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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25
LEGAL


NOTICE To CONTRACTORS ,,A
Notice Is hereby given that on the ouI,
day Of May. 1919, beiwNrn ne noT i,
two Ie) and three ta) O'Clock J IN
the ofnc, OF the Board OF County .o'n
missioner, Of Tulsa County okshomA'
In the Court House In the Wy I" lHI
Oklahoma, sealed proposals VIII DC Spen,
and considered by the Board OF ,od,y
i,rd renrs,snctAtiye OF the Ok'NhomA pe
p.rtmsnt OF Highways for the turhFhluk
OF all material and lsbor ana lhe PLope
construction Of bridge over iom'"I u.
on section y OF State lhghwAy IN '''u
Compctitiye plans have bern prepared
and improved for both tour tal afch span
reinforced concrete bridge consisting y.
one ID SO foot Arch, one - oV ~ ~
arch. one ID 81 foot Arch ana one -
a. foot areh. and for a goo loot slce,
trussed bridge consisting OF one ~ NV
foot span. and one l) 100 1901 span
p,ono,als will be considered by the hoara
81 Commissioners on each OF the Ptoporeo
two types of bridges. .L
The work proposed herein for when
propo..ls are asked for is known a. state
Ala Project No T. and IN the event
contract a. awarded one half OF the cost
Of said bridge will be paid by tho StGls
Of OElAhomA and the remainder BY IulAI
County OklahotnA, , 80,
4. c.pressly resrryed by the Board OF
Coupty Commissioners snd the oklahomA
Department Of Highways acting eonlotuty
together In the examination OF proposals
Diddrrs will be required 10 accompany
,bsir proposals with a certified check in
an amount equsl 10 approximately ten lO)
rey rent OF their proposal Such certi.
lied checks viii he immediately returned
In bidders whose proposals are not held
T., consideration after the same arc
oprneA. and II an award is made, such
csrtiNrd check of successful bidder will
be helJ until contract has been entered
into and the contractor has h'cd a good
,nd ,uffrtent bond ~ is required by the
laws Of OKLAHOMA and upon failure OF
me bidder to enter into contract and file
such bond within twenty GOD days from
the time Of notice Of acceptance OF his
Given undcr my hand this 18th day Of
Tulsa rounty,
propo,sl said check viii be forfeited TO
April, 1915 ...,.. ,,,,,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25

d hNkGNlN good Overland roadster
en- White Music Co baA south Main
Al To. STORAGE rirs dollars per month. .
d'Hd storage only AuA Transfer 4
Nt"tAr' West Ntehsr
hllrk For sale. stc cylinder buick tour
inE oar IN perfect condition for de
"on"tatlon. phone so21
CHANDLER The best ipI7 chandler
'humm' In Tulsa Tor $3.50 extra equip
msni, oe~ tires rhon' 500
pupIE TOURING. Csf Tor ,al, good ron
dluon 1918 model Phone as Tor In.
formation
fuRp 4 Ford worth the monsy Auto
rar's Co ali fas, second
FORD For. sale Touring car good con
diton good tires cheap for cash can
!da South Denver after p m or phone
los
FORD ROADSTER 1915, fine condition
nearly neu new tires slip on truck body
suitable FOR grocery OF Nghi delivery
sold a. once, t2to "a West firt
Phone 7i2l
FORD RING CAR-Car rood condition
ised i've months Phone 70o6
f6RDs Two FORD roadTers In fine run
ning shape SEQ them al Mason Gsrsgr.
as south Roelder
fOR SALE At small margin OF list pric.
one Dodge car snd one REQ 4 roadster.
both cars are brand new and have never
been driven act quick. Address BoN
u 10 care World
h1upEBAkER- Five passenger for sale or
trade fnr roadster
oCILlkUkR CAR Am dtstted must 90
a. once. will rell my 1917 stX cylinder
five, passenger car at big loss See II
1891 Admita' This morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25
LEGAL

TO the luftrstrtiOu thereof with |.H
southerl, line Of th. rirht OF .,.tp|...
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pany thence northea,ter', along -alI
Aou'hcfly ,Ire Of ,sh tlsuf OF ut. .r
the center OF cincinnati A'rHH.. N....
Fouthrrp a'9ns me 'ru'Ur 90. '.....
nav N'rnNe 70 'he rrH''I '' r.,h
Suee, .h'n'' N'h'''' a.''s '.
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designated " ie' Restricted l!.Ua's N..
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art STANDARD Portland r"n0rnt fo NOT more
man thfrr lAris or clean ,h'rn sand and
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ma be not 's' 'haH on. W't Of cement
10 SIX par', OF such 'tsr,saio. Such af..
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men = sieve sha. IrsNc upon the sI'y,
residue 81 not ir,' ifur seventy per cent
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voc OF me ''lgh'. 'ulum' ihr in.i %
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and manipulated
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OF HOl Low SPAtt or UIuCk~ l~ID
FOR DIFFERENT UuGuT WALLS The
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25
FOUL MD

