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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

A lady orRichmond, Virginia, re-
Gently gave birth to twins, thirteen
days elapsing between the birth.
The anxious father is waiting fur
thcr Developments in fear and from.
bling.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

Hon. J. B. GRINNELL.-Wohad the
pleasure ofmoeting, yesterday, Hon.
j. j. Grinnell, of Iowa--"tlo great
sheep man"-just after his passage
through the State from North to
South, and just before his departure
by Gulfsteamer homcward. Heck
pressed great regret that he could
not remain longer in our city, with
which he seemed to be much pleased,
and VIC were much disappointed in
not having tho time to gain from
him somc information on his rela-
tion to several Southern enterprises
and other important subjects. lie
came down from Kansas City, Mo-,
through the Indian country to Pres.
ton on our northern border, and
thence by the most direct route to
Galveston. 4 4; X i;
He spoke in tho most onthusias-
tic terms of tho country through
which he passed in Texas: "You have
great country" said he, "onc of
the greatest in the world; the half
had not been told mo: | did not be-
licve that Texas had five millions of
cattle, now believe she has twenty
millions; all you want is more rail
rond." a. D.s.' 'r 'm
We learned from Mr.. G. that there
had been heavy rains in onr State
northwnrd; that the wheat was look
ing fine: and that, to uso his own
term, "quict is prevailing, and all
the people of the northern region
arc waiting for-the railroad and ro'
construction under the new consti-
tuition '''ha
Good results will, no doubt, fol-
low the visit of this cnterprising,
wealthy and influential gentleman
to our Sac.
$3.50 'l TGalvcston News, May 9th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

We insert the following loafer's
soliloquy at the request Of long
list ofvcry respectable young ladies
of Fort Scott, who complain, to us
for not hitting at the real obstruc-
tions to our sidewalks in our local
Il few weeks ago: M
"Standing on the sidewalk,
Smoking my cigar,
Nothing under heaven, ....4
My delight can mar,
Stirring at the ladies',
Sur,l ly what treat,
Bless me this is pleasant,
Loafing OIL the street" ..rt
Fort Scott Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

"Dar are," said a sable orator,
"two roads through this world. De
one am q bro-d and narrow and
road dat leads TO perdition, and de
odder am a narrow and broad roa
dat leads to sure destruction. "lf
dat am the case, said sable hear
or, "dis cullud individual takes TO
dc woods"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

Tho newspapers have tecmcd
lately, with lists of appointment by
President Grant. Ifthe list Of dis
appointments could be made out,
they would DO much more interes-
ting and about a thousand times as
lJng.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

A Londonadvcrtisement annodh.,
ccs that "Ned Wright the converted
burglar. will preach at Wadsworai'
Assembly Room, and break open'
the doors of bell with Gospel JIM
N.Y."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

A newspaper in Southern Illinois
notes the passage of n Virginia, fam
lily on their way to the far West
consisting of the old man, the old
woman. fourteen.children, and'clev-
en- dorsi ..-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

The difference between Grant and
the rad as seems ono coflaw. What
Grant objects to is the Radical Ten
ure ofOfice law. What the Iladicais
objects 10 is Grants brother-iniaw.
IChicsgo Tirres.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

Senator Sprague is said TO own ail
Of Rhode Island excepting the Pro-
vidence Journal, and Senate AnIho-
ny owns that.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
For the Dallas Herald
The Honest Man.

The Honest Man.
NJ }, LARKIS,
q the honest man,
Oa the seOI old plaa,
Who lives BY daily isbori
Who pays Lis debts
Without regrets,
Ielaim for friend and n,ishe0r.
The welcome dOor
or many . poor,
but worthy humble peasahii
I've oileh sought,
Aud oflsn thought,
The greeting there most pleasant.
Their hearts are light,
Their faces bright,
With love Of truth aud candori
Their dress is neat,
Their food Is sweet,
Their tongues are free from slander.
Their constant rule,
or visions school,
is virtue In possessioni
Guided by sense,
without pretense,
Is better than profession.
That rarity,
True charity,
Is seen In all their actions;
None are abused,
Faults are excused,
They Danish party factions.
When ID away,
I'm pressed TO stay,
Not from haitery or fashion;
But from desire,
Far nobler higher,
Than enthusiastic passion.
Their real worth,
Is noble birth,
Nor is IL altogether odd;
"The honest man, ..
IL right scan, ..- ..,..
Ills the noblest work OF God.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
q. A. WILLS OF TExAS
WITH

