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The Coconino sun., 1925-10-16
WILD HUNTERS KILL A
FLOCK OF TAME TURKEYS

Last weekend a trio of persons
hunting deer and turkey in the Clay
Springs section killed nine of the
tame turkeys belonging to c. G: Bry-
ant of that place.
These three hunters we're passing
directly by the home when they saw
the turkeys feeding contentedly in a
nearby field and they Immediately
opened fire ard had killed nine before
the occupants of the house could stop
them.
We cannot understand how it was
that the trio couldn't tell they were
shooting tame turkeys after firing
once at them fer wild turkeys hide
Immediately aftersbeing shot. at. Then
again, we can forgive them for that
mistake, but why should they continue
shooting after they had killed the
limit the law allowed, which is six
Snowflake Herald.
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-16
DUKES MIXTURE
CREATOR is DEAD

New York.-James B. Duke, tobac-
CO manufacturer, died Saturday at his
home after an illness of several weeks
that followed a nervous and physical
breakdown. -
In one of his last statements before
death, Mr.. Duke said his passing
would have no effect on the future of
his varied interests as they all were
in good hands. For several years he
had not taken an active part in the
conduct Of the many enterprises in
which he was interested.
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-16


Don't forget to send your films to
Carson, the photographer.
Rummage sale Thursday, October
% at the Woman's clubhouse.
Uniformity of excellence is charac-
teristic Of photography at the Carson
studio.
Decker Williams last night went to
Prescott to be gone day or SO on
business.
Headquarters for magazines and
newspapers at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
Mrs. R. Evans returned last week
from Los Angeles, where two months
ago she went to visit relatives.
w. M. Cady Jr. and C. H. Cooper
left on Tuesday to drive to McNary,
spending that night at Holbrook.
C. NJ Barnard of Cleveland, Ohio,
last week joined the prescription de-
partment at the Breen-Lewis drug
store.
Flagstaff Business and Professional
Women will meet next Tuesday night
at Odd Fellows hall for their dinner
meeting.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let US fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Deluxe Cleaners.
Fish Bros, Phone ZIP. 3-13-tf
Mrs. Walter Bennett and little
daughter, Bobbie, will be home next
week from the east, where for the
past three months they visited rela-
tives.
Ted johnson of Columbus, Ohio, ar
rived Tuesday and is employed in
Rabbits drug department. Robert
Smith, who had held this place, left
for his home in Cincinnati.
Lawrence Campbell of the Arizona
Central bank spent the holiday inter
mission at Standard with his friend,
Bill Katus. He will leave tomorrow
for his home at Ft. Madison, Iowa, on
vacation.
Mrs. Hugh Tillman came up from
Winslow, where she and Hugh have
bought home, for two or three days
visit, most of which she is spending
at Kendrick park with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Tillman.
Mrs. Sarah Voolfolk left Saturday
for Los Angeles to visit for week or
ten days with relatives. Uncle Tom
McCann and his little canine friend,
Mickie, are staying at her home dur
ing her absence,
Clarke's Greater shows, carnival,
have tents south of the tracks this
week, entertaining crowds every night
The shows are clean and interesting.
They are given here under the aus
pices of the local Elks lodge for the
Christmas fund.
Mrs. C. O. Robinson arrived last
night from Phoenix and for a week or
more will be the guest of Mrs. 7. E.
Pollock, Mrs. Al Sanford and Mrs.
Hugh Campbell. She will spend the
winter in Phoenix with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Carrow
Mrs. Eugene Campbell of Ashfork
and Mrs. James ST. Claire of Phoenix
on Sunday were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Switzer and family, the
former returning that night. The
latter, formerly Miss Reba Switzer,
will visit her folks here for two weeks
or more.
Stanley Watkins, proprietor of Lake
Mary camp, and Mrs. Watkins have
been persistently indulging in veni-
son for several days, Stan having
killed a magnificent 325-pound, z
point buck between Lake Mary and
Oak Creek, having the rare privilege
of waiting behind a clump of bushes
and picking out the choicest one of
several coming in his direction.
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-16
COMING NEXT WEEK

