is sorely missed and the regular
coach trips have been abandoned. The
matched roofs, rose-covered walls,
picturesque mOors. rocky cliffs and all
the attractions for tourists are here,
of course, but those liberal American
tips are no longer welcomed because
no longer received.
Still il the customary troops Of
Americans were here how they would
find fault with the passport regula-
tions, and the necessity Of reporting at
the police station in every town you
visit and the ban 'on cameras and the
upset train schedules and the lack Of
German wares particularly in the
chemists or druggists shops