At Sixth and Main, an Automobile Company
that does not deal in Junk Automobiles But if
you want good used car, we have few excel
lent values and will give you a show down
demonstration. Phone 1900. Call for Jimmie
Nelson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25

FRANK MGR AUtW
Court Clerk - TI'-a County. uslahomA
'~aIN y, RUBY SNYDER
Published in tho Tulsa Daily World April
90. 2t q. 20 81 - 20 90 May /
and 2 World Publishing Com
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
LosI AND FOUND


ru,hru0oN Lost containing tE9 i
hUk some kodak r,t'uros Mason
,a-ulraif name y. ! Allen tldorado.
ka0.. ,rsurrd 200 golb letters FINDER
u..4ar krrr money and triNln pnfkri
boob 'p .Nf cole hUilttug Hope tngr
nss'ms 4 Supply g."
.u,NI Unuk .ost Hs.t pu,kvteook
between Palace 'lutbItra and h"lh'
rooms N.. fvu ,raps un one side 'or
R.u. " % W rr.rIs book Under
Era Too. frtuu 90 Mre- MAJ Inhnhon
tIouse. 8. ,usirn addition "r sdnr'''
% 20 Nn, -HA
-Huf host ur, 1ru yryuu oxford sho,
Nhous 800. or t..t q
puPELY PERSONAL =
HhIR GOODS made from comhinIa Phone
6JU7 Il
SEVERAL hNisA Tor sdopuou Mrs Nut
roy ms rsu Olive 0uthr's okA
JoF RurlFU aud u0n .ts,rus. taN a.
Als Pollard UldE AZ once q Wood.
NAIg TONIC Mrs WAY huto ways hair
tonic sold 81 Mrnkemrillsr's drug aior"
lO1 Vast Third
NtN rtLtrnoNI DIRECTORIES will go
In n,,, Nt an corrections or
t.argr. desired should bee made hriot'
a.u,, date ~ouihv rNsru hcN lr.'
UHnrr e."
,uIIDl W.l party Who had ,d ru World
t.t. wanting rrsl rtiat" partner WIN
81 500 rItsse Writu To PISS car" World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25

IL
AUTOMOBILES
AUIr SUPPLIES AND RBRAIRs II
AUTO PARrs--we'l save you money, N
auto parts for your auto, Auto Pan 90
alh Essi second phone 1903
AUToa TOR HIRE GARAGES II
GARAGE --ilJi North Main, gsraSs ior
one car, 10 rent
AUTOMOBILES Is
FORD WANTED
VIII trade building mate
rial or pay cash for first-class
Ford touring car.
PHONE 703S
BOARD AND ROOMS
LIoHe noUsEKEEPINo ROOMS is
ROSlON. \ 4I6---Fur rent. light hoNsc.
seepiog room modern 50 per week
BOSTON, s. 5gn. For rent two nicely
mrnished housekeeping rooms strictly
modern no children Phone 33to,R.
BtSlNEsS wanted to share four
rooms NJ modern home Bis West Third.
Ihonc 2iti,
CAMERON W sleeping and nght
housekeeping tooma, y blacks west o.
Hrlis grocery ou North Main. Fhoue
tlitltEN' y, Gss One extra large
lIghi housekeeping room, modern, elee'
iria lishH Phone si9d.J
tHLNENSE. n. Bt7-rwo nies rooms and
pAnir' Phone aAe,R
CINCINNATI. n. la2--Tw rooms with
sleeping porch Tor liEht housekeeping
CINCINNATI n p2- one light house
ssp,hg room also two rooms. Phone
DENVER. y. lSa FOR reut. basement
furnished Tor light housekeeping.
DETROIT. N Furnished. modsru
lieht housct eeping rooms for rent Phone
Gnd
EIGHTH, " la--for rent two rooms for
light housekeeping. right In heart OF
city.
lLGlN. X, 7gt-- FURNISHED rooms Tor light
Housekeeping. No children. Phone
WRIST W, 5iiH Ter rent, ons light
housekerpng room, Phone stbI,
fiRsT W i22i Two furnished rooms,
s. so per week
FoR REN1 Housekeeping rooms, double
and single, furnished In nice location.
cyrTy ihirg modern with wash house con.
rient walking distance "a East Fair.
tween Main and Boston. J.. u.
a,mmon~ Phone a2a0
FOR RENT Two light housek coping rooms
Phone iai7R
FRISCO y eig For rent, two furnished
rooms for light housske, pi7E. no chill.
drtn Phone Ip2gR
FRiaCO, n, Bi5CTwo srit,s Of light house,
kesplng rooms eiosc'ir
GRADY, W, i2A-A nice light house.
Keeping room for rru'
LAWToN, r, sls- uns furnished room
for lishi hcusekrspl Phone siop.
LAWroN. n, It.-tr light houasRskpips
rooms Tor rent
MAIN, n, 6i9 On large houses sspIng
room to couple without children, Phone
lpt1J,
MAIN, r., liOp-~Two weu furnished hight
housekeeping rooms, bath connecting. rear
entrance
MAyBELL, n, poi--Two n,e, fnrnis6sd
rooms, ground floor, ior lishI house
keeplng, modern
ONE ilsbl housekeeping room rent
in modern home lils Best HodH
PHOENIX n, ia Two iirh, he skscp'
inE rooms, near car lins, ehiidrsn vel
PHOENIX n. i2O--Two room house fuf,
nlshed Tor nKht houknk coping near car
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25

