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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Charles c. Austin. 81 Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison. soldier. and Jaunita j. Carl
stadt, 10. Of 2i75 N. Harding-st. nurse.
Roy Williams. IS. Terre Haute. musician,
and Carmen M. Carey. "a, Claypool Hotel
stenographer.
Clement B. Bennett. &C. Of 1912 Harvey
st, evangelist and Mabel NJ Roberts. %.
OF FOOT Miller-st. housekeeper.
Fletcher D. Moore, %, Of 500 Beville-av,
PWA, and Phyllis J. Saxton. le. OF 1925
Graceland-av. housekeeper.
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Tribe Battery Candidates
Leave for Training Camp
Manager Nefer and Players Depart for Florida; First
Practice Is Scheduled on Sunday.

band Redskins depart
evening Station practice
will be held n training Wauchua Fla
Timing Clifton Wright reached there this
preliminary Trainer Al Ritter
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REYNOLDS SCORES WIN

SAN FRANCISCO, March g.
Jack Reynolds, former indianapolis
grappier, threw Tsutao Higami of
Japan in the main event of wres-
Ting show last night.
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81 Household Goods
STOP


Read this ad. II you are looking for
furniture, rugs, stoves. radios. washing
machines or any kind of household goods.
you will find plenty of all kinds at bar
gain prices at GRIBBENS FURNITURE
AND STORAGE. VIII list a few Of the
bargains:
Breakfast set. SIS. Almost new kitchen
cabinets for So Very fine dinette sets
s27, so. Walnut and maple dining room
suites cheap. apiece overstuffed. ike new,
s27 so. IS other high grade overstuffed
suites. Walnut bedroom suites complete.
S2e. so. AL kinds Of beds and springs; 2
pair twin beds; dressers. chest of drawers.
Fine mahogany poster bed, SIS. Table
top gas ranges: almost new gasoline range.
oil ranges: fine coal ranges: cook stoves
laundry stoves; heating stoves: Is good
washing machines: one Maytag for S2450.
Cedar. chests; red leather davenport; Is
good late model radios. Almost new late
style modernistic bedroom suite.
China cabinets; gateleg tables. Chambers
rs good rugs; Beautyrest mattress: spinet
desks; lamps: pull up chairs. All kinds of
other furniture of every description.
Shop where you will find the better class
of furniture.
p. m.
NOT OPEN ON SUNDAY
j. p. GRIBBEN FURNITURE AND
STORAGE
1501-3-5~7 Madison Ave
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Basket Results

COLLEGES
West Virginia, IL; Georgetown, 26.
North Carolina, 80; Virginia, 81.
Washington and Lee, SO; Virginia Poly,
20.
Bucknell, a; Western Maryland, 81.
Davis and Elkins, So; West Virginia wes-
ieyan, Al.
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Vernon Acres Bargain
~ Real Estate EXCHANGE

FIvE-ROOM modern. north Of Fail Greek.
for single or three-room double south
of Fall Creek. east or Irvington. HU-
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E~EEE1f8Et4AtNs .VttVN WIFI
Players on hand at Perry Stadium
today greeting Chief Killefer and
other officials were Logan, Elliott,
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81 Real Estate Loans
RATES 70 so. Considerate attention.
F.. B. McK1BBEN. 846 Consolidated Bldg.
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Births

Girl
Orlia. Eva Roe, 2o5s N. Keystone.
Boy
Lawrence, Carrie Owens. AIT Leeds.
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81 Rent Suburban Farms
80 Business PrOperty

TWO new s-story buildings; electric ele-
vators, steam heating plant, plenty of
daylight; 3 blocks south Washington and
1llinoiS-Sts. Keys, rates. 202 Kentucky-av.
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WOODWARD-Mary E., age 81 years. wife
Dross, Mrs Vera Coffey Mrs. Helen Nal
com, Mrs. Evelyn Shannessy. Mrs Violet
Rradburn, Howard. George and Harry
Woodward. passed away Thursday morn
ing'at residence 229 N. Addison-st. Fu-
neral services Saturday. 2 D. m, Conkle
Funeral Home. 1884 w. Michigan-st
Friends invited. Burial Floral Park.
Friends may cali at the funeral home
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ANTHONY-Barbara Ann, beloved little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay D. An
thony. died at the home, 1921 N. Cap
itol-av. Friday. Funeral notice later.
KIRBY.
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40 Wanted. to Rent
As Securities

WILL RENT equipped farm on shares
Must be good land. w. L. SPURLOCK.
& R0v
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DOYLE-Nora. age 70 years, beloved wife
evening at the residence, 321 S. Hancock
ST.. Friends may call at the residence
SatudTday and sunday t FuneTaI fervS ICES
NERAL HOME, 1884 w. Michigan-st.
Friends invited. Burial Washington
Park Cemetery
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So Miscellaneous for Sale

TYPEWRITERS-sl0 up All makes;
bought-exchanged MCOLLUM
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 233 N Della
Ware-St RI-4Q06
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COOPERATIVE Marketing of
Poultry and Eggs Gains.

