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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-06-14
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sent to the same full statement of
! the receipts and expenditures of the
District, and such other matters as
may be deemed important.
SEC. 16. They shall audit and al,
low all just claims against the Dis
trict, and the president shall draw an
order on the District treasurer for all
demands thus audited.
SEC. II. They shall employ such
Fence Superintendents and other ser.
wants as they may deem necessary
for the proper carrying out of the
wishes of the District. Should a va
cancy occur in the Board, they NAV
fill the same until the next annual
election.
Sec. IS. They shall, upon the
written request of five legal voters
of the District, or whenever thew
deem it expedient, call special meet
ings thereof; but in all such cases the
notice shall clearly state the precise
object for which it is called, and the
time and place at which it is to be
held.
ARTICLE II.
SEC. l. The president, when pres
ent, shall preside at all meetings of
the Board and of the District, and
shall sign all orders ON the treasurer
tor the payment of money.
SEC. 2. All drafts and orders
drawn on the District treasurer, shall
specify the use for which the money
is designed, and shall be counter,
signed by the District secretary.
SEC. 3. The president shall ap.
pear in behalf of his District in all
suits brought by or against the same;
but when unable to do this by reason
Of absence or sickness, or when he is
individually party u this 5iGlea apty shflIy q
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are not needed as SHU7ne mechanics
daughters whose tree-school educa-
ton and home surroundings make
them utterly abhor the coarseness of
Bridget and Kate, with whom, if they
live and labor, they must associate,
are samples. If we could but have
some of these in our Florida houses,
what happy homes they might be,
not only for the discouraged and over
worked or over~worried housewife,
but for every member of the family
and no less for the quick, cleanly,
willing and capable helper herself,
whose advent would be celebrated as
a season of joy, and whose surround
ings would bethose Of pleasant home.
One of the pleasantest visits the
writer ever enjoyed in Florida, and
one of the smoothest running house,
hold he has ever met with, was in the
family of planter, and an old citizen
and formerly Shareholder, where the
lady of the house was aided in her
domestic duties by neat, clever. tidy
New England girl, who was the only
servant, if she could be so called, in
the house. Delicious cookery and
scrupulous cleanliness prevailed, and
the children were her special delight
and she theirs. She had a pleasant
room and kindly and considerate
treatment for all who came within the
circle of her ministrations.
The people of the former slaves
holding States, and especially those
classes who formerly Leld slaves, are
the last people in the world to treat
any respectable white person unhand.
someIy; and the only danger would
be that they might spoil such white
help as were capable OF taking ad-
vantage of their kindness, by exer-
cising too much consideration.
How to bring the two classes to-
gether-those whom l have described
as desirable house servants, and the
housewives who need their help so
badIy-is a matter that requires
special means. The only suggestion
l am able to offer is, that you might
forward marked copies of the paper
containing thisl letter to your Northern
exchanges that their attention may
be called to it, and this in the hope
that some enterprising person may
see the way clear to establish there
bureau of employment for the special
purpose OF supplying our great want
from the ample resources of material
which abounds throughout the North.
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The Potomac River improvement.

