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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Henry steinsruber and wife 10 nr. A.
4. Brown, January 17, 1923. deed TO ali
lot ], block is, new city block 517, on
Crockett street; 1890.
c.. f. Gwinn and Ida Gwinn to John
II. Cunningham, July &C. 1922, deed TO
part OF lot IL, new city block I79; $40
etc.
Mrs Elizabeth II. Mitchell ct al to
Mrs. S, Il, Hancock, June 81, 1921, quit
claim deed to lot 20, block II, city block
Lucinda IT. Rodriguez ct al 10 Ismael
Cara, December is, 1898, deed 20 two
acres out OF F. Farias survey Is; $3.50.
May S. Ieathermau TO Z. NJ. Asstin
and NJ. V. Whitworth, January 80, 1919.
South San Antonio. first filing; s622s.
John Spencer Baen TO Grace W. aBen,
January u, 1898, deed TO lot S. block 10.
ton.
II. E, Morrow and wife 10 Z. Z. Ham
riond, January 5. 1898. deed to east one
half lot !, block 6, Artesian Gardens addi-
J. W. Ayers and -,lfe to Charles Bel
block 4, new city block $50, on Cactus
William =. Lehr to Mrs. Frieda Ripr-
stein. January IL, 1922, deed to all Of
lot 10, block +, new city block SAC, on
South Olive street: $1,000.
e. NJ. Austin and r. G. Austin TO NJ
V. Whitworth, November s. 1919, deed to
undivided one-half interest IN all of lot
2, block 10, town of South San Antonio,
Kate Barham ct al 10 IT. W. and Hor-
tense Donnell. January 2. 1928. decd 10
lot 81. block :. new city block 2045. Ter
rells subdivision on Cortez street; $3.50
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INVASION BY WOLVESl
THREATENS NORTHERN
SECTIONS OF COUNTRY
Number Of Deaths Reported
in Districts of
Ontario.
by the Associated Press.

New York. Jan. lS.-Northern sec
tions of the United States are threat
ened with invasion by packs of hunger
mad wolves from Canada, and untold
damage is likely as result from at
tacks on sheep and cattle, Director
W. 7. Hornaday of the Bronze Zoo,
said today, after an intensive study
Of the alarming increase Of grey tim
Der wolves within the last few years.
Scores of packs are now wreaklng
havoc among farm animals ami are
wiping out furred game in Ontario
while, recently, two Ontario mail car
riers were attacked and killed near
Lake Nipissing. The remains of a
trapper and two Indians, 1evoured by
wolves, also were found few days ago
BY hunters.
grey, or timber wolves, according 10
Director Hornaday, is due 10 a present
low raw fur price.
"Cut in fur prices have checked the
activity of trappers and Indian HINT
ers in wiping out the packs" he said.
mo bounties are offered in Canada,
u my kHONltukC lOE "Oii eSdips' anu
as it has not been profitable to hunt
them for their pelts alone, their in
crease has been large"
"1n the United States, it's different.
Practically every state has bounty en-
wolf scalps, ranging from So TO $50,
while in the west cattle and sheep as
sociations offer additional rewards.
This has been incentive in wiping out,
to great degree, the wolves in west
ern United States"
Game animals are being ranid!y ek-
terminated by the wolves, his report
showed, and he declared, ther, has
been many instances where hunters
and trappers were attacked and in oc-
casional instances, killed by rowing wolf
packs.
Several years ago Buffalo Jones.
the famous hunter and sportsman. and
a partner went 10 northern Canaia,
near Great Stave Lake TO capture
musk-oX calves for museums" he
said. They captured five and while
bringing the animals back to their base.
were surrounded by an enormous wolf
pack. For five days and nights they
fought continually, killing dozens OF the
animals, but finally won thei: way
through. although the calves were
abandoned.
MANY a missing hunter or traveller
has been an unrecordcd victim of
wolves ~
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A Girl of Her Time
BY CAROLYN BEECHER
Copyright, 1898. by Carolyn Beecher