p z. TAYLOR,
uTEOLFSAHE and Retail Deal
w err 3. DR. Go1js, GrD, srisz- Boots si' s
m. o. rTsftfre Notions. lreeusFars. HARD
-. Fs-r,f1g TmT -u-nf=, HHFcns 81. Ah -, -.
srr 2..se!,,le house ana Texas Heaoquarter, io-
Washington Avenue, Corner sixth street, 'uh0'o"
-TExAs STORE. Abilene Kansas.
April, II, 1seo -5i.2mos
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
Dallas Aerald.
Texas Almanac for Isea,

And EligrAa's Guide 10 TsAa', fSr sale
At the lIERALp Ofiee,
ALSO
The Texas AlRaRas for 1851 sAd for
ls6s, both Of which son'aiH great deal u
valuable iniornaIisA in regard 10 Texas
win be sold al reiaes,l prices,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

The Mount Gems tunnel Wi DC
completed by LIST Of yasnary, ISL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

California pronOunccs the steam
pl0azh 4 success
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

Wa. varnell is a candidate for
Congress for the 4th District Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
pALLAs CHAPTER, No. u,
ROYAL ARCH MASONs.

T. You are hereby summoned 20 attend .sla,sd
ien,as.,Ion ef Dallas Chapter, No, ~ on h"naAS
,r.nInE, May n. Al early candle hsh'ins'
ny ''0H~'s W, l.. MURPHY, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

Greely thinks il cruel to set spring
runs TO detsct thieves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
n6aaonio Cc1aactcry
NOTICE..

yI,Hg FOLLOWING resolution wss rs,.ed ~ ,ns
Il STATED Conyocation of Tannehlll Lodge, NO. os'
r. and A. NJ. vsbruAry %, A. u. ihes; 4.
Resoired, That committee OF QUO 10 supo,i upi, w.
,.te charge Of the Masonic Cen,eery, Rndbpermh y"
iniermeut therein except Of Masons or 'hsr hh'c''
ate families. o,,,.
pto A. NJ. Moore Is appointed to take eha'sc o''"'
Cemetery and sea ihi. resolution carried out
ny order ofthe Lodge; :, :, cooNprs wN
Attest; IN. q. Bownn. Secretary. lmaro' ~''h''l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
REMOVAL
A. J. GoUFFE.
= TaII9RING All y SHOP

70, "A. r--i1--.. n the hufdin- m tiie Surfh sae
~ ~ pulfir sgu.rs lsf-ly e-rnIied NJ a. foitFin
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a. - sh-r-r-f u0.ics auL fhe n11si re7s - q
tarns-
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
s@Jo q woaa 81 all ki.a.s.sss,sa
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MASONIC.

DALLAS coMMAHDRRY Noe.
KNIGHTS TRMPLAR,
.r,,Ts =, ,Ls Masonic Hall, in naii.,, ~ lhr
n ,s.T Is,s, AZ the fiiesing dAissi
fassiay night, June -, lsts,
Taesiay nishi, Aasasi ~, lsos
sir NJ, JoiiN q. MCCOY, u T.
Sir NJ. VIZ. l., MrArHf, hro"fisf'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

,lyygHILL LODGE, No. ~, v. d 4. Me-
nj. an an, last Saturday Of zach menih, Al the
Na.onic Hall. r. H. eoo""' ""
En-, q. DowIR, scc'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

A general challenge is promul.
gated from the same Spaniard to all
who INDUCED in the cries. Another
similar duel reported already ar.
ranged. tsH4-l o. l-li
, 1869-08-12
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL.