The Senate committee on commerce seem t.
have egcluteG the Potomac river front and the
Hats from the river and hdTDOT bill purely tech
nieal grCanas, Tor the Ta5sln no dyubt, that they
could fill 10 better excuse. The committee dt4
not consider the proposition upon its merits. Hal
they done 50 1t would PROBABLY have appaiei So
strongly TO their better IN iEnent that they WON'T
have enIeavps u fnu place in the bin for the
appropriate. wen, pesla25, at the expense G.:
the Hennepin canal or SOM Of the insignificant
fnlan1 streams which nature in;eD led should
never float Graft larger than a f0Ur-01rei
barge. The reclamation OF tIe fats, the COM
mittee considered WAS not entirely designed for
tie benefit or interest OF commerce; therefore it
could not properly have place in the river and
heTbOT bill III the committee had glanced at the
Dill which has occupied their attention FOR days,
they would have discovered an appropriation OF
millions % dollars Tor the improvement OF the
Mississippi river, which is open to precisely tn
seine objection that was made to the fiats appro-
priatlon- That enormous appropriation is not in
tended exclusively for the benefit of commerce
Ore OF its purposes IS % protect an extensive and
FERTILE area FROM injury by overflow. That
Is not q commercial object. The reclamation
OF the fItS would protect the capital OF the
nation from the ravdgeS OF iH5iJiUus malaria,
and greatly improve tie sanitary condition of
the city. IL would remove the only plague
spot in the vicinity of the seat OF government,
and would benefit ths hundreds OF thousands OF
non-reSentS whose business or pleasure calls
them here annually, just rs much as 1t would
Denehi the residents IL would convert the I'M
slightly and pestilential bottoms into a beautiful
park that would Tee an ornament 10 the capital q
credit tn the nation and source Of pleasure to
millions All this, to say nothing OF the deeper
channel and better h8rbor which the improve
ment would provide, thereby beIeitting com
merce sufficiently TO entjtle the matter to cOnsd-
Grafton in connection with the river and haTbCr
Dill IL * not too late yet Tor the committee to 10
fself The credit AID tie nations capital the JUS
tee OF providing fer THIS all-imp0rtlut work
The members Of the commerce committee them
Selves, certainly majority OF them. COnCtl1 tie
paramount Importance II retaining the flats and
Identifying the river front, and are willing to vote
money Tor that purpose. Then, why, at this late
day, when there : not time enough LEFT 10 present
Tie subject IS = separate measure and have il
eeiVe consideration in beth houses. permit the
appropriation LO-fail because IL j. not altogether
for commercial purposes or because another COM
nlttee ought more properly to repor. it: Ii the
committee are unwilling to Increase the total of
The river AMI harbCr bill by the whole amount c5-
MINATED as necessary for the flats improvement,
let them appropriate part. sufficient to inait-u
rate the work this summer and carry il on until
the next session OF Congress can provide Tor its
continuance
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SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY

When You considepth that during the year we handle
thousands of pairs of PantaloOns it will not astonish
you to learn ta We have accumulated about three hun
dred pair of Trousers, representing fully seventy
styles. We properly cali these the
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The decline OF Tammany'6 standing and infl,.-
ence In New York politics was illustrated in the
contrast OF its 4th OF July celebration last Tues
day, with those OF former years In the past the
most prominent democrats of the Land were will
ing TO take part in those celebrations but on
tuesday the affair was tame and SHINY attended
"Boss" Kelly was forced to do the principal talk
Ing himself
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PEST BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. $40 AND S12,
fast colors: Boys. 81 and g.; Children's with
short pants IS and S. Childrens Linen Suits s2 or
fec Coats 40 and Soc; Mems and Boys Straw Hats
from 25c upwards The best 81 School Shoe in the city
Misses and Chdrens Slippers and N p Ties for EXAM
instion. from 75c. up: J.O.w. Cong. Cater and
Iow-cut Shoes for 81. So j. w. SELBY
je3 l9l4-lol6 Pennsvivania averua
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TJNHE BEST QUALITY
Il CHINESE COLORED FIRES
Warranted non-expiOsive: contains sulphur Put up
in boxes of different Also bulk for tableaus
excursions, pic mics, etc.
For sale by
G. W. THORN & CO.,
Je29-6t 3l3, 3l5 9Th ST., Pa. avenue.
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In pursuance OF forestry laws in Kansas about
S,VO acres OF trees have been planted in that
state. Within eight or ten years the state VIII he
gin TO reap the lTuit OF the labor thus extended.
as about SIX thousand acres OF the trees planted
are black walnut which vii. II Is claimed mature
Sufficiently Tor use in that trn. In years 10 come
and perhaps the cline is hot Tar distant Kansas. a
prairie state, Will probably be selling timber to
some OF the suites which nature SO lavishIy pro-
vided with magnificent forests that are now being
rapidly. AID in many cases wantonly DESTROYED
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stK ENNEBEC ONLY.~
N We the only firm In the District dealing ex.
clusiyely in KENNEBEC ICE. Our houses at Farmin9.
dale Maine. contain 80 600 tons; at Pitston Maine
companies Of the District.
The patronage Of dealers and consumers IL earnestly
solicited Polite and prompt attention and best market
prices guaranteed.
Depot and House-6th street wharf
0mce-6th and streets northwest
tes-lm RICH & co.
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The project 20 unite the republican factions OF
pennsylvania by retiring the two state tickets
now IN the Held and holding another convention,
mas, according to the latest dispatches, been
carried far enough 10 procure the voluntary resig
nations o! all the regular candidates. save one,
conditional upon similar action on the part or the
independent candidates. The single candidate of
TIE regulars whose assent 10 the plan had hot
been Obtained was Mr. BrcSaS. but he had not
been consulted. 1t Is held by his friends that he
Will readily comply and submit his resignation
Al the meeting OF the regular state committee
next Wednesday, 1t Is supposed that the scheme to
unite the party Will be officially acted upon.
SHOULD II be decided TO submit the proposition to
retire both tickets To the independents the latter
VIII probably Immediately assemble their state
committee 10 consider and act upon It, Some of
the leading republicans maintain that the state
committee has no authority to accept the resIg-
nstionS OF candidates; but the chairman holds
otheFwiSe, and t Is not unlikely that In an emer-
gency Ike the present technical question yiI!
De permitted TO prevent the hsrmoniZing OF the
party IL really u gins to look as il the party
dlrerenceS may he compromised ana the repub-
ncans brought together in support OF one ticket
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"ODDS AND ENDS"


