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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-03-19

The Northwestern railroad has issued,
through General Freight Agent Mccullough,
a little pamphlet Of great interest TO farmers,
dealing with the question of smut in wheat,
which has caused losses of thousands of dol
lars. Hitherto the smut was confined to the
soft varieties of spring wheat, but it is now
making its appearance in the Dakota or Phyfe
wheat 1t is stated that the smut can be
stamped out by using a solution Of blue
vitriol, commonly known as buestone. From
one to two pounds of the vitriol are to be dis
solved in a gallon of water. The seed wheat
is placed in coarse bags holding from fifty to
sixty pounds, tied loosely and placed in the
pickle from five to ten minutes, turned over
often enough to allow every grain to be thor
oughly soaked, and then lifted out and allowed
to dry. IL is stated that this treatment will
infallibly dispose of smut and cause the wheat
to grade much higher. Six pounds of vitriol
will be sufficient for a ton of seed wheat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-03-19
George Gould's Fiancee.

While Jay Gould and his family are Off on
a pleasure trip on board his yacht Atalanta,
George, the eldest son. has been left at home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-03-19
A JOURNALIST ANSWERS lNGERsoLL.


Special Corrcspon1cncrl
New YoIK, March l0.-The latest and pos
sibly the best antagonist whom Mr.. Robert
Ingersol will have to meet in the future
promises to be Mr.. A. c. Wheeler q New
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-03-19

Ifvou cannot get ArHLoPHoRos of your drug
rist We will send it express paid, on receipt Of
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
hasn't it. do not be persuaded to try something
else but order at once from us. directed
ATHTOPHORoS Co., l12 Wall Street New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-03-19

most attention
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19

The Cotton Semi. T'ropic says: Cotton
Is being recognized by the government
as being one Of the most central and
greatest distributing points in Southern
California. Postmaster Van Arsdaie has
received official notification from WASH
ington that lock registered letter
pouch service between Cotton and San
Francisco will be put on next month.
There will also be lock registered let
ter pouch service put on between this
place and one Of the main Distributing
points east Of us, probably St. Louis.
Mo. Outside Of Los Angeles Cotton is
the only point south Of San Francisco
which enjoys this great distinction,
which shows this place is destined 10 be
what we have always claimed it would
be, one of the greatest and most i'm
portant ceniers and distributing points
in the southwest.
This new order will add greatly to the
amount Of work transacted in the Cotton
Office, as all registered matter west of
Los Angeles aud in San Bernardiuo and
San Diego counties delivered to far East
era points will have to be sent through
this Office. and ali regi tered matter from
San Francisco and designed for towns
and Offices in San Bernardino and San
Diego counties, aud for large portion
OF Arizona also. will be sent here for dis.
trbution. Such straws as these point
toward the future greatness OF our most
favorably situated city,
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Rohblnr an orphan.

-
The San Bernardino Morning Hour o
the 18th inst, says: Col. Hotchkiss
one Of the ablest lawyers in Southern
California, is now engaged in rightinl
the wrongs OF an orphan girl, and expos.
ing one Of the deepest schemes OF vii
lainy ever perpetrated upon helpless
child. When the father of Anita vii
liams died, several years ago at Sants
Barbara, he willed the child two blocks
of ground in that city Her uncle,
Poker Williams" was appointed guar
dian and like the great majority OF rel
atives in such cases, proceeded to squan'
der the estate. ,Uuder the pretense, il
is alleged, that ePoker Williams" wished
to be released from the guardianship,
the girl was induced to sign paper
which proved to be deed, thus assign
ing away property which she did not
know she owned. The poor girl then
went out upon the world to make her
living. For a while she did sewing,
then q servant girl at hotel in San
Diego. and then at hotel in Santa Mo-
MICA. where she was served with sum
mons in reference to the guardianship.
TN f Zee paps per ' TOOK ~9 0o,o Msi
Hotchkiss, who was spending q few
weeks vacation at the hotel where the
young lacy was working. The Colonel's
eagle eye and keen legal mind saw
through the paper at once. He in
formed the young lady Of its true ma
ture, and on hearing her statement, told
the surprised lady that fortune await
cd her. He then went to Santa Barbara
and brought suit for the recovery of the
property, which is now valued at about
one hundred thousand dollars. Col.
Hotchkiss leaves for Santa Barbara to.
morrow, as the case comes up in few
days.
Hll IT.. 49,. 6 m -. +bo ;oa 10
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EDITOR HERALD: Sir-Will you
ohlige recent visitor to your beautiful
city and suburbs, etc, with wee bit of
your valuable space. l beg to return
my grateful thanks to Captain and
Judge Banning, also to Mr.. j. J. Mellus
and his wife aud party living at Long
Beach Hotel, the lasses, for the anna
BILE and kind courtesy during my stay in
your good and safe seaport, San Pedro.
l shall always remember them with feel
ings OF pleasure, and hope to have the
pleasure Of again meeting them on some
other day. The people Of San Pedro ]
found them all that could be desired,
with one single exception, in matter Of
business, verbal agreement of say six
cents, but the account was made out for
eight cents, this ] signed. being under
the impression that there would be re-
bate on account. Anyway called on
the party just before sailing, but he was
not to be found. Ienclose NY card, and
am yours, MAC.
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saN RRRNARDINo DAY.
visiting veterans-ArrfvaI OF th'
a.. a N. Reconsideration

