The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10 00:00:00

THE PRINCE Oi WALES AT CRICHEL.

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On Sunday morning, after an early breakfast, and
while many by no means lasy peoide were yet s-bed,
the Field Asrebell Commanding, accompanied hy the
Aujutuut LiebereL the Qoa.rter iueotr General Colonel
Middleton, and Mr. el. Caloralt, anl atteudei by
Golan.' tL fford, rode over to the chimp of tlie Southern
Army to be present at church parade. The reinainuer
of the house party stayed at Criebel, sod the Prince of
Wale. Prinoess of Tech. 11.11. U. the Duke d
lack, and many of the ciaiturs staying at 0,01,0, cc-
oompanied Mr. and Lily Augusts siort to the church
In the grounds, where Diehl. service We. perform,d
ehoriily, the mask being ezelusively Anglican, and well
rendered. The sermon, which Tu•idlosted o,woderable
ability, was prom:bed by the Key. Mr. Fix The cot-
Ares/stun wau 11.1 large as this pretty little church could
ius Daily News in e;Awsking of the crowdo acsenib'ed
to KO the PrlnO•s Of Wales and Date of C•tuorld4o on
Monday, &synths Doreetehire osople,it le admiit ,0 on all
sides, are a wond•riully good•teuqh re I ea1•g..1,4 taco,
very may to deal with, and 01 au artiothit Of
respeat for a mounted policeman which
n'sr•y• met with in • London tree I. If euyea.
behaved at all badly to-day, it wee the sycople ou ours,
neck, who, when tee Prtnee sod the Duke rode on to
the RlCseMtrile Down to take up their pieces for the
march past, so hunted the Prince of Welts end the
Staff Met the Duke ordered Colonel Wombwell, to
form and stop the crowd. Alll7Oll those present on the
ground were Mr. O•rard Stun, the PrineH'iboA,
Lady Augusts Start, the Marquis of Weatinieeter, Lord
Sbatkobory, Sir Richard Oiyu, Ur. lisfsibro, X. P., and
Yr. Glyn, IL P.

JERSEY•
THE NEW HARBOUR OF ST. HELIER'S.

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Toe gigentio work of °matter:diet a breaketeter and
leading stag! for the mid pectins froqueotiag too
port of Si. Helier'a, is now ou a bur way ut lowed m-
oomplisheg. The plain proposed were legion, arid Cue
coma:Odes entrusted with the aeteinion of the plans,
after otausiderame investigetioo, adopted those ol Orr
Joh* Cook, as being moat suitabe. Toe total lecgth
of the pier is 1,800 yards, and the timimased mks is
£254,000. Sir John Ooode has boon eigiged at a
salary of £l,OOO per annum. Toe work wig ootirely
obviate the itioouverdenos of lauding at lie Ws or in
small kraut Tee fouudet,on statue weelaid ou ours-
day lest, august 29th. The careinoey was a ocunpiete
surmise The gentlemen specially Joined to take part
in the probate:bags, assembled at the Royal Court at
10.80, and formed tu prommion, three .oroain. Toe
proosediap oommenoed by a very aporovisto prayer
by the Dean of Jersey. Sir Job° leo to thou reed a
detailed eesociut of tee work, and neat doplittea in •
glass bottle, a number of ooins, newepapors, k.a. Thu
baying been done, the Bailiff spread the Oeilleat with
• giver trowel, toe bend playlet; " Rule aritidina.'
The Bailiff then declared the stone duly laid, pro.
nounoing tee following prayer—" Any Gad &Warns
amble us suesesdally to awry on and Musa the worn
ot which we have now laid the foundation dome "—la
the evening • losequet was laid at the Royal Yawn'
Club Hem. About 90 gentler:aim ant down to a splendid
repast. The Manama wail Judge de Q kimono, and
he WM supported on the right by Colonel Chistiester,
and Sir Joan Coedit, and oa the telt by he Demi of
Jersey and the Mayor of Weymoutb. Moor the 'tidal
loyal and patriotia toasts had been given and &oat,
0. be Oa" Esq., proposed the health of Sir Jotto
Coeds.
Sir JOHN replied, saying that he mash valued the
honour they had Join lion, and especially the coaddeum
they ted reposed to him by eelsetang bun se the
eationeer of Mk work.