DIR. ScheH, the well known optome-
trist and optician, of Tucson. will be
at the Commercial hotel ON his regu-
lar visit ON Friday and Saturday of
next week (23rd and 24th) and will
remain the two. days only. If you
need glasses, call on him for expert
service.
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-16
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

The u. S. civil service commission
has announced an examination for
postoffice clerk (initiaD postoffice
service at Grand Canyon, Arizona.
For information and application
blanks, apply promptlysato the local
secretary, u. S. civil service board,
postoffiee, Flagstaff.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
Sea FVgerte
RODUSGO
Vig09sosO

Todo el fnun6o admira la Robustez.
Y cssi todOa detest o.4moS la Debllidad,
tanto en- los hombres como en- las
mujeres. Que causa tanta falta de
vigor o robustez en- la gente moderna?
Sangre in.pura, sangre debil depau-
perada que carece de hero v demas
elementos de vitalidad imprescindi-
bles al bienestar humane; esa es Ia
causa indiscutiblemente. La sangre
impura depauperada proviene de
infecciones o excesos, o por herencia /;
frecuentemente ambos.
Pero, sea cudl fuese ell origen, 10
importante es remediar el NAL. Para
este Q infinidad de personals dependen
del Hero Nuxado, ell revivificante
moderno de la sangre y de los nervios.
Lleva a la sangre ell hierro organico-
ell mismo hierro que contiene la sangre
humana en- su estado normal Y abas-
tece al ORGANISING de Glicerofosfatos,
verdadero alimento nervino. Es la
formula cientffica que neceSita toda
persona debilitada, los anemicos, los
nerviosos, hombres y mujeres que Sc
sienten envejecer prematuramente
etc., etc.
Tome ell Hero Nuxado para la SAN
gre para los nervios; NADIA mas. ALI
esta su verdadero campo productive
de fuerzas Y vitalidad. Dos semanas
suelen bastar para demostrar ell gran
alcance del Hero Nuxado. Pruebe3o
para cOnvencerse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
La crisis poEticd...

tros lectores que hace algun ITEM
20 la Asamblea Municipal apro-
ID una resolution en- la que Sc ha-
cia constar que para la buena mar
cha de la administration no era
acceptable que miembros de Conf
tes Polfticos fueran su vez fun
cionarios municipales. Este acuer-
dc ha quedado en- pie, a pesar de
haherse pedido que dicha resolu-
cion fuera reconsiderada Y anula-
da por la propia Asamblea. De mo
do que ell acuerdo primordial o de-
cision de la Asamblea, de que
ning1n miembro de Comit6s sea
empleado municipal ha sido inal-
tcrable.
En- resumen: Ell Lcdo. Jose R.
Gedpf, aunque ha renunciado am
bos cargos, en- el Comite Y en- ell
Municipio, queda entendido que Sc
ra siempre Director Escolar por
cuanto la asamblea no ha de acep-
tarle la renuncia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17

