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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
BIRTH AND DEATH REGISTRATION.

Illinois is about to become a part of
the registration area. The legislature
has passed a standard birth and death
registration law. This law has just
been put into execution by the state
board Of health. AS soon as the ex-
ecution Of the law gets up to a certain
transfer Illinois from the nonregistra-
ton to the registration area.
Before the census office will pass a
state or city n h registration area
the law must be Of a certain standard.
The Law required is that births shall be
reported within 10 days. Under spec
ial circumstances an earlier report
may be required. The birth certificate
shall contain information prescribed by
the census office.
No burial shall take place without a
based upon death certificates. The
death certificates is to be made out by
the undertaken. Certain. information is
to be supplied by the attending ply
stefan. The information contained on
the certificate must be complete enough
to meet he requirements Of the UNI
ted States bureau of the census.
That compliance with the law lay
work no Inconvenience, the law pro-
vides for, and the state board Of health
has appointed, almost 5000 registrars
beyond his own neighborhood for the
purpose of registering a birth or death.
After making copies of the GER
tificates as provided by law the origin
ais are to be sent to the state board
of health for study. This is about the
standard vital statistics law. 1t is now
In order for h state board and their
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
skyserapers Laid Flat.

s'o ANOW xOTk MAIL.
fiat. The skyscraper 10 an American li M.
stitution. Like . big steamship. it is huiIe
largely Of steel. America produces the
slraeLs at the lovest cost: American L.
putt up these steel girders. Joins them to.
gether with mathematical precision: nro-
duces triumphs Of construction. ~durabaiity.
ct 2 reasonable cost. "A skyscTsper N on(:;
treat steamship built verffcallv n
american materials. Americas iebor An
xx%srt drlcsn snsanssrtng Igsniue can put u1
Wy It should not build slyocrapsfs nh
-: oiven nsossseI.y kslsiaeioa,
nsr pfsdnste . the 81. q d esstS ~
70 cssee the nreAuee0 q Is 60 a ~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
Preparedness Not Wanted.
From the New York Sun.

We are not aware that the following
question, present in many minds, has
been put to direct n brief fashion into
words:
Why is It that the self-avowed German
American" of the polemic Kind, h
glories in preparedness n IL strenuous
In defense Of militarism at the front, or
opposed to preparedness and 20 terribly
afraid Of unitarian - to the latter. or
American end, OF the same hyphen?
II. contrary to our knoWledeo and bAlief.
this question. . been plainly aaked, W
do not think Il hAs been plainly ansWored.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
Dry Land Navy Yard.
From Washington Times.

Republicans and democrats are forget
ting ties and are joining forces to put this
country into condition to meet attack from
example. the hundreds of millions that
have been uselessly poured into bottom
lands n mud flats supposed to be har-
S ~its a ene navy navy yarG history po t of the familiar Hnitsa
States government this thought must suR-
9est itself when they see the House Of
Representatives rushing through appro-
yard to build super-dreadnaughts."
Az we recall ali the navy yard scandals
OF our history. only the Almighty can
for dreadnaughts or for any ioating craft
that draws much more water han q nat
boat.
are stuffed with reports Of naval Off
Gers showing that the only way q battle
ship OF any draft can be near the Mare
dr. ds.1" on the the bottom otto ps Of the = outer IT re h alSa sn of
3 years and years. long before the era
Of the colossal batt!eships which r now
sssinst the folly Of a navy yard which
wouldn't float ships and against the dan
ger OF having war vessels in California
siS biv'r re cstH I" them emsi Tor s' repairs airs s and o ISsr
necessary work. For years and years ma
val. officers warned the department off,
:cs.!s ss, Wa: .,,nH To- tia the the money .Sa which Sessa
Island navy yard was worse tina wasted.
becau1e Il was not humanity possible to
make y Of i 2 navy ard dad %ade qua etc to
II the lesser ships OF the navy.
fut nearly all the navy yard business
az The United States having been pork
barre! bIsifess , lGF eons 81 coS% %sa - c m%Sn
seeos s ia adminissrstons Kept on spend
- e On navy yards snat never cousd %
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17

power on sea or on land unless the MEM
pers OF congress who control the appro-
priations are willing, in spending the ma
tons money. for preparedness, to ignore
the districts in which they live and where
willing but determined that the money
spent for ships and for navy yards, for
coast defenses. and for inland fortifca-
never where It can produce only votes
that q politician needs. but always where
1t Will give the military defense which the
safety Of the nation requires.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
Liquor Regulation In Sweden.
From the Christian Science Monitor

It 10 interesting to note that the policy
OF restricting the sale Of alcohol which has
been adopted 10 drastically in Russia and
France. Ind less drastical!y. but still de-
to be adopted In Sweden. The Swedish
government has ordered that no alcoholic
drinks be served "a restaurants before
With meAlsL There 10 stu . great deal to
- doneL but pcoeress during the last u
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17

TO kssp up the present numerical
strength Of her army, Great Britain
must send every month into the fleld
loS.76e men.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
Perfect Under.tand;no.