'Ef.h EfNNIr
J.t ArtHar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
plan Or coming the mid continent
field with traffic men TO cooper
ate in the various districts so that
routings may he changed from time
10 time To enable trainloads Of
freight To go forward rather than
in split shipments, AS in the past
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25

PHOENiN, n. ils~- Two lirht he 81 scp
inE rooms, near car line, ealidrsn vel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron sALB

N NNkdNlN good Overland roadster
sN white Music Co b2A south Main
IMnnr -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25
WANT ADS
RATES

on' 'st. . uetd sscb ia,srtIoa
lniNuu sTaCe ~ uorda
~ nIru sWount one I'm. %.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26
FRIENDS MUST PART.

Tomorrow, at least four of Ketchikan's best citizens, after long stay in our midst will leave our dear Alaska for the States where they purpose locating permanently. We have refer ence to Judge and Mrs. Shoup; Dr. and Mrs. Sparhawk. For years they have been among the best citizens of Ketchikan, where we have learned their estimable qualities. We have be- come friends of the lasting kind. For these reasons, we shall miss them. In our sorrow, however we shall be consoled by the knowledge that they are trying to better their conditions, and knowing their good judgment, we are firm in the belief that success will crown their action. And if good wishes are of any help to them in their new environment, they shall be happy for ever after, for in leaving Alaska they carry with them all that which friends can wish one another.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26
JOURNALISTIC HONESTY.

In the trenches of the New York Evening Mail may be read instructive lesson the virtual mpossibty of putting anything over' on the American public
 The Evening Mail stands accused of having been bought with German money part of $30,000,O00 fund the disposal of Von Bernstorf and Dr. Albert. The transaction antedatcs into the war; The purpose according to the charges brought by the federal department of justice to the Evening Mail to cultivate fendiness by the indirect of criticsng the Allies
 It was believed by the master minds in Berlin that such scheme would work. The Prussian publicity ex- pers had doubt that Americans would believe what they told, the Germans do Their control of the Evening Mail-if such control existed charged-was based on that theory.
 It is said to have cost about three quarters of a million dollars to buy the in question. No had tn begun its propaganda work than the began lose money fast that before long the Kaiser had another threequarters of mil lion for running expenses
 It is the that has led the ruin of so many other newspapers The American public will not tolerate dishonesty in the public press It holds the remedy always in it's hands. Withdraw the confidence of the public from newspaper and it fails There is no newspaper success excpt through honesty-Tacoma Tribune.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26
WE HAVE THEM GOING.