(Contlnuaclon Gle la Ira. pag.)
En- case de que ell LcdO.
Gelpi sea nombrado Fiscal
de Mayagiiez, hay tres as
pirantes para ocupar la pla-
"a de Director EscoIar.
Ponce, setiembre 14-Como re-
cordaran nuestros lectores hace al
gunos dias ell Directorio de la
Alianza hizo publico que ell con-
hicto politico de esta ciudad esta-
ba en- Was de arreglo. Ell hecho
era cierto pues para solucionar ell
asunto los miembros del Comite de
la Alianza, el Alcalde, los asam-
hlefstas, el Lcdo. Tous Soto v ell
I.cdo. Gelpi, sostuvieron una con-
ferencia privada. :. a la que fue
admitida la prensa local aliancis-
ia. En- dicha conferencia Sc lego
I'm entendido formal para dar
por terminado ell incidente.
Hoy podemos asegurar a nues-
tros lectores que todo ha sido ARE
glado satisfactoriamente y que ell
microbes proximo la Asamblea
celebrara una session para poner
punto final al enojoso asunto de
Ponce que tanto Sc ha comentado
en- la prensa.
En- primer lugar debemos decir
que el Lcdo. Jose r. Gelpf acept6
y prometio en- la reunion, presen-
tar las renuncias de sus cargos de
r1iembro del Comite de la Alianza
y de Director Escolar. Estas renun
cias han sido presentadas, cum
rliendo ell sefor Gelpf su palabra.
Los asambleistas de su parte pro-
metieron al Lcdo. Gelpi no acep-
tar su renuncia, mientras e1 Co.
mite de la Alianza estuvo de acuer
do en- aceptarle la renuncia como
miembro del mismo. Este acuerdo
fue entera satisfaction de los
litigantes. Por otra parte Sc adop-
taron dos resoluciones, una de-
sagrayio del Comite para con la
Asamblea, y otra de esta para con
ell Comite. Estas resoluciones vie
men solucionar ell conficto que
habfa surgido, pues nuestros lee
torres Sc acordaran que hace algu-
nos meses, ALA por febrero, la
Asamblea Municipal practice,
pcr medic de una. eomisfoas snom-
brada de su seno, una investiga-
ci6n administrative en- las condi-
clones del Hospital Tricoche; in
vestigacion esta que di6 lugar a
un voto de censura del Comite con
ira los asambleistas. Esta actitud
del Comite provoc6 ell conficto
Que ahora acaba de 5resolverse sa-
tisfactoriamente. La Asamblea
tambien lie di6 un voto de censu
ra al Con1ite en- aquel entonces.
Deben acordarse tambien nues-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
EstamOs de aCuerdO..
(cOntinuaci6n de Ira pagipa)

(Continuacion de Ira. pagipa)
M
to municipal de dos milIones de do
lares para mejoras p1blicas, por-
que entendfa que las obras que Sc
proyectaban eran de Immediate ne
cesidad.
"Unicamente hemos diferido"
nos dice ell Gobernador, zen 10 que
respecta al procedimiento que ha-
bia de enlplearse en- la venta de los
bonos. Ell asunto Sc presentaba all
60 serio. Estaba entire 81 la Asam-
blea vendia directamente los bo-
nos 0 81 Sc haria por mediaci6n del
Negociado de Asuntos Insulares.
Cada uno de los organismos, insu-
lar y municipal, defendfa su pun
to de vista, acercandonos a medida
que pasaban los dias a la solu-
ci6n de la pequena dificultad que
nos confrontabamos. La Asamblea
Municipal Y ell Consejo Executive
han conference.-the en- la mafiana
de hoy, me parece que Sc ha lie
Pado a un acuerdo para la aproba-
cion definitiva del emprestito".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17

seie utlnSlmos araCu4os de D&1 DertA d.
salidad superior ofrecidos por un per1o
do Imttado a un preeio MAS BARATC
que el precio al mayoreo del fabricante
Imaglnese usted 10 que obtienei Sober
biz navajo de barbero, con filosa hoja dc
Acero inmejorable, maquinilla garantiza
da doble co. magnificas tiieras de bar.
berO, una peinilla y una brocha. Todo por
solo IS. 90. Sc gsrantiza que Ell precio 90
eI MAS BAJo en- los EstadOs Unidos.
La exceIente maquin1Ila por ST sola vale
81 precio que pedimos poT TODD el eQui.
%. Aproveche usted estA ventsjosa oter-
- m4entras dura 1 ex1stencia. Envfe en-
pedtdO Ahora. Ec0nomice cuentas de bar.
IBERIA.
NO ENVIE EIEGUN DINERO
Pague al csrterc 1895 mas amos Guam
hos centavos por el porte al efectuarss
- SntregA. Sc le reemboIsarA 81 dinero q
nn Queda sattsfechn-
NEW YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY CO.
Depatamento F-23.
81 Third Ave.-New York, N Y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
Sc GELPI ES
NOMBRADO FISCAL.

