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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17

A great deal, pre- and con, is being said of Judge O'Neill by the Prescott papers. While it is not probable that he will be the next sheriff of Yavapai county, the Democrat cannot refrain from expressing admiration of the ability he has exhibited in his capacity as probate judge. The credit te which he is entitled for the masterly iaterpre. tation of his official duties should not be denied him by his most bitter par. tisan opponents.-Flagstaff Democrat
 Wonderful Cures.
 w. D. Hoyt & Co.,, Wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga., says We have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck lens Arnica Salve for four years. Have never handled remedies that sell as well or give such universal satisfaction There have been some wonderful curei effected by these medicines in this city Several cases of pronounced Consump ton have been entirely cured by use O few bottles of Dr. Kings New Discov cry, taken in connection with Electri. Rittefs. We guarantee them always Sold by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
DON'T STOP TO READ
 But and Examine the New Fall Stock of Dress Goods
 Ju6t Received No Remnants but All New eoods

Together with complete stock of Ladies' and Gents Fnr
 nshing Goods Ladies' and Chldens Shoes and Millinery of all kinds. Toys and Christmas Goods without end Wooen Dress Goods, yards for..............1 for. oO Good Prints l6 yards for | m Good Ginghams, 10 yards for r............... I O0 Good Brown Muslin, l2 yards for or............l o0 Good Bleached Muslin, 10 yards for........... for. % Good Crash Towe'ing l2 yards for or............ % Best Shring, yards for. ................. I co Ladies' Hose pairs for. % Cents Hose pairs for 1 co Ladies' Muslin and Woolen Underwear all prices lGents Underwear all prices
 Yonth he Cui sand( oafsa at Cost
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-29
M0RTGAGE SALE.

yN1HEREAS DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN
wv. the conditions Of 5 eEtsin mortsSge, executed
ard delivered hy RauuS Sorsnson and fsdee Sossnsoa
both singls meu, mortgagoss to 3. w. Powsss, most.
gagee, dsted the 18Th day Of April A. D. 1854, and
recorded - Q m0rtgasSi In Tho onics Of tho register Il
deeds IN and brittle county Of Ramssy In the berritoEy
Of Dakot, on The lSlh day Of April "A. d. 1854, at $50
o'clock r. NJ, In book B Of mortgages, ON pare 50,
and there 70 claimed to b due on aid mortgage
Vt tbs date Of this notes, the anoant Of ten hun0rsd
and twenty three dsllars and twelve cent? (el023. la)
snd NO action or proceeding has been instituted ct law
or Ii In equity to reeovor the debt secured BY sAid
m0stgage, or any pAft theseof. =
No., thsretone rcsios z hereby gilysn. that b. viz:
VI tee statute in such case made and provided, tie sid
mortgage will be forecloeed by . sale Of the mortsszed
premises therein described, which sals will be nd
vt the frOnt door Of the court h0uss In tho city Of
Devils Lake In the county Of Ramsey and territory Of
Dakota. q public auction, By the sheriff Of said county
Or BY bis deputy, ON Monday the llth day 0fTsbruaxy
AID. 1883, at 2 o'clock In tho Afternoon, 70 maisfy tbs
amount which shall then be due on said mortgage,
with the interest thereon. taxes, and costs and e.
penSes Of sale, and one hundred d0llars attorneys Ices
~ stipulated y In said mortgage IN oass Of foreclosure.
The premises described In aid mortgage, and % 10
be sold, are . pieee or parcel Of land situated in the
county Of Eamsey and territory Of Dakota. and known
md described = iolllows, to-vis The soatahwest quar.
the 70. thwsst quarter {nw10 q section numbered
Q66) north Of range numbered sixty:lour (64) wen,
containing three hundred and twenty acres (390) acrcs
moro or less.
Dated December Is, A.. d. 1885.
E. W. POWERS, Mortgage.
r. w WIIpER, Attorney for nostnxsa. S316
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-29
CHAPTER ".
ran END o. rHD TALE.