Roe. Le Cuomo& Bm.t.rdale proposed the health of
the guest' specially mentioning the Mayor of Weymouth.
Toe idion of Wunorerii (Jos. Robertson,
responded His Worship arid he felt that Weymouth
wee so lathed to Jersey by maws of the picket sorties,
that he mold not refrain trom aomptiog the invitation
so kindly esteuded to him, of taking part in this day's
interesting promedings. He felt desirous to impress
the feeliogs of Ma poop's of Weymouth towards the
inhabitants of Jersey. They valued the thiamin that
stilted bet wee& them, and were extremely mations for
the day when larger and better steamers would be pal
upon the route, which would coadwai coasiderably to
increase toe trans between those two places. As to the
work they had that clpy begun, he oomidered It highly
medicable to se una.l a plans is Jersey that they bad
undertaken so enormous an elitorpries without seeking
Governmeet aid. la Ragland such a wok would have
called for help from the national °Lobe-tam% cud he
veutared Co say that as town to the three kiagdoms
°mild match the &Mimi of Jersey to that matter. la
England we consider ourselves Guiana* if we me pay
the tor west of a loon and keep mar harboais in repair ;
but to ray off the principal would be ooneniered per-
featly tJuiputo. Toe speaker thou pereed a very high
eulogium on the persoual Mummer of Sir John Coeds,
who bad resided in Weymouth many years, and was
tbare well known and dwiarvadly respected by all—(load

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app(ause).
Tim Magmas thou gar* "To our next sperrl mast-

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IL magellimmit display ol &reworks completed the
proceediage of the day.

0310061 floury Predict° Poaaouby II gantlet i Com-
paoion of the Beth.
It is stated that the Smidgen OoMot, C3rapany have
fc and 000 l measures MO feet below toe Potation /Loki,
at thou singings, four toPeo from Birmiorbaca.
Paul May, this set vivorof the Calowa vacitty„ is now
able to sat up sad cocre,s. Woisa his it autlimently
recovered to leave Sti Georges ilooptsal, be will be
broagot up at tite Weotinumor Poitoo-ooart and
char‘ed 1110 Ito • got mordor of Morahan MagiL
&mother prowls &pleat the employmout of ookthora
in the harirftt was wade on Thureisy algae at • great
meeting of farm labium. at Wood•soos, • borougo in
which one Judaea*, of toe Date of Matiooroagh is vory
conaidotable.
'fax Hozroz Mumma& —No aloe up to the pren•at
has been hod aa to theperpearators of the mur4or of
Kra dating and hoc doughto.. The polio* are about
to bona over to Mr. Pritchard, this eldest eon of the
deemeed widow, all the property youth belorged to Ma
demo 3d mother.
0:1/1. aID 8111 Alt 80PASSIIIMID !—Mr. Jolts EA
Olare, of Liverpool, has nuciesaided (it Is satO la pacifier.-
I big an mews, to ite wortivil by eleetro-mognetiatu. by
waleb as up awl-down motto's is obtained, wham* •
power is developed that it to apphooblo to our Lorig.st
ships afloat, said Mao so etstionary and loc3cootivo nes.

Tax Bey. Richard Kirwan, rural dean of Honiton,
with his family, were staylog at dadniouth, in Devoe,
and the rev. gentleman weal alma to the beech. doon
sleerwarda his Mottos were found without as owner,
end after a time his lifeless body drifted moors.
Llthough he was only forty years of age, hit had Oready
made fur himself a high reputation, both es a devoted
and iniefatigable pastor, and rt • scientific man. He
had held the rectory at Gittisharn, Devon, slam MO.
Till her. Dr. Brook, oae of the leading membirs of
Ms Baptist ditoontioation in Loudou, hos Mutinied
hls intention of retiring from the ministry, aluer a
marries of forty years. Dr. Brook miontenind 111
professional work in MO, and having been engaged in
varions spheres of Meow wry called upon to 18111 to
undertake the Willmar, of the new and handsome
chap* in Momentary fittest. Here he r I continued
to labour nomatiagly sad to large oongregmbies untul
the present tints. His retirement is expected to take
place at the does et the mama month. Hit waive-
gatioa, in order to give expression to their affectionate
regard for Dr. Brook peramany, and 'noir high
appreoistioa ot his ministry, and taking measures tor
providing for him a moderate annual Moine when may
in some measure replace the stipend whisk he will
relismonh unconditionally.