q. A. ~. Trnfn--Heceptfon
To-day was set apart as s'san Bernar-
dino Day." and the time to entertain
our Eastern visitors. At the early hour
of 5 o'clock this morning people CON-
menced to pour in from the country to
welcome the old veterans, their families
rad friends, and long before the time
announced for the arrival Of the train
with our guests the streets were lined
with transportation vehicles and our
sidewalks crowded with people. Our
citizens were astir at daylight, and
then commenced the work Of decorat-
ing. Most OF our business houses were
covered with flags, and many OF the
private residences were tastefully deco.
rated. Among the most notable decora.
tions was L. Ancker's White House,
which was very elaborate and exceed
ingiy fine; the strsamer put up by Ira
c. NJ DON from Jackson's Hall TO the op-
posite side Of the street; F. G. Suhr's
drug store, l. r. Brunn's and H.
Fox's; but all were good and did much
credit to our citizens for the short notice
given as. The u. A. r. boys were met
at the depot by Cornman Post No. 81, G.
n IN.s anu ONtt wv vi Out titiLtub, anu tS-
corted to Jackson's Hall, where the
lunch committee had spread splendid
luncheon. The hall had been tastefully
decorated for the occasion. and bouquets,
wreaths, pyramids, and in fact. flowers
rare and beautiful, wereeverywhere and
tastefully arranged by the committee.
The tables were loaded with substan-
tials, and the fiuest fruits Of the valley,
Of oil kinds, were on every hand and in
abundance. The ladies' who waited on
our guests made grand success Of pleas
ing all and having an abundance for all
present. After discussing the good
things, speeches were made by several
of our citizens, and responded
to by many OF the guests. The occasion
was happy one and enjoyed by all. At
ter doing justice to the good cheer set
before them at JAckson's hall, the com.
pany dispersed and the guests were
- y 70 80 ---> - ---..---if - L. - Al
sights and scenery. Our highways and
byways were lined with teams all the
afternoon, and it was more than once re-
marked by our guests that more iuvit-
ing and beautiful country they had new
er before had the pleasure Of seeing
All seemed delighted with the hospitali-
ties extended by our people, and much
pleased with the climate and county
San Bernadino Index.
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AT the reception rendered General
Logan at the Pavilion in Sacramento,
Wednesday evening August 18th, one Of
the cid boys, Comrade J. A. Mead, of
Warren Post No. "a. Department Of CAL
ifornis, G. A. R.. on behalf Of the vet
Grams Of the Pacific Coast and the @. A
r OF the United States, presented Gen.
eral Logan, as a souvenier. campaign
badge Of Lincoln and Hamlln, bearing
date 1860. So far as known it is the
Gully one on the Pacific Coast. and prob
ably there are very few in the Union.
Comrade Logan accepted it and prom.
ised that he would keep and treasure il
as most sacred enblem Of the old days
aud as token of the love Of bis old COM
rades. Comrade Mead carried the badge
" hen but boy of II years Of age, in the
old Wideawake campaign club Of Lin
coin and Hamlin. Comrade Mead is
visiting our city and is stopping at the
Stevenson House.
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san ssernardino Items.

