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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-07
LOST

sTRAYED on sToLEN-From my farm VI
Wilsonhurg one twO-yeHr. old Jersey
helfcr. light yellow. with small horns. 4
reward VIII be paid for any information
that leads TO her recovery. Mrs, John II.
Williams, Wiltouburg. W. Va.
OST-wednesday evening, at tho rrcep.
tion or the Order Of Eastern star nau.
quet at the Masonic Temple Il black
Plush Coat Finder win Kindly return
same TO Telegram ofice.
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WANTED TO BUY WHEAT
Write or phone Anchor Mills,
ITO West Pike ST., CIarkS-
burg, w. Va.
MONEY TO LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! &C.
commodAto everybody, by loAninR mSnsy
on watches, diamonds, 1sWslry. musical
instruments. etc. Jos. Jay, JsHslsr.
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MIDDLE AGED LADY or widow with one
or two children wanted as companion in
a Christian home In the country. Good
home for tho right party. Not farmers.
Give particulars and wages expected IN
letter. Address christian Home care
ClRrksburg Telegram, ClarkGburg, W.
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ROOF REPAIRING


WANTED-Roo repairing of MI kinds /.
valleys and cutters painted and repaired.
SnNe trouRhs and tin work speciality,
Work guaranteed against all leaks
Prices reasonable l.. M. Cole General
Delivery, bridgeport, W. Va.
ROOF Repairing Of MI kinds, valleys and
cutters painted and repaired, cave
troughs and tin work n specially; low
prices. nll work guaranteed. Drop pos
tai aud VIII call. ThrO. Boone, Gen
ernl Delivery, City
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FOR SALE-H0USES

FOR sALE-At bargain, six room dwell
Ing, l store with small grocery stock.
barn and three lots adjoining, In Shady
Brook, Weston, W. Va. Call on or ad-
hrean i. w. Flint.
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WANTED TO BUY

TO BUY-veaI calves and
fat hogs. Phone or write Candy
Provision Company. Clarksburg.
W. va.
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FOR sALE-6 acres, near Salem. W. Va.
CLOSE 20 Northwestern Turnpike, not fnr
from new Glass factory location, no
buildings. lays well and viii prove vhlu-
able property. Price and terms on ap-
piicntlon. Stout & Alexander Real Es-
tnte Co. Tn1 Con Bldg
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brick layers, soc per
hour. Apply at Salvation Army Bldg,
lis West Main street. Bell phone Oil.
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Prince George, the youngest son Of
King George Of England, has turned
his fourteenth year AID he has been
selected to represent q royal family
IN his maiesty's navy,
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HELP WANTED

WANTED ALEN-woAIEN : Government
Jeba, clarkBburg examination coming.
1890 month. Write for list positions OBJ
taiDable Franklin Institute Dept. 1855,
Rochester, n. \.
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FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE VIZ acre farm In Melga Coun-
~, Ohio. Eight room house and other
outbulldiugs, large basement, barn.
Would exchange for Ciarksburg proper
~ IN desirable location, Price 5000
See 5. l.. White at Clatk1burg Whole
sale Drug CO., or address, ]. II, Wilson,
X. r. u. No. ., Albany, Ohio.
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WANTED-Efale Help

wANTED-Driver for Ford cars; must
have reference and experience. Auto
Livery Co.. Traders Avenue. Either phone
$40.
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WANTED AT oNCE-Girl for general
homework; must know how to cook.
Good wages to right party. Apply 10
Mrs. /. j. Coston, eo5 Clay St. city.
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FOR RENT-furnlsned Rooms

