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suicide,

ST. LOUIS. Feb. ga ST. Petersburg
Mo-, special to the Post-Dispatch says
a man about 60 years of age, unknown
here, but identified by papers on his per
son as John Green, either of st. Paul
Mimi or SedslIs, Mo, got off the trair
at this place yesterday, walked a mile
west and was seen to deliberately place
pistol to his mouth and fire, the bal
passing through his head. killing hin
instantly He had $500 in cash snd
checks on his person.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

The perquisities of Vice.P President
elect Hendricks will be salary of 49,.
900 and the privilege of sitting on the
fence and watching President Cleveland
90 no
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Civil service examinations for candl-
didAtes for the departments ct Washing.
ton are advertised 70 be held soon IN the
east. We suppose that is the reason
several prominent Democrats Of this
city are migrating IN that direction.
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The expenses of the Egyptian cam
psigu foot up so far about $50.000,O00
From which it appears that it
costs England almost as much to kill
an Arab as 1t costs the United States to
Kill an Indian
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1t is said that it costs more To print
newspapers IN Arkansas than in any
other state in the Union. the funeral
expenses of editors are such a tax upon
the publishipy companies
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

+. L. Warren has been appointed gov
srnor of Wyoming and as it is said
gives satisfaction to the people of the
territory, it is to be supposed that he is
a strong ladies' man.
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ReprieVed.

FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. 27.-Lieu'en-
ant Governor Hindman has granted VIM.
Neal reprieve for thirty days. Neal
was to be hung at GraYson, Ohio, to-day.
GRAYsoN, KY, Feb. 27.-About 2
o'clock this morning VIM. Neal received
telegram from acting governor HIND
man granting a reprIeve for thirty
days. Sheriff Armstrong doubted the
authority OF the telegram at first and
immediately telegTaphed for cOntiTma-
ton. Hindmau responded with tcle-
gram same as the first one. To save Nesl
the guards were aroused and III a few
minutes before the reception of the last
telegram, Neal, accompanied nv heavy
guaru started for Eastern Kentucky
Junction to catch the train for Mount
Sterling Matters We're kept quiet until
s O'Clock this morning. When 1t be
came known much indignation WAS ex-
pressed by a msj lTity of the people
while a few EXPRESSED satisfaction. a
large crowd was here TO witness the
hanging. Neal was oveTjoysd at the &c
ceptIon of the good news.
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WAsHINeToN. Feb. 27.-The National
theatct was totally destroyed by fire early
this morning. The building was valued
at Sl00,0O and inc properties at $780,
600 Insurance about $4,000
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Mr. Vim. Thomas of n.

Dir. VIM. Thomas, of Newton Ia,
SAYS: my wife has been Seriously a.
fec;ed with cough for twenty. i've
wears. and ihis spring more. severely
than ever before. She has used EnsnF
remedies without relief, and beng urged
20 Try Dr.. Kings New Discovery, did
81, with most Gratifying results The
first bottle relieved her very much aud
the second bottle has absolutely cured
her. Size has not bad 81 good healsh for
thirty years" Trial bottles free a. B
Waeldon's drug store Large size,
81 90. ~
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Inc Daily. Evening Argus of Craw-
louisville, Indiana, printed late Issue
on wall paper, which, on account of the
blockades of the Chicago trains was the
only available paper to be had.
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The Governo- ~ 1yxon,,,.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Feb. 26.-The news
OF the presieent's nomination OF F. E.
Warren as governor of Wyoming terri
tory, Is received with much satisfaction
here The appointment is considered
an excellent one and gives satisfaction
to the territory
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each member of the committee be allow
ed five minutes TO explain his conduct.
As Holman rose he was greeted with
applause and shouts of laughter. He
defended the committee and was follow
ed by Bu-nes In the same vein.
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Where is the Widow Butler all this
time: Why has be not gotten himself
mentioned as one Of CleYeland's cabinet
IL be living low?
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

The A., T. s. S. f. Railroad company
has just placed in operation for the Mex
can coast trade south of Guaymas, q
steamer named Topeka"
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RnehIen,a arnfe. s.I-.

