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La Junta tribune., 1917-05-31
Want Increase In Freight Rates

The railroads OF Colorado have
requested the state public utilities
commission for permission 10 make
n blanket Increase OF fifteen per
cent applying to all freight rates In
the state. effective July ist. Except
10 allow the railroads TO file tariffs
setting out the proposed increase,
the utilities commission az yet has
taken no action In the matter. II
has expressed no views or opinions
as to the reasonableness or proprIcty
of the proposed rate advance. which.
under the law and the rules OF the
commission, II subject TO protest.
suspension. complaint, investigation
and correction"
In the event II becomes necessary
TO hold hearings, shippers, the rail-
roads and all parties Interested will
be given full opportunity 10 be
heard II Il has not reached "A de-
termination In the matter by July
ist-the date tho railroads arc ask.
ing that the Increase become effect.
ive-the commission can suspend
the proposed rates for further inves-
tigation. 4
IN. railroad. claim ,Aa, |s|sn,.
teen per cent increase Ia JUS I" i on
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-31

during her brief stay, and reports
the high school In very flourish
ing condition.
Mrs. S. +. Wood and Miss Juanita
Pelta left Saturday morning for
weeks visit in Denver. after which
Miss Pelta will go TO her home In
Buena Vista for an extended visit.
Martin Doughcrty, who has been
studying vocal music in Chicago
during the past winter Is expected
to arrive in the city next Saturday
to spend short vacation at the
home Of his brother. T. G. Dough-
erty and family.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-31
LOCAL AND Personal

Coltman's Pharmacy has what you
want in fresh chocolates.
Come and examine our oil stoves.
They will please you. La Junta Hard
ware Company.
Miss Hazel Wolf, one OF La Junta's
popular teachers, departed for her
home in Manzanola last Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Harry Price returned home
last Monday night from Las Anlmas,
where she has been for the past sem
ester In the high school. Miss Price
made many friends in Las Animas
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-31
Women's Minds Are Cleaner

"Of course women should vote"
he said. Women deserve the suff-
rage as much as men-morc, be-
cause their minds are purer and
cleaner"
Cleaner" cried the sweet young
thing he had taken In TO dinner at
a local social function. "Of course
they are, ever and ever 20 much
cleaner! But how do you know
that?"
Because they change them so
much oftener." said he. solrmuly
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-31
Can't Down IA Good Man

II is dollars to peanuts that Wood
row didn't squelch him. Taft.
Hughes. Bryan and Barnes all tried
1t but Teddy always bobbed up Just
a little higher each time. Just now
Teddy looms up on the 1920 horlzon
like a sun dog on a cold morning.
II Woodrow will swat him a few
more times he will be the rising sun
Chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-31
How to Recognize Auto Numbers

The auto tag numbers assigned by
the secretary OF state to otcro coun.
~ range from 4l.5ol TO 42.700.
Whenever you see n car carrying n
number between these two you will
know that the car Ia owned In Otero
county. The auto numbers In Den-
yer range from I to $1,000. and In
ri paso county from 1901 to 10,.
900.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
STATE TO RAISE
GREAT WAR FUND
TO Raise $4,000 in
Oklahoma Colleges,

Student, in Oklahoma colleges, uni
verSitic, and normal schools expect to
raise $4,000 OF the 100000 allotted the
United State, for student war work Tor
the y N. {. A. aud y W. {. A, ac-
cordrng to Alfred o. Booth, secretary
for the y NJ {. A., this morning.
Students Of the two associations are
cooperating The Oklahoma unlytr e
,i,y OF Norman is to raise 5000 the A.
and NJ college 5000 and the other
s eco is TO be distributed among other
colleges or the state Collections will be
confined only to students and faculties
Mr Booth said tina, so percent OF the
81 OOOOOO will 20 TO prisoners OF war
10 perccn, TO the national SSWOUou
for the y NJ {. A war work, ~ percent
,o the national S40OO00N for Y. W. G
4. war wotk. and 10 percent n the al,
lied associations TOR the student move
mcntS of the world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
MIChAELIS QUITS;
wide OPPOSITION
PROVES UND0lNG
tconVnued From Page y