ran M OF THB TALE.
AZ soon ~ bar father had gone Ida ross
and suggested that II Col Quaritch bad done
his wine they should 60 into the drawing
room, which they accordingly did This
room was nuch more modern than eithsr
the vestEbuls or the dining room, and bad Q
geqeralair and havor d the Ninsteenth CEN
young lady about It There were the
title tables the. drapef1es, tho photograph
frames, andall the hundred and one hick-
m6cks and odds and ends BY means Of which.
Q lady Of taste makes . room lovely
In the eyes Of brutal man. It wa .
vary pleasant place to look upon, this
drawing room at Honhsm castle, with it,
irregular recesses, it, somewhat faded
colors illuminated by the soft light Of .
shaded lamp, and IL genuine air Of feminine
dominion. Harold Quasitch wasa man who.
had ssen much Of tho world, but had not seen
much Of drawing rooms, or. indeed, Of ladies
at large. They had not come in his way, or
IL they had coma in his way b had avoided
than: Thsssfore, perhaps WI be the moro
susceptible to suGh Influences Whan he ann
inscontast wifhthem. Of perhaps II wasths
presence Of ida'S gracious aseif which threw
charm about the place that addedto its
natural attracttveness, - the china bowls Of
lavender and rose leaves added perfume. TO
thsair. Anyhow, 81 struck him that hs had
never seen q room which conveyed to his
mind such anidsao { gentls rest and refine
menk
avvhas charming room." be s.id, :. hs
i a glad you think III so,n answered 1da;.
'because - q my own territory, and I Al.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-29

,maks nothing oftt lhAyetrted Il ell waya
I have translated II tnto French, and had u
translated into asAdn,sbut IL ! can dnd out
nothing-nothinH. But some; day somsbody'
will hit upon it--atleast / hope son 5s,f
b Harold shook his head. slam afraid he
cid, ..that what has remained undiscovered
for 70 long will remain % till tbs end Of the
ehapter. Perhaps tho old Sir james WAS
hoaxing bis adversariesr
aNo," said Ida, s'sfor Il he was, what be-
came Of all tho money! He was known to be
one Of the richest fnen d. his day, and that
he was rich, ons 70 from,hts letter to tho
king. There 3was nothingS after his death,
e96ept his lands. fof ooo1fsa. Oh, IL will 30
found some day, twenty centuries hence
probably, too lateIto DO Of any good
to m" and she sighed deeply, while . panied
and wearied Axptsssion spread ttself ovse hsr
handsome faca
"'Well,n aid Harold, in . doubtful voios,
may be- something in It, May ! take
acopy Of that Writing.n
"Certainly," said Ida, laughing, land Il
You And tho treasure we will gosharsa Stop,
I will dictate It to you.n
Just a. this process was finished and Harold
shutting up his pocketbook, In which be-
put the fair copy he had executed on . half
shset Of notspapsr, The. old squire cams into
the room again. Looking ct his fAce, bib
visitor sawsthat his interview with "Georger
bad evidently been anytaing butsatisfactory,
for 10 bore an expression OF exceedingly low
Ptrtta
swell, father, what Is the matteri" asked
his daughter. !.
"Oh, nothing, my dear nothing" he an.
swned, In naelancholy tones. "George has
been here, that Is all"
"Yes, and ! wish he would keep away"
abe said, With q little stamp Of her foot, "for
b has always some bad news or other.n
ut isths times. my dsarstt ID the times;
IL Isn't George. I really don't know what
has come to the country
"What u itr' said Ida, With . deepening
expesaionl Of anxiety. s"sotnething wrong
about tho Moet farmf'
Z tsY1; Janter has thrown u up, after I'll,
and I am sure I don't know where am 10
and another tenant.n
.You 60 what the pleasures Of landed
property are, Col Quaritch, y said Ida turn
Ing toward him with 9 sanils which did not
~. "a said. II know. Thsnk roodne~
I hsve only the ten. acrea that NV desr old
eunt ieft me. And now.n he added. ~ think
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-29
RIO M CONTINUED