81 ell Lcdo. Jose r. Gelpi es NOM
brado Fiscal de Mayagiiez Y este
acepta dicha plaza, quedarfa va
cante la Direction Escolar de Pom
ce. En- este case va suenan con in
sistencia tres candidates magnf-
ficos.
Lcdo. F. PARA Cap6,
Lcdo. Eugenio Lecompte,
Doctor E. Cumpiano.
Los tres son buenos candidates.
La terna es brillante. Actualmen-
te el Lcdo. E. Lecompte es Auditor
municipal. Uno de los pocos audi
torres que tienen verdadero conoci-
1niento de su labor diffcil. Seria
una perdida para la Auditorfa la
ausencia de este funcionario.
Dichos tres candidates son to-
dos buenos amigos, pero sabemos
que ell nombramiento de F. PARA
Capo cuenta con el apoyo de la
Asamblea municipal, y puede dar-
Sc por SECURE de que 81 ell Lcdo.
PARA Capo acepta dicho cargo Sc
ra electo por unapimidad.
La confirmation de la primera
narte de esta information sera CO.
nocida el microbes. 81 ell Goberna-
dor nombrara al senor Gelpf, Fis-
cal de Mayagiiez, Y este aceptara.
entonces dicho caballero no ten
dra necesidad de tomar possession
de su cargo de Director Escolar.
RAMIREZ BRAU.
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
CARTAS De ESPANA...
continuation de la pag. 81

encontramos con algunos empefios
Individuales que deben ser adqui-
ridos y agradecidos. FL del gran
pintor Rusiiol que ha constituido
un portentoso museo en- su "Gau
Ferrat'', de Stiles.
De todos nodos la mayor parte
del teSoro artistico espafiol emigra
en- gran escala, por la sagacidad de
los negociantes y la ignorancia y
la codicia de los vendedores. Espa-
ma, que pudo competir en- rique-
"a artistica con las demas naciones,
Sc va a yer despojada de ella, va a.
los hombres no 10 hacen, 81 Dios
no 10 remedia.
Angel Guerra,
Madrid, 81 de Julio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
ACTUACION
DEL CONSEJO.

FL Executive nos explica que no
es que ell Consejo quisiese vender
los bonos sin consular en- 10 mas
minimo al Municipio. En- forma al
guna. Ell Gobernador Towner es-
pera que la Ordenanza municipal
sera enmendada, legando la Asam
hlea sus derechos a la venta de los
bonos, tan solo condicionalmente,
va que Sc sreserva ell derecho de
aeeptar el postor que crea mas con
veniente los interesas de la mu-
nicipalidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
UNA COMISION
EJECUTIVA.


Ell Gobernador nos ha nantes
tado que el esta dispuesto nom
brar una comisi6n que Sc compon-
ga de asamblefstas municipales V
miembros del Gabinete, cosa que
Sc redacte la resolucion que deba
aprobar el Consejo de -acuerdo con
los deseos de una Y otra parte, pa
sando despues dicha resolution por
tai concepto redactada, la Asam
blea Municipal de donde Sc envia-
ra al Consejo, dandosele asf apro-
bacion definitiva, sin necesidad de
hacer mayores enmiendas al texto
de la Ordenanza de emprestito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
SU TRAJE NUEvO OTRA vEz
EN- MENOS DE UNA HORA

y OS comerciantes, profesio-
males, etc., necesitan pre-
~ sentarse ben traieados,
oor raz6n Imperative de sus
conVeniencias.
Desde ahora cuentan con un
establecimiento moderno PARA
Ell LAVADO Y PLANCHADO AL
VAPOR POR Ell NUEVO METO-
DO HOFFMAN. que al mismo
tempo desinfecta la ropa.
Nuestro taller esta equipado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17

