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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-07
Or. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS.

3W1en1y tas;eless. elegantly coated with
0Ueoe gun purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
- o0eaglhen. Railways Pilis.for the
Syooe a d1Dorders OF the stomach, Liver,
6IVo14 R1nneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases
ae.dehe. Constipation, Oostiveness, Indi.
geSttons DYupepeis, Billiousness, Fever. In
6amlnA1on ofthe bowels, Piles and ali de.
Management of the Internal Ntscera. War.
rant to effect a positive cure. Purely yegeta-
ole. containing no mercury, minerals or de-
beterious drugs.
a~Obeerve the following eymptoni re
sulfing from Disorders Of the Digestive Or
gans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF the
blood In the Head, Acidity OF the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF Food. Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc.
tatious, Sinking or Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffering Sensations when In q
lying Posture, Dizziness OF Vision. Dots or
Vets before Sight, Fever and Dull pain in
The Head. Deficiency of Precipitation, Yell
1Ownees of the Skin and Eyes, Pain In the
Side. Chest, Limbs and Sudden Flusheo Of
Heat Burning In the Flesh.
Send leeter stamp to RAOWAH & do =
- - WA1oENs cognef A1rcA
ln501afioa worth thoua.ds vlnbs sent.
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..yle FIr,, Dose .,re. sel,.r

Trial Bottles DIR. Swayne's Compound syrup
Of WildCherTy, Is Cents.
TIE distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, is quickly cured before deyel-
oping Q fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood splitting, &C, no remedy is
so prompt and effectual as "Dr. Swaynes
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
IL have made use Of tins preparation for
m1sy years, and IL is proved 70 be very reiis-
tie and eiicseieus in the treatment OF severe
sSoa long standing coughs. / know of two
patients. now in comfortable health, and
who boi for lis use consider would not be
living. ISAAC g. HEREIN, NJ. d.
staus;ovn, Berks county, Pa.
frice-Irfai bottles, . cents; large size, 81
entimes cure - recent css1gh or cold, snc
Thus Prevent much VtiHinx and RIA of life.
Prepared only by Or. Swayne Son, Phila-
enwoxth, hy Arnold = sdunt IeEfsbsii and
Aenox1ek- Wed-H. ecn.&
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DIR. ltndway's
SdfSapafIlIIal EHiGGS0lVGRt
HEGRnAT BLOOD PURIFIER

hey daily occur after using a few doses
l. Good spirits, disappearance OF weak
ness, ianguor, melancholy, Increase and hRTu-
nere OF Iiesi ANA muscles, etc
z. Strength increases, appetite improved,
i.sisn Tor food, no more sour eructstlonS or
watsT DTssh, sOOd digestion, calm and uudIs-
turbed sleep, awaken fresh and vigorous.
8 disappearance OF spots, Dloiches, pim..
pies; the skIn looks clear and healthy, the
urine changed 1rom ITS turbid ana cloudy
lnpt=lranCe 10 "A clear sherry o. amber color:
water passes freely from the bladder through
,Iie ureihrs Without pain or sca!dlng; lille
or no sediment; no pam or " eakneSs.
l. Marked dimuniUon Of quantity and
frequency of inYOiuutaTy weakening dis
.norses, (if afflicted that way, with the GER
Isinty OF permanent cHre- Increased strength
exhibited IN the sccietins glands and iunc-
t,onsi harmony restored TO the several or
gans.
and the swarThy, sa.inpB appearance OF the
skin changed 10 d clear, lively and healthy
coiuI.
q. Those suffering from weak or liberated
lungs or IubeTcules wiIi realize great benent
In ekpeciorating freely the tough pheighIn
or mucous from The lungs, air cells, broucbi
or winupipe, throat or head; diminishing the
frequency of cough; genera Increase strength
Throughout the sysiein: stoppsge OF night
NN.ats ana pains ana feeling OF weakness
around tiEe ankles, legs, shoulders, etc; ces-
sation of cold and chillS, sense oi sufiucatlOn:
hard breathing ana parOGysfn Of cough on
lying down or arising IN the morning. All
these distressing ~ mPtoDs ssaduaiiy and
surely ulssiltAI
Z, asuaS after day the SARSAPRILLiAN
IL taken new sigGs OF returning health Will
appear; as the blood improves in purity ami
Strength disease wili DIMINISH ana all Tor
elm and inn pure deposits, nodes, tunors can
GERS, haru Jumps, etc, be resolved away, and
tue unsOund made sound and healthy; Ul-
GERS, lever sores, chronic skin diseases grad
ualiy disappear
In cases where the system has been sail
yH,ed, and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive
Subimate, have accumulated ana becon Q
deposited in the bones joints, ETC., csusin. .
..riss of the bones, ricketS, spinal curvature,
contoriions, white sweilIngs, varicose veinss
eic., The SARSAPARILLiAN Will resolve
away these deposits ana exIerninaJe the vi
Gus of the disease from the ~ stem.
3. II those who are taxing these medicines
Iur the cure ofchronlc rcrOiu!OuS OI Sypiiil-
tic diseases, however slow may he the cure,
'.teei cetter," and nnd their general heal IN
inlproy ing. their flesh and weight Increasing
al even keeping It's own, is "a sure syn that
me cure il Progressing. In these diseases
tine patient Ell her gets better or worse the
virus of the disease il not Inactive: IL not ar
rested and driven from the blood, il viii
spread and continue TO undermine the con-
situation. As soon Is the SARSAPARlIs-
LIAM makes the patient "ieel better" every
bour You VIII grow better ana increase in
he 'lun, strength snd flesh.
The great power OF this remedy IS In dis
es .es that threaten death-as in
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Observation-Disclosures Atehison.
Patriot q