The ,dirsct.actisu ofrstsamaak els 'deaa
p sufficient todestroy all germs In fsom
6ve to ffteen$Minutoa. The efficacy 81
heated dry air 81 uncertain.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

). W. WILpEs, ,Attornsy tor Nortaarss.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

+. ". swl1pEs, Attorney for MORTGAGE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
Ftr res rag Gers.

Norrs tnsn go waiter Water.
want saFne resst t1saey. Give ire ~
easssas slaes - the hsess,. q mise, lA-g-
rtees - tie liver. ard as I arr Asrsry
va Dsset hr'rs uss bah sergna !oan,s
Naitss-fes, sir; snythsu' ss.xs
NoGrs nan teSaHsssr risitseiy Yes,
;esrs Is ssGstaicg ns<rs ] iEs<r &c. 10
order. irs-sne--eex--
Nai,sr--I sosss 70 nz~; be tie ssrth.
Hcsh yos hsrs 10 eoeAe1s--fes rs~s
s~..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
PGasosALs.


Jay Gould expects to be back In New
York BY April 10.
Mrs. Ole Boil 10 buildipq n house in
CambridRepors, Mass.
Adam Porepaush IL living IN Of ~
phsid pueumon,a in philadelphia.
~ -. A. M
$3.50. soa MS 80. m o,sussone ne, -. ..
issa '"'" H''"'" "eoaNs 'N'' 80
harry sargent passes IN England Tor
~, " "N"''"so "e''0a" "''orS
osm small says soat nine tenshs OF
tbe rovs II home among the children are
'.'" " sne s"t
he kneh.h consul 81 antwerp has
feeommsnded soispuk to LORD Sails
bury Tor oiheisi correspondence.
The crown pfincc OF Germany has
lsst celebrated the shiftieth anoivsr-
ssry OF his marriage a. San hemo.
Ex coschmau Hulsksmp threatens to
begin snis against Banker Moris,ni for
alternating the affections OF his wife.
Washington Irving Bi.hop. thu mind
rr,der. has lef, Portland. Oreoon ana
bis hotel there 10 mourn bis departure.
The Ohio house Of representatives
has passed a township option bill re-
ported by the COMMITTEES on tsmperanee
George W. Ubi,ds vent "a Wssh,po.
ton To stand yotfathe, a John n NJ.
Leans baby when /, vas christencd lac,
week.
DIR. Schliemsn has gone to Alesandris
v'th Professor Vircbos. aud will spend
several months in Esyp, making sxplo-
ratsons.
Mr.. Abel, proprietor Of tho Baiii-
more S.s. IL worth go e00.oO0. snd IL
said TO be the richest newspaper man in
the world.
The second daughter Of Isaac Singer.
the seeing machine man, is TO marry a
sou Of the celebrated Minister Dscsxes
Of Paris.
Dr. David Hostetter is the most heay- |
'iy insured man in this country. The
aggregate Of the policies held BY him is 1
esolooo.
l..n.,., william c,A.on an. =,
ser sorsued Republican orator, he nov
, regularly ordained minister in the n.
u. Chureh.
NJ, Us,s.n Tho ecc.s,x,,o, n, Ar
II uarnm a, psrcsn. Sorvay viii a.,
emps 10 cross Greenland on suovshoes
ssxt spring.
Ga,.,.i t. wa,,,,. h.. ,,s,.,
r.ss$.n,.., A. Ina,an.,.,I,. sns III
r,,,ovs ,n,,. ,,ar, a~s,,asxiI,s Il,
o tie sprtng.
R,s,n.,,s ha. h,x,,,s.a I.n.. o.,
la, Rn,,.,,,s .ahls ,a,,n.rw $50.
- Go,t,,a R.,r.,.ss 80 49,
snss,, R,s,1s,n.
=, -,
a n h.,i =, - s ar -. w 80.
"a -. o., 49,. t,s,s,. 80
1890, ,,.a.,.
81,
Hatum dSDies current story thai
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

