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sHERIFF's SALE

,..ny, BY Virtue s,' Of a writ .. p,,,.,.
Issued Issued out of the Clerks :, 81, n''slli
sta,e Ss,s'et ct Court Court Of Pueblo V,'lss caSso q
whereby | an comman5aae NJ me dirsa
tne s sum of Thirty.onau 10 10 ~,
T5',eea T5 an@ ana and 75-1Oo Dollars aaIad a,,,l
certain judgement recen,,l e amount d
against George Kimh',y, Kih',y obha,
Trlsman' Tr;nna,, NJ: E, Fuller Fll'a' a,a v. \
Ihinsan In favor of The ci,i1 sna Dau
GBank BANK of ordway. COLORADO o',,len e Su
Corporation in Liouids,ioo,. Baata
o,,.,i oil me lands tenements' en'I, soes. es.
chattels of the said Georsss sToas
W, II, crisman. NJ. + = IA klnhj
following property. to.wi,. lived 'aa
me West Y of the NWp NV :,
NV 2 of Section 27, Towns.,al = o.
s,,ne, Range 2os 81. West of the the 'Sh,p s,s
situated , , in the County Of c,al, c,r
Also, The sh of sh Of 's s..,'l oio'le
and sk of sWA of sec,ioe 60 ioe'',sl ,s
n e of WV of Section 'aVT IA Ton. !. y
20 Range SIS. all situated IN 'C'asa C',s
Comnty' Comfy s,a1o all situated in / crs, cls,s
The w hof NeH of NWr g..
23. Township 21 and Raryo = se I,
of the 9Th PM. ING
Therefore, According :.
command, IGhall expose for " col.
Public Auction, all the ri, ripbt nis II
and interest of the abOvs sA,, ~
George Kimball W. H. Crism,. 1sns
p, Fuller and David Thimgan !, !,
to the above described prons,,, @ ,- !.
Saturday .he 2nd day Of Ssn,sn, &
1922. at 1000 O'Clock A NJ :, n
South Front Door of the Court n Nv
in Ordway. Colorado.
Dated at Ordway this 10Th IA,
August 1922.
Sheriff of Crowley COUNTY o,.I
Miller Attorney.
Date OF first Publication Auyu,,,,,
1929. Date OF last Publication a'is, NJ
1st. 1922.
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the Anti-Vivisection bill. The bill
was approved by most all present.

the Anti-Vivisection bill. The bill
was approved by most all present.
Some very prominent physicians
claim the bill is menace to health
others equally as eminent or many
more so urge the passage of the bill
in the interest of humanity and prot
ection Of dumb animals. such awful
atrocities being practiced on birds and
animals and even human beings.
The bill will be on the ballot this
fall. Note-Yes.
Don't fell to vote the liapre mems
league boast that they will so weaken
or kin the Volstead Act-That so
we will never have prohibition again.
Vote for dry men and measures.
The world is watching the United
States. Scme of the people of
Europe are trying TO be little pro-
brobition here and they say it doesn't
prohibit AS far as that goes what
law have we which is not broken
would be repealed because they are
not entirely kept or enforced?
DR.. Robert Hercod of Lausanne,
Switzerland, who is director of The
International Temperance Bureau.
and one of the three joint presidents
of the World Leagueagainst Alcohol
ism, spoke at Denver recently. He
has visited more than 20 of the large
cities in the United States. He said
he had been told that there was more
drunkness in this country than before
prohibition, but he said in all his
travels here he had only seen two
drunken men.
He had talked with policemen
governors of States. mayors, bankers,
heads of philanthropic organizations.
newspaper men and clergymen, and
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NEWS BRIEFS

Chas.D Redmond in charge OF the
affairs Of tic Citizen Site Bank. ha.
applied for a court order to pay 4
20 per cent dividend about September
/.
Mrs. A. p. widick has returned
from = visit at Colorado Springs and
Manitou.
G. ". Johnson of Seneca, Kans..
accompanied Mrs. E P. Johnson
home the first of the week. for an
extended stay with his daughter. Mrs.
Fred Rohl. and sons. E P. Johnson
and Jay F. Johnson.
Mrs. ]. A. Mast and daughter.
Ethel. returned Thursday from q
two months visit in the east. They
spent most Of the time in New York
state. visiting Mrs. Masts old home
and relatives. They had q delightful
visit ard found the weather cooler in
the east th1a here.
Mrs. Harrie: W Brooks announces
her candidacy for the nomination Of
County superintendent of Schools
subject TO the Republican primary
WANTED At once, second hand
fencing. Address E. A Howard,
Crowley. Cello.
A ball game played by Forder and
Arlington resulted in score g to S
in favor Of Forder. in the II inning.
Short speeches were made and
general good time enjoyed by all.
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Earl. b. Cooley and Benz f
Griffith were the nominees for
governor at the assembly held in
Denver on Wednesday. Shoup was
not a candidate.
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FOR RENT-RoOM FOR RENT.
Mrs. A. w Bartlett. Phone 1855.
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Since time began, flowing fields of
grain have supplied nOurishment for
the dominant race of the earth.
Since advertising began to exert a
real influence in the worlds business,
good Illustrations have been largely
responsible for the effective appeal
Of dominant advertisements.
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Factory Busy