-.~> ~~~''%-b AAtahf aug
Mr.. Chauncey Wixom accidental,
shot himself ON last Sunday morning
while on the mountains near Taimage1s
mill. He was standing on q wagon
tongue loading one barrel Of his shot
gun when the other barrel was accident.
ally discharged. the shot entering the
left itg above the knee, lodging near the
groin. While the wound is very pain
full il is not considered dangerous.
L. NJ. Reche committed suicide last
week near his brothers ranch, IN R-che
canon, by strychnine. When found
the body was partly decomposed He
formerly lived in this city and was con-
sidered very eccentric.
An untaxed Indian, laboring under 4
load Of bugiuice. nnsuccessfully at
tempted to visit the happy hunting
grounds on last Sunday by hanging him.
self. He got mad and tore his shirt
into strips. which he used as rope, and
jumped from rickety fence. He fought
bis rescuers because they spoiled his
scheme, bnt was finally landed in The
county Jail.
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san Dieso Pronlblsion oonvsn-

The Prohibition County Convention
Of San Diego county was held last Sat
urday, when the following ticket wai
placed in nomination: Assemblyman, DR.
@. A. R. Holton, of Nuevo; Sheriff, s. p
Crayath, Of Bernard; County Clerk, A
Stevens, Of San Diego; Recorder, l.. K
Kent, Of Poway Valley; Treasurer. DIR
Il. Harper, Descauso p. o.; Assessor
Charles W. McMaster, of San Jacinto
District Attorney, G. o. Tucker, O
Bsllena; Superintendent of Schools
w. II. Mason, of San Diego; Coroner
DR.. Annis, Of National City; Public Ad
ministrator, H. Cheatam, of Mt. Fair
view; County Surveyor, NJ. o. Smith, o
Poway valley; Supervisor Fourth dis
trict, j. H. Hickey, OF Poway valley
supervisor Fifth district, d. A. Grow
ell, Of San Jacinto
I A County GENITAL Committe was ap
pointed as follows, DR.. Annis, Ayls
worth, W, II. Mason, c. B. Robin,on
Fred l.. Hubon, J. NJ. Logsdon, j. w
Cheatam, Chas. W. McMaster, J. 8
Wright.
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Los ANGELES, August 10, 1856.
!. O. Hannos, Esq, Deputy Assesso,
Los angeles Co.-DEAR SIR: Referring
to the matter Of assessment of L. J.
Baldwin and myself, to which you have
called my attention, and which appears
to be exercising the minds Of sundry
persons who infer that the tax will moi
be pal | will say that the assessment
was carefully name by you in the regular
way and duly assented to. Mr. Baldwin
is not IN the habit Of declining to pay
Just assessments for taxes, and never has
OH cted to paying the came tax as paid
by his peighbors, and as soon a he can
be heard from have no doubt he will
take such steps as the authorities may
deem proper to validate the assessment.
As for myself, am ready at any time
to do the same.
Yours truly,
H. A. UNRUH.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19

The good people OF Ventura are going
to try novel experiment in sprinkiine
streets with crude petroleum instead o.
water. II is thought that oil AFTER two
or three spripkles will lay the dust for
months. II the streets are oiled the
ladies will be obliged to wear short
dresses, and the flies will leave town,
The experiment is looked for with much
interest. That II will lay the dust quite
permanently is well known, but how will
the people like III
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The steamer Santa Rosa sailed yes
terday from San Francisco with the
following passengers fol Los Angeles
H Deussch, Jas Downcy,J H Davison
and wife. Edith KimbaII, Mrs Seward
and daughter, H + Moffitt. Miss Z X
Forman. g D Compton and wife Mrs
Prince. g A Estudillo. Jas Huber, Mrs
g A Sumner, Miss d Sumner, Richard
Sumner. Miss Abbott, Miss Burke, Mrs
Heinsch and daughter, A Jay, jas Clark,
w I Wore, w d Swan, Jr, Mrs Wore,
Mrs Swan, A c Bonnell. Mrs Rob't NJ O.
Fadden, Miss Connolly, Mrs E Dnggan.
Miss Mary Kelly, Mrs @ Baker, Mrs
w ID Swan, Mrs L + Sherley, Jas Cor
man, Miss Rosa Huebsch, Mrs German,
Mrs Mcleod and two daughters, Mrs F
Bagot, Mrs 4 P Floyd.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19