For several weeks past, trouble has been
brewing between Mark Taylor and John
Esan, the former a wel-known farmer, liv.
ing two miles Forth Of Atchisop, and the
latter tenant on the adjoining farm. TIE
difficulty occurred about some cattle belong
ing to Egan and others, which had been
making depredations on NJ. Taylor's fields.
and which. Taylor claimed, Egan had fur
thered by letting down his (Taylor's) fence
that they might effect an entrance into his
field. Taylor had frequently demonstrated
with hum but IL had failed to remedy the
matter. Yesterday Taylor procured a raw.
hide before he went home, with the fnfen.
ton, il Eean continued driving the cattle on
ATS premises. 10 give him 8 horse-w hippipg
When evening apDr0sched. EEan Persisted
in hts coarse md Ia Tor west M 10 him euS
commerce amp vim the Whip Eean IS &
large man. and a fishi between them eu>ut-.
which ended In Taylor shooting him through
the left shoulder. tine ball entering IN front
and gsing clear through him.
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Sunday afternoon, rs The Missouri racing
passenger train WAS passing hy v hiiakeT :
pork house, in tina southern part OF the clty
a ssdd horse, belonging 10 country boy
who was bathing in the river, became fright
ened az the passing train and Jroke loose
;aEing with him a lsrEe bosrd TO which ne
was t;lStenef He ran for some distaoc- al
tuil need. ana al bls flight ran The bosfi
iuIo his shoulder, iniiictIng very large n, .
ARR yafifs wound nom wi.lch 81 u afctlN
49, n!,. ti.stl lac I. III recover.
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wIn. VI. Picscns, son Of Hon. James Pick
ems. Chairman of the county board, and Mss
Julia ID. Porngesser, a young ady VINO has
grown up from childhood in LaaveuwoTil ;
were married by Judge D.efsndorf. at his res
Idence, Sunday afternoon. The couple are
most wor;hiIy and happily mated ard their
married life win be just what theIr many
friends expect uf sensible younG man ana
wornan-fniI # usefulness and hrppiugsS.
THr TIMES tenders its good wI-h :.
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.sl..ilt,y Mistaken.