WHILS the Item. T. /Manor (says the Freeman) ia
making what we suspect will prove • futile ati...ek on
rnimsterial beards, there is • movement in a preettely
opposite direction going on in the tray. lii. not long
ago slam only theme, of the oevairy regiments were
allowed to weer moustashea. Now the infantry enjoy
the privilege em well; but both hoe and cavalry are
obliged to keep their fame as free true the hirsute
appendage pleated there by Nature ra if they were
under the command of the Ereoptlicali emayiet. Hat
they are grumbdag loudly at the compulaimi which
makes them still shine of sty, num. Phe Doke of
Cambridge sad the Prince of Wei.. de not shave; why
then, its. asked, should their subordinate/ be compelled
to do so ? The question it will be remembered, cense up
in Parliament, and before long it is litely that leave
will be extended both lathe dented the cavalry to
Utrow their ramrs away. The freedom bestowed not
long ago on our 'levet defenders in this matter of
growing the board has no doubt communicated eau-
aulecebie momentum to the onti-saavug agitation
oolong the land forme.
To Win oa nor to Wm). —Pore Hyacinthe, before
written his letter so the Traps announcing his Intended
marriage had evidently studied the lollowtog °beer va•
tom e of Jeremy Taylor ee the subject of andrimoar
dangirtc..liarrit.hriswiewleishits .niehielmyres balk aii becria"...tty., heru.tdm.s; otrte of s
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mbfunecuafs
of
sorrows and fuller of joys • it his under more hardens,
but is supported by all the stronlitha of love and
charity—aid those hordes' ore delightful.
is the mother of the world, and preserves kingdoms sad
fills Miles lied abashes, aid heaven itself. Celibacy,
doe the dy in WA heart of se apple, dwell. in perpetual
smote's; bat sits alone, and le candied and diem in
degularity ; bat marriage, like the metal bee, builds •
home, and gathers sweessem from every dower, sod
labours sod mites tato sochtiesi sad republue,
mode oat colonise, and feeds the world with delieacies,
sad obeys their king mid keeps order, sad exam,,s
many virtues, and presseiss the interest of mankind,
and Is that suite of good to which God bath dells Lied
the preterit nestatutioa of Use world." is mum um
however be 'apposed that although Pere Hyacinths
advocaats seenisge for prtsele, be weeld tionnsel those
who are am primal to Mee • liadlaz step witinutt the
almost delMeratese. lllarriege Is, as be truly remarks
" • terrible solemnity." The tronmeao, the weddieg
bnakrut, she ansoming el old atom after the sample—
these mod seeetkint other little matters Mums marri-
age m no hale affair ; and It litaat also be horse to
mind that, in these days, when
ON mast Is la, • ponadabil
••• • Ws, IS Is oss worms wibo SOS egad as
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MINNIMOTA AS • FUILD FOR "MIGRATION.
Tbsi Bey. Hemp Redeem of litaltwidge, ageost-
Panird IV • PIS, Of tinier
orssz
the m.j ority o up" were fa/nitre
tierabie m. ens left this oceieby for lb. United Beater
July 14 .0, per the Allan steamer litherniaa. He
.wirect la Liverpool oa his lucre jouroey,
pd. in the language of our American ceimmakisee "
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by our reporter. The reversed pioneer
earns triPe teraptured with the beauty and natured
we.lih if the land, arid only fears Wet, despisehis sloth.
he wools uot ho believed to inglaud if be gave full
expression to tbra impreedoos that he bee received. He
however, that the animate which he hu formed
of the suitablenets of We Siete of Mierieeora as • field
,inigr.toin for Eagh.b agriculturists end madmae,
in fuily shared by all woo acoompatisd him from
r.tiAlaild, nod the majority have o.llln proof 01 tbirjr
faith to the new itoturtry by at mom •ert4iox doeu
tesking it the I.ad .4 lb. i- adoption. lir Rodgers alas
sends out • sou in • week or two. lie stints that hie
etpru'atitoUe were •ery hisb, but th. y trete more tam
told the r, of the 1.6L1 that if he
related InEriglaid oil he had emu to *menu he would
Is! told Pot he bad learned in the stst,e We habit of
exaggeration, and his statspenta would be taken with a
&mush' of at least fifty per mat. The party landed at
Duluth, which is situated at the tiltente w,atern point
et Lake liavimeurin. Thus. We drutinspoint of the
Northern Pacific ifisdroal. Three years ago Duce we.
