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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-06
Phoenix. Arizona, and Return.

The Missouri Pacific, eft. Scott Route, y
are selling tickets to Phoenix, Arizona
and return for 500, good six months to re-
turn Phoenix is in the heart of the
famous Salt river valley, the garden of the
southwest Rich in mineral wealth. All
kinds of fruit, grain and a good grazing
country. For maps, time tables and in
formation write or cali at city ticket office,
127 Main street Wichita.
d26-tf \. G. KEFRAN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Any one returning any or all of the sill
verware taken from $40 " Topeka ave.
Christmas afternoon will be literally re-
warded and no questions asked.
WIN NJ. SwENTZELL.
d34tf Manhattan Drug Store.
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Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c. X & n railway,
"Rock Island Route" between Wichita
Topeka, Kansas City, ST. Joseph, Chicago
St Louis Off
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READY IN JANUARY.

New and Important Book for Kansas
Lawyers.
Kansas Pleading and Practice in Civil
Cases, with FORMS by Irwin Taylor, of the
Topeka bar, author of Brief Digest An
notated Code, etc. Octave 600 pages, ST. 90
net. Sent postpaid on receipt of price
The WICHITA EAGLE, Wichita, Kan.
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The popular line tor California. Oregon.
Washington territory and Ali Pacific coast
points is the Missouri Pacific, FIT. Scott
Route" l4S-tf
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Nice Warm stoves.

Cars leave the post Office. corner of First
and Water streets every hour commenc-
ing at 7:lo Il. M. until 1910 D. m for Fair
mount and points between.
LEE Taylor. Manager
Office 2li North Main, room !. Soft
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npStQutS -

Dresses cut and fitted free and best sill
cha waist Innings given gratis at
tiff w. j. WILSON & Co,
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WICHITA & SUBURBAN.

Try hot chocolate and hot beef tea at
Manhattan drag store 50 ct
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Excursion Rates to the snnny South.

just received, a car load of fancy \. y.
apples, s. per barrel. SIN. Supply Co.
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Cal. canned plums, apricots and grapes
IL &c per can at S.-M. Supply Co. S. IS If
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The new and handsome billiard parlOrs
of the Carey Hotel, with all its fine and
elegant appointments, is now open to the
public. Mr.. .Bonnetti, the proprietor. will
be glad to have his friends call and see
him 4l-3t
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The c. X. & \. Ry Rock Island
Route, are now running the most elegant
char cars between Wichita and Kansas
City that are used in Kansas This is the
only line running chair cars on morning
trains to Kansas City. This is the only
line running chair cars through to Chi
cago. This is the only line running chair
ears TO Topeka and St. Joseph This is
the great line between Wichita and all
points north. east and south. Cali at No
200 +. Douglas avenue 9-tf
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Closing out toys at cost at Pavilion, $40
\. Main street. d-l1-tf
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The Eagle pocket real estate book has
become a universal favorite among dealers
generally in the west 25rfz
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1t is spendid-hot beef tea and hot chloe
oiate at Manhattan drug store. 80 ct
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Tickets for Beal's Saturday afternoon
matinee club are on sale at ). g. Winch's,
l22 North Main street Hettinger Bros,
2313 East Douglas avenue, and Conover
Bros, 246 North Main street. d27-tf
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Ladies' bags at special sale this week at
the Pavilion, $40 y. Main street. d-17-tf.
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The best white shirt in America only CSC
at 4l-tf w. J. WILSON * Co.
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A 2}}z gal. pail of fine syrup for 81. SIN.
Supply Co. So II
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Try hot beef tea and hot chocolate at
Manhattan drug store. 80 Ct
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saturday Matinee

A full line Of Gordan & Ellsworth 5
table delicacies at J. r. Holidays. IL Ct
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Dresses cut and fitted free, and best sill
cia waist Innings given gratis at
Il-tf w j. WILSON & Co
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Notice.

A full line of Gordan & ELLSWORTH tabl
delicacies at j. r. Holidays 40 CT
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List your houses and rooms at Room s,
1l6 North Main street, if you want them
rented 4I-3F
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Read, and Order What You Should Have, t
Comply With the Law.