From the Pennsylvania Punch Bowl.
Bill lover the phone)-My dear, I won't
pc home till late t%onight-a meeting of
directors. you see.
His Wife-Brins her out to dinner. Hem
~; daughter will be out. you know. and
theatrical people are SO amusing.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17

N - reporeoa thaA Oh 1olds have
toon 1iocovesed In the vaG0l1A mD0n.
taino q Dollvta.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
Catching on to Dad.

Eddie--Let's sneak round behind the
barn an smoke q cigaret.
.sammy-Too likely to get caught. Ever
since dad swore off New Years day he's
been sneaktng around there to smoke his
own.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Valuable Publication

Tho vcst pocket manual issued an- nunlly by the C. W. Young Company of Juneau, ia Co Alaska what the World Almanac is to theremainder ofcivilIza- tion-a valuable aud useful compcn- dium. Tho Jnueau publication Is re- plete with information for miners prospectors, fishermen, hunters, trap rcrs, uaviga,ors and, in fact for alI seekers atter general knowledge con ctruiug Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Lyric Theatre

The Lyric has Q number of good thing in store for its patrons.
 Tonight and Saturday, "The War in tho Wnds," two.part wild animal feature. will share honors with the sixth episode Of the "Broken Coin."
 Sunday, that great Broadway favor ite and emotional actress, Julia Dean, in Judge Not, or tho Woman of Mona Diggiugs,n a great drama of western lie by Peter B. Kyne, filmed in six big ucts.
 Monday, Miss Aileen FerIuce, ns- sisted by James Hamilton Howe, plan ist, in a grand concert
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Contracting and Building

Having returned to DoUglaa to re- main permanently, l am prepared to resume my trade, that of contracting aud building, and respectfully request all who are contemplating improve ments in my line Co give me an oppor tunity Co estimate on the same. As many of Che most substantial build iugs iu Douglas are my work, l refer Go them as my recommendations.
 Respectfully,
 GEORGE E. BROWN.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Republican Primaries

Tho Republicans will hold primaries on tho 20th of the present month for the purpose of electing delegates Co thc divisional convention to be held in Juneau August 0th. Douglas precinct Is entitled to thirteen delegates Go the conyeutiou. Elmer E Smith, of this place, is a member of the tcrritoria! committee.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Killed Last Night

Nix Kriuis, uutivc of Greece, aged ~ years, was killed by a falling slab in Che Ready Bullion mine last night aud will be buried tomorrow from the Serbian Catholic church at 2 o'clock tn lne afternoon. II. V. Sully is iu charge of The remains.
 He leaves wife aud five children in his native country.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Soul Narrowing

Wednesday afternoon the Treadwcll and Coughs ball teams again met on the grounds ot the former when the latter once more, to use a figure of speech, "bit the dust," the score being 8 3to-looks like rain, don't ity
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
The Douglas Island News.
THE LOCAL FIELD

