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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
GUARDING WATER WORKS.
Latest from East Saginaw Feeling OF
the Strikers.


frum the Detroit News
E.sr SAGINAW, Mich. July l&-The East
Saginaw rifles are al the water works. 70
prevent strikers from shutting of the water.
Representative Barry addressed a crowded
meeting at Knights Of Labor hall till
o'clock. RE called on the men 10 20 to
their homes and keep quiet. There are
numerous threats. such a. the following:
IF We cant earn bread We will take II. "
They have brought outsiders and We will
sive them work. etc.
Bsrnard's mill has not yet started up.
The detectives s<e there. Barnard says. II
am ready 10 stars and n my men 20 10 work
I will prutec: them
In circular issued the strikers tareaten
10 boycott the Courier Of this city. claiming
public. They call upon merchants and busi-
Ness men advertising IN the Courier. who
desire their patronage from that sheet,
and call upou All wOrkinzmen 10 as-
sist IN making the hireiing representative
of the capitalists give them iustice. Refer
ring % what the strikers call severe criti-
cism published IN the Detroit Journal on
the lith inst. under the head "Will they ar
bitrafeY" they deny the assertion that they
attempted to fix rates of wages or hours If
work by strke before attempting arbitra-
ton IL is claimed they sent a circular 70
tne mill men May s. and invited discussion
Of the meter az place designated by the
mill owners. hut received no reply. To this
much of She trouble b. attributed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Fire Near Edmore.

EDMoRE, Mich, July l3.-A fire broke out
in the planning and shingle mill just north
west of here yesterday, but was got under
control about 30 p. IN. The fire started in
the packing room, being set by some small
boys playing around a stove, in which they
built fire with sawdnst and shavings. Eight
Hat cars and one box car belonging TO the
Detroit, Lansing & Northern Railroad were
burned. also the car repairer's house and
shop. Mr.. Reeds insurance IL $1,000 and
his loss $4,000. Mr. Bradley's loss on
shingles il $500, and his insurance on the
same 500. The aggregate of losses will
reach <45O0.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Suicide Near Eaton Rapids.

EArOS RAPIDS, Mich, July le.-A man
about 55 years old, who registered at the
Eaton Rapids house Saturday as j. Good
rich, OF Owosso, was found hanging to a
tree over the Grand River. one mile north of
here last night. He was five feet nine inches
IN height, and weighed about one hundred
and thirty pounds. He wore short iron gray
beard, No. 81 plow shoes, dark clothes a
check shirt and a black slouch hat. Two
rcd cotton handkerchiefs, two postal cards
two black Jack knives, pair of steel bowed
spectacles IN a paste board case were found
o his person. he Is thought 10 be a sailor
because the rope was tied in bowline knot.
The corOner's jury returned verdict of
suicide.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
TIE PROPOSED RAILROAD.
Surveyors at Work on . Line from
COoperssiile TO Muskegon.


The COopsFssIlis Observer says. ''On
Tuesday lAsi parts of GrAlad 1ruuk sur
Seyors from Canada arrived si tlis plsoe
and stack their frst stake at the depot and
ran west along the present ilne of the ID. a.
H. Nj. road 10 the swItoh al the eIJ ~
the station grO0nds where they lefi
the main line and started IA
northeriy direction Tor Muskosou
10 the great sursirise of farmers along ti.e
line OF surYey and of ever bod, olst IA tAls
vicinity, fOf, though the la,serrer hss TOT a
long tame oontonded that lime ~ faal would
SOME day pass through this village reaching
Muskogon, and the people az thls
vicinity have regarded sach road
mere Question ct utnt. gst a.
wac little exIsecled that the Grand rGnk
people or the d, g. HI. A n. O.. poali DO -.
az they had never made aliy lsis ab iul Il OF
any move IN that direction. 90 shown any IN
clinailoD 10 put IN such a branch, and the
hrst lntlmAtl0n the people hav. had OF ans
such intention sas the actual beginning OF
the survey or Tuesday last
Though the railroad company have made
no move about this proposed beW branch 10
their road, they have evidently thoroughly
Informed themselves 80 the boat
and most feasible route f0r their
branches. The surveyors have With
them al accurately and care
fully prepared preliminary profile ~ the IN
tended survey, which pas>er % point about
two miles west of kavenna village and there
rune directly 10 Muskegon. Mr. Conkln
and MIR. Walter, who have ssou the profile,
and who are well acquainted With the
country through which the survey
will pass, say that a better line could not be
selected. a. il will avoid all swamp. inarshes
and hills on the line. and ai the section Of
country through which II passes is nearly a
dead level and will require but little expense
Ia grading, IA fact is practically graded
already" I"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
a Mysterious Woman.