Crowley-The canning factory has
completed ITS run in cherries and will
began this week with garden beets
In the meantime the employees are
preparing beans for the Fowler
factory.
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w. H. Crisman of this city and
John Blotz of Rocky Ford were the
Democratic nominees for the legis-
lature at assembly held on Wednes-
day.
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vHoy to Get Rich," in -Four Easy Pictures

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Mr. and Mrs J D. Thomas and Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Thomas left Thurs
day morning for a visit in Grand
Junction.
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Political Notes

Congressman Guy T.. Hardy
received the nomination by accla-
nation at the Congressional assembly
in Pueblo on Tuesday.
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Sand Arroya Picnic

An Old Settlers Picnic was held at
Sand Arroyo Wednesday. with 4 big
attendance About fifty ears
motored out TO enjoy the day and eat
Of the excellent lunch.
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with very few exceptions all told him
of the great benefits of prohibition.

IN MEMORY OF A. F. ENYART
WHO DIED A YEAR AGO TODAY
FRIENDS
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-03-01

W. Ils feet to stake; thence 81 W. 1sa feet the line
in an sss feet the Nnes
Mnlers "a W. to between j. w. chap
and H. Magan thence still with
ssa fsst stake feet s4s4 ON
the proposed ditch on the west side Of said
road 81 Is w. 1888 feet Of
and the north end Of the
sake on the east side Of said
Of rad bridge.
Containing boundary exclusive Of county road right
OF ways, sooss acres.
property by you
located in the proposed district
establishing and organizing said
and the thereof and why
other property owned by which
maintain said
uons any you nave WITHIN thry days from this date viii be taken
for granted confessed by
construction maintenance
district The described
MAIN DITCH
Beginning
Mdkin and Two Howard the station So 81 Fin
so W. 3s41 feet to Station 3641; thence still land 65
40 1853 feet his line the side Antioch and New Panther
line of G. w thence 224
Creek and line between said
20 Is W. 1865 feet
Panther Creek AID line between Boarman
the lands
said Boarman thence 70 o5 W.
Greek and line between said Boarman and said Paon thence
said Patton Paton
thence 81 10 Patton; thence
10 W. 1924 feet the line between said Patton
Roach thence G.
W. J. II. o
station 1898 said
said Hendricks I'll
between sad Hendricks and PatOn course
Patton 23S to the line
feet north of their course
lands of said Roach 5s
said Roach and said lands
of said Hendricks 22 feet their
creek; same course across said Wbikers
heirs s745 right said creek and on
line etween said whttakes
W. 1926 line between
Slough thence Whtaker
between said Roach and Rosa
Slough thence same course on said Tyior land $50 feet to line
between said Taylor Mdfn
Mdkin s443 Mdkin; on said
dkn s2 10 1927 feet the between said Midkn
Mrs Mamie Beam thence
corner between said Bean and Whitaker
creek; thence
with Greer thence
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ana ad Greer S27 the
creek on the Bells Run wbtakes
corner on said creek as feet station thence
with said and line wesefed NJ
rs 2s W. 252 feet their said Greer
line between said
Greer and Mrs Fannie Mase Me sss
feet to center of said and
Leslie Eege thence same course said Edge 1877 1907
S7.7; thence 81 So W. s25s Edge;
nnGe on said Edge N IS 10 W. sos feet the
me said Edge and o Howard thence
Howard 2l5 feet to said said Howard
between said Edge westerhed same on said
Whed es feet to the line and Mike
Edge thence the said lso4
thence rs Is W. 5s5 j. D. King:
theace same King 1856 creek
On Westerfeld;
creek and their line SO IS 44 thence stul
along said creek and this line side
OF beis Run and Wntesvil thence s.
So 81 w. said road 80
sad King 1886 station
King N 80 So W. s465
King n Is W. e475 Panther Gey
Creek; thence same course still said King
PANTHER creek and line between
county lne thence line
tween said Hagan and land sOl
feet the center of said r. G.
Whitaker thence said
Whitaker and Hamton 1889
ee the ne between said Hamilton and G. Nave thence
course d Nave 42s feet
w 1868 feet to station 241l4s thence still N
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-03-01