Madrid, 81 de Julio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17

con ell uItimo modeIo de naqui-
mas HOFFMAN, y a cargo de
personal experto con muchos
amos de practica en- talleres en-
NueVa York.
No inporta cuan usado o
maltratado haya sido cualquier
traie de sonora, cabaIleros o
niflos, senciIIamente teIefonee
enseguida al 2o24 y enviaremos
a buscarlo inmediatamente. En-
menos de una bora 10 deVoIVe-
renos NUEVO OTRA VEZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
EVIDENCE FIGHT
OPENS MONDAY
Dry Agent Charges 0Imsted
Home, Booze Office

The most important preliminary
legal battle in the much.delayed Ohm
sted booze conspiracy case viii take
place Monday In Federal Judge Ne
terer's court when defense attorneys
viii attempt to have the evidence
gathered By federal dry agents sup.
pressed
An answer to Roy Olmsied's peti.
ton 10 quash the search warrant and
suppress the evidence. filed about
two weeks ago. was filed Saturday
morning by c. T. Mckinney. assist.
ant United States district attorney.
II consisted OF an affidavit from
Eur1 Curwrn. my arrur VINO ieu me
rnla on olms,ed's home 37h7 Ridge,
ehS Elhsc. Pm DcyfriEet IL less
" Gotwih cnargds, III tho Answer.
InSt +nr'olhrstetY ~ s,arrictf A-,ss.s nsess
ms his place OF business. which was
primarily that of dealing in intoxi.
eating liquors"
He also charges that agents tapped
telephone wires to the offices of
Jerry Finch. attorney for olmsted.
and TO the Olmstcd home, and over.
heard conversations, the bulk of
which related TO traffic In intoxicat.
ing liquors"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
LOSSES
ARE HEAVY
Tribesmen Fail to Stem Ad-
vance OF French

FEz, Morocco. Sept i2.-Riffian
losses In tho firzt q hours OF the
great French drive north OF the
ouergha have been very heavy.
duo TO the fnnatical fury with
which the Krim men sought 10 stem
the French thousands.
with the fntalism and scorn Of
danger which their religion instiils
in them. the Riffians resisted at
points where. from tho start. re.
Nlntanco was futile. In some cases,
they battlcd on. oven when they
were ou,numbered. ten 20 one Thus
they suffered heavily while tho
French losses are described 40
"trifllng."
The French arc continuing their
onward push.
BomberH OF the American csquh.
drllIc. fighting for France nEains;
Add Fl krm. moved down 100 Rif-
fan troops In their onslauRhts
against chccaouen recently. accord
ing 10 official announcement here.
In addition 10 the 100 deaths. the
accuracy OF American fire took
heavy toll among military stores
and barracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
M ACEE PLEADS
NOT GUILTY
New Mexico Editor Denies
Murder Charge

LAS VEGAS, N. NJ. Sept. H.
Byu. P.)-carl c. Magee. editor Of
the New Mexico state Tribune. Of
Albuquerque. is today under $4,000
bond on a charge of murder, await.
ing the December session OF the
grand jury.
Magee late yesterday pleaded not
guilty TO n charge OF murder in con-
nection with the accidental shooting
Of John b. Lasseter. before jus
tice Of the peace here, when for.
mally arraigned.
The bond. signed by eight Las
Vegas citizens Immediately after the
shooting. was allowed 20 stand.
Lasseter was shot as he interced-
ed 10 pull Judge David ]. Leahy
away from Magee. whom he had
knocked TO the floor and was kick
ing and beating. Magee shot at
Leahy. hitting Lasseter. In two
more shots he wounded Leahy in
the arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Church Weddings Fail
to Stand the Wear and
Tear of Marital Life