DETROIT, July 13.-A richly dressed young
woman registered at a leading hotel here
last Tuesday rs Maud Denton, of New York.
Her free-and-easy manners attracted the
notice of some of the other guests, and
Wednesday night she was requested to leave.
Friday night Sergeants High and Culver ar
rested her as she was coming out of a low
saloon near the high school, and on search
ing her at the station they found nearly
81 coo worth of jewelry on her person. She
il still held at the station, and refuses TO
give satisfactory explanation of where she
got the iewelry.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
CALVIN RELEASED.
MS Release Obtained or the Pittsourg
Directory.

BUssALo. July l3.-fhs directors of the
Buffalo Base Bali Club - day released Gal
VA, ths leading pitcher Of the ciab. tie ~iil
leave for PltLsbnrg tonight, where be vii
Joan tbs clab Of that city. Calvin u said 10
have expressed his belief that ths Buffalo
directory had received bonus for his re-
lease and the amount ~as S64O. The dlrec-
tors refused - talk further than u say the
''pubIc demanded a change; both the press
and patrons OF the game were grOgtng lrrit-
able, sc could not lose any more games II
oar pitchers were tekeD from the grand
stand and pat In the box" Manager Chap
man l. reported % DC Ia Canada looking for
a new pitcher The affair causes quite a
sensation ia base ball circles. az the release
Of Calvin. who has been looked upon a. the
iuvlnclble pitcher OF the league, sas never
demanded Of any one outside the directory
Of the club
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

CHICAGO, July l3.-Almost all the brick
yards in and around Chicago have shut
down and about two thousand men are
thrown out of employment. Last week it
was decided to reduce wages fifty cents a
day and the men were notified. but the pro-
posed reduction met with strenuous oppo-
sitiOn and on Saturday night the men an
nounced their intention not to resume work
this morning unless the standard rate should
be paid. Each side remains firm in it, IN
tentiOn 10 cOncede nothing 20 the other.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
SPEEDY PUNISHMENT.
A Detroit Burglar in Windsor Prompt
ly Sentenced.

Early yesterday morning ex-Ald. George
w. Baby, living at the corner of Sandwich
and Church streets, Windsor, was awakened
by man trying to pry open the blinds of
his bed room window. The ex-alderman
yelled police" and Sergeant Condreu and
Patrolman Ryan. who happened to be pass
ing, rushed into the yard. The burglar
tried to shoot the sergeant, but the cartridge
failed TO explode, and before he could make
a second attempt Ryan had him hand cuffed.
He was then taken TO the lookup and
dark lantern and satchel containing
hatchet, cold -chisel, bunch of skeleton keys,
two gold chains and gold ring taken from
him. The fellow gave his right name, John
Mclean, of Detroit. The revolver looked
like one stolen from Oren Scotten by the
gentlemaniy burglar who visited him few
weeks ago, but Mr.. Scotten says ii does not
belong TO him. Magistrate Bartlett this
morning sentenced Mclean to one year in
the central prison. Mclean has served
term in the Ionia house of correction for
burglary.-DefrOH NeiUs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
FIRE AT Az SABLE.
About SIS. 900 Worth OF Lumber De-
stroyed Yesterday.