FOR RENT-Completely furnished rooms
and apartments for light housekeeping
most central and homelike apartments
In the city, ground door, large porch and
yard, use or phone. Inquire OF House
keeper, Tower Apartments, ID HeWss
street, Bell phone 7dT-R-
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WANTED-Dlshwasher Apply at
Smithy's Restaurant. Pike street.
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FOR RENT-In private family, Nicely fur
nished room with board. Apply at 40
Lee street.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. close 70
business section. Apply at 6s2 West Main
street.
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms for light
housekeeping, rent reasonable, at 306
rooms at Norwood. Inquire at 900 Mon
ticellO avenue.
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wANTED-woman for general Homework,
foreigner preferred. Apply at Si5 Lee
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FOR RENT-One room for light house
keeping TO parties without children: also
fonr nicely furnished bed rooms. Apply
ut ClarksburE Livery d Sales Co., 1903
Rear First street.
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FOR SALE-Twelve farms, improvements,
good soil. water. locations and markets;
sizes TO 10 acres. Prices 500 to SlO,-
QUO. Describe what yon want and amount
TO invest. We've got It. \. II. Allison,
SOnorn, Ohio.
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wANTED-Girl to do general Homework
and girl 70 take caro- OF baby. Apply
u. LeskowitE, corner Con and Seventh
street, Northyiew. Bell Bi0-J.
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FOR aENT-Houses

FOR RENT-5-room and Groom house,
Brown street, al $3.50 and S2t.OO per
month. City water free. c. c. McCarty,
McCarty Building.
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Fur SALs-MisGeIlaneous

ROADSTER, IpL5 model.
electric lights and Starter. TtSe4 and car
In nrst class condition. cost ElRo0, for
sale at big sacrifice, Address "Hupp,"
care OF Telegram ONCE,
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FOR SAILS farms. less than one mile
from Norwood addition and Stonowall
Park. Farm No. /. 100 acres six room
free gas IN house, good barns, nne bot
tom meadows, ] 900 peach trees, 400 APP
pie trees, well fenced, all mineral rights
so with fnrm. Farm No. ., 100 acres,
small house, large barn and silo, splen-
did bottom. Farm No. 3, 90 acres II,
]. White & Co, MGCarty Bldg, Bell los,
Res. i382-L, Home 1873.
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FOR RENT-To gentleman. one nicely fur
nisheGs large front room, in private fam
Ny, In best residence section, use Of bath
and both telephones, six minutes walk
from court house. Cali Bell phone 8S7-R.
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FOR RENT-one large furnished room.
Use Of bath and telephone. Apply at $40
Clark street, or call Dell phone 1621-R,
A. ". Joiner.
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COAL MINERS at Lorentz, WI.
Va, near BuCkhannon; coal
weighed; 65C per ton paid;
good houses; coal from 4 to
5 feet thick; steady work;
best place to live; good
stores; good school and
church. See R. H. Wilson,
Supt., at plant or call at 826
Golf BIdg., ClarkSburg.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light HOUSEKEEPING Apply at, ss 100 West
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wASTED-Experienced girl IN tailoring
business. Apply to l. Levy, ropms and
Q, Grenney Building.
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FOR SALE-OiI and Gas Leas-
eS, Coal Options OH and Gas
Assignments House Leases
TreSpaSS Cards, Hunting
permits For Sale Cards. For
Rent Cards and Justices
supplies, ClarkSburg TeIe-
gram office,
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VACANT ROOM AND BoARD-wlth pri-
vRte family, close in for two young men.
Price $3.50 each per week. Address 81"
care Telegram office.
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FLORIDA

give free facts about
Wabnsso Fruit. Crops, Soil, oys-
ters, Water Front lots, on Indian
River. 220 miles south Of Jackson
vile. cast coast. and free bargain
list Write T. II. sibley. Wahasso
Fla.
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wANTED-Girl for general heusswork.
Apply at "a East Main street, three in
fnmily. Bell phone 1462-J.
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FOR REET-Two or three nice, unfurnIsh-
ed rooms for light housekeeping; close
in. 1G2 Elliott ST, near Second st.
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FOR sALE-UnderwOod typewriter in good
condition; very reasonable price. Il. a.
olds. ia Chapel street, city. Bell phone
ll26-J.
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NOTICE.