The following is told of one Of our ox-
clerks, but who Is now stopping nj Scandal
"Last Sunday evening one or our proposes
ing clerks went to the Commercial Hotel tC
see his inaInorta and found her seated at 8
window, comfortably tanning herself. H
took "A seat by her side and with his arm
around her waist he made love TO her until q
late hour, when another clerk called 10 oe,
the key 10 TIE stoT. when our hero proceeded
to bid his love an erectionste good night with
parting Kiss. On striking match to light
a cigar. he beheld Wi b sorrow that his love
was the black cook, and not the f.ir one
whom he had thought 10 have been Teasing
unn.l so long.
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"WHaT EVERYBODY EEoUIsES"-A Coon
CArHAiSrIC AND AcTI-bILIOUs MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus ward of
many distressing complaints, by using
.Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Cures
sick or nervous headache, dizziness, bilious
Ness, bad taste in the mouth, dyspepsia, IN
ward piles, all complaints of the stomach
and bowels. They act gently, without any
pain or gripping, AID 90 not leave the bowels
custivt. Is the case with many other pur-
Ea;ives- PEepsi ell only by DIR. Swayne *
son, fhils -eiph! IA, and sold al . cents a box
Oy leafiInl rugsists- Sold at wholesale by
ARNOLD ) HUNT, Druggists, and retail by
Wtt-fIiSUnEw
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DIR. :. +. Nicely, Secretary O. the EXamiu.
ing Board OF the Kansas Medical Society
which Is constituted TO examine the qualih
cations of the al opathic physicians OF the
81 te and 10 grant those thereun1O proper
cert flea e. returned last evening from an tN-
tensiqe tip with The board in It's official e.
pacity, In which IL had visited EuTcEsr En-
poria Wichita, Great Bend, Ellsworth,
sallna, Abilene, Be'oit, Blue Rapids. Atchi
son, Lawrl nee, Ottawa, ChanUltg, Fort scott
and Olatche. the boTd j. doing a good work
In wedding out qpscks in the state
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the tTnek, and tn engineer, who wss back
Ing his tra'r, seeing him, blew his whistle
ard rang his bell, ard supposed The boy had
stepped from toe t-icE, the cars hiding BIN
fyfil allV from sizht. Unfortunately Tor the
boy. he rou'd yspt hear the Sig nj and was uE
s.,,ft-cious 81 danger until struck by the car
aud run over His right arm was nearly
severed above the elbow, and lad to be am
uut2teti. HIS left leg was badly fractured
and he received bad cut on the head. Z r.
Mo-JTs n. "a Ter aud u ) attcGGcd him and
drrs 81 tllo : Oand'.
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Under The Wheels.
Iropeka rnmmonwealth.2. q

topeka commonwealth, d
4 man named Johnson was killed near
Gran vile yesterday by the excursion train
beas.nS the colonel people from Kansas City
JohT ION came cat OF the field near by and
stepped or the track ahepd Of the engine,
thong the sell was ringing Before the
tram could ~ topped the engine struck
him on III rsr and he died ina few min
ute5- His 4. ataInS were tai-en To the station
whore his 5.Hme was Learned, aud il was
ESceTtained mat lie was quite deaf. No
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ReancIng the Valuation.

The county clerk is engaged IN a strong
fight to cut down the increased valuation OF
taxable pro- erty, as made by the State Boud
OF Equalization. There is an increase in the
school fund item Of $685. 10, which IL is
claimed cannot be increased, the law permit +
tiug such an incrssase having been Repealed.
Mr.. Niehaus, the CLERK, is using every en-
desyor - have Tue mater set right. 50 that
the "a xps, efs ~ the comfy may be hene-
fitted.
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INdWAtI t!IN FTtt IIc-S.I
Mitchell comfy is rejoicing in abundant
harvest, ard in the past few weeks millions
OF value have been added TO the sum total OF
Is available wealth. No county in the State
S better or, probably, than is VI tche!I. Bot
can take still higher rank by making use of
the proper means. Mitchell county is Amos:
a State in her progress, aCi Improvement
must continue 10 tie onward and upward.
Every man who lives here should be puoud
of his county, and aid Announcements By
every means OF pOTCr.
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A LIAM RUTHERFORD Tate Third And.

A Liam RU HEREFORD Gate Third Aud
tor U. =. TreasuTyl. Attorney and Coun-
srilor at Law, 10 Grant Place, Was hipg'oD, ID.
& Having been Third Auditor of the Unitsd
states treasury Tor SIX ' ears am thorough
ly familiar with the course of business before
the Government Departments. Special at
tention gwen TO the settlements of accounts
OF all Government Officers, PoStmssiers
Marsnals. Mail Contractors and Others. VIII
practice before The supreme Cont OF the L =.
s, Court of Claims, Patent Office, Gsuersl
Land Ofice, &c, &c Refers ~ Hon samuel
r. Phillips, Solicitor General U.s.; Hon. 5
Gi.nilan, Treasurer of The L =; Hou j. Nj
McGrew, Sixth Auditor L Treasury.
liv2iylyl
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tEsiammti0n of the Bladder and
kidneys.