Farmers cooperative marketing Of
eggs and poultry in Minnesota showed
a % per cent increase during the 1885
marketing season compared with the
previous season, according to word from
the Farm Credit Administration OF St.
Paul.
It is estimated that the large CO.
operatives with membership of around
$50 members will this year do a total
business of approximately S550,O00.
The volume Of cooperative marketing
of poultry and poultry products for this
season throughout the country IS est
mated at $50 100000 compared with
s53.000.0OO for the previous season
Higher prices for eggs and poultry
were the principal causes for this large
increase in the dollar volume of sales.
There are about $1,000 farmer mem
bers of such associations at present, and
l54 associations.
Eggs, chickens and dressed turkeys
are this year bringing in the funds that
are being used by many farm families
to meet interest and principal payments
on loans, although there are very few
loans based on poultry as security or
loans made for the purpose Of financ-
ing poultry operations.
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100000
100000
10000

Band, .......... 100000
Light and Water, .... 1O,O0OO 90
Workmen's Compensation, :. 100000
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED, That
the said levy be certified to the County
Auditor Of the County Of St. Louis,
Minnesota, to be entered upon the tax
rolls
The foregoing resolution was moved
by Alderman Ellis. seconded by Alder
man Slabodnik, and declared carried on
the following vote:
Yes: Aldermen Ellis, Maxi, Schweiger.
Slabodnik, Zgonc, Mayor Banovetz 60.
No: None (0).
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Nap is Costly for
DrOlUsy IOIUd Man.

Luverne-It cost Peter Menage of
Rock Rapids, Iowa. $500 and costs for
parking his car in the middle of high
way at Luverne and going to sleep.
Menage started for home at four o'clock
in the morning after spending sociable
evening in Luverne, and having driven
only few blocks the sandman
sprinkled so much dust in his eyes that
Peter realized he could not drive.
Shutting off the motor and lights he
proceeded to do the best thing under
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8. That the matter Of the proposed
sanitary sewer and water main ex-
tension on Second Avenue East,
from the alley between James and
Boundary Streets, south, to the
City Limits, be referred to the City
Engineer to prepare an estimate OF
the cost Of the proposed work and
report at the next regular meeting.
Respectfully submitted.
The Committee Of the Whole,
By JOHN j. SLABODNIK, Chairman.
Moved by Alderman Skala, supported
by Alderman Ellis, that the report Of
the Committee Of the Whole be ac-
cepted and filed. and the recommends
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Council Chambers, Ely, Minnesota.

Council Chambers, Ely, Minnesota.
Tuesday, October 13, 1896.
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING.
Adjourned regular meeting of the City
Council was called to order at TOO
o'clock P. NJ, by Mayor Steve A. Ban
ovetz.
Present: Aldermen Ellis, Schweiger,
Slabodnik, Mayor Banovetz.
Absent: Aldermen Maxi, Skala and
Zgonc
Moved by Alderman Slabodnik, sup
ported by Alderman Schweiger, that the
meeting adjourn Carried.
A. o. KNUTCCN
City Clerk.
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FOR
CONGRESS
A.
PIT TENGER
His Record
Speaks