The Germans and their vassals are on the go. They have been put on the defensive in five quarters of the world. France, Italy, AL bania, Palestine and Mesopotamia. The British are fighting on the north flank of the Franco Belgian line, in Palestine and Mesopotamia. The Italians are pushing forward, with the aid of the allies, in Italy and Albania 'The French and Americans are pounding them into their graves on the line from the British right Belgian flank southward to Switzerland. This makes fairly extensive field of operations; but it does not in- cllde everything that is going on minor campaign that may soon develop into gigantic field of action is on foot in that part of Northern Russia. called the Murman peninsula The stake of battle there is the control of the ports which form Russias last access to European
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26
KETCHIkAN WHARF co.
 C. M. TAYLOR Phone GA Agent
COOK THE TURKEY

with our coal and 1t will be done to . turn that ricn golden brown produca- ble only with strong even heat. Bst ter order some rsht usw. You'll need 1t anyway. Phone us the si1s and quantity you Feqyise and ven see that 1t gets promptly to you.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26
THEY NEED IT.

Recently woman was elected to the Dutch parliament The woman, Miss Groenwag, is Socialist. It is reported that her party has made much gains in it's representation in parlia- nent. So has the Catholic party, which sends thirty new members to parliament at this cleo tion. The Socialists and church party are said to favor Germany. Therefore, according to the Cologne Gazette, the German papers look upon the results of the Dutch elections as German victory. They no doubt regard this as a conso- lation prize to even up matters with the news from Sossons and vicinity
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26

seas. The Kaiser's troops are in league with the Finnish junkers to wrest them from the Allies. If permitted, it would make Russia a landlocked power and blight her economic future. There is still another field of action in Siberia. There the Czecho-Slovak troops, once held pris- oners by the Russians, are fighting their way to Vladivostock, where they hope to join the allied forces. However, this gigantic struggle must soon come to an end, for invincble America is fairly in the midst of it all.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26
THE GIANTS.
(From the Columbus Dispatch)

(From the Columbus Dspatch)
 The French people have begun to call tn American soldiers the giants They speak of the United States ''the land of giants They marvelng the size of soldiers they rejoice that these brawny fellows fighting their side.
 There is considerable difference in size between the American and the European soldier especially eth French soldier. The French rather small people, are the Italians. Even the Germans do not stand tall by inch upon the average, the Americans and the British soldiers. xcept tn eCanadians power fully built So it isn't strange that the Europeans be- holding regiment of salwart boys swinging through the streets should think of thm giants
 Europe is going to learn great deal about America these few months in fact she has already learned muchand it isn't to the dscredt of America, either Our part in the will be worth a great deal to from purely advertising standpoint Our unsefshness in the contest humanity, and DON'T will give to America the place she is entitled to in the world nations before this thing is ended. Europe will come to understand that not nation of mony loving rufans. she has long believed to be the the thickheaded Hun will evnetually to know that there is such thing in the Western world culture and strength distinguished from the German kutur and murderousness.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26
NOTICE OF MEETING

Alaska Labor Union Number Five will meet at eight p. m. Wednesday at Deep Sea Fisherman's Hall.-advtf
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26

:. i. .s | < |. < + + + + |s 4 %~* + +
 s. + I. C. S. Hubbell H. H. Waller + j. | :. HUeeELl Q WALLER * !. Civil and Mining Engineers + :. U. s. Mineral and Deputy Land < :. Surveyors For AIaska + :. +
 :. it02 L. c. Smith Bid., Seattle i. * *4+*+++f+*++++.:*+ <
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26
KETCHIKAN POWER COMPANY
IMITATION

IS the sincerest form of fIattery, that is why it pleases Us to hear that other iaunories claim to do work just like ours. 1t is a tribute to the excellence or our iau0erin, which we fully ap preciate. But why not have the origt- you won't nave to say they are as perfect as ours. The work will be ours and the real thing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26

It is officially estimated that the population of Ger many at the end of next will be OO0OO0 less than it in 1914. This introduces grim reason why the cant last indefinitely Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26

There is probably truth in the rumor that the Kaiser is anxious to get Paris that he recently buying tickets speculators-St Louis Post Dispatch.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-26
TABLE OF DISTANCES
 FROM kETCHIkAN

This table is compiled in nautical miles which are 60SO feet. The larg- est part of this list was compiled for the Post Office by the Captain of the Gedney and is auInentic.
 Three Tree Point 45 Stewart B. c. 15O
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-17
HOME MISSIONARY APPOINT
MENTs FOR SUNDAY. MAY 90.