We have for sale 600 empty Whisky bar
Eels fer cider purposes. Call or phone
No. 2 Bell phone CAV. Consolidated
phone 6i6-L.
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wANTED-Good home
for right party, must be able to care for
children, and not over % years Of age
Youngest child yehrS old. Apply or
write A D. StonestrOet, Salem, w, Va.
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GIRL wANTED-For general homework.
$500 week. Apply at once, GIG South
Third street, or 5fS West Pike street.
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side fire insurance. State
salary expected. Address
"Fire Insurance" care TeIe-
gram office.
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

for general housework
Apply a. once 20 Mrs. E. Ray Burnside,
100 Grove avenue, Highland Park.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20

kinds of leather the rest OF this year, and
even as long as this war shall exist, that
| am willing to predict that the prices OF
shoes will still futher advance, and that
any shoes you purchase will look cheap
before January lst next. | believe the
Geo. E. Keith company has more infor-
nation as to the real condition of leather
in the diff erent countries of the world,
than any other manufacturer, and we
know that there is shortage Of leather
in every country in the world. As long
as this condition exists it means kighe r
prices here.
have not the courage to say to you
Just how strong my own feelings are re-
garding prices for the future. but believe
any leather that we purchase even at to-
days advanced prices will look cheap to
US in a few months to come, and If this
is true of leather it means higher prices
for shoes"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
BUREAU OF MARKETS
City Forms Branch Office in Denver
Daily Reports Will be Sent Here

A new branch Office Of the bureau of
markets and rural organization which
is under the supervision of the depart
ment of agriculture has been opened
in Denver for the benefit of the farmers
in this part of the country.
The new bureau will receive daily re-
ports of prices and demands for all
kinds of soil products. The plan provi-
des for the distribution of preshable
crops, movements, receipts and quota
tions on produce and food stuff all over
the country in an effort to aid in an
even distribution of market and dairy
products and to fixiuniform prices.
The reports are of national scope.
They show the number of cars of each
community that have been unloaded
during the previous twenty-four hours,
together with the district where they
originated the prevailing jobbing price,
the general quality and condition of the
goods from each district as well as the
general market conditions, weather
conditions and demand for the COM
modties.
Secretary Miller of the Otero County
Agricultural association has arranged
with the new office to receive daily re-
ports on all of these matters and after
the 23rd of this present month will be
able to give out this information to
any of the farmers that are Interested
and who may call at the office or by
| telephone.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
MARKET REPORT
Cattle Show Gains, Sheep Make Ad-
vance and Hogs Hold Steady

Kansas CITY Stock Yards, Oct. 10
Cattle were better distributed thru last
week. and larger percentage were stock
ers and feeders than heretofore, eondl-
tions that help the market, medium grades
of killing steers gaining 5 to 25 cents
during the week, other classes steady to
strong. Receipts today are $4,000 here,
and heavier at outside markets than any
day previously this fall, market here
steady to is lower. killing steers and
best stockers about steady. twas run
of thin cattle today, few good killers in
cIuded, best heavy fed steers at Slo.5o.
Grass beef steers included less good cat
tie than heretofore, few at SO or better.
short fed grass steers around SO, me dunn
and light weights Sc to 81. There is a
fair run Of Colorado cattle. the beef steers
selling at Sc e5 to 81 25, COWS at SIS SO
to 81.
Hog receipts were 10000 head, and
early prospects favored sharp break.
which was modified later, sales 10 to 5
lower, top $3.50. bulk 1885 to S9.Z5.
Order buyers are keen buyers, and paid
up to $3.50, and their sharp competition
forces packers to bid up, packers top to-
day Se.z5. All weights alternate in
bringing the top price. Local prices have
been running sharply higher than other
Missouri River markets because of the
double demand here from order buyers
and from packers. Many pigs and light
hogs are coming. suggesting scarcity later
with possibility OF high winter market.
Receipts of sheep and lambs are much
smaller today, eooohead. and the market
advanced 10 to Is cents. disregarding
weakness at other points. Most of the
gain was on aged sheep, fat ewes selling
up to So. IS. heavy yearlings 50. rs. while
best lambs bro. 5000. Native lambs
run coarse and uneven. and sell around
Se. IS for best here. Arizonas also below
the choice Westerns, about like natives
Feeding lambs sell at Se.25 to Se.95
blt do not get as quick acton as few
weeks ago, feeding ewes steady, at s5.2s
to Sc so, breeders firm, So to 50 o5.
J. A. RlcKARr. Market Correspondent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
BO0TLEGGERS
and BURGLARS
Nabbed by City Police While
Plying Their Trade
GET FOUR MONTHS
AT HARD LABOR
For Peddline Booze-Held to Distric1
Court Under $500 Bonds for
Stealing Auto Tires