at wasn't any use, Alice. The hard
err l tried not 70 love you the more
cared" he said, with touch of his
old boyishness that made her feel they
never had been separated-neyer been
any change in their relations.
"And l thought you were going 10
marry Adele" She laughed, but her
lip trembled pitifully.
"Me marry Adele! Why, Alice, dar-
ling, what a mess of misconceptions,
Of Understandings There never
has been but one woman for me in
the world. big as it is. / have loved
you always, dear, and only you. Do
you-can you care for me, darling?
Will you marry me, dear? So many
times / longed to take you in my arms
and keep you there always, but you
were such n strange little Alice, with
all those queer ideas about men and
women-abOut marriage-that | didn't
dare risk being sent away from you.
Tell me, dear. do you love me?"
Yes, / love you, Kirk. think
always have loved you, but j didn't
lslow it-not until they told me you
were TO marry Adele. Then ] knew.
But | can't marry you, Kirk. l have
my duty TO father and mother. l shall
never leave them
For long they talked. Kirk arguing,
Alice determined. She never would al
sow her father and mother TO be de-
pendent upon any one but herself
never!
After bit Kirk ceased TO argue,
He could wait. and now not unhap-
PLY. positive that in time he would win
Alice TO his way OF thinking.
Then n the deepening darkness they
talked of all that had happened. With
burning cheeks. thankful he could not
see the blush of shame. Alice told of all
that had happened-of Shelby's actions,
her own remorce that she had brought
the insults upon herself.
You won't love me when you know"
she had told Kirk. "But you have got
to know! l can't let you love me
even ms a big brother. unless you let
me tell you everything. And l want
my big brother, Kirk-want him terri
bly,"
"You should have gone to Mr.. Will
liams." He spoke quietly, but his
bands were clenched.
II am glad l didn't. He has been
so good to me, and il would have given
him pain, and--it might not have
helped" She spoke Of the day Shelby
met with his accident, his swearing he
would have her.
Midnight was long past when Kirk
left her. He raised her hand to his
lips. fingered n moment, then she was
alone. He had been afraid TO show his
affection: he remembered all she had
said about soft and mushy men.
TO Be Continued.)
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Chapter LXXXI.

Chapter LXXXI.
Kirk came often both TO the shop
and to the little cottage in the cOun.
try. But never to interrupt. IL Alice
were busy he would speak cheerily,
and take himself off.
Gradually they resumed almost theiI
old relations 10 each other, the old
comradeship. The long days of their
separation, their heart-aches seemed 10
fade into an incredible past. Yet
Shelby's name never had been men,
toned. Kirk wanted TO be sure before
he spoke.
Sometimes he saw n look of sadness
in Alices eyes, and it hurt him.
"She is thinking of him-Shelby. he
thought, and would close his lips tight.
ly. He had told her he would wait,
and he would. But as the days and
weeks went by he grew impatient, his
longing was great.
What are you thinking Of, Alice?"
They were sitting on the little vine.
draped porch in the twilight Of a Sun
day afternoon. Your eyes are very
sad. dear
Were they? Not a very good
hostess, am j, Kirk? But my thoughts
weren't worth even the psoverbial
penny"
alice, were you thinking about him
Docs it still hurt you?"
Him? Who?" Her thoughts had
been entirely upon Kirk. He was her
big brother, he never would be any.
thing more. His repression had car
ried the idea. He wasn't going to
marry, Adele, but he didn't love her
save in the big brother way he had
before all her trouble came. Forever
she must lock her love for him in her
heart. he never must know.
Alice, l have hesitated long TO speak
OF it. of him, fearing TO give you pain.
But can't you forget Shelby? Do you
still sorrow for him? Forgive inc, dear, >
misinterpreting the look that swept her
face. But / must know-that is il
You will tell me-
He was very hunble. He longed so
intensely for her-her love, that ten
derness overlooked in him.
Shelby! Oh. Kirk. Did you think
/ ever grieved over him-that creature
Whv, loathc, despise him"
But you loved him once-were go.
ing to marry him." A look of intense
aversion crossed her face.
Wide-eycd she stared at him.
Marry him. That abOminable cad
I can't help it, Kirk, can't help let.
ting you see how ] feel. What made
you think / was going TO marry HING
He told Of the rumors he had heard
before he went abroad--of meeting her
with Shelby even Mt a time she re,
fused to go out with him and others
Of Adele's belief she was engaged "a
him-of his desperate fight TO forget
his love for her.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-13
STRANGE CREATURES
ACQUIRED BY TROOPS
WHILE ON THE RHINE
U. S. Soldiers Haze Learned
to LoDe Quiet Life in
Germany.
BY the Associated Press.

