davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
KEPT AT BAY BY A WOMAN
POLICE, A sHERIFF's POSSE AND
MANY CITIZENS Baked.
They Attempt to Arrest a Murderer
and Forger, and Are Defied and
Kept Away by His Redoubtable Mis-
tress,

WnLrAMsPoRT, Pa, Jan. l6.- Frank
Gordon, murderer and forger, in frame
house, all day Yesterday successfully held at
bay the officers of the law who came to mr.
rest him. The garrison OF his improvsed
fortress consists OF Gordon himself and
Maggie Tate, the woman with whom he
has been living. The bescigng army in
cludes the police force Of Williamsport, the
sheriff OF the county and his posse, and a
goodly proportion Of the citizens Of the
town.
Gordon is desperate character. Less
than year ago he was released from the
eastern penitcntiary after serving out a
part Of his sentence OF five years for the
murder Of George Lewis. Saturday de-
tectives succeeded in tracing 10 him num-
Der Of iorgeres, which, although not for
large amounts, have recently annoyed the
officers Of the Lumbcrman's National bank.
Gordon's accomplish was James liinke.
The amount obtained 10y the forgeries docs
not exceed $500 Saturday, however the
forgery was discovered, and warrants were
issued for the arrest OF Gordon and young
Iiinkle.
The latter was arrested late Saturday
night, but Gordon heard of il and swore
he would not be taken without a fight.
The officers intrusted with the warrants
pursued the iorgers TO the house OF Maggie
Tate, and demanded admission. The re-
doubtable Maggie appeared ut the window
with her finger pressed upon the trigger OF
big revolver and threatened TO shoot the
first man who attempted 10 enter. Guards
were then placed around the house 10 pre-
vent an escape and No the night passed.
When daylight came the seige was re-
newed. Hundreds OF citizens arrived from
all quarters OF the city and stood behind
the police at n safe distance, gazing upon
the window blinds.
The crowd urged the officers TO break in
the door. Tho officers, after conference,
concluded not 10 do so. The crowd Kissed,
but the police paid no attention. All day
long the people fingered, and when dark.
ness came the streets were blocked. Spc.
cial officers were appointed 10 relieve those
who had been on duty for many hours.
Not sign of a light could be seen within
the barricaded house. dozen men got
together and volunteered 10 lead the OIL.
Gems in n sally, but their services were de-
Clined, and ut a late hour many OF the peo-
pie left, Disguised at the police for allow
ing woman 10 keep them ut bay.
II is expected that vigorous efforts will
be made today TO secure Gordon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
InaInn nrnrr,lniinn..

BiLiINGs, W. T., Ian. l0.-At the late
council with the Crow Indians nj the
agency they demanded that Nh the cattle
not represented by one Campbell, scout
In the government employ, bc excluded
from the reservation. Asa insult Of the
present lease system which giyvs 10 few
cattle growcn the privilege OF gazing ON
these lands, much discomfort N apparent
among stock men generally, aud trouble
may follow In the spring. The Indians
aro said 10 be committing dcprdniions
upon herds NJ various points and Elaugh.
tcring many cattle. They propose 10
cqualize the distribution.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
Ia Nebraska.

NEBRASKA Cry, Mob, jan. 10. The
mercury reached 25' below zero this morn.
ing, but rose during the day, and indica.
tons nre that the extreme cold spell is
over. Tho body Of the littlc daughter Of
Chris Bodine, farmer, living twelve
miles southwest who has been missing
since the blizzard OF Friday, has been
found in u nvinc more than mile from
the housc. The little girl was ovcriaken
by the storm when returning from school,
and within sight Of her home, but lost her
way In the binding snow, wnndcrcdabou
and iroze TO death. Henry Goldig. a
farmer, while returning home from the
city, wsoycriakcnin the storm, aud frozen
20 badly that his hands and feet had 10 lie
amputaicd. Numerous cases Of suffering
are reported among the poor but no Other
fatalities ~ VT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
baseball Matters.