The Rocky Ford police force is
entitled to considerable credit for
the capture of two criminals who
not content with one act Of out
lawry-that of bootlegging-were
apparently we'll on the way to be-
come auto bandits.
Night Marshal Campbell, after
considerable ..'gum shoe" work,
succeeded late last week in secur-
ing sufficient evidence to cause the
arrest of F. w. Nails and Fred
Bird for bootlegging and little
third degree work by chief ofPolice
Allison led to his procuring a
search warrant when investigation
of the premises occupied by the
pair disclosed quantity of auto
supplies and tires sufficient to
equip several machines, besides
enough booze to start saloon.
Communicating their find to
Assistant District Attorney Wallis
that gentleman with District At
torney Hughes from Pueblo were
in attendance at the trial before
Justice Chritton on Tuesday, when
witnesses were present to testify
that they had bot booze from Nails
and Bird and they were convicted
of bootlegging and sentenced to
four months at hard labor under
charge of Sheriff Yant.
In addition to this Nails drew Il
penalty of two months for carry
ing concealed weapon and the
pair was then turned over to the
sheriff together with the automo-
bile plunder, most Of which was
identified as having been stolen
from Fowler garage.
The fellows were at once taken
to Fowler, where they were given
preliminary hearing on Tuesday
afternoon and sufficient evidence
was adduced to cause the judge to
hold them to the district court un-
der bonds of $500, which they
were unable to supply.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
SHOE LEATHER STILL GOING UP
News Dispatches of Monday Tell of Increase of
IS Cents Pair on Shoes

Mondays news dispatches boie
the information to the country at
large that a sharp advance in shoe
leather had taken place over Sun
day causing a wholesale increase
in me price of shoes of 75 cents in
4S hours.
In the face of this news it is iu-
teresting to read the private opin-
ion of Geo. e. Keith, head of one
of the largest shoe concerns of the
country, as to present conditions
and prices of leather and shoes:
The available supply of.calf. kid and
sheepskin is very small compared with
the demand. As a consequence prices
have advanced about o per cent the past
month. Hides are in the same condition,
with an equal advance. As result. all
kinds of leather are costing more and the
end is not yet in sight think the prices
will continue to advance as long as the
war lasts. We are purchasing leather at
today's prices, but cannot secure the
quantities we would like. as money can
not buy it.
The Geo. E. Keith company has pur-
| chased as large quantities as possible OF
all kinds of leather at prices much below
the present market. and the present prices
placed upon our shoes are based on these
costs. When these supplies are exhaust
ed we shall have to advance on prices, as
replacement values are much higher.
do not often make any statements to
our customers as to what may think as
to future prices as to leather and shoes.
but am so strongly convinced that we
viii have to pay further advances for all
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
Optimistic Thought.

Always remember that birds OF q
feather flock together.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
IRRIGATION SCHEME
Kansas Man Thinks the Burrell Syph
on System is All Right

The following press depatch from
Pueblo on Tuesday will be of interest
to readers of The Enterprise, who are
familiar with the centrifugal syphon
system of pumping devised by our popu-
lar scotsman, d. v. Burrell:
IN D. McEwen, of Selkirk, Kan. was
in Pueblo yesterday and is much interest
ed in a new scheme of irrigation contrived
by Mr.. Burrell of Brandon, Colorado. who
is the owner of the Brandon seed farm.
The irrigation scheme is called the Burrell
Syphon System.
The state agricultural department of
Kansas is installing one of these systems
at Selkirk as an experiment.
The system provides for the sinking OF
seven wells. The center well to be equip
ped with powerful pump and pump
line is dropped into each of the other six
wells which are forty feet apart. The
pump working in the center well draws
the air out OF the pipes in the other slx
wells and thus affords bounte GUS supply
of water for irrigation purposes.
The wells thus equipped will provide
from 1900 to 500 gallons of water per
minute or enough to irrigate 200 acres OF
land. The sort of engine used to run the
pump burns distillate oil at 8 cents a gal
lon and the cost of obtaining the water
and maintaining the system is said to be
less then ore-half the cost of the ole
system of canals and bitches. The water
being applied direct to the land does away
with considerable amount of waste from
evaporation and seepage as accompanie:
the ordinary system"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
WATER CON.
/ TRACT Gl;i Signed
Now Up to Pearl Springs
Company to Produce
MUST HAVE GUARANTEED
PURE SPRING WATER
To Amount of 400, 900 Gallons a Day
Ready to Flow Into City Mains
Within Ten Months