Special sale Of silverware at the Pavilion,
$40 North Main St Il tt
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Choice lemons 10 cents dozen. S.-M
Supply Co. Is If
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PHILADELPHIA. July 2S. 1886.

PHILADELPHIA. July IS. 1886
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kan.
conference.-the have seen one Of YOUR
Mortgage Loan Registers at the Office of
the Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co,
this city. ami shall he obliged il you Will
send this company one similar in ali re
spects at your earliest convenience, and re-
main RESPECTFULLY yours,
THEODORE FRoTHINGHAM.
oo-d Secretary.
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Enlnllillinp.

Dresses cut and fitted free. and best sill
Cha waist Innings given gratis at
4l-tf w. j. WILSON & Co
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-06

The best white shirt in America, only Csc
at 4l-tf w. j. WILSON * Co.
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Comply With the Law.
Each township trustee should have a
trustees record. road record. poor record
and a full set of township records and other
blanks, worth at least s.. Also some sta
tionery.
Each township treasurer should have
treasurer'S record.
Each township clerk should have clerks
record and warrant book
Each justice of the peace should have
civil docket. criminal docket. stray record
transcripts, complied laws of 1885, and "a
full assortment OF blanks.
Each constable should have an assert
ment of blanks.
Each road overseer should have a road
Overseers account book, receipt book for
labor, receipt book for extra work and a
receipt book for material used.
The above should be furnished to the
officers of each well regulated township at
the expense of the township.
. For sale at the EAGLE office. Orders
promptly filled by mail or express prepaid
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CAREY GRAND.

Dresses cut and fitted free, and best sill
cia waist Innings given gratis at
41-tf w J. WILSON & Co.
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\ full line of fancy groceries for the hol-
iday trade at S.-M. Supply Co. 5. u If
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Beautiful gents slippers from .5c to 81
pair at McNaghten & Miles, 104 West
Douglas. % If
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PecaHS.

Pec39S.
What young fellow would go and see his
girl and not crackher peacans when they are
only 10 cents per pound at the Occidental
Grocery, 33S y. Main street. 19-tf.
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The Missouri Pacific eft Scott route" is
the only line that will run excursions to
California III January. ana at the old rate
of 500 for the round trip. Through Pull
man sleeperS viii run through to Los
Angeles via this, the great southern
route without change. Call at city
ticket office. ~ North Main street for full
particulars, circulars, maps, etc. d31if
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Special to Township Trustees,

G. VI. Deering 81 Co. 235 North Main.
Office open both night and day. 35-lm
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Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., X. & \. R'y, Rock
Island Route between Wichita, Topeka,
Kansas City, ST. Joseph, Chicago, st.
Louis. 9te
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Remember the Missouri Pacific Will run
one excursion on January - 10 all Cali
fornia points for SO round trip. Through
Pullman sieepers from Wichita d37-tf
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Fancy n. Y. apples s. a barrel at S-M
Supply Co.'S. IS tt
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COAL. COAL! COAL!

Owing to the growth of the city and the
many disadvantages of doing credit bust
ness, we, the following coal companies and
dealers, after Jan. 1st, 1888, will sell coal
for cash only: J.. c. JACKSON
LEWIS & MOORE
al WICHITA COAL q FUEL Co.
e. &. II. CARL
IS ct VANCE Bros. & Co.
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Human hair goods at cost at Mrs.
Klentz, 153 n. Main. 50 ct
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Wigs at cost at Mrs klcntz'. IS ct
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And its wealth of magnificent scenery, written
expressly for Mr.. Mays by MIR. Frank Murdoch.
This rule to all when am dead:
Be sure you're right then go ahead
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-06

REAL ESTATE.