tered since hi, failure at Ncrdun and
included some OF his best troops, with
the Pru>sian guard,
At All Costs.
Three German and one PrusSan dl-
vision were sent IN the front lines 10
stem the French advance, and were
told to hold the line at all costs
Latest reports from the French front,
this morning declare that the number
oi German prisoners taken IN the at
tack now totals more than 500 Hi,
advance amounts tu about two and
one half miles
General Petain completed an cfieo
tive step toward laou the southern
extremity of the Hndcnhurg line and
AZ important railroad ccntc' which lies
Ten mile, northeast OF ChayiRnon, where
the French advance attained It's great
est depth two and one fifth miles
Guns Have More Range.
The heights dominating pargny Fl
lain at the extreme right, were seized
and French guns now can batter the
German, on the hill, on the opposite
side OF the Athletic river from ChayiG
non More important still they can
pour an cnfladc fire INTO the forces uf
the German crown prince still chnRng
TO the northern slopes OF the plateau
paralleing the Chcmin dcS Danes
General pcalu's mastery stroke
wcakcns the German line northward to
the forest OF ST. Gobain A retirement
from this line would probably cause the
Germans to give up their present front
from Chavlgnon to 81 Quentin The
French had no easy task going uphill
against fortified dcicnses, concrete cav
crns and massed troops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
1lEnSkY PLEADS
NTH PEOPLE FOR
WINNING SPIRIT
MAD We IuIy'S Determina-
lion, We Would End War;

PETROGRAD Oct 2}-ln ar
emotional address TO the preliminary
parliamcn, TODAY Premier kencnNky
appealed to the delegates to endeayor
IA arouse in the peonlc the same sense
of individual responsibility at the front
and in the rear which carried the Kn'-
slams 10 victory for q time m the p",r
revolutionary offensive carly N lub
The nremier deo'ored the present de.
moraliza,ion Of the army n
"If only we could reNndlc INC cn'hu.
siasm OF those July davS IN the heart o'
each man" he said 1--WE should have
peace hy Christmas an honorable nca'c
ior free Russia. Nth the war fought ="
an honorable end
The premier talked for an hour run
n,ng the gamut OF cmo'ionD from de-.
spair TO hope. He was applaudcd on AL
sides
"Wc are not fighting for political
ends hut for the vcrv existence OF Ru'.
sia he declared "Thc army IN the
trenches seem To- have lost the sense of
duty and honor although at some places
!, Is filled with \ new spirit The bat
.c-ics m oescl island gave 40 without
a struggle while the little Dago island
itgce fought bravcly'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
OUCH!! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMbAGO OR
PAIN FROM BACK
Rub stiffness ave. with small
trial bottle Of old, penetrat-
ing "St Jacobs Oil"
Ant Pain is gone Z

AIT Pain is gone
Ouckly2-Yos. Almost instant re-
lef from soreness, stiffness lamene0
and pain follows a gentle rubbing with
"St Jacobs Oil"
Rub this soothing, penetrating oil
right ON your panial back and like
magic. relief come, "St Jacobs OIL"
/, harmless hackacbe lumbago and
scia,ica cure which never disappolnN
and doesn't burn the skin
Suairhlcn upl Qui, complaining
Stop those torwouy stitches In a
moment YOU will forget that You ever
had a weak back. because ll won't hurt
or be stiff or lame Don't suffer Get
small trial bottle OF cid honest "St
Jacobs Oh" from your druggist now
and get this lasting rellet-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
GERMAN SOLDIERS
BIND, THEN SLAY
.ONE or OFFICERS

By the Associated Press.

BRITISH FRONT ~ FRANCE
MD BELGIUM OCT a In onc of
the rcdoub'> captured from tho Ger
man, Monday northeast ot NprcS, ac-
cording to reliable information British
troops found a German officer who
had hccn executed hy I'm, own soldiers.
His hand, had been bound behind him
and he had been shot
Many tale, are gorng the rounds
among the British soldier, indicating
much dissatisfaction among the various
bodic, oi German troop,
Very often soldiers charged with dc
,crtion and other violation, of military
law escape with slight punishment A..
cordiug to prisoners. Nh, IS something
rev for PruSsiau mhlarIsm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
GALLl.CURCI