,il, ooe hoe.. on the site of Du.otti; atm it ie • Were
of 5,1:el Hammonds. ii:. Hodg. re • Poke respecting
Du oil, ere to vs followng affect : The reports I had
hesul isltegleurl redpretiug 'Duluth prepared me ao4
to Ibe it; todeed. I expected to had that every third
um was a nitirdeter or prepared to become one; bat
not.md o this! toned the people most peaceful, index.
Moue. and a. iespecteble • o.4,liiiiou as I wad sienna
to tit& Eseryihere ii.y potty sod myself were treated
with tuaritet tesS•ott eta/ true kindness. We *pent os
tito whole e• oceaent • day &tete as would be deeireds
ea I have Kell of iimussula so far ranee I left
hone it Is ot,e ut t,.0 finessaid must ehjoyable countries
is tile world." He spent bat a day 114 the lrnmedtale
neishhourhood, aura fouhd the. gog.., are ulne ctuiabo
th..re, el,ght of •oicaare Proseeteut. From Duluth Mr.
tf,Aser. owl los tarty weht by aii,lat train to St. Ppl,
toe, Welch lies doe outlttt iroin bu.Utb, from WWI&
iii. dri:aut &twat 150 Mike. Twpty tbree years age
Weil, wars itree nooses teo the prairie here; now lits
Peel to • wets of 21,014) lohabltUAta, sod Ai growing
li. proof of toe uoparallided progres. ef the
Lseak, .•10'7 stated th.t twenty year/ MO
Shore were ualy 4,001:1 Initat, 1.1.10 throwneeet it. vast
extent, and th.t sow It ooniama had • mulion. Al bt.
Vii.r the potty hired oonvemeoes to kaput the oonstry
mouhd. They went to illiteepolUl, Whlah is the capital
of the State, altLOUgh not so populous us St. 11.41.
Ft teen yeara ago there serf only bar or flee lu.tisee
Leta Sliompolis his • population of 'warty 20,000
ptta.A.ll, sod, bile all the other W•4llin tide pruliperuell
;stub., to Net gruetug. During iii.. j mrherlogsin WA
I..Koulty Mr. Rodgers j mad tl,Ol. 111 ullpreelioal 55
to,p,es Tuts cotth;rl far ..loaeds lay taped eipelP
tellutis. 1 was inverted to furl it prj tun, but it
,en. Wit I thought of. Leung thie
1.0*417 tho jilt, slotted for itr.oktur.e.g., welsh Is
eltti•tel a: tO 001 of the St. Paul Puthe line nod
dinans Dorn lLi i ospital pout 60 min, U. had ralled
ou cos toousoss of Lbw line, and told them of his
intended emit to Breelocridge and when ha mashed the
station he wail agreeably surprised to dud that there was
• "p5)00. oar" awaiting hi• oomparly, which him out
14,05.0) coostruotion, and which is kept for the an of
to i directors aid obi.: offioers of the company. The
J ouruey, stiromih bag wools sod prairie laud, led then
to lb. ibtld River, suers conveyances were welting to
curry room to Divided', stay miles funks( over the
raiizeLoom patty, butpanyi pr
aot provided
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the
ld
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leeplUg •001.111114thetteD, and Mr. Rodgers says OW
ttdals ULU) a *ample of the way is *hush they were
treater throughout the entire pantry. As soon me it
fres wood that he was au linglisunon Cu) a Whist,"
of the tiospel, he found open doors and warm hassle
s vsry oilers. Du the ronteserees toe prairie to Glyadoe
the par.,' touched upon the fled Riser three or four
▪ eutl at severe poll. &aide of t4e party were so
pusese.l with toe &epees of the country as to sagged
that wiry should at eau fix upon • Mandist. Mr.
Rodgers, however, suggested tail they had better
pttutogreph on their memories the plops that
pleased tnem best, end pub on to an weather eves
more mutable lociatiop could not be found. LIP,
werde they were glad that his wimp was followed.