OsooDA, Mich. July ia fire broke out
at 40 a III. on the docks of the Au Sable
Lumber Company, at Au Sable. The fire
undoubtedly caught from a slab burner.
This same mill company suffered from a
large fire in May last and a burner accident
last Spring.
1 he FIRE was got under control at noon, but
IL was necessary 10 run the pumps all the
afternoon. The officers of the steamer
arundel offered their services, but the
steamer could not get into the slip on ac-
count of shallow water. The fire tug Laura
Gibbs" did good work. and eight or ten
streams played on the fire from all sources.
The wind Is heavy of land. The mill is
still safe. The loss will lie at least 5000,
mostly lumber. The men ate their dinner
to-day at the hose, the women carrying re-
freshments. The vessels in the vicinity of
the fire were safely removed. The owners
of the burned property and the amount of
insurance are as yet unknown.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
An Electric Storm.

ROME Ga, July 13.-An electric storm has
just passed over Georgia with serious re-
suits. colored boy on DR.. Hillyer's place,
near here. was instantly killed. A son of +.
+. Notes, five miles from here, was strnck
dead and hi. mother and sister seriously in
jured In Americus the electric fiuid struck
in three or four places, doing considerable
damage to property and cattle. At Reeds
vile great damage was done to buildings.
The storm passed over territory of about
one hundred and sixty miles.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

WASHINGTON. July l3-The following Mich
igan postmastsrs OF the fourth class we're
appointed to-day. George W. Watkins.
Corey, Csss county. vice Hazen ". Brown,
resigned. Thomas :. Blakely. Jones. Cs=s
county. vice Robert &. Sloan. removed 10
sish G.. Miller Bangor. Van Barren county
vice Charles e. Phillips. removed. samuel
r. Dibble. Union. Cass county. vice Joseph
Hartman. removed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Arrested in Canada.

KINGSTON, Ont, July 13.-Duncan Mac
kenzie. Of this city, has been arrested for
Harrison, Mich, about a year ago. while a
circus was AT that place. The town treasurer
vas gagged and bound to a chair, about Q
O'Clock at night. and the sum named ex-
trac ed from the safe. Mackenzie admits
being at Harrison AZ the time. but denies he
had anything 20 DO with the robbery. His
case will be argued a. soon as the sheriff of
Clare county. Mich. arrives.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Mills Started.

BAY CRY, July l3.-The 10-hour planning
mills that shut down on Saturday were
started this morning and not molested.
Miller Bros. and Seth Mclean, Son IL Co.'S
saw mills also started this morning on the
10-hour system, having made an amicable
arrangement about wages with their en-
ployes. All the other mills are yet idle.
The streets are crowded with unemployed
men. A body headed by band marched TO
the south end to serenade the mills running
on the 10 hour plan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

PrrTsHuae, July f1-tlne thousand men
employed iu the lspweld department % the
National tuhe works az Mckee=Vort quit
work thi= afternoon and demanded su in
rrae-a ~ ln per cent IN vsEes. it is Under
-focs there are several isrge orders on the
hooks which. II delayed beyond a specified
time. vii entaii heavy loss - the company
he Butt boys are stiii on a strike At the
same mill
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
a MAN SHOT DEAD.
Vengeance Executed on an Uasno~n
Tramp.

Now. Mich. July l3.-An unknown man.
I've feet sin inches high, aud OF middle age
was seen og the r. a 4. NJ. depot here yes
terdsy afternoon. In the evening be
walked about town and toward 10
O'CLOCK applied at the houses Of Calvin
Grace. Ms. Sleford and \ Bloomer for per
mission 10 stay all night. This was refused
him, and he went to VIM. Jones house,
where, on refusal 20 be allowed 10 stay he
broke down the gate and fence. Jones
family ran 10 a eighbof's house, where he
procured a shotgun, with which he aud
a hired man returned % their house, where
they found the stranger r0mmaglng
through the dining room and kitchen. Jones
hred ~ the man, the charge taking effect
just above the hip. killing him. Nothing
WAS found on his person 10 establish has
Identity a. he had only four pennies Ia his
pocket. lie Is believed 10 have come from
Detroit by the Grand River road.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Another Victim Dead.