THE LOCAL FIELD
 George E James spent most of the past week at his logging camp below Wrangell.
 Mrs. R. Bentley aud granddaughter Miss Virginia Laughliu, lett Tuosday for a visit to sitka.
 Juneau and Islaud EIks will play baseball on the Treadwell grounds next Thursday afternoon.
 The Douglas Island Labor Union will hold dance after Che regular meeting Monday night.
 Deputy U. S. Marshal Frank Bach is up and around after being confined several days Co his ted.
 The Douglas Bremen will go Co Perseverance, ut o'clock tomorrow evening for ball game with the latter team.
 Cha.. Preston and bride, who have been honeymoouiug in California for the past six weeks, are expected home this week.
 Mrs. David Christoeaud little daugh- ter, who have been visiting in Wash iugtou cities since February, will arrive on Che Alu.kn Sunday.
 Owing Co the concert to the Lyric Monday night, tho prize drawing will loo held Tuc.day night. Remember Che nr-t prIzs la a gold riug.
 Captain and. Mrs. w. A. Hart have returned to their home at Ten allcc. the former having completed ha contract of pile driving and wharf repairing for Che city.
 William smbbns Is having the front of his store nicely rcpalnted and otherwise frightened. Earlier in thc season he had thc interior of the store painted and practically made new.
 Miss Patterson, a teacher in the Jefferson high school of Portland was here thc early part of the wcel, on tour of thc north. While in Douglas she called on old friends, Rev. E. $. Boninger and family.
 Mrs Jack Henson and daughter, Mrs John Livie aud two sons, Mrs Austin and daughter, Mrs. Leggett and daugh ter Mr.. Baltun and two sous and Mr. Hui, who have becu camping al Hilda creek, returned Co town last night
 Thomas Wells of Perseverance, who was operated on at st. Ann hos pital some time ago for verbose veins in one of his legs. is recovering rap. idly and Is now stopping with hl- sister. Mrs. Gamble. of this place. He expects Go return Co his work in a few days.
 Mes.r.. Houuen Jennings and II. C. Perkins, mining engineer. from Wash ingtou, D. C., who have been iu tais vicinity for the past two week, or more left this morning on Che Princess Char lotto for San Funcico, where they will report ou ihe proposed consolidation ota number of the big mining prop critics Of this locality. Editor John W. Troy of Che Ju. ncau Daily Empire. accompanied by his daughter. Miss Helen, vls- ited friends on the island Sunday and. incidentally. witnessed thc Waterloo Of his towns ball team Mir. Troy confessed, and blushcd when doing it. that it was his first visit Co tho Island in three years. "SITRA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modatious, American or European plan For terms apply Co Dr. l.. F. Goddard SanitHrium AlaskH-Advertisem
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Youthful Criminal

A fourteen yeat-lld boy named Mike Oglovich, of Juneau, i- ou trial lin Com missioner Heuson's court this after noon on Che charge of stealing copper from The Treadwell company.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
May Not Return

General regret Is expressed here over Che receipt of news that Mir. aud Mrs. T. V. Connor and son, who left two months ago on visit Co Pueblo, Col oyado, may not return but remain in Che mountain city where tho former is said Co have been offered good posi- tiou.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Mysterious Expedition

Commodore Albin Baritello, BiIl Mccormick and Emil NeSmau sailed away last Friday in the City ot Rome, Che formers private launch. They have not since been spoken or even sighted. However, no apprehension is felt for che safety oi Che party, as Che City ot
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
To Contractors

desire bids on the construction of n two.story building, 2txiO feet, estimates to be submitted both on material and work and work alone. For information call on me at the News office.
 E. J. WHITE
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
More Fire Protection

"In Case of Fire, Put It Out," is a motto of The Tread ~cll people, who are installing a roof-Goodiug arrangement on all their large buildings.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Crowded Out

"The Voluuteer,' the baseball poem which was promised for his week. was crowded out, but will loo given next week without fail.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14

J.G. "Tex" Zimmerman has lately added Co ,he spendid appearance of his Russlan castle by giving a coat of white paint
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Rags Wanted

Ten cents per pound will be paid for clean cotton rags suitable for wipiug machinery. News Office.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Lutheran Church

Sunday school next Sunday at lO:OO a. m. and divine services at 500 D. m.
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14

Rome never leaves port with lees than thrcc months provisions aboard, even though she only crosses the bay Co Ju' ueau, Thauc or RockefeIlervIlle
Douglas Island news., 1916-07-14
Measles

The doctors report several cases of measles in town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08

Mlss Temple. Of Mcscalero, n NJ.
enrolled IN the Albuquerque business
college YESTERDAY
4. &. Croxler. of Lakewood. mana
ger OF tho cooperative canning plant
a. that place. was in the city yes,er-
day
The Degree OF Honor will meet at .
o'clock this afternoon al the home OF
Mrs. G. 4. S,owcl. sos South Broad.
way.
Frank 4 Hubbell, sheep raiser. with
office ne los Sorth Third street. has
carpenters employed IN cnlarelng the
office.
Harry G. Miller len yesterday af-
tcrnoon fof Birmingham, Ala. oil a
business trip that Will extend over ten
days or two weeks
Abraham Lincoln Circle No. 3, Lad
les OF the g. a. r.. will hold their
regular meeting at $50 o'clock this
afternoon nj the A. .. l. W ball. Re-
frcshments will be served
Ladder drills are to be instituted at
the central fire station The ladders
have been taken Off the oldest fire
wagon owned BY the city for this pur-
pose They will be hung from the
ceiling In the apparatus room
Harry Abbott who was arrested by
Sergeant Ed Donahue on the charge
Of drunkenness. was fined $40 yes
terday ~ Police Judge George r.,
Craig He Il not the Harry Abbott
who IL employed at the Santa Re
Fire chief Fred Phillips. Of Las
Vegas. was IN the city yesterday hav-
ing been summoned for Jury service
In the United States district court. lie
inspected the motor engine al the cen-
lrai station. Las Vegas may motor
ze IT, equipment
y. =. ROsenwald. who was called 10
Silver city on account Of the suicide
" Walter Nelson. In charge OF the
tore OF the New Mexico Cigar com
pany In that city, returned home yes
terday. Mir Rosenwuld. no 1t Is under
stood, installed as manager Of the Sill
YER city store one Of his employees
from one Of the FL Paso stores.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08
SANTA f ADMITS
VIOLATING SAFETY
APPLIANCE ACT
United States Judge John c.
Pollock Thereupon Gives
Government Judgment for
500, Amount Asked For