The best save in the world for cuts
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chfibIafns.
cnTns and all skin eFupiions. and pos
lively cures piles or 40 pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give nerfect Satisfaction
or money refunded. Price. 25 cents Ber
box For sale ny p VIII Isaa.
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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itch
ing piles One box has cured the worst
cases of twenty years standing. No0De
need suffer five minutes after using vii
liams' Indian Pile Ointment 1t alb
Serbs tunors, atlsys itching, acts IS poul
tice, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles, nothing else. Hon j. Coffin
bury, of Cleveland, says: II have tried
scores of pile cures, and it affords me
pleasure 10 say that l have never found
anything which gave such immediat.
and permanent relief as Dr.. Williams
Indion Pile Ointment Sold by Frazier
Medicine Co, proprietors. Cleveland, O
Mailed on receipt of price, 81. w. r
Irwin. agent al Emporia.
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Marion Record: Mr.. F. P. Baker of
Topeka has resigned $1,000 office. 1t
is necessary TO add, We suppose, that
Mr.. Baker Is an editor.
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Mr. Frank Jones, New Hampshire's
only millionaire, is said to be able to
buy any city in that state except Man
chester. The Jones's are powerful
family,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

Senator Ingalls, stirred up the senate In
great shape the other day in the debate
on the Swain court martial.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

"What WAS IL they fought about
And what was thero TO wlnY'
why, partly to get Gordon out;
More. 20 keep Gladstone in"
Punch
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

Congressman Peters has secured the
allowance Of pension claims Tor J ohm II.
Stone of Newton. and Daniel Bacon,
Wichita. Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

Two nieces OF Governor Cleveland are
teachers in the city schools at Peoria,
Illinois.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

Listen 10 the voice of the public, e
solitary scepiic and hear il pronon5i-,e 2
blessing on the greatest cough ust-tic q
at the age, CousSen's Honey o. Tar,
which will cure Group, hoarseness. ty.a-
ehiils ard all diseases Of the thrazt and
lungs. Sid hv D " Hei.,. ?. f2l
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II Is announced that Vice President
Touzalin of the Santa Fe road has resign
ell and will devote himself TO his private
business interests at Omaha.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

The News is the name OF new eve
ming paper at SedalIa. Mo.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

ptlFt and simple compound, pleas
ant Effective. cant airiBg hoaer ard tsr-
tFo ingredients whose vIrfues are ssil r.
riaied by all she world. Is fsssusS.fl's
Honey II Tar. an unsq9aIefi g In@stv fssr
coughs colds AMI All dtss-ssa- OF fltrstst
and lungs. Sold By d. W. Hsiner. ~
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THURSDAY. MARCH 8. 1885.

It'd Bits: No brass band can play as
many airs as drum-major can put on.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

The Kansas senate has adopted res
olution 70 adjourn March 7th.
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D.a,h osan Iniuois Ass.mblvman.

CHICAGO, Feb. ga private telegram
Just received here states that Represent
alive Logan, of Whlteside county. and s
Republican. was stricken with heart
disease in the illinois legislature this
morning. and fell dead on the door Of
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

Mrs. @. F. Cochran and Il. Clay Park
are the prominent candidates for post
mistress or postmaster OF Atchison.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05
Never GIVE Up

Ii you are suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss of appetite. general
debility, disoTdered blood, weak consti.
tuition, headache, or any disease of .
bilious nature, by ali means procure a
bottle of Electric Biiters. You will be
surpFIced 10 see the rapid i'm oroVemeDt
that will follow; rou will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity will
return pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bitters. Sold at fii,y Gems a
bottle by 3 Weldon. IN
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being quite as applicable to this as any
other place:
Talk about it.
Write about il.
Help to improve it.
Beautify the streets
PatrouiZe the merchants.
Advertise in its newspapers.
Elect good men to all its offices.
Pay your taxes without grumbling.
Be courteous to strangers that come
among you.
Never let an opportunity to speak a
good word about 1t pass.
II you think of nothing good to say
about Ii, say nothing bad.
Remember that every dollar you In
vest in a permanent improvement is that
much money at interest.
Never "kick" against any proposed
necessary improvement because il is not
near your own door, or for fear that your
taxes will be raised Is cents.
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The following has been composed for
the use of the Republicans on the morn
ing OF March 4, 1889:

ION Jordan's stormy banks We stand,
And cast a wistful eye,
To Caanan's fair and happy land,
Where our possessions lieV"
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Important Cabinet Meeting