of stock They as good value as any of the other
goods have, and the only the price marked
down so low on them is they few of kind Two,
three or even four pair of kind. of use to US
as regular stock. The range of kinds represent two
styles OF cut-the present style and some not quite SO
extreme Lots Of people prefer them the latter way.
We give you the choice of fully =
ONE HUNDRED PAIRS OF FIVE DOLLAR PANTS
ONE HUNDRED PAIRS OF FOUR FIFTY PANTS
ONE HUNDRED PAIRS OF FOUR DOLLAR PANTS
We saI call your attention to the fact that these re-
dlicn1 re not from IMAGINARY prces-the old price.
the o. hat wac put on them when the goods were
place The counters-not marked for the occa-
.G the reduced prico on the tickets Outside of
these
'ODDs AND ENDS"
VIC give you the choice of two hundred pairs
finest neat stripe Seven Dollar Trousers az Five Dollars
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The election OF delegates to the coming Georgia
democratic state convention UP to the present
point TO the nomination OF Representative Ste
pheLS Tor governor. The contest is between the
stephens and anttStephens democrats the latter
not yet committed to any candidate. but working,
upon the policy OF anything To beat stephens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-06

The Virginia reaijuster5 and their supporters
Rave st0utly maintained all along that the charge
OF reputation against them was false and SIAN
oeTo1S- Tie creditors OF the state do not seem 10
take this view OF Teadju,tment a. the memorial
g. English bondhOldefs - President Arthur trst-
nes Those bOndholders evidently 90 not have as
clear an understanding OF the workings OF a repub-
ncan government as they 10 OF the lust relations
between debtor and creditor. else they would
kno" th.t the President has no authority in the
premises
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FOR RENT--STORES.