The outlook for Seattle today 4 I
hundred foid brighter than 1t wss ~
San Frtnciseo In 1854. and unless ~
representations OF such shrewi In
vestnrs IS mi liOnaire James Pbelan.
w. w. Willis. Robert Ipgersoll. Jam.
ison. SIith Il Getting lthe New York
bankers who are furnishing the mon.
ey for the Seattle, Lake Shore sud
Eastern road). prove incorrect, Seat
tie Will be the second city on the Pa
CHIC Coast in ten years I Oregouisn,
Feb. 18th, 1888.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

All kinds Of choice fruit and osna-
mental shade trees on hand at the Or.
eRon Nursery. Depot. Yesler's Corner.
23t N. NEWTON.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

This makes no allowance for coios
brushes, oloshinR, fuel. light. and the
hundreds Of small incidentals that one
does not think OF when figuring closely
10 say nothing Of tobacco, postage. and
amusemepts. Of which every heslthily-
ORGANIC u artist needs his fair share
Ffcu the foregoing 10 vfIl be clear
sass one cannot live Ia Paris aud do anv
sosk for less than $40 pr month. u
one COOKS for one's seif. and II one has
stndied 10 the schosl Of economy one
can do II for less Hat existence In
i'sris With lees money than $40 per
mouth ceases 10 be living and becomes
mere tabtsiiz,pR ssrt Of veRetafipR
after the secon- month or 3d. In real
ity. ~ an artist comes here for the usual
stay Of three years. he oueht TO have
for the hfst year $500, aud for
the second and third years, when
BE- wall be wanting models, be
ought 10 have about $500 per year. OF
coofss u IL better to GONE 70 Paris With
only $500 year thau'not at ali. Bat "
possible let the student bring geo. Be-
cause below the latter som his Efficiency
and pfossess viil surely be hampered at
every turn by Q lack Of money. Too
muoh money 10 bad for Q student IN
Paris, usiess be hiss q hrmer por pose
aed stronger will than the average
man. Bat too little money Ia WORSE
than too much, because, like the fellow
With too much money. he will not do
good work aud will. II the same time,
NOT have enjoyed the fon OF freely
spending his money. Between the two
extremes $500 . year IL good average.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
NOTICE.

l will give any person who has
bought any lot, block or acre from
me in Seattle in the past seven years,
his money back and one pei cent.
per month interest. l challenge any
real estate dealer in Seattle, or in
any other city in America, who has
done the volume of business that /
have done, to make q similar offer.
GUY CARLETON PHyNNEY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

IssuD pu6au O1ouAnl - = -
UkG1U - - 61so - o8foe1z
ssoo ess absos enc o4o > ysns -
fssu3Gh b sos's ~. ID fDea ~ =
~ ehsaVsss fog sssy II tss - sesss
yeasA
8snltss - - had = esy pstee no.
e7s yeas svUssd. Bet &c 81 hascly
tad dssktah1s seedss. - - hGns -
sss.. fss ias shaa eiio . yns-ssfss-
nseoAG
TSe Essas De- Dsses-Asss. esiss 2
eovesn0sss ecboul. - ms - al -
e. euly shsss 80 10 . aooafsnfe -.
eesds = assssnG adDisssd. tes - esvs
shas ssheoi out 90 eDcso6<ssfioo- y,
edo IL Bcsux Asss shsss sse eevesei
pgfvaao s0de@tsa. s1sh - NJ e.1ss
Oasts R0A, Cosasoasi. &C. 1hso ~
are 6ssso o. Esoss psivoss aSeslss
csessded ever By ssiebfaeed men, -
= shas Of Oosuo1. Dafas, Coeesaes
snd Lansacs. To eetss any q ~,
aonAeuisa, o. assitcss. GO y exos&ss
- psy from 1of. v xf. - 0so money
ousssas of shis these ase 70 expen~'
exsspe ~ regular tuition. - fohsss
rua uas1 mar fWo01DaLl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