Tho Atchison Topeka & Santa re
Railwav company Yesterday IN the
United States district court conf ssed
to violation of the safety appliance
act Judge John G. Pollock OF KAN
sas CITY, prcsldirs FOR Judge william
n. Pope. granted Judgment IN FAVOR
of the United states for 500, the
amount prayed for.
The Santa Pc was charged with OPP
Grating y. y G a II. i. car No. 3D.
66S. With the uncauplng lever fent,
which. according 70 the complaint me-
coasitated man going between cars
10 make coupling or to uncouple.
The cases Of the Santa Re against
J. II. V. Young and j. I. Rogers were
dismissed on motion Of couns for
The plaintiff An order was granted
bringing the Eastern Railway com
pany Of New Mexico into the case OF
W. IL. Parker against the santa Re
Railway company as party defend
ant. In this case the plaintiff asks
damages for the alleged flooding of
his land, which, he asserts, was caus-
cd by the daning Of water
smart Trial Now On.
The trial OF the case Of the United
States against Thomas II. Smart, OF
Colorado was begun before jury.
Smart is alleged to have used the
mails to defraud The government had
not completed the presentation Of its
case when court adjourned late yes
tcrday afternoon Assistant United
States District Attorney II. G. Coors,
Jr is representing the government
Court was organized Yesterday
for the special term. which
is expected 10 last four weeks. with
Nestor Montoya. Interpreter; Frank
Dennis Chavez and L. H.
Gibson. bailffs, and L. {. lden, crier.
John r. Simms. OF Albuquerque; SEN
ator Thomas J Mabry, Of Albuquer-
que. and John \. DeWeese, of Denver.
were admitted 70 practice in the
court. Mr.. DcWeese is counsel for
Mr.. Smart, defendant in the case now
IN trial
The case of Terezo Aeosta against
The Eighty-five Mining company was
continued until the next term on the
Joint motion Of counsel for both
plaintiff and defendant
The List of Jurors.
Here are the men who were Retain
I'd for jury service:
Arthur Cunen, Clovis; Ernest Hal, T
rucumcari; Jesus Maria Quntana, III
-errito: Juan Gonzales Roybal !
ilorieta. Seferino Romero, Colonias; +
Harman Gcrhart. Tucumcari. Ward ID. /
Albuquerque; Soltello Cha
iez. Padillas $. A. Cox. Deming; DAN
el 4. Macpherson, Albuquerque Dam
81 Herrera, Santa Fe. Edward ID. sisk,
Albuquerque: +. |. Austin. Roswell.
!. r. Ownby. Lordsburg; Pablo vigil
sapello. Timoteo Griego, Tcsuque,
lars O. Anderson, Albuquerque; Da-
I'D Herrera. Las Cruces. Inocencio
1urtado, Holman: Isaac Bacharach,
East Las Vegas. Juan Segura, San
lose: Audres Truji1lo, Chacon; Rex
Hope; Jose de Garcia Me-
lima, Mora. Roy Q. Campbell, Albu
luerttuc. Frederick W. Harden, Albu-
lucrquc. J. placido Romero. Peralta.
n. H. Mcyillon, Albuquerque; w. G..
Monument: Modesto cha
20. Picaeho r. l.. Roberts. Las
'ruees; william X. Walter, Albuduer-
lue. Joe Sellers. Clovis. W. d. Crab
rec. Socorro. Louis c. Bennett, Albu-
Iuerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08
ORTIZ NOW ADMITS
THAT He STOLE SHEEP
FROM YRISARRl CORRAL