Amclta Galll-turci's wonderful so.
prano voice may not have been apprc
riated in Italy; II may not receive a
hearty welcome when she makes her
first appearance III New York IN fcb.
ruary Ru, Chicago, Oklahoma City, and
the leadlRR cities OF the middle. west
and southwest really and truly have
shown that this new mcmber IN the
musical world is a wonder in every
sense OF the word
Cali Curci appeared as Lucy in
Lucia dl lammcrmoor" at the fair
grounds auditorium She came here
with the Chicago Opera association
Voice Echpses All
The great soprano had been herald
I'd. not as a woman OF wonderful beauty.
not a woman OF wonderful figure, nor
as a woman of wonderful stage appear
ance, but as a woman with wonderful
vocc-aS wonderful as that ol any
woman anywhere, anytime
The 1000 or more persons who heard
her last night no doubt today are
praEtOg this new wonder as the most
wondcriul singer that ha, ever bofp m
this part OF the country GalliFurcl
sang right into the hearts Of the people.
II may have been that the cold
weather had something to do with the
/ lack OF anv prca enthusiasm Of the
people Monday night when Mclba sang
, true, the building was cold, and the
people were uncomfortable But IT /,
also true that last night It was cold
but /, was apparent that from the time
the soprano IA goldcn-voicc iir,
appeared the people did not think OF tn,
cool weather They no dFhhi were g,
wrapped up in the wonderful star tina
they forgot everything else.
Gallo Curci proved to be the star o
the first grand opera season IN Okla
homa CityS history The people %
course. appreciated Mclha MuratorC
Cfml and the o,Her members Of rh
company, they appreciated CampanIn''
orche,tra--particulary last nlcht-hu
the little Italian was the sensation %
the performances
Lucia di ammermoor." alwav, pop
ular among the people, was Just a
popular with the audience last night
and perhaps more SO on account %
Gall-Curci and Crimi Campan'ni
orchestra gave a few selections bctwcc,
acts ? and g. which were unuSuall
pleasing
The first grand opera season was 50
vr,.ssI,I I,uaur,,lkt aud ,thrrv.t. d
that the guarantorS are now nlannln.
m grand opera for Oklahoma City mex
wear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
Petain'S Advance
Gives Strategic Point
(By the Associated PrcssJ


WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
FRANCE. Oct 2j-Nowhere on the
French front has the fighting been
more ohduratc and more fierce than
ihry small section OF the line extending
north Of the Aisne from Laiiaux To
la Ruyerc farm, southeast OF the old
Fort de- Malmalson, the scene OF yes.
tcrdayS fighting Ever since the battle
Of the Marnc in 1914 French and
German forces here have been at the
closest grips. For mont% slnsc the
French offensive IN April the Germans
have attempted to tctake IN morSeE,
that vitality important strip Of territory
which the French then captured IN one
day. The position was an unstable one
Tor both armies.
The French IN iull knowledge o.
what was confronting them brought
| some Of their heaviest artillery to bear
on the German shelters in an attempt
To- cause their collapse or TO block them
Some OF the finest troops OF the Ger
man army occupied the ground in.
Guiding three divisions OF the PruSsiar
guards and one Bavarian division
These must have suffered terribly dur
ing the artillery preparation, as for
days thousands OF projcctilcS had beer
ralncd upon them while French ma
chine guns poured continual stream
/ OF bullets everywhere behind the Ger
man lines
The crest on which the fight occur
red va, vital for the Germans and the,
held TO it tcnaciously, not being able
to afford to allow themselves to he
driven off as retirement meant thcy
would be thrown into the valley OF the
Allette with rs eNtenslyc marshcs-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
GOING UP
Retail Prices Advance AZ Percent
Since Year Before War, Stattsu-
cal Bureau Announces

xu,ASUlNGTON Oct "a
w Food prices as a whole have
w advanced Il percent over the
wear before the war.
attest compilation Of prices an
nounccd today by the United States
bureau oi labor statistics, shows
prrn,ipal article, Of food as a whole
pcrcSt higher on Aug IS, 1914,
lust afAr the outbreak OF the war,
than they we're on that date IN
1913 There was a drop of o per
cen, in 1913. hut IN 1910 prices ad-
yanccd a percent and during this
YEAR they have Jumped 80 percent
Floui prices in August this year
were two and ono quarter times
what thcy were IN August 1918. The
increase was l}0 percent Corn
meal advanced l20 percent, pola-
toes, S7 percent, sugar, II percent
lard T. percent and pork chops,
SS percent
During the year ending August
Is onions was the only article to
decrease IN priCC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
A Marvel in Value

No other car OF this size and
class sells at $3.50 now.
Yet Mitchell Junior, like the
larger Mitchell, is built to the
standard of 100 per cent over
strength That is twice the usual
margin of safety. 1t has all the
Mitchell beauty, luxury and
style. 1t has about all the 81 ex-
ira features which Mitchell cars
include. Ithas, like all Mitchells,
the Bate shock-abSorbing springs,
which have never yet been broken.
And now it comes in four new
styles of bodies, including Club
Roadster, R Sedan and
Coupe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
New Liberty Motor
Passes All Tests;
Better Than Others