A reliable gentleman who raises every
year about one hundred head of hog
told me he never lost one from cholera
although the disease had often appeared
among his heard. His remedy is Sim
monds Liver Regulator. administered in
drenching-quanity, about double thai
given to a man. / give this information
for the benift of those whose hogs may
be attacked by cholera. --PRer. F. P
HopGooD. Oxford, N. G.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19

ventura DemOcratic convention
The following gentlemen will compose
the Democratic convention, to meet or
the Path inst:
Ventura Precinct-F. Hartman, w.
Woodbury., T., b. Stapleton, N. Wick.
ers, Nick Hearne, J. J. Salcido, John
Mitchell. j. NJ. Brooks.
Canada = Russell Garrett, II. p.
Flint. VIM. Mcguire. II. Holzhausen.
Ojsi-W. i. Rice. James Bracken,
Jas. B. Fox, e. E. Smart.
Saticoy-N. FL. Spencer. G. f.
Rotsler, G G.. Crane.
Santa Paula-T. o Toland, 8. p.
Guiberson, N Pagan, John Mears, j.
Barker, J. 5, To;ty.
Sespe--S. A Guiberson, G. w. Ed
wards, Wesley Riley, Briee Crimes,
San Pedro-r. A. Rice, Jacob Maui
h4rat A. S. Oliver. J. melancholy.
Hueneme = Peter Donlon, Martin
Coffman, George Potter.
Coneje-Thomas Gormley. H. T.
Siebbins.
Pleasant vallvy--J. B. Robbins, John
Cawelti, Sr., I. H. Stewart.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19

Don't fill the system with quinine in
the effort to prevent or cure Fever and
Ague. Ayers Ague Cure is far more
potent preventive and remedy, with the
advantage of leaving In the body no
poisons to produce dizziness, deafness,
headache, and other disorders. The
proprietors warrant it.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19
Notice Of Intention.


Notice is hereby given that 1t is the inten
ton OF the Council of the city of Los Angeles
to establish the grade of Flower street
from Second street to Temple street, as fol
lows:
At the N. W. corner of Second street ths
grade shall be $500 feet above the datum
plane; at the NE. corner Of Second stree,
the grade shall be $3.50 feet above the
datum plane; at a point loo feet north Of
north line OF Second street the grade shall
be los. 60 feet above the datum plane: at the
Intersection of First street the grade shall
be l42 90 feet above the datum plane; at Q
point 260 feet north of north line of First
street the grade shall be 1000 feet above
the datum plane; at the intersection oil
Courthouse street the grade shall be as
now established, 100 feet above the datum
plane; at a point $50 feet norlh of the north
line of Courthouse street the grade shall be
los feet above the datum plane; at a point
800 feet north OF north line of Courthouse
street the grad hall be 94.00 feet above the
datum plane: ~ the intersection of Temple
street the grade shall be as now is.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to file their objections, II any they have,
with the Clerk Of the Council within 10 days
OF the d. e of the first publication of this
notice.
By order of the Council Of the City of Los
Angeles. at its meeting of August 9TH, A. d.
1886.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council of the City Of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles. August 10th. 1886. all l0t
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The managers Of the Orphans Home
desire to have the Grand Opera House
decorated in graceful manner on the
occasion of the grand concert on Satur.
day night. For that purpose they wish
all who can send vines and flowers, to
do so early on Saturday. the house
will be open at half. past s o'clock in the
morning, and committee Of ladies will
be present during the day to superintend
the decorations. Send them in bounti
fully.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19

There will be stated conclave of
Coz If de Lion Commandery, No. 9, this
Thursday evening at 1880 clock sharp.
A full attendance is especially requested
as important business must be consid-
cred. r. H. WARD, E. G.
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There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph Office for
Joseph Berker. w. +. johnson, James
Taylor, Mrs. J. D. vogar. Jas. Barker,
A, L. Lyons, Mrs. M. Fl. Banning
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19

HANDSOME 1wo-ACRE HOME on
west side of Figueroa street The finest
drinking water, a neat house with l2-foot
ceiling, large rooms; lots OF orange trees,
English walnuts, peach, pear and lots OF
and carriage house; PERFRCr JEWEL
For A HOME. Can be shown by applying
10 O. O. lips
No, 2sf Baker Block. s. PR. R. Ticket otlee.
Express copy. suieu
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Bids for Purchase of City Bonds.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned up to the meeting
of the Council Of the City OF Los
Angeles of September 6tP, 1886. for the pur.,
chase OF all or any portion of 200 General
improvement Bonds of the City of Los An
geles, said bonds be OF the denomination
of $500 each drawinx interest at the rate of
six per cent per annunf, payable semi
annually, to be listed July l, 1856, and to be
issued under the provisions OF ordinances
No. 175 and 2o4 OF said city, copies OF which
ordinances may be had on application by
nail or otherwise atthe Office OF the under
signed.
The purchaser will be required In addi-
ton to his bid to pay the accrued intere st
from date OF bond up to the date of sale.
Bids to be endorsed: "Bids for purchase
of bonds"
The Council OF the city Of Los Angeles
reserves the right TO reject any and all bids.
By order of the Council OF the city Of Los
Angeles at its meeting of August I'd. 1886
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council Of the City of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles. August 4th. 1886. au5tosee
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Young, old, and middled-aged. all
experience the wonderful beneficial
effects Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Young
children suffering from sore eyes, sore
ears, scald head, or with any scrofulous
or syphilitic faint, may be made healthy
and strong by its use.
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G0~studies were resumed on the fkrst
Monday An August and they w,il be
continued in the College on Sixth street
untii January let. 1887, when the new Col
lsse win be opened on Grand Avenue and
wanhington street. aus-a
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THE COURTS.
superior court-.ohensy ).