Montpelier First ward. WIlRord
w. Clark. Alma Hayes: Second ward,
n. NJ. Lindsay. siIas T.. Wright I;
Third ward. Hyrum Oakley. Christian
IkunZ
Alton-Presideut Z. c. Rich. Bish-
op John A. Herrsy.
Bennington gamuel Humphreys.
ChaA. g. Keelch.
Bsrn-David G. Kuns. Charles r.
PeATce.
Milford williams. Lor-
snzO swenscu.
DingIe-Presiden II. n Hon.
George r. Smith.
Geneva-J. .. Robinson. chas. L.
Wrench.
GeorKetown-John Black. J "
Jones.
Nounan-R. y. Winters, David A
Lewis
Raymond-T. w. Boehme. Arnold
HlrNchi.
President stiaa l.
Wright. VIM Perkins
PeEram-S Samuel HaFt
The High Council viii meet MAJ
20 a. IL o'clock :. -.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-17
CONTRIBUTES The oRoss
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Mrs. C. H. Oliver arrived last Fri
day from Oak Ridge, North Carolina,
and will spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Tayson.
II you are interested In single
seat top buggy our prices will sur
prise you.-Burrell & Thiel.
Seymour Kunz OF Bern, arrived
last Saturday from Camp Lewis on
3O-day furlough to assist in putting
in the crops on the farm.
A beautiful display OF wall deoora-
tions and wood finishes at our paint
opening day, Saturday, May 1S.-C.
w. & M. Co.
P. ]. Sullivan came in from Camp
Lewis last Saturday 10 visit with his
wife and friends for ten days. He Ia
member OF Company B, machine
gun battalion.
Special prices for ten days on all
steel and brass beds at the Nielsen
Furniture Co.
II you are IN need OF books in the
line of Mormon church publications,
send your orders to C. w. Bartschi.
Nounan. Idaho, agent for the Deseret
News Book store OF Salt Lake.
John j. Wells returned last Sunday
from Longview, Texas, where he waf
called on April Is to attend the funer.
al of his niece, Mrs. g. Birdsong. who
died after an operation for appendi.
citis.
Paint opening day Saturday. MAY
| Is at the Consolidated Wagon G Ma
chine Co. Souvenirs and flowers fol
the ladies.
1 DR.. ]. H. Lynn, r. N. Sheldon, J
j. Taylor, w. e. Clinkingbeard, w
H. Murray win 90 to Pocatello IN tn
morning to attend the Masonic Crane
Chapter. Grand Commandery ant
Shrine meeting.
We are closing out our stock o
single seat top buggies At cost.
will pay you to Lnyestigate.-Burrel
& ThieI.
Roland Rid, who has been a
II Blackfoot for some time past, enlist
j ed as amechanie at Salt Lake Las
Saturday. He passed the examina
ton and expects to b esent 20 som
point in the east in short time.
Don't fail to see the new mode
Majestic before you decide to buy
range. Sold by the Nielsen Furn
! ture Co.
:. DR.. Bailiff. sight specialist and o.
teopath. will be In Montpelier ever
= Monday at the home Of Mrs. Becl
with on Main street AL nervoS
diseases successfully treated: consu
tation free.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-17
Local News
Montpelier, Friday, May IT. 1918

LittIa boys waists, ages to 10
years, 65 cents at Jones-RoOison Co.
See "a Mothers Claim" at the OPP
era house next Tuesday night.
Miss Viola Mulica of PocatelloS
was Montpelier visitor over Sunday
For plastering ana cement work
see Adolph Somers.
Carl Fredericks has begun the cree
tion of a shoe hospital just north
of the fire station.
Mems summer weight underwear
500 q suit at Jones' Robson Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Vincent went
to Salt Lake yesterday for few days
visit.
We have few single top buggies
that we will sell at your own price
Burrell & Thiel.
Kenneth Dawson addressed q pa
triotic meeting at Georgetown last
Sunday evening ON Great Britain,
Our Ally"
We have some real bargains in
boys shoes; Jones-RobisOn Co.
Coming, May 81 and %. the How
ard Foster Players at the opera
house.
A good assortment of fibre sun
proof rugs at the Nielsen Furniture
Co.
Mrs. p. G. Richelson il visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. n
Downing.
Mrs. VIM. Rid came down from
Blackfoot last Saturday and will re
main here until after the close o
school.
II you have any secondhand furni
ture TO sell phone John Black, 1ss-1
An eight-pound son arrived at tn
home OF Manager Nicholson OF tn
Golden Rule store last Friday.--
Your cleanup and paint-up prob
lens will be made easier If you atten
our paint opening day Saturday. Ma
l6.-C. w. & Nj. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. wilkins return
ed last Sunday from a months visi
with Mr.. wilkins parents at Bedford
Iowa.
People over here" can get th
songs the boys are singing love
there" at the Nielsen music store.