ALBANY, \. u. July 13.-Frederick, J.
Waller fireman of steamer No. I, injured by
falling walls at Boardman Il Gray's piano
factory fire yesterday, died this morning
He il the third victim. Rufus X. Townsend,
also injured, is comfortable but II il not GER
tain that he will recover. Waller had been
IN the fire department twenty years. He
leaves n wife and nine childeen. Mr.. Town
send joined the department many years ago.
tie is a son Of Gen. Franklin Townsend and
a large founder and machinist.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
A VALUABLE FIND.
The Officers Take the Stores OF No
ted Shop-Lifter.

ted Shop-Lifter.
BUFFALO, July l3.-Ths police, on Satur-
day, made raid on the house Of Mary Yal-
yea. on Sycamore street. who was supposed
70 be shop-hfter. The discovery that fol
lowed astonished even the officers. Bureau
drawers were crammed full of laces, shavls,
searfs, bounets, etc. One drawer contained
l75 yards of fine silk, another 20 yards of
black velvet and fifty yards of brocaded vel
vet. Jewelry of every description, fine neck
laces, bracelets, tine gold watch and several
rings were also found. over tour thousand
yards Of valuable lace. one thousand spools
OF thread and piles of fancy goois lay around
ia confusion. The value of the goods
amounts To several thousand dollars. The
property was removed To the police station
where merchants are busily employed identi
flying the goods.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
q Railroad Accident.

ST. JOINS, n. b., July 13.-Two freight
trains left Moncton within an hour of each
other last night bound north. The rear cars
of the forward train became detached and
the driver, ignorant of the fact, proceeded.
About two O'Clock this morning the second
train ran into these cars, resulting IN the
destruction of the engine. the killing of the
engineer, McIennan, and the fireman. Kidd.
They were both single, and lived in Moncton.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

HousroS. Tsx.. July t3-Tbe Uuion
printers employed or the p1iig Post struck
to-day on account Of non payment of wages.
The Post b. one Of the largest psperss IN the
state and employs twenty FIVE printers.
The management are eudesvDri1g 20 81 the
places With rat printers. They have eleven
from Ansfln AZ work. They were guarded
~ detectives and policemen ara stationed AZ
the doors. Il s said the Union vii boycott
them
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

ST foUls. Inlv i&-The St. Bernard Dol
iar Store Company assigned - John r.
8ohle thi= afternoon. The company found
fhst e vas unahie tn meet it= liahih hes snd
that 4 is now insulVent This - eausei By
fha ferrezesd state ~ business and isrre er-
penses TIE as=ets sre S..1ooo. aud hah,t-
sis- shout s.asD. principally owing New
Xnrk and eastern psrties.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Zachariah HaIpin's Appointment.

NEW YORK, July l3.-It is reported from
Washington that one day last week Zacha-
riah u. Halpin was appointed postal route
agent in this city. For some reason not e1-
planned here directions we're issued not ID
make the appointment public. but II leaked
out to-day. Postmaster Pearson said, con
cerning the appointment, that the place has
no relation whatever with the post Office in
this city He had never heard OF Halpin so
far a. ne remembers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

Their Fighting Frightens the Whites
Quiet Restored.

DENVER, July 1.-Two Indians on the
Southern Ute reservation quarreled at the
agency yesterday, and one named Cashmere
was shot by Buckskin Charley. They were
living in houses and cultivating land. The
murderer fed. This alarmed the settlers
and the militia at Durango were held ready
for an attack, but later news quieted the ap
prehensions of the people as the matter was
socially between the Indilns. Buckskin
Charley has probably gone to the reservation
of the White Water Utes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Mutual Murder.

CHAUsoKY, Ga, July l3.-R, A. Peacock
and Charles Thompson, both recently from
North Carolina, have for some time been at
enmity. Last evening some words passed
between them when both drew double astlon
revolvers and began firing. Both wert in
stantly killed. A stray bullet killed a negro
standing near.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

WASHINGTON. July i3.-Comptroiler Dur
ham has decided that the erroneously dated
recently redeemed By Treasurer Jordan. u
gennine. II conforms with the requirements
Of the act - I1ue a. There ara still out
standing about $1,000 OF these erroneously
dated notes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
The Fruits Of stead's erposures.