OF zoo marriages isn't quite so high.
Ho found that of the last two hun.
dred ceremonies performed in King
county l6i were performed by
clerics and 40 by civil authorities,
or the 200 divorces, only two
were performed by jewish rahbis,
and only six by Roman Catholic
p.lcsts.
But there aro still lots OF persons
willing TO take the chance, accord
ing to Van Ferguson, In charge of
the marriage license counter. He
has granted licenses TO e,75g couples
during the first eight months of
this year, despite tho fuct that l..
$40 divorces were performed during
this somo period In King county.
Comparison between January and
August, shows n slight advance In
the 1895 divorces he said, and about
the sumo number Of licenses,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Flock Backing Its
Pastor in Courts

The congregation Of the Seventh
Day Adventist church. of which
Taylor O. Bunch Is pastor, has en-
tered the lists In the court fight
between Mrs. Anna Bapk ballard
mSssaass aas apFga, and the pas
tor.
\ temporary restraining order
was issued by Judge Everett Smith.
in superior court, preventing Mrs
Bouk from attending services at tho
church. Mrs. Bouk recently sued
Bunch for $4,000 damages for al.
legged SANDER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
NO CHANCE
TO help
ship!
Cries for Help Come
by Radio; Ice Is
Crushing Sides

- %, =. messages from tho brit.
~. ish steamship Baychimo.
early Saturday. told of the weasel
being caught faS1 In Arctic Ice
fiocs off Hcrschei Island. In the
Arctic OCEAN. east of Point Bar.
row. Tho cries for help were
received BY the harbor radio sta
iion here after having been m.
laycd by The steamship Odunn Of
the Alaska Steamship Go.
Because OF the lateness Of the sra
son u will be impossible 20 send any
ship 10 her rescue and sho will have
to spend the winter In tho Arctic
seas. according 10 Captain Dodge Of
the Z. S. coast guard service.
The Baychlmo is operated by the
Hudson Fay company and was sent
out from Vancouver. y. c. loaded
With food and supplies rcr the far.
iherest north base Of the Canadian
mounted police
Herschel island near which the
ship Is caught has been an old
whaler's wintering station and has
been occupied hy white men for the
last Is years. There are two Eskl.
mo villages there and no anxiety
Is felt by men familiar with the
country over the safety Of the
crew. Reports from the ship state
That the Ice Is crushing The ship
badly and that there is a possibility
Of tho ship being lost.
The Coast Guard Cutter Bear.
which has hcen stationed In tho
Arctic this summer. left onalaska
Saturday md is expected 90 arrive
In Seattle In about 10 days time.
Capt. Dodge said.
The steamship odunn was Tss
miles from cordoYa. Alaska. when
she picked up the radio message.
The 4. $, Bureau II Education
Ship. Boxer. last to leave the North
ern areas beyond the circle, Is en-
route 10 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12

saw the princoly mutt OF the dog
show and recognized him. An in.
qulry was launched which cstab.
lishcd the dogs identity.
II found him in the street ox.
planned the boy.
II paid high price for him"
said ClInkenbenrd. "Ifc comes from
royal blood, registered stock He is
n king instend Of mutt. His name
Us King Tut
Clinkenbcard felt sorry for the
boy, fearful when he learned the
animal would have TO be returned
to tho original owner,
you keep the cur" he said.
Some day. when King Tut get
married III see that you got n
pup"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Boys Cup-W inningMutt
DOg PrOUes to Be Lost
Pup of BIOOded Stock

CPOKANE, Sept i2.-By Y. Pr
~ A homely Airedale dog, with a
contagious smile. was crowned
prince OF Nuts at the Interstate
fair here.
A little frecklefaced boy stood
by TO receive huge silver cup Of
fcred ~ prize for the homellest,
muttIcst kiyoodle. He called his
dog Rags. The Alrcdale's tail
wnggcd Joyously when he saw he
was the center OF the ceremony.
Today II wac learned that the dog
Ia In reality n king" In the canine
world. a long time ago G. Cllnkcn.
beard, dog fanclcr, purchnsed n val.
liable pup from an Orang.Alrednlc
litter He lost the dog. But hc