The following are the transfers of real
estate filed in the recorders Office yester
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. KANSAS KOLLARY.

| A Coffee comfy man has applied for a
patent on a machine for catching chinch
| bugs, which he has invented.
The total tax levy in Leavenworth for
state, county, school and city purposes,
according to the Sun, is $4,92 on the
! $500.
Edwin Tucker, of Eureka, has been
J nominated for state senator from the
district composed of Lyon and Green.
| wood.
Cowley county's normal institute has
reached an enrolment of 239, which is.
says the Winfield Courier, the largest
institute ever held in Kansas.
A claim jumper set out a fire near
Pierceville, kans. which burned uD over
$50, 900 worth of young trees that had
been carefully cultivated for several
years.
The Prohibition candidate for senator
was nominated at Great Bend last week,
Rev. j. Q. Hazelton, OF Stafford, being
the choice Of the convention. He Is u
Methodist minister.
The Republican declares that Lyons
has no business monkeying with the ma
chinery OF city of the second class just
at present for ehe reason that il has
enough expenses now.
The Leoti Transcript makes the boast
that Wichita county has raised more
small grain this year than any county
adjoining, and the corn prospect there is
more fiattering than Of any county west
of Great Bend.
The new Y. u. c. a. binding at
Marion was damaged by the storm that
visited the place last Tuesday to the
extent Of several hundred dollars This
will not interfere with the dedicatory
services to be held there today.
The machinery at the sugar factory at
Conway Springs was started 10 running
Tuesday for the purpose of testing its
perfection. 1t fully met the expectation
of the managers. The factory viii com
mence to make sugar the first Of this
week.
The editor of the Hutchinson News Is
keeping his weather eye ON the Geuda
Herald. in the hope of catching the first
glimpse OF Milt Reynolds goose bone
predictions for the coming winter. Bear
in mind. Milt, that excessive moisture is
bad on salt.
The Hiawatha World POLITICALLY OBJ
serves that the waving corn is standing
in soidiery rows in the fields obouf the
state. The Tapping OF its ribbons IN the
evening breezes Il an '.alfs well that
bulls the tired farmer 10 sleep. and his
dreams are full of cribs and fat pocket |
book
The Frederick Independent man makes |
himself solid with the schoolmar1ns bv |
saying: Those informed say that the !
Rice county normal this year II noted |
for having but few freckle-face.d. squirt |
eyed. b1g-noeed wiel1ers OF the birch IL |
attendance.
Norman J. Fake, one Of the govern
ment chemists who was expected here 1
this week. was drowned while boating |
on the Potomac az Washington His /
successor 10 take charge Of the Sterling /
experiment sugar work has not yet been |
bulletin.
i match game OF tase hall was IL /
progress between the clubs Of Kincasd /
and Bavsrd with W. Staiabrook a. |
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Advice to Campers Out"

A writer In 'Prophy Tactic, Practical
Health Magazine, gives some seasonable
and sound advice 20 those attempting
camp life during their vacations. That
concerning tho importance Of pure water
Is applicable not merely TO those who arc
to dwell in tents in wilderness. but 70
those who will sojourn at tho usual sum
mer resort and watering place. 1t is too
often the case that the purity Of the
water supply at such places is taken fo-
granted, with the most serious results
Unboiled water Is hardly ever safe To
drink now from either veil, spring or
stream, unless in locality in the noun
tains or far from inhabited places II
should be an invariable rule never % use
for drinking purposes unknown. INFESTED
water which has It's source IN or flows
through an Inhabited country until II has
been thoroughly boiled Then It IL ALSO
lutely safe. Thorough boiling for few
minutes removes all danger. A general
observance Of this precaution would pre-
vent the frequent outbreaks OF TYPHOID
fever at GUNNER resorts.-Chicago News.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-19

umpire at Kincaid Allen county. last
Saturday. when a swift ball tipped the
bat and passing on struck StainbroOk on
the side of the neck, killing him IN
stantly.
They are still monkeying with the
county seat question in Rice count. The
NickersOn argOSy puts this version upon
possible outcome of it: We propose TO
cut off parts of Reno and Rice counties
and make Nickerson the county seat.
Lyons will be left in the corner of old
Rice and Sterling will be under the ban
ner of Harrison county.
Pioneer township. Rice county, had
the pleasure of visit from a Kansas
cyclone a few weeks ago. which made
things lively for little while. One man
was picked up bodily and landed in a
potato patch, fortunately having no
bones broken. Houses. barns. grana-
ries and other buildings suffered consid-
erably.
Beginning with October lst reunion
of the old soldiers of Kansas will be held
in Topeka, continuing one week. Every
preparation IS being made by the COM
mittee Of thirty-eight to make this re-
union memorial to those who attend.
Arrangements are being perfected for
the comfort and entertainment Of the
thousands who will be present.
owe, the jury, find that the deceased,
Winfield Scott Savage, came TO his death
by gun or pistol shot in bis own hands
the night of August 18th, 1883. about 0
o'clock, while seated in an open boat
from which he fell into deep water.
Probable cause, disappointment in love
So said the cOroners jury in Harvey pre-
cinct, Cowley county, after viewing the
remains of the party named that had
just been recovered from the pond Of
water In Grouse creek.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-19