oaseS.
In tumors, nodes, hard Jumps, and syphi.
fo!I ulcers; in drcpsy, ia velIereai sore throat
uict n end In Iubercses OF the lungs: in gout
dyspepsia, rheumatism, rick ets; in Inercurial
depusitS-it II IN these terrible forms OF dis
esss<, where the human body has become a
.Cmp iete wreck. and where every hour OF
exIst-nce il torture, wherein this great reme-
dy challenges the astonishment and aimira-
ti1n Of the sick. AZ rs In such cases where
ali tue pleasures OF existence appear cut on
nom the unfortunate, and by It's ~onderful.
slmuet supernatural agency IL Restores the
hopeless 10 a life and new existence where
this srest remedy stands alone in its might
aud f,Ower-
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
one d. more or less troubled with, few doses
viii, in mos cases. sbd few bottles in the
more aggravated TOXINS work d permanent
cure.
Those an icted with chronic diseases should
purchase package C niaihing one dozen
tolties. prics & 10 per Dozen, or SJ per hs'f
dozen bottles, or 81 per boule. Sold by
druggists.
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TIE Republican.

TIE I;-psbican river is, not measured by
It's channel, 4o1mies long. II measured by
its channel, il would De at least
100 miles long. Ordinarily, water
flows in It three miles an hour;
at that ate IL would take water falling at its
bead 80 hours or II days, nearly, to reach its
mouth, .rd about l6 days TO reach Concordia.
But an rnobstrurted stream like the Repub-
iicsB runs swifter when rising than IL does
wuf u fan M, or when IL has ceased 10 rise.
prd We allow tour miles n hour for The
Il Ii"r'nce, and we think that shout correct.
10 would take the same rise 500 hours. or I2%
DIV. 30 reach its junction with the Smoky
tili, end n tie over l'l- Days 10 reach Us.
We ibi"k This ralculatIon will be found
.sIs'.U' Il .sfst.
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" 6teTVllle Telegraph, I.
We paid visit 10 r rdolph, Riley county
Monday of this week, nj more prosperous
thriving little village 'aunot be found in the
State. Several sUbStar tiaI and commodIous
stone buildings ere being erected, and new
and yet Imprinted frame residences are to re
seen on every street. This town is BEAUTIFULLY
situated A. n hesTt of spiendir farming
district. as II proven by the substantial and
neat farm hons that surround II. 4 rail
road is al thai is nnceSF airy to insure the fu-
ture prosperity O. Randolph
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This aI.ciant bit of advice Is well enough
for spare" people, but how about those that
are already 10 FAT? Wrat is 20 become o.
Them -it SIN, s,nd I'll tell you. AifeF many
,xf-TI Ienrs, extending through months a
uaiit-nt investisal ion and Oh. the celeb aied
ana ytIcsl ch mist, & Allan, has perfected
an. gwen 10 the world Adams AutI-Fst,
inns farm severed huudrsd cases this great
REMEDY has Il, v-r Jailed to reduce 4 cOrpu'
lent person from three to xix rounds pei
week. II Is perfectly harmless and PSsitlVeiy
eff .Ient. sod by all druggists.
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new idea has been presented 70 US in re.
gard 10 the wholesale poisoning of L.oss dur
ing the past week. It is, that there is an Or
ganizsd gang Of thieves IN this vicinity, who
are taking this means to get rid of the worst
obstacles TO the carrying out of their trade.
This theory is reasonable, In view of transac-
tons which have Of late been brought 10
light. Whether this is the case or not, IL
would be n good idea for every body to be
prepared for emergencies. Load up your
revolvsrs and have them handy, and if yon
happen 10 resolve n nocturnal call of a suS-
piciOUs nature. cut loose on The caller. Don't
p2rley; shoot first and talk att r@srds
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ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAyESwOETH COUNTY,
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, !
LEAyESwvRTTI. KANSAS, :
JlTy TSfn- ls-q !

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at a
~ regular meeting of the Board OF County
Commissioner begun and held at the court
house, in the City OF LesvenwOrth, In said
County, State on the 7th day OF July a. II. 1873
Nm Il. Cox and others Of Cnganoxie Town.
ship, house hold OF said County presented and
filed Il petition asking i lid BJari Of Commits
toner's for the appJirtmv mt OF Viewers to
view, survey and locate road in Said town.
ship, commencing at the south end of the
Eggleston road and running south on the
sec ion line TO or near ~ practicaoe for the
establishment Of good road to the south
west corner of the North west OF section
twenty-five thence due east 10 iuteTsect with
Wills road.
The prayer OF re ptttion-
ars was granted. amt J. Il. Sniiey, " VI.
Morgan and F. VI. Keller were appointed
Viewers, to meet at the house Of W. H. Cox
Tonganoxie Township on the 18TH dag of
August 1879 az ten o'clock "A. m, or in case of
failure 10 ideet on the day designated, then
on the follow ting day, anu proceed To view
said road. and give TO all parties concerned
and hearing.
BY order Of the Board.
J ". NiEuAUS.
WI County C.eTk,
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Notice.!