uyHIs HOTEL HAS RECENTLY BEEN LEs .SED BY THE
sssts H csssy and has been eodeled and completely reIu
nsbed OF ecfon which will
the sen competed
win make the OCCIDENTAL the largest ana =. segnuy
quests An and all odei convenenccs
headquarters Puget Sound and
which the comnefcA oser and lar
city o. Territory their point of departure
Tesms-o7 Special rsas parties d @sAss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

OF Harvard, says: American Journal
Ian Of today 10 an attempt such - has
never been made before 10 the history
Of tbs world. to reflect society a. II 10.
The result ID that our peWspapers con-
tain vastly more Information than tboce
Of any other country except England,
and they contain information on much
greater variety Of suhjects than the
English newspapers. To gain this end.
10 msny respects desirable In itself,
American journalism has sacrificed
several things moro valuable. 10 the
nrst place, nevspepers are. in general,
too di6use; those Who have 0ccasion 10
search dies of recsut newspapers are
With tie mass. and u 10
the general opinion among the students
Of history thas the record Of events
nov being made In the columns Of
the newspapers 10 too di6use for future
use. Arother fault of the newspapers
10 that they include great deal which
ne enc ought 10 wish to know.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
ADAM mnMAu uxLx,

Professor Of rheterio et Harvard. re-
piled The ideal pevspepeR Will, 10
nv Judgment. print all the news, care
fully Discriminating. however. 10 aeoef
tain facs from rumof and oopjeetufe,
giving 70 each subject space and i'm
porsance 10 proportion to ne 1oss vaioe
relatively TO other o. b1eoes 10 soe cyl
OF a. Intelligent, hiRn- MINDED poonc
aud never considering Who OF wnai vi
be helped OF harmed By the publication
Of the truth, tie whole truth, ana notn'
ing bot the truth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
WHAT IYxAu ABBOTT 1Hrxxs.
rsor. wRNpKLL's VIEWS.

Barrett Wendell, professor of English
az Harvard college, says; Il answer
them IN order; First. low. Second, by
persistent endesvor 20 impress on news
paper men some sense Of veracisy.
Third, something not scancalous."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
GEORGE q. NuTrKR,

Protector Of Harvard college. says
TIE press ought to have . greater 70
gard for truth, the phrase newspaper
yarn" has too plain q meaning 10 the
language. A sharper Discrimination
ought to be made aRaint articles on
purely sensational subjects. II the pa
pers claim 10 be moral teachers il 10 no
answer to say that the public demand
such things. A moral teacher ought
cot to be led about BY bis pupils. II
they do not claim to bs m raj teachers,
they ought to ssalixs that in view of
their vast infiueLs es certain moral re-
sponsibilities are thus on them which
they cannot shirk. Articles should be
written in Q simpler and more coz
dsnsed form. Tais seems to be the age
OF quantity with she newspaper world.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
=. n. TAUDoI0,

Professor Of political economy at Har-
ward, says: At bottom. newspaper
will not become better nor healthier IN
ill the customers are DESTROYS Of q change.
As long a. much money cso be made by
printing sensational and nlthy matter,
people vill be found who will print and
spread il about. The tone Of the press
can be improved il newspaper men can
be brought TO bear 10 mind that they
may exert q great inhuence on the
tastes and minds Of their readers, and
that the manner 10 which they conduct
their pspers is an important factor for
The welfare of the country. Think the
sense of such public duty is rare
among our newspaper men. rafef On the
1hole than il is With lawyers or rail-
road men or teachers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