To he Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
s12: An article appeared IN TIE Ts1nCSH OF
McDhay last nnimadtertlug upon the lhhumality
OF those tn charge OF the County Hospital Now,
ever. thing. md 70 think tho ~ North Side Po-
1lcrnan" who undertakes to dcfate respecting
lhe management OF the EoDntF Hospital, III AatI-
Ton 10 NJ oSher sna n4mssous duties - ss'um'nx
the county authorities, whU prescrloe rules aud
regulations for thE ulanasrnscnt Of tho satne,
which rules arc the guide Ior those who have the
Immediate charge si the Institution. One Of The
sic'cst Of those rules L. that eseEy person before
Icing admitted m1.t le examined BY one
IF three County PHI s!c!nt8 elected for that put-
Iote, whose duty 1t rhat1 he to examine al Rppl-
cantA for admission, and give certificates to sIch
ought to be Jet III. ~ TITS We Intend to be Ror-
We are a!~ y, ready 10 admit pcraons At any time
OF night, anil do MI that we can for them This
scIy many policemen well understand aud have
Suw, ior thc bene1t Of thoec officers whose
feelings urt 80 hurt would ssy that II Ia not our
Intention 10 keep the Hospital open night and day
Is u comnou receptacle tol III who May be found
hick In the city, for The following reasons;
Fir.f. VT could nut accommodate half OF those
S.s,ud. Ne thpuId bc exposed 10 AT Ends Of
contagious diseases, which would hc 'er3 'lsaas-
7Iird. Humanity would forbid the disturbance
of twenty or tReaty-hFee atseatH In sheir efforts
tu gt rrfr, by the noise AID hustle WHICH ntttad
tht admission Of rat:enss az tic uouss Of
night. ...
Now II IL good to be BsuT ~ al KIND. l
cannot claim that an more =, IT Others, or as
Epch no as the North Side policeman: yet bls As-
ssrtlon that he would leave the SICK lnau III lhc
atrceta II did not take him IN. did not aavor very
much Of the milk Of human Kindness
Respecting the condt1on Of the Sick maD, l
would say, for the consideration Of the North Side
policeman, thai our house star did NOT coral1es
bis case ri all critical but only sneh a. mtent haFe
teru brought about hy excessive drinking. There
Lavc t,etn such CAGES where the persnn has been
tr,ushi tcrr ~ the night, and his Soue % sn the
| morning all right. II. s. KkIFuRp, Warden.
, 1869-08-12
hasTeiled Ahos gun, which had the effect Of scst.
fnnE me tnlesea In their huEIJ they ielk a
lunch Of kefA In the lock. - -

hasEciled Ahos Cnn, which had the effect Of scst.
!fFhR Inc tn1eTea- In their hurTJ thry ielk
lunch or kefs In the lock.
CHARIEa SCHkEIBHEA, German toY Iea51 OF
stleet, near EeI.Ee ayeane, II O'Clock yesterday
AFTERNOON. The body was nbsrqueasy recovered.
nnd coAveyed to the hnlnc OF The la1's parents,
NJ; NJ, ~ West Lake street whcrs Coroner CieaYes
~lsi hoid IN Inquest to-Iay.
ELIZA Wnt1s, Of Bridgeport, WAS n11aisued
before Justice SchocneNa yestcrtny, on the
charge Of thrcatcnlng to 10 bodily injury 10 Annie
Mhle Nec1. het pleB, geese, &C " appeaiA toe
parties hfr ncsShborA and that the former a o.
vel! eangutnary disposllon. She Was held for
TRIAL IN bal OF 4100.
TIE METROPOLITAN GLHE CLrB will give one OF
their pleasant little excuraions, this evening. TO
llIdc f1rk and return. on the Sarah Van EppA
The Iosi will sihrt Ut ~ oeIok tro1n ctask strrcf
bridge. An E+,feeabir lime may be expected BY
AA who participate.
AN ORGANIZATION OF POLISH LADIES, fnoEn as
the Polish Peace society, hea picnic, yesterday.
NJ the German tiar,enS. ont on Madison street
largely attended, and the Rra,r passed on very
rlesaaitlt TO all concerned
THERE WILL DE special meeting Of the Cook
County, Homeopathic Medical society nj No, Cd
Randolph street this eFenmg, the subject for
: di.cutso1 belug, Homeopathic Hospital n CHI
! cagO. "
4 MAN SAXTb Bernard Casey, while passing the
corner Of Canal and MeaRher sIreets, 10 + uuter-
going The process Of ring. Inst evening, fell from
he Gufts.0ue and NET with iptR1cs which r. IL
feared Will pTore fatal
TIE E,GusU ILLINOIS CAv4LKr w,u hold their
fourth annual reunion at Rockford, Wiunebaso
County, on Saturday, the 18th day Of September
nt1L The members ali expect 10 have good
Line on that Occasion
TIE ALAllM gtyed this morning, Is minutes past
! O'clock was cadsed BY the burning OF Ad ,lph
1not77s saloon, ou Asylum pluce, pear TIC LAKE.
Damage nbout 5.co.
, 1869-08-12
Tho National Bank Of Commerce Of
ChicoEo.