N r. a
N. g. 81 D.
and between
si weserned and Frds heirs thence crossing said road and on
N 81 thence ~ 50 e. S1ls feet; NJ
the south bank Of Panther creek thence N
"a feet westerhd
crossing their said creek thence
stake thence s5 $50 feet to stakeon the
1oE 2ss feet stake
~ 40 r. a4o feet to stake s. IS W. $50 feet stake
257 the limo between said westerheld and Ira
hundred south their Panther Creek thence
stake thence 2s
10 E. 227 feet stake Sc E. 2s1 feet to a sake;.s IS
sso rect to stake. "a 90 1919 feet to line between said
said all 2s4
feet to stake 80 40 E. 1as feet stake IS 80 soa
to stake SIS 80 5525 IL E. 551 feet
Greer
e. $50 a stake E to stake;
fee to the line between said 1857
their
all sss feet the whitesve
Whitaker;
Whitaker 2E IS h. ss15 feet to stake; N "a As
80 s ss feet stake 80 80 ss feet feet to stake
S7S the line L. whtakers
thence said Hendricks all 1885 feet stakes
45 80 E. 96 feet to stake the north side of the Bells Run
and RALPH road thence with said road 10 E. 5157
he 'nence % 6S5 feet to stake; thence N IS B. 2e7
feet stake said rosd
the W. to George W. thence
~ E. 1853 feet to stake; to
stake; thence N So
lands of said Howard SO
Carter drainage district said Howard
in n
Panther the junction between
Finley
boundary the
Finley
kn; lands of said Midkn rs 80 1885 feet
the Ward; thence
the line of said Ward N IS SO stake
Ward and w. F. Howard
thence course ALL said Howard 1923 feet to
,a ase; thence IS W. 7a5 feet stake
line between said Howard and Charles
2lOS feet north of their
81 10 W. l41o feet to stake; thence
ke tneh s. 70 80 W. 1851 feet to stake; thence 80 SO
go feet to the line between said
''Ho ieet to stake thence 81 As
Midkn; said Mid
aNe thence AZ 10 W. 16 feet to the line between Mdkin
s:d Mrs Mamie Bean; thence
Bean same course
ALL 265 feet to stake thence N
tween said westerhed and said thence
said Bean and in all 135 stake
feet TO stake the Bells
SAID Bean and w. T. Greer; thence the line
Greer ~ 20 s5 W. $40 stake; so w.
feet to stake; thence "a so W. s15 stake
10 w. a feet
thence IS W. Greer and L. r.
stake thence N 10 20 E. 652
feet west of the line west said
of said Edge north East said
w. 1867 stak thence 25 W. feet to stake:
thence Il 80 W. 40 feet to
said Edge and ona Ward
thence same said stake;
70 AS :" 2a7 feet to stake;
sake; thence as2 stake
j. D.
King and Mike Edge; thence
TO stakei thence s. 7S 10 467
Ward and said D. King thence W.
Feet thence ~ SO 40 W.
~ 40 w. ass feet stake King
W 16S feet to Whtesvi
) '' W. b45
fount smith road; thence the lands
sea- feet stake a thence
NJ ~ W. 39S feet stake
'hehce ~ ~ w. oeS feet stake thence
Inc Fount smith road thence King
iN', ieet 10 stake thence ~ At e. 3s6 feet to
s'ake thence s. SS e. $50 feet stake; ~ 49,
e. 220b feet a SOUTH To stake
thence IL e. $50 feet to the line
aeirs thence so W 1923 w. s12
e 20 s'ake thence ~ So 10 W. 20
aras hers and G. Ruebeghei
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-24
Who ARE The "CLEAN
HOUSE" CANDIDATES?