LONDON, Feb. 2S-The Telegraph
states that the cabinet men have been
summoned to meet at 2 O'Clock this afler'
nooa TO consider the question of rt-
signing.
The cabinet council met at 2 pm.
and Is still II session. Earl Spencer
lord lieutenant of Ireland. is present
having arrived from Dublin this morn
ing. The outcome of the nesting Ii
very uncertain, but a crisis Is pre-.
| dicted.
Ponsonby, the queens private secre
tarY, left Windsor to-day and visited
Gladstone at Downing street. He waI
clUseted with the prime minister for &
long while.
Every member of the ministry was
present this afternoon at the cabinet.
| The council of admirals has been order
ed out with six torpedo cruisers. and the
cabinet has invited proposals for seven
war ships from Clyde ship builders.
Rumors are current that in case Glad
stone resigns he will propose as HIS sue
cessor. Marquis Harrington, the presen
minister of war.
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GORDON's PERTINACITY.

Last October Ell Mahdi sent an auto
graph letter TO General Gordon, exult-
Ing over the wreck of Col. Stewards
steamer and the murder OF that officer
and companions. In proof of his knowI-
edge of the disaster that had overtsken
Stewart, he enclosed copies of documents
found on the steamer, aud an account
showing the state of munitions and sup
plies at KharLoum at the time of Stew
arts departure. By messenger who
brought the letter, General Gordon sent
back defian: reply to Ell Mahdi. He
said, 81 do not care how many men you
have killed or what success you gained.
1t makes no difference to me-" After
more in the same vein he concluded
with 81 do not care what forces you
have, am made of iron and intend to
hold ON here
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GERMANY's DREAM.

PARIS, February % The Journal des
de Bats, IN an article on last nights pro-
ceedings in the British parliament, says
the fall of Gladstone has been Germany's
political dream and Bismarck's only
trouble with England, des de Bats
thinks is that her people
are desE to friendly foreign counsels,
against which their British pride rebels
an assumption of their attempt to inter-
fere with the British policy. For this
reason, declares the writer, Germany is
furious ana the attacks defeat their own
purpose.
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HOW TO BUILD Up A TOWN

An exchange under the title How to
Build Up Town." tersely offers the fol-
lowing good advice, which we quote as
being quite ss applicable to this as any
other place:
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BERNE, February 2S.-TwentY-three
anarchists were arrested yesterday, hav-
ing been charged with conspiracy to
blow up the federal palace. The gov
ernment is believed to have strong evil
dence against the prisoners, which may
convict many if not all of them.
BIG CNMEL- PURCHASE.
ROME, Feb. % -The government has
sent a million dollars to Massowah for
the purchase of camels. The action
taken indicates that Italy intends to
take steps for the relief Kassala.
ZULU CONTINGENT.
LONDON, Feb. 28.-AdvIces from Dur
ban announce that reports are current
there to the effect that the chiefs have
been made to organize a contingent for
OF 5000 Zulus for service in SOudan.
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BLOWN TO PIECES.

SUAKIM, February 2S.-Atter the late
action OF the rebels in destroying adj
Yanced redoubts, Lieutenant AskwIth
went with them to alter the arrange
ment tor exploding the mines. While
examining one of the mines II exploded.
AskMith was blown TO pieces.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
YESTERDAY AT LANSING
cossloeRAsLs ACCOMPLISHED
a Number OF Bills Disposed OF The
6iii Relating 10 Attorneys De
fealed.