C05lenz, Jan. 10. - The American
transport, st. Mihiel, will look good
deal like Noah's Ark when she sails
from Antwerp with the last of the
American forces in Germany il the OF.
ficers and the men are allowed to carry
all the queer animals and merchandise
they have accumulated in the idle and
financial hours Of the last four years.
The extent and variety OF these pos
sessions only began to dawn upon them
during their hurried preparations for
the homeward voyage, and some are ex-
pressing the fear that their menagerie
will have to be left on the Rhine.
The men have acquired many strange
creatures, ranging from monkeys to
Rhine fish. The exact number of Ger
man police dogs in the outfit is I'M
known, but they are a multitude, and
in addition there are numerous
daSchunds, turtles, monkeys and song
birds.
OF the inanimate objects, there are
queer little music boxes fixed in the
bottom Of beer stems that, when prop
erly worked, make noises like birds
there are weird collections of postcards.
antique pictures and all varieties of
carved pipes, and great supplies Of car
pets and civilian clothes, the latter in
Guiding queer shaped hats and silk I'M
derwear bought at ridiculously low
prices in Cologne, together with furs
and other odds and ends.
All these are intended either as gifts
to the homefolks, or, in the cases of
those men who have married while on
the Rhine to lend comfort TO the new
homes they are planning in the United
States as only few expect to re-
main in the army after their re-
turn.
"All in all. it's certain the ST. Miheil
will be loaded. But il is not so much
what the soldiers want TO take that
counts, as what both officers and men
are leaving behind. The majority are
pulling up by the root the life they
learned TO love. II is not a regiment
but colony that is being moved.
There will remain for a time. 30 of
ficers and men 10 straighten out the
records, dispose Of property and settle
claims. Major General Allen and Col.
William w. Hartz, chief OF staff Of the
army of occupation, probably will head
this rear guard. They will close down
the model farm, where cattle, hogs,
chickens. rabbits, fruits and vegetables
have been raised and to which was at
tached large dairy.
There are a number Of army schools,
tennis courts, golf clubs and athletic
fields near Fort Alexandria where polo
matches were held and where American
horsemanship frequently prevailed over
that of the Allied soldiers in high jump
ing competition.
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FOUR S. S. CONTESTS
One Game Played In Intermediate Di.
vision, Three In Junior.

-Four games were played in the Sun
day School basket ball league Friday
night
In the intermediate division, the
Central Christians defeated the South
San Antonio Baptists, 2S to II. Tolle
scoring is of the winners points.
Fain got ten points for the losers. This
game was at Turner Hall.
At the Y. NJ. c. A., three junior
games were played.
The crack st. Marks five played
fine basket ball and held the West
End Methodists to two points, both
made on foul shots, while scoring 25
points themselves.
With Fenner and Easley leading the
rival aggregstions on the offense, the
South Side Christians defeated the
South San Antonio Baptists in a stub
bornly-fought affair, s to g.
The Prospect Hill Methodists man
aged TO get only two points and were
defeated by the Calvary Baptists, 20
to 2. Ferguson starring by making
half the winners points on field goals.
Charley Treuter refereed all the
junior games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-13
MAYFIELD, AT CAPITOL
JUST WANTS TO LOOK
AROUND HE DECLARES
Denies That He Will Con-
time as Railroad Com
missioner.