CIScINSATI, o., Jan. l6.-The American
Association OF baseball clubs is in secret
session today TO select an eighth club,
The seven clubs were fully represented by
Charles II. Byrne, ], j. Doyle and F. A,
Abel, from Brooklyn; W. II. Whitaker
and W. s. Kamos, from Philadelphia; w.
l.. Barnie and II. Il. Vondcrhost, from
Baltimore: +. y, Robson, q. w. Howe
and j. A. Williams, from Cleveland
George Munson, frofn 81. Louis, and l.. j.
IIauck and Geopge II. Schmelz, from Gin
cinnati. Mr.. .la}nSs Whitfield is her,
from Kansas Cty TO urge that clubs
claims upon the, association. and makes Q
strong showing 81 ,be financial backing o.
the club.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
victims Of u coa.,,ns ni-hap.

OswEGo, n. Y, Jan. l6.-Benjamin
Sawyer one of the young men injured in
the coasing accident Saturday evening, is
dead, and one or two others are liable to
die. There were ten persons on the bobs.
Tho hill where the accident occurred il
very steep and was one mass Of lee, and
the hobs were running at least scvcnty-iivo
miles an hour. Near the bottom OF the
hill they ran into q heavy load Of timber,
knocking IL into ditch. Every person on
the bobs was rendered insensible from
the force Of the collision. and some were
horribly cut and mangled. Sawyer, who
died, did not regain consciousness. Both
his hips were broken, the bones driven
into his abdomen. lie was married ON
New Years Day. II required 100 stitches
10 sew up the cuts In John Malott's abdo.
men, aud his arm WIS broken and his head
cut. Gcorgc Sawyer, brother OF the dead
man. has a fractured skull. Others are In
had shape. The city council set inside the
hill where the accident occurred for coast
ing The farmer who owned the load Of
timber was warned Of the approach Of the
bols. but refused TO stop ior moment. IL
IL said lac was intoxicated
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
The Mig Gun Perfect.

Presume, Pa, Jan. l6.-The.grcai steel
gun which was cast solid at the Pitisburg
Steel Casting company's works last wednes.
day, was taken from the mold today and
found TO bo Ipcricct. The casting is pro
nounccd a complete success by Supt.
llainsworth and Officers Of the
United States navy, who made close In
spcction and applied such tests M were
possible In It's present stage. The gun
weighs nine tons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
Iu Tsxa..

ArriS, Tex, Jan. H. A severe storm
struck thn section Saturday night causing
the merrury 70 drop IRON - TO 2s' In an
hour NJ midnight Il was down 10 lOo
above zero, with n perfect gale prevailing
and the atmosphere filled with linc snow.
The mercury has never been known 20 be
below lO' Ia this section, and this N the
iirst time y hna reached that point since
1854 Suffering In the city among the
poor who live In badly constructed houses
- very great, hut mono have frozen. No
trains havc reached this city over the Mis-.
sOuri parinc since last night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

DrSyER, Col, Jan. 10. Saturday night
was one Of the coldes, ever known In the
Rocky Mountain country, the mcpury
falling 20 below zero NJ some points II
was very cold At : O'Clock yesterday morn.
inc Will n clear sky. n moderated during
d. Jay vii sar,o ,hs.,in,, in ,Lo ,,iJ,il.,
numerous instances Of frozen feet, hut NO
lrncrii suffering.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

greater than ever known in the State OF
Kansas. Horses and cattle have persisted
in thcir stalls, and the owners have been
badly frozen while attempting TO care for
them. On The Missouri Pacific railroad,
two train loads OF cattle coming in from
the west, were caught in the blizzard, and
every animal was frozen. to death. In In.
dian Territory the entire range is frozen
over and the cattle are drifting badly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
Coolest I'm Years.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. l6.-Specials 10
the Eueiiny Wisconsin from various por-
tons Of Wisconsin indicate that last night
was the coolest in years. The temperature
at Washburne observatory, Madison, reg
istered 30' below; Eau Claire reports 4So
below, Richland Center 550, Sparta 500
and Chippewa Falls 60'. The only fatality
reported in the State thus far was ut Ellis
Junction, Marinette county, where lum-
herman named Peter Il. Peterson was
frozen 20 death.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
A. Iuiu. Miss.
spcclal nl,palch 10 ihc APPEAL.