WASHINGTON, Oct "A The Lib.
crty airplanc motor has met every re-
quiremcnt in block tests and in actual
air trials. and while various foreign
made motors have been offered the gov
crnment, there is no present intention Of
using any other than the Liberty mo-
tors for American production
Thi, statement was made today at the
navy department in answer to published
report, implying that friction had devel.
opcd between the navy and the aircraft
production board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

the property. which amounts to several
acres at this time
Poultry Show January IS The sew
cuth annual exhibit ~ oklahoma god
special poultry show viii be- held here
January ! to 3. llN THIS was the
announcement made yesterday hy the
oklahoma County Poultry breeders ns-
soclatou, under whose Rusplrca the "N-
hihlt Tx held annually. An prizes viii br
paid In gold
ia l. Hahn. Funeral Home w q Adv
Youno Man VIII Injuries
sustained when he was hurled from lhp
,iaduCt ON Eosi Main street when struck
hy an automobile last night viii rot hH
fatal TO owen Sncdnn. l9 years Old u'
go East Fun street The Young man IS
reported today As resting well by hos
piinl attendants Sncdrn wAH found
shortly after the accident nv U driver ui
a taNlcnb and taken to n local hospital
lie said that Hn automobile fOrd with
boy riders ran into him while he was
crossing tho viaduct
SIbenaler Convicted 4 jury IN county
court today found Frank SihcnIlrr guilty
of having unlawful possession NJ liquor
md fined him $50 and sentenced him tu
serve thirty days I'M the county ialI
Louise and Rose SNhcNnlrr wife and
daughter respectively ~ Frank Sihcn.
alcr, were found not guilty
Damage Suit Settled \ suit was 'lled
In the district court today 10y INruns
tine Holder. hy her mother. MAY Dyer
against the Atchison TopelR a Santa
Fe railroad In which duUnKcs Of 81 nOr
was asked for personal injuries received
when Miss Holder ION 'o IN" ground U'
she sllghted from n trnln IN oklahoma
city on July 2 1915 The rlso was set.
tied out " court few womunts htor
the railroad company paying 500 dam.
sgcB
Guard Captains Named-rwo copoiu.
W home guards were named hN Governor
Williams today L. s. Nu'una ~ Al
more WIS named hpld uf tho Carter
county guards nnd Horace p Nuwnl
was commissioned ps captain ut tho Oi
tawR county buards
Teachers Buylnu Bonds ihcrty bond
subscriptions from teachers ~ the rll
total til $50 to date. according tU j 4
Whltefnfd. superintendent ~ schools
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
STATE EMPLOYEES BUY
$1,000 WORTH BONDS

Another canvaW-of the statchouse
made today hy w L. Alexander state
treasurer nettcd more than $1,000 in
subscriptions for Liberty bonds from
clerks and StenoGraphcrS. The state
capitol viii hc closed this afternoon
while state officials enlist IN the bond
campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

Dr. Blosser $
Remedy ls aInnz
ingly effective in
all forms OF en-
tarrh, bronchial
irritation. catar-
rhal hea dn che,
and ear troubles
that may lead 10
deafness. You
VIII breathe bet
ter after using IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

to make this lifetime car. In the
past year alone we have added
Is per cent to the cost of finish,
upholstery and trimming. We in
clude numerous wanted features
which many cars omit.
All through factory economies,
due to John w. Bates efficiency
methods. All through factory
built and equipped to minimize
labor cost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
Agitators Should
Be Banned, Belief
of Coal Operators

PITTSBURGH Oct 24-Elminate
tho labor agitator' from the coal fields,
prohibit by presidential decree the sell
ing OF liquor within five miles OF any
coal mine. give coal shipments prefer
encc on the railroads over all other
kinds Of freight with the exception OF
food and government supplies and let
every ooerator cooperate with Federal
Fuel Administrator II A. Garfield and
the shortage Of coal will be ended dc
clarcd more than lO00 coal operators.
representing practically every field Of
consequence in the country in addresses
and in resolutions adopted at meeting
here under the auspices Of the National
Coal association
Women have voted on equal terms
with men in Wyoming since 1870
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

Send your name with ten cents I'm coin
or stamps for trial outfit (month's sup.
ply. either form Zone dollnD. which he
sends by mah You will receive some Of
the Remedy for smoking In n pipe. a
neat little pipe. and also some medlcated
cigarettes. so you can decide which form
yor like best Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

direct method that can be used 10y man,
woman or child
His Remedy is not an ointment spray.
saive, pill or tablet hut Is made from
medicinal herbs. flowers and berriGS
which you smoke In dainty pipe or ciR
arctic, and inhnle the vapor into M the
cir passages II contains no tobacco
even though II ls used In the Enmc man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