A viii be seen by the advertisement In smother
column, en- or koou after the 1st ns September,
The National Bank OF Commerce VIII commence
Operations at No ~. Dearborn street. IN this city.
THIS association, which Is established under the
National Banking law, Ike ihe otheE National
HaukS here, heEILA with taHiA OF s2oo,
ooo, tho Limit belcg H.,N0,Ool Through
The courtesy Of ne conntsol.sr ..t
tho purpose Of rc1tev1ng The western deficiency ID
amount Of capital uscd. so tN As the capital Ia
| eoEccgntd the great demand for the stock OF the
hanE. since rs u1Ean1xstlopt hss been such. that
1 the Directors hare been induced to consider the
| atSisahtllsy OF an Immediate increase OF btoc6
II tits Is fxvoESb1y considered the puhi'c VIII 10
cnly no.ined, End hase the privileges Of sub,
| Aer1bing. ..
Al Idea Of the subst aat:al character Of this new
ipst1tutinn. can tc obtained bJ looking II the
barne4 Of the Officers and directors, which are -
fo.towB: Fyanc,s u Peabody, Fernando Jones,
john F. Elerhalt, b. 4. kltneark, A. Vance
liruEp, An Pullman, El~Hrd S, Ishar1, John
Covert, A. c. M!}!1rl, James Ssinsou, Wm- Il.
I'a.k, 4. 7. D4tcs, Geo II. Miner, E r. PGc!, 4.
Il, Rich, md Fn1tt1ck 4. NeaGe-
; Mr. Erewr, the President OF this new bank. d I
the close Of the war founded The Fist NallooA
flank OF Richmond and remained lts President uta.
III H. Resignation 10 assume hlA present position
The cozpu1ercta, men Of juchmoDd rendered him
taDqucl upon Ills depalturr for Chicago, 1t
which they expressed their high esteem for his
financial ahiiHy and their high appreciation Of his
service 10 the npAnctAl Interests Of Tint city.
The ot1ce OF the hunk Is now Ettng up In the
nncst 81 ylc, with admirable 81fef etc. and viii IN
eytlJ resnGcr De crtd!tAble 10 the city,
, 1869-08-12
TEE NEW IOMlNION.
What the Country People Think of
Annexation und lHucpcpdrnccs

Whnf tho Country People Think OF
Anne1ation und Independence.
Aoniteal tAt@ta q Correspondence VI lA< N<1e
frf 7stttnc.
Trz,e!l!nc froE Montreal east to Que.A,c, anA
south 10 the bouudary line, have =, length had
what have i5ng earnestly de6lrtd, An opportunity
throughout the Lower Provinces in respect Of tue
Errat qnrst,on] Of the day, atlLe1aton aud indie
fendeIce- Where Independence Is ad7ocated.
oprotiDg VOICE; wi1ere ANNEXATION IS r.ged 1t Is
rarely rrj-csed 81 possible creat, ard By \ yesy
larEr class, anu pFo5aotJ the best class OF tarE-
occupied txelte da5R, aad during which mr.
attention was particularly directed TO ,el'cttlnG
puhte feciing on thrsr matters aMouE 81 classes
htaru tuc persons take up the cciSels acalrst
aUne Iaffch, aud not one against independence.
One u the txo gashsRg !oI Isssss VIE H fosmsa me
a. tile EflItn. " and de1fd the United stttes 10
annex any ras1 Of Canada- He Insisted that
md con nerciallJ than .ne sssies: tnas IN ne
case Of war between Great E1tata a1d AHet1cs.
and an n,te1nr, on the ra Of the latter 70 oois,n
lco, ,oe0 Of thc hest nsat,nS men ID the world on
these shores, armed with the most desdly wta>
pons n-II,a'y science hss eEcr pEodueed aad d,
4 AmeHa dtrosed eEsT eacru
e. IT, soepupi,sataeas 4 tie end 1ha1 ii the b.
ginning. Finally, he ss.essed bis belief that
should such war occur. Tie states would tne1,sa.
Government Of Great la's:a nd md anne1ed 70 can, ~
nv word OF honor This t. 2ttnost word for WORT
VIA: ,he gushing !o5st ~ aad II was ps,t1en. se
pyeseat who ntvora,ed annexation principles took
offence At the ralne! s.rorg iaugIa:e be sone-
tiEes GSsd. Indeed. everywhere l ind wide
srread feeling Of extreme loyalty to The British
Government. and 1sn det.nu'nation e1prsssa @ So
Ccioo, au hare heard seeining - r1d.cale the
tfea Of Mar, or q Canada Ia&ag Tag
event Of so lamepsat't contest occur
Ing. But, Oh the other hand, there seems 70 be
universal belief tn the iuca,aclsJ ol the Federal
Government, IN culek&onsog bankruptcy under
the exiA1ilG order Of anars, and the As'solute
necessity lot political change, the only d,1sf.
enee Of opinion being The choice between fade-
p@Ddence and annexation have talked to .Eea
with tbeiT Iton4ands OF toEIa,s Je.EJ tncoue.
Ard men who earn Il ere Ivlug Vi the swcat OF
lheir brow. and the &lnElen.as Of feeling existing.
u their words are TO be be.tesed, Is unqueston-
able. They Say, II fast. "Let Us hare
, 1869-08-12