IGOR RENT-THE OLD GROCERY STAND ON
a northwest corner of 18th and streets which has
been occupied such for the last 3 years now for
rent Application to be mace at 1870 Q street north
west. iy5 as
tOR RkNT-A FINE STORE AND DWELLING,
II pa 9Th street, opposite Patent Office. Rent low
INQUIRE OF A. EBEkLY SONS. us 7th street iyl ct.
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A. l.. BARBER a CO.
1el5 I'm LeDroit Building Washington ID q

NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-ONF lot lsx75
with cottage; one lot lsx75 vacant; Lot lsxlO0
vacant; ON a prominent street Capitn Hin \ few
doors from Pennsyvania avenue. Inquire at 433 18th
les Inn
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FOR SALE-LOTS.-

E,OR sALE-VERY DESIRABLE lot WITH NEAT
small brick residence standing back. No 6l2 NJ ST.
northwest lot > by 1874 side porches; stable large
front yard and parking; location hgh and dry Apply
u owner X w. fENNICk. Room Is. lie Drcit Bu,ld-
INK, or 1893 street northwest. iy5-St
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PERSONAL.

4 LADY WISHES THE ACQUAINTANCE OF AN
N elderly gentleman of means who will render her
pee unary ala. Address CLARA c. BOYER, City
=. o. jy6-3ts
rUNHE PARTY WHO FOUND LRATHER-COvERED
Il Buggy Cushion, after runaway near Columbia Col
lege Sunday afternoon. viii receive reward by
ing came TO n. c. H., 1921 street northwest y5-3t
DUNAwAY HOESE.-THE GENTLEMAN WHO
IL kindly brought the harness and cushions from
runaway horse, near Columbia College. ON SuDds,
night will oblige the by leaving the thu
stables of Lead NGHAM & co. K5-Sts
SOAn "A FEE OF 500 WILL BE GIVEN FOB
OHUUs position in one of the departments on
other governmental employment. Address Box 80 stal
office. iy5-Ns
w WILLIAMS AND C. e PRICES PRIVATE
W. Detective Agency. Consultations free All bust
ness strictly confidential. Notice TO call residence
promptly attended to. Office hours AL 10 10 o. m
926 4 street northwest nhl6-<ms
DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 3O9 gTB
II street northwest Reliable information Furnished
in all consultation free; will call at Residence
when requested all business strictly confidential. CE
Finder. mhls-4m
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VIC give You the choice OF two hundred pairs
finest neat stripe Seven Dollar Trousersa Five Dollars
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, FOURTEENTH STREET
AND BOUNDARY
Lots Tor sale at ten cents foot onefth cash bal
ahce IN and years. with interest per cent on
deferred Payments.
Now is the time 10 buy the pasSage of the hin nv
Congress for building = reservoir will add reaty
70 the value Of this property. go
EOr MA nd ir,f,N ss.,,s.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

NOR RENT-RoOMS-ONE-H HALF SQUARE FROM
H Patent Once. Desirable Furnished aud Unfur-
nished Rooms at low rent for the summer light house
keeping if desired. Apply st 7l9 sth street north
west Sys-S..
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EoR RENT-A WELL FURNISHED OFFICE SEC
ond floor front, opposite the Treasury: terms mod
crate. Address Box So Star Office. je27- 2w.
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SPECIALTIES

l.
lust ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS. GREA1
- Spirtualist Medium, from Paris Works eectricity
on ivory Tells true life, past present and future des
ny age. death; describes absent persons tells
In inarrage gives good advice 70 ladies and gentlemen
ana satisfaction. II. Office, 73S 10th street. Hours
l0a m. to p. m. .el7-1ms
nR: ROBERTSON "a GRADUATE UNIvERsITY
IL Of Maryland), with 20 years eKperience.-I
Special Diseases successfully treated and cure guar
anteed. Diseases of Men. General Debility. Seminal
nature. speedy and permanent guaranteed Ofot
456 street north vest ~ street. every Wednes-
day and Saturday, from 70 pm Main Once 80 n.
Liberty street. Baltimore. Correspondence and con-
suitefons strictly private and confidential. Refers 10
the leading physicians OF Baltimore. 3el7-3m
VILLAH, THE WONDERFUL ORIENTAL YELLED
"a Cl&irvoyant whose power In healing the sack and
knowledge OF the past present and future OF peoples
lives has astonishod all Europe. Can be 2zs
street northwest Hours. p. M TO p. m. An IN
trouble call and consult har- yeg-lWs
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
t'emen 80 osnts each COS I strest between 4th sn6
Sth streets northwest 3el -6vs
noCToR ). B. GARDNER, LATE SURGEON 70
~ the =; 9. RECORD Hospital On be oonsnltsd phi
county. Va cure warranted. 5s28
WALKER's, 20l 10TH STREET NoRTHWKsT.-
w LIME. CEMENT, PLASTER
MoTHPR6oF FELT. CARPET FELT,
GENUINE DECKER BRO PIANOS
IN AND PURDETT ORGANS. hXHH
The bc<t now made. W.
,cz 6. IL KUHN. 4o7 10th street. Sole Agent
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