LuLu, Miss, Jan. l6.-Tho blizzard
struck MS on Saturday night, and Il still
SHOWS and sheets alternately The Their
momc,cr today stands - above zero. I'm
lcss most careful attention. Is given TO stock
there will be- great suffering among them.
The forest fires last fall burned out the
cane so close that there IL but little range
LETT. Farm work is cnt iply suspended.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
In Arkansas.

PrNEBLUFr, Ark, Jan. l6,-The blizzard
struck this section Saturday night. 1t
began with showers, in which there was
terrific thunder and vivid flashes Of light
ming. then slect and snow, followed by a
genuine blizzard. Tho temperature drop.
ped at the rate Of 200 10 250 an hour
until hard ice was formed. Much suffering
exists among the poor, rs in many cases
fuel is almost ont OF their reach
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
The McEwen Marder Case.
epoclal Dispatch 70 the Appeal.

Fp'VIaI UINp1Irh 70 Int NVIHHI
JAcKsoS, Tenn, Jan. l6.--Thc oele.
bratcd McEwen murder case, in which
McEwcn was accused and convicted Of
killing his wife in'lss5, near Humboldt,
in Gibson county, was taken up today by
the circuit court here on change Of venue,
A large number Of witnesses were sum
moncd ON both sides. Able counsel arr
employed. Great interest is manifested in
the trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
A. Iaeh.en. Irnn.

sIerial Dispatch ~ the Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, Jan. ia fearful cold
wave struck this city Saturday night.
Yesterday morning there WIS heavy ihun.
dcring aud lightning during the falling Of
snow, something that the oldest citizens
hal never witnessed before. 80 this
writing the snow storm still rage and bus.
mess Is almost suspended.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
Cold Mnxe. Continuc.

HELENA, NJ. H., Jan. l6.-Cold waves
continue undated throughout Montana,
the thermometer ranging from 20' 10 30'
below zero. Local trains are running, but
no through mails have arrived for five
days. There il an abundance Of uncov-
cred grass on the ranges, and very little
suffering among cattle is reported.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
anInmhns. MIS-.

special Di-aich 10 the Appeal.
CoLuNnus, Miss, Jan. i6.-The cold
weather reached hero yesterday evening,
bringing with Il heavy slcct. upon which
fine, misty rain has been falling all day,
freezing a. Il Tell. The STREETS and walks
arcsolid sheets OF Ice, and sleigh bells are
Iingling menily tonight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
n. r.. d.

Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Ethio-
plan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
and certain cure in every case OF blind, bleed
ing, itching internal and external piles.
llangum Root Medicine Co. manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 30 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
AZ stsrl,t,I.. utss,..tppt.

FFEIIaI Wl'I7RNH w wv NTFNH
SrAHEviLLF, Miss, Jan. i6-Thc
weather early Yesterday morning was
warm and beautiful, hut Il soon began 10
turn cold, aud by o'clock y. m. the
ground was covered with a heavy snow
The weather has been so chanp'ahlc and
bad that but lew Of our farmers have done
anything toward. preparing Ion this years
crop.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

IN. PuucTs "Tavorite Prescription" &,
not cNtollcd o. 'curcall," but admirably
iulnlls slnrlonc,, II purpose, being most
potent specific in those chronic weaknesses
uecullHf 10 women
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
AZ Aberdeen. Miss.

special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
ABERDEEN, Miss, Jan. ia heavy
slice, has fallen here today and the ground
IN covered several inches.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

NouR teeth are too valuable 10 be- neg
lcclcd Get q good brush, box Of Long
Pearl Tooth Soap aud use both morning and
night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

Ellsworth, MINI; teacher, Flandreau,
ID. T.; two young men, Mitchell, ID. T..
Messrs Berriman Dcyce, Nichols and
Lawrence. near Huron; man and four
children, Rcdfeld.
ssy y Nts-. IN MINNESOTA.
Chester County Six school children.
Luverne 10y.
Adrian Mrs. Knutson and John Oar
ing. g
Fulda- Twelve year old son OF John
Walsh. s7,N tth
Tracy Tom Anderson.
Albert Lea--0lc A. Egge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