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvESwoTR.
IN the District Court Of the F5rst Judicia, Dts-
tTiot ia aforesaid County.
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= .caVcEwortn s;rauch.
lEmpof!a Era, 81

But few OF our readers are aware of TIE fact
that the euieTp Using firm OF Becker & LINK,
of l. aavenwuIth, have opened a branch eEiaD-
meHt in this cry Tor the sale of their Leaven-
worth Prem. un La -cr Beer. Their place q
business In this city is one door north of thu
A, I. q :. +. deToT, and is Cuntu- ted by a
gentleman with tIe eupAoneOus Cosronen of
TKUAP.
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Lost Land Warrant

Public notice is hereby given, that Mili.a-y
Bounty Land Warrant No. 1854. IL susd IN the
name of liza ConveTss-, for loo acres, un.S~r
was by me sent in February 1874, 10 o j.
Hopkins, of Lesvenworth. X 4nsss, for locs-
ton, and has been lest or destroyed. The
public is cautioned against purchasing the
same as have never parted with my title
thereto, and 1 intend 10 apply to the Com
missioner of Pet sions for a re-issre OF the
said warrant and a cancellation of the origi-
nal EDWIN PERKINS
WASHINGTON, ID July :, 1873.
Juiv Il wifi
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Issued for the week ending and bearing
date the .Jth OF July, 1873. Reported by
Knight BrothersI Solicitors q United States
and Foreign patents:
KANsls-water wheel: ". G Bates, Law
renee. Mandatory of pillow mon: J. NJ. &
i. ID. Tu.l, Logan. Fare ENtiIgu!s8eT- L. Nj.
NEI,nr E.Ns.
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Marshall County Settlers.
lMarysyiile News, 81

An cTganizationpfth he old settlers OF Marsh
all County has been perfected, and the frs,
annual reunion vii be held al Blue Rapids
sept 18th and 18th. The people of Blu
Rapids generously offered IN prepare the
grounds, furnish the band and hall The peo-
pie uI Barrett Very much desire the reunion
at that point, but Blue Rapids fairly won the
homer IS the place of the first annual meet
ing. The people of Marysyille who were
present in majority, in consideration of
having he animal fsir, voted in favor Of
Blue Rapids and Barrett We hore this old
settleTS organ. Eat on will result in good to @ a
rs We'll as the new settlers. All are invited to
be PRESENT at the reunion.
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A.sisnee's Notice.

VlyHE creditors Of Sparrow & Jones and all
persons Interested are hereby notified
that inc undersigned assignee of the eststs OF
SAID Sparrow & Jones viii, on Saturday, the
3th day of September, A ID. 1873 make ap-
pIlcstion To the District Court of I.-eye1wCr N
county, Kansas. for discharge from his = IL
trust, and will on that day file his retitiou
for said discharge in said court as provided
for BY the laws of the STATE of Kansas.
Dated July %, l573.
GEORGE n. FAIR,
july31vG. Assignee of sparrow Il Jones.
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THE SCHOOL BOARD.

The Concluding KIOUrS o. tic Old
Board and the commencement OF
the Labors orthc New-R -. iIcrs!i-
Counted ia ~ Member From the
Third MARI.
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EouiIy DeaEt With.
IBeloit Democrat, L.

The Lincoln Register says 1t is Tumored
that James Packet, young man living near
Herman, has been dealt with IouIiy. He left
home more than one month ago for BeIoit,
and has no; since been heard rom. II is
sid that v hen leaving home he had on his
person three or four hundred 90 lars, and
tnst his bride and saddle have been found
ON the IGair-e some distance this side of
ByiOlL.
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ROAD NOTICE

SAFE EAITr SE H4T caSsrr. is.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE }
LEAyENwogTH- KANSAS,
Iuty Il. h. lS-g \
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chaaa- rad.r disappointment.

Il - stu i,tj the reason WY tuteF
s,,,, If tt,... u..tz,natoriai uumi patton was
,.-Ii. . l. al been not isiir Y TEA - bH IN =.
E-u,.Dl c a.. fn-- Hesl cute Tor cn-i = al Ell
kftiiS j. Hsur, > CaTbDlic Salyr. Try u az q DC
COM q. Beware Of cUunteTi-lts-