When Congress adjourned year ago, the Minnesota
Fire Claimants Bill had become law The Honorable
Paul Kvale, Farmer-Labor Congressman from Southern
Minnesota visited in Duluth at that time and publicly de-
cared that the strategy of Congressman William A. Pit
tenger the determining securing successful
action in the House of Representatives this measure
Pttenger record shows years of continuous work
legislation which has been of tremendous benefit to
the people of Northern Minnesota.
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Adopted this 9th day Of October, 1886.
Moved by Alderman Ellis, supported
by Alderman Maxi, that the meeting
adjourn until TOO o'clock P. M, Tues
day, October Is, 1886. Carried
A 0. KNUTSON,
City Clerk.
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line, oil, ....... 2o1.S5
Standard Salt and Cement Co.,
supplies, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 43.o1
A. Stenlund, BlackSmithing, 1895
St. Paul Book and Stationery
Company, Books, .. 1855
st. Paul Hydraulic Hoist Co.,
supplies, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z.Ft
j. E. Thompson, City Chemist
and Veterinarian, Reprints, 20.30
Victor j. Thompson Garage,
Tire. oil. ................. 1925
Tourist Service Station, Oil, =. 1888
j. G.. Trembath, Blacksmith
ing, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4U.4S
Underwood Elliott Fisher Com
pany, Ribbons, typewriter, =. 1900
Frank Veranth, Cement, lime,
pipe, ....................... 3O125
Wallace & Herman Company,
Inc, Supplies, ............. 36.14
Andrew Watilo, Jr., City
Treasurer, Interest paid on
warrants, .................. 464.s2
Westinghouse Electric Supply
Company, Electrical sup
pies, oiz-lz
The Wise Book Company Inc,
BOOKS, 40
Frank Zorman, Ice to Deten-
ton Hospital, ....... 1900
Total, Observation-Disclosures. $50 ,2O216
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the circumstances, take nap. His only
error was in not pulling to the curb.
The patrol came along a few moments
later, found the driver snoring and took
him into custody.
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Vote as follows:
Yes: Aldermen Ellis, Maxi, Skala,
Zgonc, Mayor Banovetz (6.
Aldermen Schweiger and Slabodnik
voted mo" on Item No. and yes" on
the remainder of the report.
Motion carried.
WHEREAS, Sections 359-1 through
1886 of Mason's Minnesota Code, 1896
supplement, which sections comprise
Chapter 256 of the Minnesota Session
Laws for 1881, provide that the City
Council of a city of the Fourth class
may, by resolution adopted more than
fifteen 15) days before any election
or primary, appoint relief judges in each
district, and
WHEREAS. the City of Ely is city
of the fourth class and wishes to take
advantage of these sections of the law,
NOW THEREFORE, BE TT RE-
SOLVED, BY the City Council of the
City of Ely, meeting this 9Th day Of
October, 1896, that said City Council
wishes to and hereby does take advan-
tage of the above quoted sections of the
statutes and does hereby appoint the
following named judges to serve in the
following designated election districts in
Ely, Minnesota, at the general cleo
ton to be held in Ely, Minnesota, on
November 8, 1886, said named election
Judges to appoint their own clerks:
Precinct Relief Judge
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Council Chambers, Ely, Minnesota.