The market IL flooded with
nostrums OF various sorts, in
tho form Of so-called "Elcc.
trio" appliances and Porous
Plasters that have no merit be.
yond that Of n mere mechani.
calsupport to the parts to which
they are applied. Avoid these
nostrums aud Use only Ben
sons Plasters In cases
where outward applications are
desired. For Lung and Chest
Affections, Rheumatism. Sclat-
ica. Lame Back, Bowel Troub.
les. and all disorders resulting
from oyerexertion or exposure,
these plAsters have no equal,
and their efficacy Il Endorsed by
thousands Of Physicians. Phar-
macists and Laymen. Ask for
Benson's Plaster and
take no other. III
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
Cool weather .. Coming.

Make a trial OF splint coal.
Z. NJ PATTERSON & Co.
27S Second street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

". u. WILLIAM q. <. Pension Agent,
New Vienna. o., WIS cured Of twenty years
disease by Man-a-lln
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
sesi uine Explosions.

IlALIrAN, Jan. lB.-1hc Albiono coal
mines ut S,ellaron. owned by a Canadian,
American and English syndicate, hav,
again been wrecked by explosions, and
are on Ere. These mines wrr the sccn,
OF the great explosion oi lSS1 when forty
five lives were lost This time four mcn
were badly injured, aud fifteen men work
ing In tie Halifax pit when the iip wal
discovered, had hair.bwadth escapes.
The explosion was ~ great ~ TO he fell
like an earthquake for miles In the sur
roundingoounify. The mine IL still on Ore
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

psnu-S. saved the life Of @. W. Mellier,
o. go south Fourth street, g. Louis, Mo.
lie had chronC calaffh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17

KNIVES, forks. spoons. Mullords.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-07

that tia fever bad gone. There wss some
thing very ssrenee boa; IL a. Aad a.
could erafce3y believe tha1 sho Was IN
Sane girl who had eonc TO brd in the tGrrc'
room the night brspre. Presently Mn
Hickicy arrived and told h~r that her urci~s
were coming 10 fetch her IN the reotor's
pony cart
Still! Harry s!e?e. though now his s:ers
seemed Lighter. AZ seng.h he tsrnci la;i.,
on HE back. openci his eycs, AID aAia,
Nina"
NO: \ word I'll you've bad your soap;
here IL Ia. all ready. Give IL 10 me. Ars
Hickey. And now yoa mus; hIy. Ano,he'
pillow under you: So Now. III hold The
basin. md II you ART strong enough, you
shall feed yourself"
"Bui Nina
"Sileace. Sir! Obey orders. Why. her-
come both my unc.c.; I'm sure ii's their
voices We hear. -. Harry
YES. darliugr"
1--WE told them"
Captain Melville's i!lness did no. las; very
long. he was novel - HITS farm on the
third day. and could &c; up in about . fort
night Scon after that he rcJoined his rc4i-
rleat. | may mention, by the way. that
while he was in bed he 20, . long letter
from his solicitor stating tina; some missing
papers had just been found in the lining ofa
safe which established hi. claim TO the
property in chanccry beyond a doub, and
promising that in two or three months ~
the most he would enter into legal pos
session.
The banns were pu: up on the lst Of May,
Sir John having An old fashioned dislike 70
licenses.
Living with two g~ood-temIered old gen.
t!emcn. Of course Nina escaped the lectures
and endless advice with which maiden
aunts n married friends 30 love 10 load a
girl who is going 10 embrace the letters Of
wedlock. True. the Colonel DID try his
hand one evening. beginning b. recS3D:inr
some Of his experiences as . mess caterer.
and ending by saying: Il hope Also. my
dear, that YOU will let the unfortunate acci.
dent which occurred at Christmas 10 a
warning 10 you never TO allow your maids
Ia lie awake reading after they have gone
10 bed. OF course Mrs. Hickey assures rs
such a thing was never done 1T Allincs-
ford House. but there il not y shadow OF .
doubt in my mind that that was how II came
1t might have been one Of the mea
Tut. tut. my dear; that Is perfectly i'm
You can not communicate fire 10
any thing from tho tobacco in u pipe. No.
no; you may depend upon ii, it was one OF
the maids reading In bed"
III marriage WAS celebrated in due course
amid general rejoicings. Many were the
ferventiy bestowed on the young
couple by the honest ruStics ut the church
1oor, and many a horny hand did Harry
shake on that eventful morning: for his
ct the fire and his genial. frank dis
had completely won the villagers
learts Mini they had always loved.
Old Sir Johns voice tremblcd n little as
ne wished themGood bye. and the Colonel's
was very misty ~ the brothers
stood together on the steps watching the
disappear down the drive.
''Shc couldn't have lone better" said the
mo. Jack; she couldn't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-07
wopcs
sasss Ehss ssrssss . Tstf~~. ss.--.ss
~ Nn.a-l .Aa s.Aas~..