That he assisted IN the stealing Of
sheep from Eugenio Yrisarris corral
at Los Ranches de Albuquerque was
learned yesterday from Frank Ortiz
by Under Sheriff Dick Lewis. ortiz
implicated Toribio Olguin. Of Los Girl
egos, saying the latter was with him.
Olguin was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Tomas Chavez.
ortiz was jailed at Old Albuquerque
for 2 minor offense t'nder Sheriff
Lewis afterward drew the admission
from him that he was one Of the men
who stole twenty sacks Of wheat from
a barn at Los Ranches de Albuquer-
que last fall
Twenty head Of sheep were taken
from Yrisarri's corral.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08
HAMMOND EANORS MUNICIPAL
OWNERSHIP OF " ATER SYSTEM

Municipal ownership OF the water
supply system was advocated in a long
statement by Councilman G.. u Ham
mond 70 the council last night He
suggested that the council authorize
an election. To be held April I, of this
year. To- vote bonds Ia the amount OF
Ss0o 600 TO he used wholly or IN part
for a municipal water system F'or-
mer City Engineer J. \. Gladding es-
timatcd the east Of new system at
approximately that amount in his re-
port.
Ii the bonds are voted. Mr. Ham
mond suggests that a special election
be held within six months To determ-
me whether q new system shall be put
in or the present plant purchased,
provided. of course. that terms could
DO reached with the water company"
To keep the water system out OF
politics Mr, hammond suggests that
a permanent and nonpartisan water
commission bee placed in charge the
commission 10 he made up OF three
Taxpayers who would serve for six
wears The MAYOR would be eN-ofticio
president and the city clerk eX-otficio
clerk of the commission and should
collect an rentals and fees.
with the samc purpose in view. he
suggests that the commissioners be
elected in the odd-numbered years
and that any one who has been cam
didatc for office or who has held Of
flee within three years prior t. the
time OF the commission election be
Ineligible 4 nominal salary com
mcnsurate with his duties" Is sug-
gestsd. AIR. Hammond would mako
the commissioners subject to recall.
Mr. Hammond SAYS
The term Of office Of this council
viii expire April II next. less Than
tWenty days away and believe II is
WI % Us TO take such action as will
insure the proper solution OF the
water question. for It's solution will
mean great deal 10 US and TO the
city at large.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08
BROADER JORDAN,
THE 'SAL00N-kEEPER
EVANGELIST HERE

From February 0 Ia II Brigadler
Jordan. known AZ the "Saloonkeeper
Evangelist" will conduct a series of
revival meetings at the salvation
Army hall, zoo West Silver avenue
The brigadicr had thirty-six years eN-
pcrience in salvation Army work IN
Europe, Africa and America. Not
only is lie widely known in salvation
Army circles as spiritual special
but he is also a musician.
Captain and Mrs. Brooks. officers
in charge OF local work. are Arranging
tor special music. songs and duets for
tho campaign. \ good attendance
As axpNrted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08
TRIANGLE PLAYS NOW
AT PASTIME THEATER

The Sable Loroha" Triangle
Fine Arts. five-reel drama, featuring
Tully Marshall, Thomas jefferson and
Loretta Blake, and Following His
Fathers Footsteps Trlanglek
stone comedy in two parts. featuring
Ford Sterling are the interesting at
fractions at the Pastime theater to-
day and tomorrow. The comedy is
rip-roaring enc from beginning to
end Both however, should bring
out big crowd to the Pastime both
days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08
GETS PERMIT TO PUT
UP THREE BUILDINGS
AT COST OF $4,000

4 permit for the erection of build
ings by the Gibson-Faw Lumber q
Coal company at North First street
and Grand avenue and North First
street and Roma avenue was issued
last night by Building Inspector Il. NJ.
Morgan. The permit is for three
buildings the largest of which viii be
at First street ana Grand avenue. The
total cxpediture win be $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08
Los GR|EGQS IS
IN WET COLUMN
BY IS MAJORITY
Less Than Half the Registered
Vote Of Precinct Is Cast
First Local Option Election
Held in County,

In the first local option election
ever held IN Bernalillo county the pre-
cinct of Los Griegos yesterday deeid-
cd TO retain the two saloons that are
now doing business in that commune
lily. TIE vote was 60 wee and % dry.
The vote was unusually light, the
total registered vote OF the precinct
being 2g3 such wen known prohibi-
tlon orators as A. y. Stroup. Senator
Isaac Barth, John 4. Simms and Rev
Mr.. Terregosa cainpaigned for ;he dry
cause, but their efforts were unavail-
fur
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08

| am now located with yard md Of
flee, at ss5 South John street. corner
.ot iron avenue. where ! will De pleased
TO see all my old customers and new
ones
ALBUQUERQUE coal Co.
". c. Cot. Prop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-08

4 blend Of Porto Rico and Havana
gives cigar a foreign taste. 50 Il you
are tired Of your cigar. try a Verdict
for a chans,---a mild Ice smoke.