SPECIAL DispsieA O. Iss TsI.BskAA
LASsIsG. April 8 The Senate passed sen
ate bills Incorporating councils Of RoY al
Templars. authorizing Jackson eoants su-
perylsors aud Agricultural Society 10 sell
laud. aud amending the law relative TO tax
ing depositions. 10 be used III judicial pro
eeedings.
The House COMMITTEES OF the NhOie dc
capitated the bil prohibiting judges from
trying cases wherein they we're related 10
attorneys Interested
The House TINS forenoon passed the Senate
bill sbolishing the Office Of Stale swamp
Land Commissioner; also the foilOwln.
bills: Protecting defendants in actions
when they have gwen notice of set-Off pro
viding for the collection by supervisors ia
each township and ward, and assessors IN
each assessment district. OF statistics of
beskesping prohibitin. sheriffs from APP
pointing a. deputy shsriffs and un0er-sher-
iffs men who are not citizens; requir-
ing prosecuting attorneys 10 furn-
ish the Attorney General with state
ment of case and briefs IN all
criminal cases and other proceedings re-
showed 10 the Supreme Court; amending the
Law relative 70 township school boards, 80
that they shall meet within twenty days after
the first Monday in April. and prescribing
that the township clerk shall not be elected
chairman: providing for FIRE escapes at the
Industrial Home for Girls; amending the
Grand Rapids free school act. The House
also passed the bill for pensioning Detroit
aged and disabled fremen.
The House concurred In the Senate amend
ment to the Agricultural College Appropria-
ton BILL restoring the 5000 item for
military school, and the bill was then passed.
Mr. Hankerd's bill providing for castra-
ton in certain cases of rape came up for
Mr.. Blacker, hanging was substituted for
castration Mr.. Estee opposed the bill; the
present Law classed rape with murder in the
second degree. Mr.. Hankerd spoke forcibly
in favor of his bill as amended. The bill
was defeated-;s3 yeas TO - nays. \ motion
TO indefinitely postpone was carried. y TO 3.
Representatives of Hitchcock, Essetyn Il
Company and Edison. Moore & Company. of
Detroit testified before the Military Investi-
eating Committee. Each agreed To give
bends 10 furnish cloth as per samples in any
quantity at prices averaging about % per
cent less than that paid by the State.
Governor Alger has as yet offered the Su-
perintendency OF Public Instruction to no
one, all reports TO the contrary notwithstand-
Ing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

UNITED STATEs.-Jonahen A. Sell libelAnt,
VI. ScOw Mamie. Ia admiralty. Decree for
hbeant for SIL3J damages. ~ Anthony
Curtiss. libelant. W. ScOw Mamie. IL ad-
miralty. Decree for libelant for 4l5s.s5
wages
CmcUlT.-James Jones v. Corne ius Carey
and Frank Carey. Ejectment. Judgment
for plaintiff for SIX cents damages and costs.
PRoBATK-- Estate Of Wilhelm Eoppe. de
ceased. Petition for appointment Of so-
ministrator filed and May sci for hearing.
Estate Of Jane HOlcomb, deceased. Order
allowing executors final account.-Estste
of Eliza J. Willing. deceased. AdmInlstrH-
tors first annual account and supplemental
inventory fled.-E Estate of Otto ID. y.
Friedrich. deceased. COMMISSIONER war
rant and report filed, and ordered that sd-
minist ator pay debts Estats Of Harm
J. Nordhof. decreased. Petition for ap-
pointment of administrator filed and May I
sci for hearing. .-E Estate of eta Vale.
minor Inventory filed.
SUPERIoR.- Clarinda Swain Va Edmund
b. Dikem8n. Irespass on the case- Yer
dict for defendant Forty days stay Of
proceedings 20 move for new trisl.--Nary
r Dekuyter, complainant vs.. Cornelius II.
DeRuyter. Divorce. Decree gr5nted com
plslnant
PoIIcE-Chas. LUttendon. Disorderly
Adjourned 20 April l0.-Eugene Rogers
Larceny less than S25. Verdict Of not
guilty. Discharged. d Henry Luttei Lar.
oeny from store IN the day time Adjourned
20 April 10
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
DETECTIVES ARRESTED.
a MOS FIRED AT IN CHICAGO.
Payday AZ the Mccormick Works
5rings a Ro~ QUisa Restored on
the Appearance OF Police.

CHIcAGo. April s-IaeSdsy m0rnlng a
C0rmlok reaper factory announcing that
April would be pay day Tor such Of the
strikers a. would not return 10 work. To
day, while the work Of paying os Was going
On, about i've hundred were IN the Imne-
dlate neighb )rhood discussing affairs.
About noon bus containing ten Pinkerton
policemen drove from the works. where thsy
had been 10 assist IA protecting property
On reaching the crowd the Pinkerton men
suddenly opened fre upon them, and voiley
after yolley of shots Was hred Ia rapid sue
cession. The traces OF fifteen bullets were
found IN adjacent houses, SOME barely
missing women and children. One bullet
struck an aged man, George Roth, striker,
vino Is now lying at the point OF death al
tl9 Blue Island avenue. That more people
were not wounded or killed l. almost a mir
acle. The men were dumbfounded for mo-
ment and then stormed after the vehicle. firing
several shots. Officer Kelley, who was on
the spot, gave the alarm for the patrol and
the PinkertOn men were taken 10 the Hin
man street station, where II Was thought ad-
visable 10 transfer the prisoners 10 the
Twelfth street station. Crowds of excited
men followed the patrol 10 both stations.
-Four of tie prisoners were identified ar
having fired IN the direction of the spot
where Roth fell. A heavy Colt i've shooter
revolver of forty-four calibre was taken from
each of the prisoners. Two or three chambers
were empty IN each weapon. The prison
ers, John Lyons Robert McCullom,
John Coleman and Richard Hughes
are held IN $1,000 bail each, furnished by
Cyrus III. Mccormick, Jr., and Superintend-
ent Robertson, 81 the Pinkert0n agency.
The Pinkerton men claim the strikers stop
ped their horses and tried 10 overturn the
bus, and considering their lives IN danger,
they fired. Tonight four Pinkerton men
entered a bus at o'clock. at the agency
headquarters, aud driving TO Hlnman street
station, took on Capt. O'Donnell and SIX
policemen. From there they proceeded 10
the works, 10 guard property. When within
200 ards of their destination the mob opened
fire from shotguns and reyolvers on the bus.
and then upset IT, capturing two cases of
Winchester rifles. Upon recognizing Capt.
O'DOnnell the mob desisted. and assured
that official they would show all due respect
for the law. The Pinkerton men were taken
away in the patrol wagon 10 avert further
trouble
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
AN Ex-SLAVE'S SUIT.
Ills flight from Ills Master and Loss Of
Hi- Fathers Estate.