Washington, ID. C., Jan. 1S.-sena-
tor-eect Earle b. Mayfield, Of Texas,
arrived here Thursday night, and con-
ferred with various friends in the
capitol. He insisted that his only pur-
pose in coming TO Washington at this
time was TO inquire as to the proper
method Of filing his credentials and
what other formalities may be required
for him to take the office TO which he
has been elected. He will make ap-
plication for a suite in tho Senate
office building.
81 just came UP here TO LOOK around"
he said, "and then l wanted to be
present mt the Orient hearing, which,
| am informed, will be resumed this
afternoon. There is no special signifi-
canoe in my visit"
He was asked il there was a tounda-
ton for the story, coming from Aus
tin last Sunday, that he did not in
tend to resign as railroad commissioner
until after he had been seated as sena-
tor.
THAT originated in the fertile brain
Of George Armistead," said Mayfield
smiling. IL don't think any one knows
when l will resign as railroad commits
sioner, for l don't know myself. OF
course when l become senator l will
no longer be railroad commissioner.
That should be perfectly obvious"
Senator-elect Mayfield was asked il
the reports that efforts would be made
TO prevent him taking his scat had
prompted his visit to Washington.
Not at ALL" he replied, 81 have
heard something about them but am
not worried. i don't look it. do II"
He declined TO discuss the Mcr
Rouge investigation or other alleged
Khan activities, saying he knew moth
ing OF them other than what he had
seen In the newspapers. Mayfield
will be here several DAYS.
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

Austin, Tex, Jan. 13.-Chartered:
Crow Brothers Laundry Company ot
Waco; capital stock $4,000. Incorporn-
tors: Frank Grow, r. l.. Barclay and
James w. Adams
Ehiert- BunSl Motor Company of
Orange; capital stock, $40. 900. Incor-
porators: Hershel Ehlert, W. p. Bunch
and J. A. Stewart
The Furniture and Trading Company Of
Amarillo; capital stock. $4,000. Incorpor-
ators: Charles L. Green, Charles r. Green
and w. NJ. Jones.
Amendments filed:
Blnyon- O'Keefe Fireproof Storage Com
pany. Fort Worth. increasing capital stock
from $50. 900 to $4,000
Baker Show Company Inc, OF LocE-
hart. decreasing capital stock from 100000
to 1000.
Permit granted:
Plains Development Company OF Tulsa,
okla: capital stock. $4,000. Texas head
quarters at Nocona. John A. Shepperd'
state agent
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-13
OBITUARY
Mrs. Frances Newman.

Mrs. Frances Newman. rs years old
died at the home of her son, George
J.. Newman, on the Blanco Road. Fri
day morning. Mrs. Newman was a
native Of Hannibal, Mo-, but had lived
in San Antonio for the last 40 years.
She is survived by her husband, Charles
Newman, six sons, Charles s. Of Ration.
n. NJ; William L.. George. Joseph f.,
X. A. C"Pat") and Frank NJ. Newman.
all Of San Antonio: and three grand
children. The funeral will be held from
chapel of the Riebe Undertaking com
pany, Sunday afternoon at $50. Mrs.
Riggs, officiating. Interment will be in
the City Cemetery No. 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-13

Radio fans, let us introduce Miss
Inez Wilson of 3l3 Ripley avenue. Inez
read the announcement in which The
Light offered a complete radio set for
ten new subscriptions, it sounded so
good that Inez started to work at once
and sold ten of her friends and nc-
quaintances subscription to The Light.
at is easy 20 get subscriptions 10
The Light" Inez said, as she was hand
ed her set, with an extra pair of head
phones as an additional award for being
one of the first ten to win radio set,
Boys and girls, here is your chance
TO get a complete radio receiving SCI
for only ten new subscriptions. Come
to the office of The Light at once, get
your subscription blanks and start gu:
and win one of these dandy receiving
sets.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-13
HOLD FORMER CASHIER
Illinois Grand Jury Charges Bank Held
100000 in Bad Paper.