The adjourned meeting of the
city council last Friday evening
brot forth every member of the
council. Except Aid. Bish and sew
erals scitizens.who were interested
in the pending water proposition
reported by The Enterprise last
week.
Attorney Goblin was given
hearing Immediately after the aid
ermanic body had been called to
order by the mayor, and again sub
mitted the proposed contract of the
Pearl Springs Water Co., which
he represented.
Inbrief the terms of the contract
stipulate that the water company
shall furnish to stipulated point
at the city limits, within ten month
after said contract is signed,
"water in quantity not less than
400, 900 gallons per day and not
exceeding 900, 900 gallons per day
of quality as good and pure rs
her in a specified and meeting the
approval of the state board of
health, and the said city agrees to
receive in said system and pay for
at least II, 100000 gallons of water
per month at the rate Of 10 cents
per thousand gallons" The con-
tract is written for a term Of 20
years, but it allows for the pur-
chase of the plant and water sys-
tenn within FIVE years after COM
pletion for the sum of 100000.
Upon motion, Aid. Stratton dis
senting, the council authorized the
mayor and city clerk to sign the
contract in the name of the city,
and it is now up to the Pearl
Springs Water Co. to make good
its part of the agreement within
the time specliled.
At this meeting of the council
the matter of purchasing furniture
for the council chamber was taken
up and on motion Aldermen STRAIT
ton and Lawson were delegated to
look after the same.
The matter of increased salary
for the tiremen, laid over from the
former meeting, was quickly dis
posed of by the unanimous adop-
ton of motion granting the fire.
men $50 for the first year of SER
vice, S75 for the second year, and
Sl00 year after the second year,
same to begin on Dec. l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
MUM" SHOW NEXT WEEK
Next Thursday Friday and Saturday, Oct. rs,
27 and %. Have Been Decided Upon for
the Chrvsanthemum Exhibition

rapid of the and the fact
becoming exceedingly difficult to for the ouofdoors
bloom beauty the ingtos of
show early this week decided that would
be and determined to have the
begin Thursday October g. and last until Saturday
evening.
in the Enterprise last week. the exhibit will be
and premiums will be awarded for
perfection bloom varieties and of flowers that
outside of the pleasure it will afford those
every of Horticulture make exhibit Of
their late blooming flowers.
The florists of the city quite enthusiastic the idea OF
crynhmum show and have promised to make display Of bloom
others having flowers the dealers will
not be eligible for premiums.
regarding the chysanhemum show
Mrs. s. $. Bailey, who
have it in charge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
SAVE STATE FROM BEER
Big Mass Meeting Will Be Held in
Rocky Ford Under Auspices of
w. C. L. U.

The Women's Christian lem
perance. Union and the temperance
forces of this city and vicinity are
making preparations for holding
a big mass meeting in Rocky Ford
before the election.
Some noted out. of-town speak
ers will deliver addresses and the
local talent is planning to furnish
music, recitations. drills and in
fact a general good time.
The purpose of the mass meeting
is to arouse the people of the
necessity of working and voting
against the proposed beer amend
ment.
After the hard fight that was
made to get statewide prohibition
it would be fearful calamity to
allow this amendment to carry and
place our state in the hands of the
liquor interests more absolutely y
than it ever was before.
The time and place arranged
for the mass meeting will be an
nounced by The Enterprise next
week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-20
FIRST SNOW
Covers the Ground toa Depth of a
Couple of Inches on Wednes-
day Night


An immaculate mantle of white
covered this section of the Arkan-
sas Valley yesterday morning and
despite the assaults Of Old Sol re-
NAMED thruout the day bearing
some semblance of pristine pure
ness.
Early on Wednesday evening
the snow began falling and it kept
coming until it attained depth of
nearly two inches ''on the level. "
1.-The beautiful" was accompani-
ed by piercing. cold wind and
those who unfortunately had to be
out of doors received foretaste of
winter as it is supposed to inhabit
the Arctic region.