Ihr7e ~" nasoy ~~sgAo,3ess sos
IN var fH9itsb ssaEuss. ~ uit,h a.
~an@ - "a rsssa - ssb fhr srn~
tEsi th'y rhAFm At oae~ che 80 asa
The lsa~t TIE ru-sl sxs1g. -, i,
~ih shit ~ ~aumsss shm
as ~ sPF~sis t. g =. sa,~l,
o-sa'"aaafs - Use s-@>~s~os a. = is
it4i maiaL
"HotEa "IoTs ssnfzr
-..s ~ elea4a t~ea~ 81 fAi. ~
snv bi 3 = is @sTsss p@sissslr "a
p~en- thas u4a u.sai - ..i
aFa ~a'ifsea' strk@s - az nsss sm~
- p sd shzt ~sssernaas. -.
tss saa~' ssssssufsf - a. .arsas Bs~m
gafefss $3.50 ra~aay ps~~m.s
e. far~~el. saa Br IaA
ihsHszht 'has - al psr@~s rAs SCI
S@ib@ nessst tasehinE TIE Izsf
fse iss: aga p at - sassk
ihs~s sr~ ~ssys@sniy os-za 49, 49,
inz e~tssrza~ss 81 sc sAsak sta
'z,s ~rsiss. ts.a ns@rs /. n~s~s
r~z,As~ IN .k- woTa ss aisaz h. sss
osAsx Il ss,s l@sz4g~ Tss~as~a
o. rs,A~y ss.g1sA. sses34sr..a. ~f,I
- issFs Ua~ IL zp,3Iis a.
saa ao~p@.~ Ia s>rs - sss =e-
ssisa~r .h~s sge<pa. sseg E
- ne skszs-r - s@ssh as .
CO.. % az ses~. T. s~sas.s~s o. A.
siss The teBe ~ s@~sx - s~~
fsrssr las tssx syI.. "a "a,
lzsgaASn ~-snpg~@ssa 81 z~A * mg.
TRY Ss1 &~e~12assss ss@ -&t
~ ssgs tk< k~s zezzz .a~
III asss ssxss hax ~z~ a~sv a. Ia
sssss - asr '&lr s~x azi.z
xssaw. skss< s-z< s g.
assr~>a~ AS~ .. 49,
81 s~s s~><r. As 60 To S~~~
81 4As~~,-r - kssaass. "a. 4
Did sssh ss~~ sS.-~~
sss,>S szss- - - ssx<<S 49,
isfsaa hs~s sA~ ~ss~~s r--~~ .s~r~
.~ sss~ 81 AAs s>~~. 20. esd .as
psA~ss~a AA' - los va~ssS~r,
ss~ se~ sg-ss~. a . s-~..
r~s~s~- nEa - syy<1a 10 a. a.
svssssssx tsad. sA~ss . $4,000.
~ss~~ h ss-s 80 @rv-a ga
ses - sssssasss ~ szss - s-szs.-
OsA0
Yea sh~ss - . sass~sz~
tossss sn.~nss.os 30 - s~-~..~a
u % 60 ~ Sssssslsy 81 sa<-.
~n 1-S~--2~
49, 80 saps sss A-ss-.s sA.s 90
~ s~s 0so vA1~ aA~,v n -
os.Aes - - h>s-Ass l-
seess~A - s1nss go
y Z Gs11v.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-07
AN EPiC.cURE.
Dinner EDiAOd.