The mild-mannered young man who
succeeds the late Kaiser William to name
and station in Germany is beginning to
give evidence of determination to be
at the head, absolutely, of the German
empire. The promptneSs with which
the resignation of Won Moltke from the
head of the army was accepted and a
successor appointed indicates very clearly
that the change was desirable. The first
public utterance from the new emperor
upon assuming the scepter was in refer
ence to the army. By his subsequent
course he has shown determination to
make himself solid with that arm of
the government. How soon lie may call
upon the great premier, Prince Bis
marck, to vacate his station is con-
jectural, but such coup VIII not be
surprising at any time.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-19
ATTsCA'S CREAM merry.

To the Editor of the EAGLE.
On my regular quarterly rounds Wis
tied the Attica creamery, which is I'M
doubleday an enterprise that is of great
interest to stock growers, farmers, bank
erS and merchants. 1t is an enterprise
which can be carried on with but little
capital, and after once established the
expense of running Is merely nothing.
| The Attica Creamery company, which
| is owned by stock company and has
| for its officers A. S. Morse, president; c..
S. Jobes, treasurer; Ira ]. Morse secre-
tary. have handsome plant that proba-
bly, cost So 900, and is beyond doubt
plant that is beneftting more people for
| the same amount of money invested than
any in southwest Kansas. In my opin-
ION there is no enterprise which can be
gotten ready for operation so cheap and
quickly, and one that encourages hog
raising, and above all things the keeping
Of our the cattle at home, as does the
creamery business. Experience in every
case teaches. and Messrs. Jobes & Morse
have been manufacturing creamery
goods at their plant in Attica for about
two months, and inform us that now,
after they have been making for two
months or more, and the different dealers
have tried their goods and found them
second to none, their butter especially;
that this demand for goods is surprising.
The creamery question is certainly one
that should be carefully looked into by
the farmers OF every county III all
southwestern Kansas, for when you
think of a farmer having from ten to
twenty COWS and selling from seventy
five to one hundred pounds of milk
daily at prices ranging from sixty to
eighty cents per hundred weight, and
taking fifty per cent Of the milk home
with them to make fat calves and fine
hogs, then It's then that we feel like
saying may the good example set by
Attica men be followed by many.
Mr.. Ira J. Morse, formerly of Ohio,
superintended the construction of the
Attica creamery building. He is now
principal stock holder and either he or
Mr.. c. S. Jobes, of the Attica state bank,
would be only be too glad to answer any
letters of inquiry. p. 8. d.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-19

If Chinese avoid the restriction laws
BIZ stealing through British Columbia. il
becomes the presidents duty to head
them of. He has the same power to
guard the border against them as he has
to protect it from smugglers or hostile
Indians. Idle soldiers In eastern bar
racks could be used TO police the line,
and would be if the president had a
proper appreciation of the harm which
the Chinese influx, ii allowed TO con-
tinue, Will do the Pacific coast. The
frontier menaced by Coolie immigrants
is not so long but that it could be well
guarded. and there is no reason why
that fact should not be demonstrated.
Mr. Cleveland should suspend his anti
Chinese political campaign long enough
10 enforce the anti-Chinese laws The
Democratic press delights TO dwell upon
the circumstance of General Harrison :
favoring the observance of the terms of
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-19
that it has to be sustained by Justification