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 1S.-Irwin c,
Hahtridge, 20 years old, former cashier
of the First State & Savings Bank of
Woodriver, ILL.,, was arrested here TO.
day on an indictment returned by the
Madison county grand jury in connec-
ton with the closing of the bank No.
vember IL last.
The bank was closed by the state au-
ditor following an investigation which
disclosed that 100000 in alleged bad
paper was held by the bank. Hartridge
announced he will waive extradition.
He denied there was more than sew
eral papers in the bank and asserted
IT appeared he was the "goat."
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JACK JOHNSON LOVELY
So He Says When He Shakes Hands
With jess Willard.

New York, Jan. 13.-Jess Willard
and Jack johnson met in a cafe at Mad
isOn Square Garden just befre Bill
Brennan and Floyd johnson entered the
ring last night.
Willard advanced, hand extended, and
said:
Hello. Jack. how are you?-
johnson beamed and said:
"Oh l am just lovely, Mister Viii
lard, just lovely"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-13
PLAYS TAG WITH VENUE
Man in the Moon Obscures BrisIs
Planet.

Chicago, Jan. 13.-The man In the
moon early today played tag with We
nus and for nearly 45 minutes that
bright star was invisible TO observers
here.
At 3 20 this morning Venus seemed
to be hanging by a thread to the east
ern limb OF the moon; a few minutes
later it was entirely hidden; at 6:l3
o'clock Venus reappeared on the dark
side of the moon, seemingly in added
lustre.
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Mrs. w. s. WestcOtt.

Mrs. W. s. WestcOtt, 75 years old,
died at her home in Brentwood, Tex,
Friday afternoon at l O'Clock. She
was n native of Kentucky. She is sur
vived by her husband. W. S. Westcott
of Brentwood. The funeral will be held
from the parlors of the Hagy and Me-
Collum Undertaking Company at 3 80
Saturday, with services by Rev. r. 4.
Scranton of the First Baptist Church
Of Brentwood. IntermeRt will he in
the United Confederate Veterans Gene
ferry,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

W. g. Tolley, Yoakum, Tex, and Mrs.
Anna Schultz.
Ebert c. senter, Fort Sam Houston,
and Ella Sweat.
Jason F. Hurd, Kelly Field, and Flor
ence MRdgivick.
Daniel Albert HegoTty, Boulder. Colo,
and Mrs. Theo Hartman Cross.
Sebastian T. Mcchler and Carolina
Pohler.
walter J. Holzhsus and Lorraine War
ran
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-13

Washington, ID. C., Jan. 13.-Secre-
tary Hughes will attend the Pan-Amer-
lean conference TO open soon at Santi-
ago. in March. if public duties permit,
and has accepted conditionally an in
vitation extended through the Chilean
ambassador here to visit that country.
Details for the trip, it was said today,
have not yet been arranged.
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T0O LAVE no CI.ASNIFY

SAN JosE-FTvE ROOMS AND BATH
$3.50 $3.50 cash or will take a good
automobile as part payment
SMITH & SMITH, REALTORS
Ioa Natl Rank Cam. Crockett 20se.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

DIR. J. d. WARD WISHES TO An
nounce 70 his friends and former pa
eos Brady building. Specializing In sue
csEsfnl reatnlsnt for rheumatism
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NEAR COUNTRY CLUB