NEW ORLEANS. July l3.-Mayor Guilloite
hss issued an order TO the police to arrest All
girls under seventeen years Of age found in
houses 81 iu-fame. He will issue another
order Of the same nature relative 70 boys
under ffteen. This action - the oBtcome Of
the exposures Of the Pail Nal ggzeffe re-
zsrdiBg the dshauching Of girls in London.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Orangemen Attacked

LONDON. July 13.-At Rye House. Hert-
fordshire. to-day, the Catholics attacked some
Orangemen who were celebrating the Battle
of the ROyne. Clubs and stones we're freely
used on both sides, and many combattanis
were badly hurt The police force was in
sufficient 20 restore order. The riot was
finally qneIled by the Intervention Of priests.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

True tits, It's Pity, Pity tbs, tits True.
If old Pollonius were 10 enter our store
ling our fine Mackinaw Hats. he would utter
the above words with more force and empha-
sis than he ever did In his life. I'll a pity
that fine Mackinsw Hate should be sold for
81; but il IL nevertheless true that ve are
doing this very thing in order to make room
for our Fall styles. which We are nov order
ing We also have fine assortment Of
Manillas. which We are closing out, AT cost.
Thomas A CBnIIN
~ Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Horsernsn's Harvssf

The Central Michigan tro4tinE. pseing snd
ruuning c1rcut begins 81 Charlotte June
u and continues f01r days and comprises
the f0ii8wing cifies prifh dates - raees Ns
son. Joiy - 2a Battle Greek. guiF ?. n
srstsn saQ =. Tp=iianti. AuV1sf l1-It.
Pint. Ana 1.N and east saginaw Ane 2s-
- The totsi sr0ornf of gurses is Sfs.D0.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
a Vote Granted.

LONDON. July l3.-In the House of Com
mons to night Right Hon. W. III. Smith
Secretary of War. asked for grant TO en-
able the Government TO raise the effective
force of the army by 3O,0O0 men. In max
ing the request ne took occasion to remark
that a good issue OF the negotiations was
however. still hoped for. The vote was
granted
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
THE MINNESOTA DISASTER.
The Bodies of the Drowned Persons
Discovered.

WAYzAPA, Mimi, July 13.-Search for the
missing bodies was continued, and at
O'Clock this evening all the bodies had been
recovered, and are waiting transportation to
Minneapolis. The grief af the relatives and
friends is heart-rending. Kate Rand, the
only surviving daughter of the Rand family
il lying in a critical condition from the
shock. The boat was found right side up,
and must have gone straight down, having
filled with water and not capsized, as at first
supposed. There was not a life-preserver
on board
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

NV YoRE July is Money rlosad a~sy ~ j..
u1- cent Frchsnss cl0@e1 duIl poef1-f rsfa-
a. n q - scfua rate. s. - ~ ssit Pr ~
dars a. -5Ah = for demand
ffo~erru1eute eicsed rrna. currency "a ~.
hs4 fs. roupon. Iz2ss bid. 49, d. ii2k hia
Pzcifc kaiiroei noni- closed Tnion f-sfs
fI4is 6Iia =. n land grants ~ bid sinkins fun8s
I1lh ~ terfrsis III -sa5f1k
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

vTESSs July Destructive storms con
time in portions of Austris and Hungary.
n many places All the live stock has been
killed. The crops are entirely destroyed
and the people are faced with starvation.
The outlook for next winter in the devastat-
ed country - terrible
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

superintendent Nelson has been obliged
- change the date of his lecture before the
reachers Institute IN The city. from Thurs
day night - next week % tomorrow night
The lecture VII be az the Central School
building. On the suhiect London and West
minister Time. : clock admission. free
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

QuNcT. Mich-. July l1-Chsrles Mott.
farmer living three miles east ~ here. fsl
from a losd ~ hay yesterday afternoon and
vas slnost instantly Killed. He Fa@
single. middle aged nan. In good cirrum
sfances
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