About 81 500 came from colorcd teachers
and all those who have rot subscribed
to this loan did so IN the first one, said
Mr. WhitefoHd "Nr expect TO have
more than $4,000 before tho end Of the
week "
Board Member Named-Goyrrnor VII
liams TODAY appointed Dr MCElrON r.
Dean member OF the state board oi
medical ,Wuucrs. succeeding + H.
KDrhlm Tor term ending April ., 1920
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

ihrout. or putting
HylNes in N G
nose none o T
witch leidH FAR
back enough into
tho head and
Iung Dr J W
ltluEser. iioN
Atlanta, Ca a
rcspe Cted
ian, and for FOR
y three years nm
enormously sue
Ccsynll ytSSClpiiEt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
19 New-Style Bodies

The fall line of Mitchells in
cludes 10 new-style bodies. All
designed by famous experts, and
built in the Mitchell shops. This
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
Puts An End to
Catarrh Trouble
You inhsie and EShale This Medication
And--Away Goes Your Catarrh.

There must be- readers suffering from
chronic catarrh who would Ike 90 know
how they can stop catching cold after
cold, for they must realize that sooner
or later this may lead 10 serious deafness
and injury TO the system In general
Sound advice Is To stop taking mcdi
cine 80 IA, stomach ppraying the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
CITYBRIEfS

Library Closed-The Carnegie library
will b. closed this Afternoon and tonight
ON account Of the Liberty day ceGbra
ton
Mrs. Che,tham TO Attend Funeral
Mrs + A Cncathnm. 71O4 West Wash.
mgtOu avenue. left this morning for Al.
ton. Iowa. An response 10 q telegram that
her father. Newton Hamburger had
died
Cltlrens Want Improvements East
Capitol i'm citizens presented "A peN-
ton To the city commission yetrrdaN
asking that some attention he given
their streets and sidewalks The school
children are forced 20 walk for two
blocks I'm the street because there n
not even n sidewalk for them to walk
ON. the petition says. commissioner
Walton promised to give the matter at
trntion
Policeman Resign, Mayor Overholser
Yesterday received by mnil the police
commission and police badge Of LOUIS
luuurOlnOd from the Miami district
The MAYOR has accepted the rcslgna-
iiuu NounghlUnd ls the third man Ia
90 to tho NRm fields from the police
department here recently
rolock a ponack. Painless Dentists
Maple i9s ll6H n Robinson, opposite
Lyric Adv
BLAKE Retained Alleged political ac-
tNiiN IN behalf OF the q " T. on the
part Of T. T. Hlake has aroused the
ire OF Commissioner Dounclly who yes
tcrdny HupEeated that the commission
CrS take him on the pay roll Mayor
OvcrhOgor took mo- part In the pro
,r,dlnEs hut make win hc retained The
vote Nns lh'or io keep him and one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
What $3.50 Buys
Even Nowadays
Under Mitchell Efficiency Methods

Mitchell Junior-our smaller Six has l20-
inch wheelbase. 1t has 40-horsepower motor.
1t has nearly all the Mitchell extras, and our 100
per cent over strength. 1t comes in four new
style bodies See this example of Bate factory
methods. 1t will be a revelation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

Fire Insurance Wa, IS rm upshn-.
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

Women have voted on equal terms
with men in Wyoming since 1870
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24

Teachers Buylru Bonds ihorty bond
subscriptions from teachers ~ the city
total iil55O. io date ny.ufd.ng Co j a
Whitefnfd. superintendent ~ schools
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-24
Fifty Surprises

There are fifty sur
prises in the new
Mitchell models. The
extra features and the
extra strength are
among them. How we
give such values at
these prices is the
marvel of the times.
In the past three
years we have doubled
our margins of safety,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
PRESENTS FOR SOLDIERS

Tho Patriotic Service club and the Ju-
,,;or business girls club. of the 7. w.
G. 4. have been very busy tor the past
week packing fifty beautiful Christmas
boxes with dates. stuffed with peanuts
rs gifts for sum" OF the solder. p"ES'
These boxes will hr sent to Il commands
Ing officer 4; Camp Lee With tn" re-
quest tina. he Civ. them TO those OF the
bovs who are no: receiving any special
Christmas attentions.
" is thought ,has most Of them Will