▪ owu optima is was the Red Barn Vadity be the
Mass in the world. Olyndoa they fond situated oe
the North Pantie Railroad at the junction of the line
with Um Pembina Railroad, which runs to Mansion'.
Four mooing ago Glyndoe optelned only one tent,
nue it is • town with five hotels. These hotels, however,
suroany rea,lee liuglatunan's idea of • hotel, Init.
usual ae no munioeurig liquors or. sold it this. am
As. Hosiers says mere is ire neeeesity Inc intoneatum
Nuns to this mod of great proems,. The sir is so
pure and aingorsung that She people never feel Weft
feehings of slepremion that in oar humid odes «was a
entries for attainment, find at aerials swoops of the
year nave as even mote deadly tendemoy. la the
tiosel as shwa Mr. Rodgers stayed forty or fifty persona
doled sub day, and tack night about thirty people
wept. It may nere be stated Wet Mr. Rodgers intends
to use his inflames ia the ado.y which he is fousding
to prevent the Ineroduetios el tn Ikon%
Olyadua is • bap little teem also. Here party
peas • week Oleg/MUM the imaintry around. At the
rem of vying a ittsjoented defy we allure manly I. the
esateuieat of Mr. Rodgers be. givea off-riand to oar
reporter, thet gems ia Pendant in Um State, and there
or. no game laws. Ti. lakes abound wino fish and
with easerto I, sae of teens lake, there are no fewer
' Pea 100 1001.000.1 in the Slate, Although the country la
geeerehy fiat, yet its unanon above we sea level gives
it • thorough dialuags., so that it is entirely free from
swamps, aid fever and evisi ass unknown. After •
tune ine putt paled on • spot for Um* colony, sad
owned 11 Yeovil, after toe plan of that am* in Romer.
setshire, from 00100 11 te expiated that maay of the
ooiounts ww go. Yeovd he satiated us the Northern
Fanfio Railroad, nix maims east of Glyadoe. The treat
at country eel aside Inc the agony le sosaty-fosz miles
In length by twe/ve in brecisit, and ft divided by the
railroad. Raft do River also rune through it. Kr.
Rodgers says wes is will be • peeled pram of delights
when aloe houses have been boiit upon it. A
railway station is already balking for the ooaveedisoe
Of the ooloolits; and WO apes of land have beat made
over to Mr. Rodgers bra church sod anocii, seined he
will Pas n good-eisied glebe. Yr. Rodgers gathered
one or two fun in proof of We extraordinary pro.
ductlieneesof the soil. At Detroit the flepaist Pantie
/pia his. that one of hie demons had • potato, whisk
he out up to stogie oyes'. Thine he planted, sad the
yield we, 91,0 of peewee. Next year he plaited 751bs.
of We produce, covering onothird of an sere, and the
prod oft we 105 bushels. One bushel weighed 641canod
the po -wee were so large that forty-eight made, bushel.
Mr. Rodgers alto saw with hie own eyes extreardiaary
tendencies of the rawness of We and, Toe ground, he
sip, is so nob that it has literally only to be tickled to
wiake it Pule • harvest. He has but • poor opinion of
We industry end skill of the present fanner, of
filtnnesot.o, sad believes that the flattish ferawle wield
mike the land doubly producer's. Toe 11•11111111 Of tale
• prevetits the nesemity of imam manure at poem%
and atioordingly none to used, although she resell mast
be unaptly lospovairiahnens of Use soil, sod the grope
are allowed to be Overgrown with weeds. Mr. Rodgers
.9005117 instaseed Pe farm, toe °weer of Push La.
formed aim that hie net Penal profit wear:2,ooo a-yearl
and expressed a belief tbst se Ugh& farmer would
double wet Income. fies osly is mutate sot mod, mid
weeding paid no snootier to, but the /peen 01/0411Ital
of swops hail no wanes* be fittaseseta. The land it ee
cheap, and produces so elithadently, that the premist
farmers don't care to be troubled with the rialisemeate
of turh-it is farming. It ought I. be stated that the
lead Ikea for toe °okay will soot from 10e. to 3As. no
acre, the prime to be determined by the lankily sad
quality. domes years' credit will be &.e; but stupid
ready can be paid, • liberal dimmest wit be Side.