offence as trunc the fact Of bis having n.cu ; ire
eutnt pIca4icr AZ the hnr Of the Huron Street
lAolce Court, Naa Jhn Tony fntd slu aaa sell
fenced 10 ftlEty days III Ir.:ewtft-
W. l. Blauchard, = thief. lo2fer, anu bad char
Arscr Oh general grounds, ~RA u1sesl $th0 for W.
crnncE, snd the execution WAS suspended on con-
dtion that tie leave the citJ-n bIcA hr viii prul.
ally do, 3ur day Or two ant then 'FeluFn to
EsEu. the inventor" OF 30 harmless nna lncf.
fectual punishment lor criminals OF lis cIasL
Somrbod, stoir some money Of Morris Meyer
and TO- IN the atacHcc Of any deitutte data rpaa
lhe subject he charged his friend Hoffman VITA
tie re.petraton Of tho theft, which Il. indignant
u denied Ant they qunrIel1td, aad Neyer at LAST
enforced lts Views through TIE medium Of vine
bottle applied TO hM fHendB head For thit be
IVES 0uel SiG
After having for long uue conducted tc..eif
inditcEetuy Eith reference to AERust swanson,
MES Sophia swan eventually came TO u turn IL the
long fat and had him arrested Tor baatarly Slace
Tue laet o. Iis guilt WAS ra:pahr, Jnsttee Qutnn
committed him for trial IN t91 bail: tut, leaf1a.
that swanson preferred different rlHclcs Of pun.
ashMent, and that Sophia Was also agreeable, the
E1acistfate united them IN mati,muuy. gave lhen
ms blessing. poclried his fec and pointed TO xatd
The uons. Inct.saw the point, departed. and the
chde II Justice were served.
, 1869-08-12


A corresnordept OF the Cincinnati Caran.f.ci1l
writes from Ehr1odsbulF, ky., Under date OF duly
"Your readers VIII Be !nc,eduioaa when they
told that within less Than twelve hour Of Cln-
eibpRt1-tn = radius OF twenty niles around this
fpot. Eore thnn twtnts-n5e persons have been
hung ty regulators during the last t~o years,
ascSstained number ordered 10 leave the country.
Hut little OF this has reachtd the public py1ntS II
Is VI the r!sk Of tfe that tats statement Is uoE
tEade- On Sunday evening, ten days ago, the
town wA alarmed BY feaT1p1 cries nom =
Erctchcd Eaan who vas seized on TIC streets,
to the l:nb OF tree, unitl pitslag
hands next DAY removed the fostering corpse.
THIS nan psnsed and pleaded thAt he might be
allow ed tr1al 6efoee the couls OF the county for
any crime charged to him. In The stiffness Of The
night hts RD1tcus p;e:dsnss could be beard for
hau = Hle: othttt-sone ninlsters-endtavo.ed
to reach The eara Of the parties who were binding
co1nteysisn, and were promptly Eepu.sed. While
The man tson Of former representative OF the
county IN our Legislature, Was gagged AMI hntTit3
10 hts doom We hear to-day tnat negro was
hung list Saturday hight IN an obscure part OF
the county. On the satne eyentcs, ta9fn 'u.t} tue
house Of = respectable widow IN tas toFn Vas H.
yaded " an a5os4 sp1 no net mMSed eahd- "a
mnnded. lie waa Relied. ordered % raJ Within
Gye days contested claim Of soDc thousand dol
lals, thai BH1It Judgment would bc Visited upou
him. There deeds Of violence, uhfestralned and
unDpposed are multiplying Nisa terrible rapslstJ.
The trees arr Pointed ont Along any Of the roads
tttncs Two wretche1 sufferers, have been sIaa-
cled from tho sape limb. Some Of them have NJ
deubsedlE been vicious cl!miuA1s vel! deserving
the,r fa1e administered legally. The comuu-
, 1869-08-12
HOW ARRESTS ARE MADE.
Gallant Conduct OF Il Police
officer.
The Reward Of Merit.