IN. Y. Tribune
A story is told in the Superior Court
saws a Buffalo telegram which for thrill
ing interest surpasses that Of any suit at
law which has been tried for years.
Alfred NJ. Thomas, the central figure in
the case, is a powerfully built, dis
tinguished looking man of color, whose age
il probably fifty eight years. 1t is stated
that in his younger days Thomas was
looked upon as hereditary King among
his people, inheriting directly from
African ancestors. He was regarded with
something akin 70 fear in the days of his
slavery, aud this feeling extended To his
owners. he is now Twin in a twO-story
brick house on Bundy street. which he
owns. The estate to which be lays claim
includes several other pieces of property
in that locality amounting in all 70 be-
tween $4,000 aud $4,000 in value There
are several pieces Of real estate, and IL
will be necessary TO go over the whole
history Of the case in court in order 70 ar
rive At a clear understanding OF its merits.
Thirty-hve years ago Thomas was work
ing on a plantation OF the Shrawsbury
family near Charleston, w. Va. He had a
little cabin and wife and child all owned
by the man who bad the legal right to call
him slave.
Passing into possession Of Daniel n.
Kline. he made An arrangement with MS
owner whereby ne was 70 purchase his
own freedom BY working extra hours for
others than his master. He had nearly
"a 4 for himself when Kline sold him 10
man named Hi~kiand. and wrote letter
70 Charleston which Thomas VAS in
.tructed 70 deliver in that city. He started,
little dreaming II the contents Of the let
ter To reach the town. Il WAS necessary
for him % pass the calm where his wife
vas somehow the lstter's suspicions
were aroused The letter vas skilifBllv
opened and read IL contained irstruc-
tons - the sheriff OF Ksnawhs Conn
~, John Slack. 70 seize Thomas and
lock him ap. Dsciinz A. ono. -
hy and fearing thst he would b inter
cepted BY telegraph. he climbed pole.
sut tue wire hut iid not allow ~ ends 70
drop He ssfl1lv fastened tbs snfs to-
gether, the ciftuit being interrupted, sni
replaced The wire in - ori insl place. so
successfully uvas it done thst ths reusirars
never faiv restored connection. snd ths
wire Vas shandrneA He snslir reached
Csnsas. snd vhsn She var hegsa became
soldier. His fetter. wha hai Bslrisi q
second wife. lived IN RdFslo nntn 20
sesth He anne 20 Bu o. where -
fonaS sis fstter nh1 hal married szsin-
The youaz naa en stei in ths wsr. sns
~hen emanrinsrl1n wss pro- Il nd
trsrght his fsraY 60 thfs aly Re hsi
4 e.
ma ain ta make hf-0 his hsir Fsuaz
Alt~rf vas sent so school,. aradgsfsi frera
Fs<s rnIrsrsfv. anf then frons Fsis C0l-
fs0- ~ shsel. new prsrfieirz n t1t'
CRY. His ste1saoatser ssls hcuses sad az
rrarriated saonevs ~ith sat TsItsnz fsg
tbs zhtfal ser - rsfera Thst Tas foal
years a. Ths rea4 heir so~ sses 80 rs-
eoTsw ths prop@rty.