NOUlfC1l SIld11DcIS, Ely, M1lulSSOId.
Thursday, October 8, 1885,
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING.
Adjourned regular meeting of the
City Council was called to order at
TOO o'clock P. NJ, by Mayor Steve A
Banovetz.
weiger, Skala, Slabodnik, zgonc, Mayor
Banovetz.
Absent: None.
The Council went into an executive
session to consider the 1896 Tax Levy.
The Council conferred with MeSSrs.
Edwin Larson and Carl E. Gausman, of
the staff Of William M. Ingemann, Ar
chitect, concerning the plans and speci-
fcations for the proposed community
building, P. w. A. Docket MINI. 1O97.
Preliminary plans and specifications
for the proposed building were sub
mitteF and discussed
The Council reasembled
The Architect was instructed to sub
NIT estimates showing the additional
costs, if any, using stone or brick in lieu
Of concrete in the construction of the
proposed community building.
Alderman Skala was excused at this
time.
RESOLVED, That there be and here
by is assessed and levied against the
taxable property Of the city of Ely, ST.
Louis County, Minnesota, for the next
ensuing year, the sum of 1912 ,223O0 to
be apportioned to the several funds as
follows.
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Polling Place
Klun Bui1din G
ground floor 1873
North Central Ave.
Community Center
Building (reading
room, ground floor
South LIST Ave. E.,
between Chapman
and Harvey Streets.
Thompson's Garage
Building, 227 South
Central Ave.
City Garage Build
ing street Commis-
sioner's Office sos
East Sheridan st.
Washington School
Bldg. (main audi m,
ground floor 'front.'
ing 5th Ave. East.
Phone er S C h DOL
Bldg. (main hallway,
ground floor on
Camp Street be-
tween 9th and 9Th
Avenues East.
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by Alderman Slabodnik, that the appli-
cations be accepted and filed, and per-
mits be granted upon the payment of
the proper fees. Carried.
Proposals from the following to fur
nish $1,000 #. 2l3 Inch fire hose, were
opened, read, and referred to the Com
mittee OF the Whole:
Bidder Brand Price per IT.
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Precinct Relief Judge
First Eileen Christopher
Mrs. Sylvia Debeltz
Elmo LaSsi
Second Anna L. Kotchevar
Robert Kukko
Anna Rowe
Third Ellen Sundholm
Dorothy Prowse
Victor Turala
Fourth Frances Larson
Martin Skala, ST..
Dorothy Bates
Fifth Edith Chinn
Anna Novak
Antoinette De Bernardo
Sixth Frances Slabodnik
Eleanore Swanson
Louis Zgonc
The foregoing resolution was moved
by Alderman Slabodnik seconded by
Alderman Skala, and declared carried
on the following vote:
Yes: Aldermen Ellis, Maxi, Schweiger
Skala, Slabodnik, Zgonc, Mayor Ban
ovetz %.
No: None.
Adopted this 9Th day of October, 1886
Moved by Alderman Maxi, supported
by Alderman Slabodnik, that inasmuch
as Herman Roponen had refused a
previous offer of settlement, the City
Attorney be instructed to endeavor to
settle the Roponen injury case for a
sum not to exceed $4,000, less what
ever amount Mr.. Roponen owes on his
water and light account. Carried.
Moved by Alderman Slabodnik, sup
ported by Alderman zgonc, that the
meeting adjourn until TOO o'clock P. M
Thursday, October 8, 1886. Carried.
A. o. KNUTSON,
City Clerk
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Respectfully submitted,
90 FRANK SCHWEIGER,
("") JOHN j. SLABODNIK,
JOHN N. MAXI,
Committee on Accounts and Finance
NOTE: 90 Alderman Schweiger ap-
proves only those payroIls
and bills that have his
signed approval.
(~%) Alderman Slabodnik ap-
proves only those bills that
bear his signed approval.
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Moved by Alderman Skala, supported
~ Alderman Schweiger, that the ap-
,lications be accepted and filed, and
license be granted each applicant upon
he payment of the proper fee. Car
led
Applications for permits to hold
iances were read as follows:
JugoSlav National Home Association;
JugoSlav National Home building, Oct
,ber 10. 1896;
Ely Business Girls Club; Washington
Auditorium, October 30 1896.
Moved by Alderman Zgonc. supported
Evening star., 1936-05-10

of the battlefield of Waterloo. . pyra.
mid l48 feet high (22S steps) has
been erected ut . strategic point.
Centuries ago - legend says 1000
years-the more gifted bards and
minstrels Of Wales organized the
Eisteddfod, q court before which
candidates sought to prove their
worth in singing and story telling.
II good. they received licenses. The
Eisteddfod continues to the present
day. and will be held this year At
Fishguard, Wales, August 3 to Q. The
character, the pomp and the clever
ness Of the gathering remains. Poets.
singers, musicians and other talented
people gather annually to compete for
prizes, and thousands Of visitors at
tend the sessions. It Is one Of the in
tellectual manifestations Of the Welsh
people.
Spring galloped into Nova Scotia
and caused the date Of the annual An
napolis Valley Apple Blossom festival
to be moved up to the week end Of May
% to Is. The valley is the largest
apple growing area Of the British
Empire. and mile after mile Of bios
SONS rival the fame Of Washington's
cherry trees.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, JR.

~ ALL the American brides,
relatively few. perhaps. will
I on their wedding trip make
~ a point of visiting the placid
Evening star., 1936-05-10

Janeiro, that residents tell whether its
Summer or Winter by remembering the
date, or perhaps by checking on the
hue of blooms.
Churches in Zurich, to reduce the
bedlam of rival bells, long ago effected
an agreement by which they tolled In
unison at a specific hour Saturday
evening. Catholic and Protestant
churches in Lucerne have adopted the
same pact. In the Summer, they will
ring out together at 7:30 pm.
Ben Nevis, highest mountain in the
British Isles, received q lot of world
notoriety toward the turn of the last
century. but only recently has the
casual traveller begun to put its sum-
NIT on his should see" list. 1t used
to be the goal Of ambitious climbers,
and because of the difficult ascent,
figured in advertising stunts of the
day. In the 1880s publicity centered
around the 30-foot weather observa-
tory, which was built in '82 and be-
came involved in politics as "whim
adventure" Lack of funds forced
suspension of operations. In 1901.
a sewing machine company ballyhooed
an expedition which took its product
to the observatory as gift. Not to
be outdone, the city of Fort William
offered a prize to the man pushing
wheelbarrow to the top, and the
world became more Ben Nevis con-
scious. Last year 1000 visitors climbed
to the observatory. A new pathway
has been built to the top, and a rail-
road spur is connecting Fort William
with the base of the pathway.
Trinidad grows oranges. but when
ripe they are green and don't look
ripe on U. S. markets. Otherwise,
they have everything an orange takes.
To give the visitor a broad view
Evening star., 1936-05-10
ACTUAL STORIES OF G-MEN ACTIVITIES
DRAMATIzED IN PICTORIAL STRIP FORM