| There IL no class ri uen In the community more
I m, ~ rnt.n ,,,nn,,.n, .--.e,s 49, on...'d ~ :,
- , - " - - .' l ~ 1853 - st., Nne
.un".s. =, p'.sonsia unue' a.a'ss7 the Aelaila Of
End tie tutFeptdfty often d!sp,ased bT these an,
ce,a IN ore-rn,n,n, Ma NAV n,a SNOWY ,ha 49,
/ cofdeo nesosetns- READERS OF local Items rarely
| pause 10 th!nl Of these things They rcrusc the
account OF murder, burglary, conalepce
| csnp or a s,rect ,nsv M 1, ur,..,rs IN ~. go.
tna ,,.o,I,a ~. .aa.S ~ ue 80 roP..
| Aho A'AsLe lucy khow Ill a5ont II.
! 15ut they ltuu think what d depth
| Of meaning is often covered by the
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,na kse.I f.r.rane, ra,,. ht. -, y t.., ~ ~ y.
~ W.Iss .tr,"t ang aItar.a,n. rnata., ~ I.ais
tuccf.,j.i II, tnt,r lin, INN cstt.tr HsnnTteIs
a,. H1,ttx ~ sns ~ t,rI.si ..s a. ~ aasa
! inv ns1ests 1.hrS do mt cTnanT {hn snt,art NM
nm :: t1rnnrniir hs,nens th.f 1xccsaT ~, 1 .t
REGARDED Win that rcyerrot,al feelnu phich III Il
~, r. t,r,,,. ,n.n ~ '"sH'AA "''s' :.
x rrrnf many neon,e think rim. r,ottearneo ~.
careless viii 1rs,i1rrs AMI allow theIn n .scsne
IL cure to pryeut such an aecdsnt az Il aes.
.ynn knnws what tslonss IL n Totsh on, neve1
let ns1, run away from h!tn, ns the DIT m 1nins az
from hun. ! - wv ''N A''''s W '4AeD ." -
amusing iheuse1ycs aI ihe exncnse Of a nor liz
| IteN petdler. ID tbr vicinity Of The Arnur,. a
policeman iuisatred With thu amusement, Anf
! one q the Irshntn feslsted, Which Immediately
] and 10 3 ntmen' theTe we're dozen policemen
netAlleA % Inc ep4t. ms nglt ea1nr 70 al cn1 In
there pruceesled blood y.faced o,l1cet with hts
cheek er'. md U leao-nt1aed Cane In Ills hanl
An'f 1ita came lHo otnef ntnccr1, dragging 1orth
hr!tAnfI toIAQ !1lau Eoose Heaa MAS nlpAen, look-
lue ~ ~ lnau.eI issSI anes ~nAo 10 lafce- Ihen
r'1.' lnonle.uuus GIun o. men anu bsys, ~
se!s naIo e.cslsS1 Lae Hlosr-ssoa iulu al tne
tplnel .! s1Ices, ana Proceeded tutbe ATror! III
1"e 'o''o"'ne oFosl:
.xut,, fluan ~ no'ics. .,-..,.,=
EacHeu sleeper oi uoeIGniS house, eestlcul1tihs
~.hisy.
l"sR II. NE 10 Gct uut o. the Way.
l71fonff eu0pGf1el on e8et SIDE BY policemen.
AtGlairu ForeH'an VITA l1atlrfl cane.
MlactllAntGl.s crowd af Observers.