Attractive five-room bungalow screened
sleeping porch, cobblestone front. honey
porch, hardwood floors in living and dim
lng room, double-face buffet. hot water
heater, California cooler. three-pieee bath,
Earage, excellent condition, splendid foun-
Iation. Leaving town, anxious TO sell.
FAN Crockett 7175.
li50 LOT ON BLANCO ROAD, TERMS.
! $500, 2h acres with five-room house
ear school and car line, $1,000 cash, ball
lnce S25 monthly including interest. This
NJ a real bargain. Call Travis 6e92
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Hagy & McCohum. Undertakers
Quick ambulance service. Crockett 10i.
Lady assistant at all hours. -tAdv.l
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FURNISH & FURNISH
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
!. AND LOANS.

q
49, AND LOANS.
BUNGALOW. EIGHT ROOMS
Has everything, cement porch, eN-
ira large living room, music room,
breakfast room, elegant bath, French
doors. oak floors. fireplace and all
the bullt-in features. Right on top
OF Beacon Hill. Just the home you
are looking for. Let us show you.
Call Mr.. Foster.
BEACON HILL ARIsT0CRATIC
BUNGALOW, MODERATE PRICE
Large living room lexis. with ar
tistic fireplace and bookcases, large
dining room adjoining pretty break
fast room, all have hardwood floors,
two sets French doors. kitchen with
cabinets built in. Pittsburg heater.
two large bedrooms, nursery room,
also g'asssd-in sunroom. bath has
tile valnscoting, tile floor, basetub,
pedestal lavatory. linen closet, large
cement front porch I4x20, rustic
brick pillars, double garage, ser
wants quarters, choice location, a
real home. practically new. Owner
VIII lose some money for quick sale.
CAN Mr.. Wedemeyer
FURNISH & FURNISH.
sls-i5 Brady Bldg. OR, 1924.
OR sALE-A LARGE THREE RooN
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Hnphes Nav Go to Chile.

COLONIAL SHOP FLOWERS
Or. 1922. PA F.. Travis St.-(Adv. J
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xiffTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN.
Tlarepn Ihnrsoay, January ~, Ls-s, a.
10 o PIX q. m, 1 will otter Tor SAFE az
publ uction for cash TO the highest
biddt Ltihject 20 confirmation by the ret
cree !. 1.-THE stock OF merchandise and fix
lures onging 70 estate OF DANIEL hal-
movi fMerehandise consists OF dry goods,
bootslgh.oes, hats, caps, mems wear piece
good s,l,fi unaware, notions. etc. valued az
a bout 90 and fixtures valued at about
$50. tan4le will take place at 36l East
Conn. tie street, San Antonio. Texas.
Iny~afry may % Inspected upon ap-
plieat 10 =, -
Ga Alamo Nat Bank Bldg,
- San Autnnin- TaHas.
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low 6! y! 7
Ill T1eRe1t MaR n
$50 CASH, BALANCE EASY
Will buy good four-room cottage with
sleeping porch, also rear screened porch.
built-in features, three-piece bath, gas
and electricity. almost new, 10 Paul ST.,
$500. Can you beat 1t? Lowe, the Rent
Man. Crockett 43t2.
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FURNISH & FURNISH.
6I6-e3 Brady RIdF. Or 10,

FOR sALE-A LARGE THREE-ROoM
house, modern, in good condition. Oft 4
'outh Presa. Owner, 2l2 Tennessee. Travis
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-11-16

In personal letter from MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Champion, they state that
they are now located at Martel, Ohio,
a small town just outside of Marion,
the home of the late President Hard
ing. They attended the funeral and
saw the body as it laid in state. Mr..
Champion now holds the position of
field ranager of "The Ancient Order
of Cleaners" an insurance society.
For future reference and fer
the benefit of those of our for
mer citizens who now reside
elsewhere, we should always say
something about the weather
but there isn't much to be said.
The nights gradually grow cold.
err, the days are chilly and damp
the kind that weave themselves
into a shroud of snow for the
dying month.