that it has to be sustained by Justification
and deception, it should be abandoned.
Permit me IN this article to glance at
one other paragraph. He says, Il don't
like protection because it has tyranny
for its ancestor: protection Is the Off
spring of legal usurpation.' Is this test
of his true or false: For his credit and
the respect have for him | will venture
to say he don't believe it himself. If the
principle Of protection was stricken out
of existence it would destroy every gov
eminent on earth. The father could not
protect his wife and children. Govern
ment could not protect its subjects
against foreign invasion, etc. In short,
the idea is too ridiculous to reply to.
Now from what follows as an exemplifi-
cation of the idea, it looks 10 me as
though the text was made for the pur-
pose of exhibiting his knowledge of
ancient history.
Next let Us take glance at his Demo
cratic doctrine paragraph. He com
mences thus: The Democratic party,
true TO the undying principles of Jeffer-
son. etc. Loyal to the genius of the
government" 1t strikes me that per-
son who will stand up before an intelli-
gent audience of American citizens and
make such a declaration must have a
hard cheek. Ii loyal, | would ask when
its conversion took place: Let its past
history answer. True to the undying
principles of jefferson. Now, wonder
if he did not know that Jefferson was a
strong protectionist. Now, let me quote
a paragraph from Thomas jefferson S
second annual message. in which he
says: 80 cultivate peace and maintain
commerce and navigation III all their
lawful enterprises, to foster our fisheries
as nurseries to navigation, for the nurture
OF man, and to protect the manufacto-
rieS adapted to our circumstances, these
are the landmarks by which we
are to guide ourselves" Friend
Ebey says he don't like protection,
and he says the Democratic party is true
to the undying principles of jefferson.
SO he unintentionally proves what in
fact was true of the original Democrats
they were protectIonists. What was
General jackson, who was the founder
of what was and now is called the DEM
ocratlc party? Space will not allow any
thing further on this point. But a word
further in regard to his Golden para
graph. | believe that it is universally
admitted that circumstances alter cases.
We frankly admit that Golden and his
coadjutors brought about a blessing to
the poor manufacturing class of Eng
land. Every intelligent person knows
that England is but an island not so large
as some of our states; that she is en-
phaticaily manufacturing people and
don't have land enough to produce one
tenth of what her people consume. On
the other hand were are bread produce
ing people, have enough and a large sur
plus to spare. Are not the circumstances
different? And what would be thought
of the physician W no would give calomel
to a person who was bleeding to death,
or the person who would go to Wiscon-
sin to raise oranges! What is sauce for
the goose is not always sauce for the
gander. MACK.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-19
KANSAS CROPS.

Secretary Mohler's agricultural report
for the month of July is out in pamphlet
form. From the report it is learned that
the wheat yield is Is bushels to the acre
on an area of 937 1929 acres, OF a total
yield of 1852, 722 bushels. Add COZ, 020
bushels, the yield of spring wheat, and
the grand total is 17,4o9,752 bushels of
wheat.
Oats yielded 80 bushels to the acre, or
81, 082, 119 bushels on an area of 1, 500, 316
acres.
The area planted in corn amounts to
6,150,o12 acres. No approximation of
the yield can be made, but the condi-
ton is So as compared with full aver
age crop.
All in all, despite gloomy rumors in
certain sections, Kansas will have moth
ing to seriously growl about this fall, ag-
riculturally.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-19
action While Utterly Uneonse,ou..

Students Of nnntal phenomena will find
sOrnething OF interest 20 them IN the case u
the Bloomington street car driver who rnatie
heroic dgh. 20 keep his cash box out q shs
hands Of thieves tho other night. Ho vas
terribly teaten and cut about the bead, and,
though knocked ssnSele7n managed 70 keep
the box out IT the hands Of the h:vawcyrrlen.
Then, 30 strong was the power Of habit, be,
though utterly unconscious Of what he WIS
doing, completed biz run and took bis Lors.a
to the stable, holding tightly % tho eazh box
tho while- a strange feature Of the czasa was
that when he reached the ofice, 70 which hs
sernned TO have gone purely mechanically.
hs refused % give Up ths box, making as ces-
perata fight against the cashier Is BE- had
rsade against the thieves His.ory abosIads
with cases II unconscious performances %
routine duties, but this casa ads 10 tao1s
testimony which seems ~ prove hat via.
HUNS calls habit IL not pe>,es@rily an In
preston rnats by many rep~rtors Of iss
sazsae act, but may b. a veil tse deep .iinr~e<-
sioa u4ade eJ single very inpreS<.vs at.
--Chsc>yn Tfrnsa