State Representative@John @. Zuck,
a school man who is developing a
homestead in the Lundville COM
munity on the north edge of the
county. Well educated, well equip
ped, an able speaker. Estate SEN
ator Henry Lowe of Culbertson,
holds over until the next general
election.)
County Commissioner-W. L. Young,
Wolf Point businessman. A man
of high character and dependable
ity. See sketch in another col
umn.
Clerk and Recorder-W. J. Hardie,
progressive farmer and substantial
citizen of the McCabe community.
A leader and a man of high repu-
tation.
Sherif-John. H. Anderson, pioneer
farmer of the Froid country. One
of the strong men of this section
of the state. The man people of
all classes, farmers, laboring men,
businessmen, need in this position.
Treasurer-Roy M. Kellogg, promi-
nent farmer of the Lanark neigh
borhood, stands high with his as
sociates, well equipped for the
position.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-24

County Surveyor-Fay Bartholomew
civil engineer employed in the en-
g%ineering department of the Great
Northern Railway 8 resident of
Wolf Point for four years. A fine
clean cut young man, well trainned
for the responsible position by
seven years railroad and overseas
army service.
Assessor-John Curran of Brockton,
present incumbent of the Office
who has made good.
County Attorney. A. Brown of
Froid, a popular lawyer of exper-
fence and ability. He stands high
with all his acquaintance who feel
confident that as a county pros
ecutor he would. prove conscien-
tious and fearless.
Supt. of Schools-Nina McFarlan of
Bainville, present incumbent. She
is equipped by training and exper-
fence and is a t~ireless worker in
the interest of the county schools.
(These names will all be found on
the Republican ballot.)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-24

Eat more Bread. Be sure it.
Dicks. PITT
LoST-Two gray geldings branded
A J connected. Inquire at this
Office. 27-1tp
Chief of Police w. ]. Kearney is
seriously i'll at his home on the
S~outhside.
Mrs. j.. D. Stone left for Rochester,
Mimi, last week, where she will UNI
dergo an operation at the Mayo hos
pital,
Ida M. Slette was here Tuesday
from C~ulbertson looking after her
candidacy for superintendent of
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul K~rebsbach of
Vida, and Fred Krebsbach of Min
neapolis, are enjoying the week at
Glacier park.
7. J. Hooking, editor of the Glas-
gov Courier, passed through here
Sunday evening enroute home from a
vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Callahan have
moved to Havre where they will re-
side. Mr.. Callahan is in the employ
of the Great Northern.
Claude Carpenter, formerly en-
ployed at the Promoter office, has
gone to Poplar, where he is employed
at the Standard office.
Chas. R. Trinder was here from the
temporary county seat Tuesday. He
is now convalescent from a long
siege in a hospital at Glasgow.
Little Margaret Heating, who lives
on the Southside, fell from a roof
while playing with other children and
sustained a fracture of her left arm.
FOR SALE-House and lot, two
ranges and other household goods,
Ford car, s tons of blue joint hay.
See Peck Rem, Wolf Point. 27-3tf
Eli Charbaneau, who has been en-
ployed locally by the Great Northern
has been promoted to the position of
ice Inspector, with headquarters at
Wenatchee, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. j. Severson and
daughter Harriet autoed to Frazer
on Wednesday afternoon, when c. j..
billed the town for some of the good
shows he has coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Sateren of
Comertown, Mont, parents of Mrs.
H. G. Ditmarson have been visiting
her the past week. Mrs. Ditmarson
also enjoyed a visit from two aunts
the past week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-24
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

See the Liberty ad-and lear the
latest.
John S. Bauer was here from vii
liston the first of the week.
The Wolf Point Bakery makes
wonderful rolls. Try them. 27-tf
Second hand stoves and ranges
baught and sold. Kelly Bros. 39tf
Albert Lee was in from his farm
today attending to business matters.
Odds Economy trucks, Ed. Cam
rude agent for Northeastern Mon
tana 25tf
Mrs. 0. J. Lee has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Havre.
A. M. Vigil is looking after his
farming interests in North Dakota
this week.
Attorney Erick Noun of Poplar,
was ~transacting legal business in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. C. keenan, is spending the
week at the M. j. DeLaHunt farm
the Southside.
w. L. Bell, assistant cashier of the
State Bank of Frazer, was a business
visitor here Monday.
George Carroll and son James, of
Lustre brought in some produce and
took out supplies today.
P. E. Penner was in from Wolf
Greek Wednesday after supplies and
brought in a few MELONS.
Stratemeyer & Williams of the
Southside were in town yesterday
and took out a new Avery separator.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-24