That h, u oue s1bserioes ana pays
fos oos yess 10 sdvzpce, ons can sendy
q sny ose Of thsss acsdemies for AT..
o. $50. daring she entire year and sli
day. n one pays By the mouth 10 VIII
cost the same, Only one oan ssudy ooiy
half time, OF nosnises. In the private
sisliers Of suct artists - spoken OF
shave the fees ara very nearly The sane,
II anything iittie higher.
soppostna new arrival INTENDS Say
log TOO years 90 more and nuda an IN
fnrnishSo soom and decides 20 furnish
ID, (at sn outlay Of, say, e5o), viu
coss him about a. fellows per year:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
nussRI.L sAon TALKS.

Il
sussRLL sAol TALKS.
| Uncle Rnsseli Sage writes "a thinl
thai the tone Of the modern pless IL no,
improving ss she years roll by. l Dc
not think that IN EDITORIAL column, a
any part Of IL. sh3uld be given ap 70
| prixe-hshtsfs, hov they live, what the '
ess snd drink, vho Ia the past they
hsve whipped and who in the misty
future they are going TO whip. / DO not
think ttat journalism should make he
roes OF mufdesers and then blame sen
timsntsiisss' fo- taking interes, in the
Idols Journalism has erected. 90 not
think that four or five columns Of n
newspaper should be Allied With the de.
tails Of a dog, cock. bull or prizs Gsht,
or With q scandal. | do not think thai
a respectable family should be hauili.
ated because one Of the heads OF that
family Vas found dad 10 q house Of ILL.,
repute BY the qualifications Of the Door,
Uesk creatures name. do not think
the heads Of oar great daiiies should
WELD rspier or biadeeon upon each
other In their respective payers. II the
head OF the hanse acts like q rovdy.
What can cue expea Of the rest Of the
family = think that the 'sans' Of
the Dodesu press eau be improved BY
every one In 10 acting like q lady or a
gentleman in pablic places, and, With
zen 10 hand. by no writer penuins q
vlcsons line anonymously OF = lie, by no
writer pennip9 ANYTHING about any in
alvi3asl be or sts would not be wiling
~ be held responsible for. 5. Ny ideal
OF q good newspaper IL Gee that should
be a. clean. ~ sble. 49, eonesI, ~
brilliant. one stat shall devote ss much
sKsce 20 literature as g. sport Of the
dns eghtipg. rat catching klpsl. OF that
shall give q dead 'plus-neiy' a line (is
u IL 81 toe gay OF ne IS and dead rs,sr
sho has doce something IN .te varia |
for ths ~orld, nsny lines; one thai |
shall noi vrcr. its reader 90 rlrase It's |
advertisers Gee With some reverence, |
ssnne respect for good ard great men
ana things"
ANTHONY ccxsrocK
Gets in his vssk thus; II hsve Suffered |
very much from tie sross uisregrs<ea-
.stic,zs II The press. snt cannot bat De /
lieye that she news department. Of the
majority % ,be psrers ~ conducted 10
sccc a manner A. uei 10 be rsiiahie.
and ute Class Of rneD that ara emgioyed
10 gather tee rsss - GOT Of thsi high
srisT shSi coranssats it-el. g. tie intel
lieess psrt % the y1esic. Journalism.
}; the ystsent iine seems TO have RI |
10 ste sensational, ani dSvosss more
.pace AMI time 20 rsGA:ins ste
,eSAi.s OF crime seaa It does 10
.tr&HcsrS ;hsse higher or neisie which
irN The safeguard. o. free coonsry.
q answer 10 year secose tuesiry, 'Has
Re tee 81 tie uotern prsss can be
Rsgiy: by change g base
ro<. tie mineral 10 tie moral. Give
u the rsvs without tie si<kSainS de-
Ais % losthsoua< crimes. give - facts
81 not seusAtsoGs; syeAkins The ssese
! al fizes. rs matter vhon 10 hafss;'