NEW TURKISH BATH. lat q STREET fOPPo.
dts RssU Hosssl: l..se p9ol; good ssnsilaso,s:
rS@ e ID . 1 p s. SSx z S:.hs 81
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

WANTED-ONE OR TWO BOARDERS UADIES
w preferred) to occupy one good room al farm II
miles from city. Good board. milk. etc. References
given and required. Terms s. per week Address p
T., sligo T. o.. Montgomery county, Nd. Jy5-2t'
GUNNER BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED Ar A
- pleasant country residence beautifully shaded.
mile from depot. Situation healthy, near the noun
talns Terms moderate: Address Fl. L., Gainesville,
Prince William county, Va. jy5-3t'
GUNNER BOARD CAN BE HAD AT SPRING.
dale. pleasant. healthy situation, ~ miles from
Purcelville Station. W. W. T. Il. For terms apply
to Mrs. RACHEL A. MEANS, Lincoln, Loudoun
county. Va. je22- cow.
pOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT
ID Strawberry Hill for the summer; plenty of shade:
shutters fruit and mountain air; daily mails terms
reasonable Apply to L. T. SHUEY, Waterford. Lou
doun County, Va je29 -6ts
THE MOUNTAINS OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA.
Il hve miles from depot on the w. and o. X. Il.
three hours travel from city pictureslue and
dress J; II. PRICE. Proprietor. Hilsboro', Va.
jel9-lm'
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE SUMMER RESORT
~ Magnificent shade, Sulphur Springs, Blue Ridge
Views Baths Porches. Stables. Horses. &c. Circulars
at lHl5 Pennsylvania avenue Of 1lth street Ad-
dress A. NJ JELLY. New Windsor Md. les -3m
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WANTED-ROOMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANIED-AN OFFICE DESK AND CHAIR.
w Give tul descript and lowest cash price. Ad-
dress HARD CASH" Star Office.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

her She son, eiA esi ! great tuAdness k.I
 me. and when would pretend to catch her and take hct away. with her shara,
 tcfi>,ic httlc lsagh and hcNuch,ngb felgnrt fear she would run Ia her nothr, and ess lam. Mamma. llke li5ar Shr asesl io watch iaI ms coming and when entered the house. she would e.s oni ,n glec run Ia hel mother and sas Mamma take i,sne Sevctai ,iay> aga she sas taken sick aad until to-day seemed to br dclnou>. toi she ncsei na,,eed an, one. ENefAanc saA that Ahc enilld nal ircnl el and tho boardets. all ni whom loved hef, stood m sorrow around hei bed. Io. nigh, her Summons came. Suddenly she recovered cons, iousaess iiet mothei Sat m the edge ot the bed l approached and looked a, het as >he lay si,h he, eses eiosed. She opened her eyes and NC sas that a film had o.etspscad thea, bf,sh;ness. The death thtil seised het
 bu, seeing me, she attempted ,e a,eh he. mother. and "A hlle a iaint smile pAiird her iips. she sad. Mamma. take islssie !"
 Her mamma took her. bu, shc ~as dead "
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03
REGAINED HIS sTAEDING

fieilo.~ exclaimed Al iIkahs4~ W man. meeting friend. Il congratulate you on your success n working tie governor"
 .. How working the governor
 Why. I heard ,ha, the old man had pardoned you out of the peniientiAp.
 Il was never in the peniteniiary.H
 Well. by George. le, me see. l heard something abou, you
 .- Heard thz, l have gut drinking. probably.
 - Perhaps that was it. knew ina; II was something that concerned yoGF char aoter. Sorry that you hal fallen. ~as jes, going in to take drink
 Although have fallen. l c~a reciaIH. myself I'll take drink ~ith yol-T
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03
BEAT HIM