Nof just another filler
crime STRIP. bat an aa.
theshe presentation Of
the Usifed States Coz.
srwmsSfs scientific
asd rathIsss garfors
on organized crime.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

. Rex Collier, the outhor Of
"Wer on Crime" is one Of the
bsst.known crime reporters in
the newspaper business and hos
been 4 member Of the stoff Of
The Evening Stor since 1920.
He hos followed with oetive in
terest the foseinoting career Of
J. Edgar Hoover, chief Of the
G-Men. As q specialist in crime
reporting he hos come into pos
session Of many eoIorfuI foets
on G.Men activities. So we'll
Informed is he on the working
Of the FsdereI Bureau Of Inves-
tisation thot two Of his feature
articles on the activities Of the
bureau were published by the
Department Of Justice as Of
fieioI information booklets.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
Elephants Leave Mountains.

Elephants, which have kept high up
on the slopes Of Mount Kenya. In Ken
va Colony. because Of the drought be.
low, are now descending to the plains.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
Begs to Be Cremated.

Evicted from her home in Toxic,
Japan. Mrs. Koko Masuda, . widow
aged 80. went to the city crematory
and begged that she and her three
children be cremated.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

with vim that makes the pillaging
of customs agents in other European
nations seem like child's play.
Nothing is left untouched Letters
are read by translator. Every last
rouble and kopek is counted. as well
as any foreign currency the visitor
may have. 1t Is, of course. strictly
forbidden to take any Russian money
out of the country-and in case a
few extra roubles are left over. the
officials usually suggest that they be
spent in sending cable to the folks
back home
Evening star., 1936-05-10
The Travellers Notebook
Brides of the World Who Visit Sweden May Find
Golden Relic of Poignant Romance-Tnip
Time in Notwithstanding.

revived the quaint customs of the
fatherland and invites the traveller
to see the Netherlands in miniature.
This years tulip festival is from May
Is to "a.
A natural love of the Dutch COM
munity for the famed flower of the
Netherlands prompted the festival
which has grown in authenticity of
tradition with the years until section
of Holland virtually has been repro
duced. Men don puff breeches (pof
Broeken), women forget the store
fashions of today to dress in tight
bodices and full skirts. All wear
wooden shoes (klompen). In these
costumes they participate in the OPEN
ing eremony-sweeping the streets
of Holland.
Baskets filled with tulips, little
flower girls dot the street. Here is a
milk cart, like those of the land Of
the dikes, with dog as the beast of
burden: there, a coffee shop with
older men partaking of their koffie
kletz And all around are tulips.
Private gardens supplement mass
planting in the parks and the gardens
are open to the public. Carrying out
the scheme of things more faithfully,
many citizens have erected picturesque
little windmills, some not so small at
that.
Parades. pageants and concerts
mark the festival. And the town
abounds in quaint little shops where
handicraft and art. by native Dutch
men and their descendants, are sold:
shops with babbelaar candy, wooden
shoes and contagious good humor.
SCRIBBLINGs: The famed water
~ play in the beautifully land
scaped Park of Trianon, Versailles,
leaped into life today. when cascades
and streams began to tumble and
spout from the sculptured basins and
! des Reservoirs is to live within the
walls that hid from the public OF
royalty's day much of the life of Mar
quise des Pompadour. Her palace was
modernized to serve today's tourists
/ There is also the ultra-modern Trianon
Palace Hotel, its history associated
with statesmen who signed the Treaty
of Versailles.
The Normandie carries stock Of
$50 pounds of the finest caviar-ano
20 tons of potatoes.
Antiquities are relative, like the
words "old" and young" Edinburgh's
older residents are up in arms against
modern transportation-busses. They
prefer old-fashioned ways of getting
about and insist on the retention OF
trolley cars. The pre-mechanical age
horse apparently is forgotten.
The visitor in Portugal can use
handmade toothpicks if he wants to
Natives whittle them from willo"
branches and call them "palitos."
So equitable is the climate of Petro-
polls, the gay year-round resort in the
Tijuca Mountains outside Rio de