ByzruS JuiT l3.-The strike Of the nasons
and brickisTers i Increasing daily There
are nov more than 500 in Berlin alone and
so IN the provinces. TIE daily meetinzs
are heid and mach enthusiasm prevails.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

5elivsr lecture on Mar Sounerville. ~
re Cert-sl ScfsDol bzii6fnz tfiE evening
The lecture - ir connection vIth Ira teaef-
ers irseti tute no1 In sAzeloT ~ tine oSfe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
Established 1854

Our National Celebrate
together with the low price
We are selling our Dry Goo,
and Carpets FOR, brough. I
this city by far a create
number of people from ever
section OF our state than eNt
before on any occasion tina
has ever occurred in the hi
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

souis ~ the Anchor lire. which sailed
from Ro-.ou June "A. for London. uss
passed sizi,fy eiz zht miles northwest 81 Scilly
With a SHAFT broken.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

Ws wuuid meufior onf haud-,ssse Eilt an
gerseys or nio. ssila-'s eaifs ~ sisin =
Tlrsfed Hippee @1if 1fef srs nof sxpssssizt
sddinr 81 eyfrs faif ~ tvts - eiiors 80 90.
par's ~ tiie osss mas be f.- errrrene5. snd 4
nos f.rgei q, iaf if sstnek - S'sr' Hsisss ef =
va frer = oents 81 SIS Oar Fsncs Hr~e,is
end fiievio' vaif VIZ Uroes scfrpseias q.
rsssg oe-ssiors i.H' ffe rsr.ile ~ b.afil.s "A
l,-'ys vi eanf ONE ~ eu poI'ci,ss -ias-~i fsr1
Flnnrei sairi vaie
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

wassrSoToS. Jaly i3.-Tn appointing
fourth- -ciass poetrn sztsrs. CTenersi Stevenson
vin zive preferences - sx-I mon soldiers
rho are found cspahle - SLING th@ 0escs~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

Our entire stock of Suinme
Dress Goods, Silks. parasoli
Fans. Laces. Hosiery, Gloves
Lawns, White Dress Goods
&c. will positively be close
out.
Spring a Company.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14

" W,sg1xsros. IuiY is-The President and
party returned - Washington shortly BE-
fsre midnight highlg zrstifed with their
visit to Wes,i.nenf Rod and eun Climb houss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-14
OUTERSi OUTERSl !
SUMNER EQUIpMENTs At THE
GREAT WARDROBE
Are You OFF for a Lark
DURING TI7E BEA7ED TERM
DURING THE BEATED TERM

Heeides tls sevenfr fhonesnd of fafrr feor,i
who lve in and iu.n.saisfslf rround Gran
narids there are tlonaaa5s ~ tourists a. o. snf
piino VIII euiiablo clothing ard ve desire Z
cali uffenfion fo sofnf 80 uur eurln1ef B0uif
ueuts. We uudertfke ~ ruislig fhe vnufs - "a
male sas n ths usHffes ~ nppnFsi froff fi.s fir
tiss infaui lesses 20 isis oiufiine and putt -
kif skirts ur fifpuri si' iha sfas,s~ oi knietei
bockerf foT eu8il i,o1f fsl and sfliiat suits e.
loufhs snd lounf hef llsln npaf soits 2,
uiadls-sger and old men hsf arlf io'i.ss 81
Underclpf1sf ~ evef5 daeofir irfi9n. snd 81 fi.si
embraced iu file tern fnrnisi.iua ~ rGis
ifvs 30 " caii tiIer Joa-isfs Visiting -.
Norihern Lake sss stafss ~ Meaniaiis vifi.or
iiFit ove-ossf sre iishis 81 '.sIs-ien,s aeriut
Discomfort. one ~ fiie H.ossf fiines g. frsveI &
~ veff or vnraficn. is tfrf1if inckes 3
fou-isf i,iaf'-3 piDu-e. - iers liieu in resiyo
Fsftsrus rrd I,rioas.