superior Court--Chensy ..
People VS.. P. Cuerro--Assault; found
guilty; August 18th set tor sentence.
People VS.. Rose Williams-Rohbery
defendant discharged.
SET FOR THURSDAY.
People vs.. Juan Tapia.
Brunsop, y.
Spear VS.. Spear--Passed to August
23rd.
GARNER We. wood-Orderod that
plaintiff take judgment to make iniunc'
ton permanent.
sRr FOR THURSDAY.
Riley VS.. Wilson.
Sanchez VS.. Rhein.
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WHY USED
Poisonous Face Powders
...,..wHEH .,-.,.
Frsemsn,s msdfcased Powder

Is GUARANTEED absolutely harmless
free from any Injurious substapcef The
proprietor Will give $500 to any reputable
chamlst who can fnd lead, arsenic or ner-
curry la Its composition. Recalls for two
natural complexion, without any artifinial
appearance. u. D. GODFREY. Nadeau
Hook. kssps It. aull In
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WorkinEmcn, Here Is Your
Chance.
Pay no house rent, no interest. Own
your own home. your own house. Pay
$50 cash and $50 monthly for Wiesen-
danger lot, take possession and build at
once. Free ride.
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DR.. RBESH,
SURGEON AND PHI YSICIAN.

spECIALTIES;-Di Diseases OF the Eye, Eai,
Nose, Throat and Neck. Skin Diseases,
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Female
Diseases.
Structure, Cancer, Polypus, and all Tumors
Hare-lip, Club-feet and all Deformities;
Chronic Ulcers. Varicose Veins and Rectal
Diseases; Diseases OF the Bones, etc.
MACHER BLOCK, Spring street opposite
Postofiice, Los Angeles, Cal.
Piles treated Without the use OF Knife,
Lgature or Caustic remedies. nov6tf
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1.-THE BOSSES !
The Candidates and Their
Quarters.
THE NADEAU FULL.
Elegant Suites Engaged for the
Republican Delegates to
the Convention.

The Nsdeau Hotel will be busy
scene next week. On Wednesday, the
2bth inst. the Republican State Con-
vsntion assemblies here. and already
over forty suites Of rooms, aggregating
nearly 100 separate rooms, have been
engaged for the gathering Of the clans.
The HERALD having many, very many
readers who are still numbered among
the ranks Of the wrong party. but who
are being surely converted from the err
ror Of their way by the electric light
OF truth : that is Jeffersonian De.
mocracy--of which this Journal Is the
tall aud well equipped mast; and seeing
that their own papers are keeping them
lamentably in the d .rk as to what is going
on in reference to the coming conven-
ton, proposes to keep them posted
through he liberal medium of these col
uinns There has been Published In the
HrRALD some weeks ago q partial list
Of the rooms retained for the
Bosses Of the coming contest, OF the can
didates who are looming up Tor offices
which Democrats are sure to MI, and OF
the stalls prepared for the 'dark horses"
A tolerably complete list Is now obtain
morning to the many hundreds n
staunch Republican readers Of this pa
per. The still larger list Of Democratic
subscribers to the HERALD may be inter-
ested also in order that they may 60 and
look in sympathy on the faces Of the
poor victims who are about to be set up
for the purpose Of being knocked down.
Mr.. w. 7, Higgins, Of San Francisco,
will be on the first floor. northeast cor
ner Of the hotel, near the dining-room.
He has two fine suites Of rooms, being
Numbers Is, 1q, 20 and 81, facing on
First street. Here the great San Fran
ciscan will gather his kids" In his arms
and lead them to ''green fields and pas
lures new" IN the way Of Offices they