'i.smme tell yer exclaimed old Ma than. arising at an edua a,,onai meeting and sddresssng the assemblage. @dzr ain, half as much in eddyca,,on as a man in ,nomru, ob 'ibus,asm naost psosnul- gate. ra'sed '~o town sons. lin vent ter >hool an god good esidycs,ioa bat Tom stayed A, home an sebes looked intet book ben yi, he made a qnse ssr shoxin dan Jnn."
 "Hos< asked chorus of soleex.
 -Why be teai ham inter sie peni,en- ,izsy by t~o days" exclaimed the old man ss he sat dosn wdsh the zH of me xi.o feels iha, inc 4eighi of evidence is tn kis favor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03
: MAMMA. TAKE LIZZIE

foa look sad tonight Fred, sar. the leading eons4giaiis, pf a gay party .l'isng around table A a young man ap- proat ned and took sea, What's the matter ~tb soa:
 Bu, ioT our appointment yoH would no, have scen me here tonight replied the young man addressed
 Whye
 You know that fl there is man in the world ~ho reverences beauty and in- isoe enee, i am the man
 fred, yea'vs been drinking ioo much. sald one of the party. fea sfe sinking into one of your napdl,n moods. "
 No. Lei me tell you of scene ! witnessed tonight Ever since arrived in Arkzns4w haze been boarding with the w,dow Iems<y, where, as yoa knos a iiveiy pzrs of young men take ssesr meals. ar. Aensry is qaies, kind- hearted xornan, and sinoe the death of her husband. has b.ed and hoped m the lore of her .i;tle sir., child about three years old. When frs, seni to the place the little gin made deep impression on ne. There was such asssse ,n her laugh and saeh beauty n her face. thsf many lime haze caught myself harpiag Co the hoase 4; meal time, anxious ,o see
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03
ON ACCOUNT OF POLITICS Why q poinieisn ssols German WHs

sometime ago. ias oh ffsweingiei s t.rrinaa. ame ie Atsansss. ani. pozses- ,ing the elements oi influence ~as sn- dsn rd ip enter penis seeessl days asn Aalo, lhbbet ,atlus sa a. obs ~iie te leave home. and iie oaifASei husband ahining htn,~lf wiih 4 tnuskei sere e4. ,h. nayor ant i.udin hifu sad
 '" Ind no~ str. ~had sas Il yoa musi say m raplana'ao aon ub de iss, Io, l shoe'5 you and he ,os kesl the gun Soa gun. io m1 house. laugh mt ry ebdd and fund asaY n.ti my .ifc and shoots io.
 :" Hold m. lake. e,e ia,msd the n,sgef g. foH evidently do ao' unders;and Arkan. As~ poi,l.es and le' me eaai,on yoa be- fore yoa make break that wiIi eoxl yoss party man, voie induced your wlfe io leave home
 ud shoots you - 2
 " ll..ll =. !! .::-lsss r, sas s5!s ..i .s-., 7 home poiIslSsiiy. Non. fl yoa were ass' , pnhlie man, and should ssrai your @iic t would bs sofiai affair and should be punishable b, death. l,s', yoa sec ihis E strictly poi,t.cai. and the oniy ga, Ea you 10 do is to s,eai the ~iie of an epp~- aen,. Don't yoa ses z
 My fnem,. [ hopes doi goa sslioseese me fur aea bal break sos l e2s io make abog,. fur dna't andesssznd bosid,s shas, like ben here ai~sys. go no~ uad steal def .iie ab doi nigges yas beaa me fur guns,ai,ie.