North Panto Railway hoods, when Mr. Rodgers
pliers' lobe an absolutely eels investment, Lad upon
widen neatly ought per op'.i,peid, ere takea by the
Unaptly in per meat at •prenitant of tem prosnl. idf.
Rodgers bad bead the euessive oold of the winter ere
eon in Minnesota advanced am an almost insuperable
argument ageism tie ooluir•stiee, bet be wee sold by
some Eogiuth residuum there Pat the outer Pr els wadi
the must enjoyable part of the year. Them are the
principal fuss oonveyed to as by Ms. Rodgers. He has
gone down into Docesiehire to isoinplete the work of
organisation, and ere long we shall probably hear of •
Urge exodus of the acrieultarel populaien of that shire
to toe Land of the West. Ose Peer feet may be ended.
Several of Yr. Rodger's party were bibOcreraend OW"
pp foetid employment at Ida • day, jest a week's
wage in their luny, pipe. tee they pa live well fee
121. a- week, they vr, I be saw to same largell.—Limr.
pool . 11,Oria.

A Wives Scgiutu—grs. kleorrowtg : Why May,
my love, why aft you iu mounded? "--ffay : "
oot to mourning, Mrs. Browowig, but rl Sbe widows
ars getting on toe offers bow-e-days, we poor girls lave
to resort to ardlioe. '

Ovratialt or MINDIIIIIPINIT W YOUSH.IIII.-0• •
farm two miles from Pecluiegioa, rinlerpast Matra
itself in • bed of sweaty-two easels. &yea bays dupd,
twelve were dying when the news if Me oat-break
reached London, and three were still apparently
hsytay. immediately apes tit• dome bang dis-
covered, perfest isoletioa was sof owed. The Privy
°mach sent at ones • selesinary inspeober, ol greet
expononos in thie cluegiaik to the feral, and the *oda
authority was requested to put in forte immediately all
the provildous of the Lamm As; (146 J in regard to
ruiderree. The focal authority was also reqmated to
institute a emrolong Ming into all authors MAIM(
So Ms herd, which ought throw say Lett •Pou •••
origin of the attack. The Goveramont lospsotor has
received instruments to the same awe.
As ALLOYING. INI2Olllol.—At Baldachins', m BOP&
2, • man mated Hobert Jeffrey w a °barged with having
D... found on the premise of Mr. Ttitiek, Oak Trio
lan, for an unlawful purpose. It appears the& shoat
" the witcaund hour" on Friday Liget the prisoner
suddenly druppixt clash, to his rvmpuot, throagh the
asulug of Mrs. Taltiok's bedroom, and so alarmed that
lady LUAI the triAtit seat her Into hysterics, and the
etcro osiebleulueol else tsirowia into the utmost alarm
and contusion. The Demme was healed oat of his lc,
and triVel, into onstody, but it sabspasstly
Um he lodged next dem, sad, Mule parsahld •
favourite kitten, Mucli bad area its swops Is 3 the
cooluolt of the premises (width slated' mtooal
Yoe uuder the roof of the twe lioness), he made=
stop, and plunged through the ceiling. Be wall dim'
charged.
eIUFFOCATLD BT • TOT BALLOOII. —A elogskif •••
fatal mamas recently mearred to. Oldham. A boy,
about twelve years of age, &deeded she Oldham tale,
where he bought one or the boy halloos' with 'Welt
' mimes are wont moradeys to wanes theimelvea ft
uou to WilaGli lA. to I* pails to New • Saba astacesi till
the bollooo am laws ways ...coed NNW allow IS 110 asap% ia
Mous, wales ti makes • postwar awes. doams eldiel•••
however, pat the palms Wed la teak Mosfhlis mid
draw in tb• sir tio beams uas Mt mos*
will Mow' when It is taken sat. The diseased mast
have beens° swaged e• the doe of the asiddsah Be
ran tato his atuat's boom, and sesdaMed Used Is
• manner sa to led hot to behove he mi m • oad
shoo sank am the floor. Be midi est knathis, for Olio
toy stash In his terms, sad every Mae 11•1••••• d the
Mama boom* avows and prolosood leo his woofs
of the M. Befere • alegi•bi ma sashed Ns OK
abt is isessolisa.