For the latest-see the Liberty ad
W. E. Dickson was here from Os-
wego Monday.
Dicks Bread is made in Wolf
Point None better. 27-tt
Miss Pansy Glyshow of Richie, is
a guest of her cousin, Luella Barry.
J. J. Baker of the Lustre country
was transacting business in the city
: today.
We have received our fall sam
pies. Look 'em over The Davey
Tailors. 21-tf
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Vitalis Dougherty of Weldon yes
terday.
]. B. Switzer is looking after
farming interests in North Dakota
this week.
A. R. Milton was among the visi-
Tors from the temporary county seat
Tuesday.
j. C. Wall was in from Lustre Tues
day with his father who left for his
home in Winnipeg.
Priscilla Dean in her greater work
"Wild Honey at the Liberty next
Thursday and Friday
Mrs. P. w. Way, wife of the Vida
merchant, left Tuesday for ar ex-
tended visit in New York.
J. J. Cook, father of John F. Cook,
left today for his home at Montrose,
Missouri, after an extended visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bell and Miss
Aleen LaRue of Frazer were guests
of friends here the first of the week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-24

two years in the medical corps, ten
months of which was overseas.
Miss Emery came here from
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, and has
been connected with the First Nation
al bank since last November. She
has a large circle of friends and is
possessed of an engaging personality.
Victor Merrill of Medicine Lake,
an old comrade of the doctors, was
best man, and the bride was attended
by Miss Gene Mensing of Ray, North
Dakota. There were no invited
guests.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow returned to
Wolf Point by automobile and are at
home to their friends at their apart
ments in the Flynn block.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-24

Miss Emma Smith returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks trip
through Yellowstone National park.
She reports a very interesting time
and was in one of the parties that
drove over Mt. Washburn which is
1O.1OO feet above sea level.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-24


next Saturday.
Vote the "Clean House" ticket a
the primaries.
A specially good program mex
Sunday at the Liberty.
Chas. w. Hamblin is recovering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Wolf Point was well represented
at the dance at Vida Saturday night
Hemstitching-My machine is at
the Buttrey-Swift store. Belle Gordon
Axel Grimsrud and 0. w. Olson
were in from the North country to-
day.
Your business, large or small, is
always appreciated at "Lloyd's Store"
Phone rs. Aft
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Mason of Glas-
gov, yer registered at the Sherman
Monday.
J. H. Rhoades was among the SEQ
hey people who were in Wolf Point
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Skare of the
Northside are the parents of a baby
boy, born Sunday.
Dave Unrau was in from Lustre
country the first of the week and
took out a new Avery separator.
Mrs. H. G.. Ditmarson enjoyed a
visit the first of the week from her
aunt, Mrs. Tollesrud, of Zumbrota,
MINI.
Henry Gray, president of the West
ern Oil Co., was here from Redstone
Tuesday looking after business in
terests.
J.. C. Rankin, superintendent of
telegraph for the Great Northern,
was here from st. Paul the first of
the week.
Juliet GIFTS underwent an optra-
ton for acute appendicitis at a North
side hospital Sunday. She is getting
along nicely.
A terrible flood wiping out a whole
city is seer in the big picture "Wild
Honey" at the Liberty Thursday and
E,iJou T+,e G,soofT
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Adams of the North coun-
try on Monday, Aug. 81, at the Har-
ris hospital in this city.
Joseph A. Robin of the Volt
store, and J. j. Schutes were here
yesterday and took out a load of
merchandise for the store.
Wolf Point Stampede moving pic
at the Liberty two days Satur-
day and Sunday September End and
3rd. Don't forget the date.
Roy M. Kellogg, "Clean House"
candidate for county treasurer was
among the politicians in town Tues
day. His home is at Lanark.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Sateren and
Mrs. Carrie Onstad returned to their
nome at Comertown. Montana. on
Tuesday after a visit at the H. C.
home.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be
entertained by Mrs. H. C. Ditmarson
md Mrs. Bert Norby at the church
easement on August 81. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public. l
Billy jacob, who has been spend
ng a few weeks vacation with rela- I:
ives and friends in N. OAK, return
d the first of the week and will re-
ume his position in the Hauge bar
er shop.
B. C. Fleenor and daughter, Olga, !
f Sand Creek, we're in town Mon
ay with a load of c~antalope and had
trouble in disposing of them. Mr..
leenor says he has several loads of |
lelons to haul in yet.
John H. Clarke, public accountant,
no has been in the city auditing the
ooks of school district No. As, made |
business trip to Plentywood the
rst of the week. He expects to
nish his work here today.
Mrs. ]. H.. Phelps and children left
'r their home at Crosby, N. D. last I
eek, after spending a few weeks
Wolf Point as the guests of Mrs.
A. Paulsen and Miss Emily Ander-
m, sisters of Mrs. Phelps.
Try the new Ell Montana cigar;
size, new combination, excep-
onal1v mild Mado of a opoh;po
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-24

DR.. T. M. MORROW Be
COMES A BENEDICT
Continued from Page One)