I Again We meat: ny happiness
am no: table 20 express.
Ill bet the remnants OF crown
That cheese the pret;iest giri in towa-
FOtator ten & RS fl "A row
And She wll Ike the cake. ] know.
She looks 40 very chic ken smart
lEGecd. feel quite .3iEt q: tart
A n could scour the universe
And fail tomato hand with hers.
] never saucer-u.iar eyes
With hers 20 Wand seem so wise.
When ! look up I sometimes sec
Her castor lovely glance on me.
Too waffle is u. for Just now
j caught her eye-she hunger brow.
Such wondross influence hash she.
] ncrdly al drink cup my tea
II she were mine I'd not dessert
Or srieve her with q !ciIies heart
I'd waiter least command. AMI die
Beef-f0re I'D cause one LITTLE sigh
! would preserve the precious prize.
And praise syrup INTO the skies.
To speak 10 her I'd dearly love,
Ar knife . notion ~, right OF.
Smear case OF desperation, though;
Ill dinner ear. so here's sagO.
Miss links. II holiness be no wrong
Please pass That dish. I'm out Of tongue
"Ah, since you are fat uous. Nr. Fanc,,
] l. suct ~ with a,liSh az brains
"A. ~. Esil0a. IN DTdks's NdggsinS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-07
IMPROVE TIE sORSGS.
Create ~sppI, ~ s.ssi -1sss sgd 'ss De
,ssa.s usii Bsfi...

A voTy casuuoa exrtl@s fuy not 5resSi-
irr bitter horses IN ne acser rssiuns
i. no demand ipr ssch animals. IL
j. often clain~i fas, \ "apsagrei q
good enough. and that srs~siinE i~pfa
= f~ill-hl~sdesi animal - bot foDnsF
.hrosa Away. ETg~rlrn0e has d~snos-
..ra,s-i differently. L. i trse iAa.
Ike Hsny meri;orioy- men. 1919 tr8iP
worthy har.ss nsvsr nad :hesr ~pheFo
@. ~yr~s;--. u-efsis@-- IL; - 70
really god animals ~ rst-sd sa Amos:
any -<,i0ss and iber- sill - agysr-
for them sisDo.s every nhsrv. H1ssF
going hundreds. oi nails- IA -~ssss =
few anllasi- For susGpis. ssoa5d .
farmer 60 in:o a n~s eesn'rTs ~s@rs
;h.-e i. no deraaaa ior hrssy sysf:
oo- thsr~ 8, !sa-: the piscv 70 -
-..ss--~tsl. should h. szvs > fos E~si
.nlma., FOR sais il pil - a ssy -4~T
matter for hirs 20 nos ~oose tugrr sbo
wIi ougy 30 100 gisai - ,hr sngsSSgs
IL, f~arth~r-.nre sz- sA~ Advantage
ox.r hi~ nrlxabo- ss nssax n Ers n
that -x.ion 30 ~n,e~ ;A~ sEkt. snd
buyer. uHl nsts1sly so .~di~-siy 9.
him for information r~~gs~siax ost~s
.-sIusa.. 10 b. r~Saoa 81 coSs,ry- ;hzs
virtually aiding in ~~sai.Aisx ts hin
. REPUTATION v . ~-~4~s Of ssss <ns-
ma. Nor ,hs. aLose ~ sAi tie
have the erp-Heec~ IN hss tis~ a
b-.-xdiny. sAi~h ASoes 10 Ai1~k e~r-
tain .sscs-~ Win is~~e ~ssszs~ss- IN
ssszs2,~ sin - he p~yySa ssiss
Other. Ar~ skisxiaS sauus (. - 10 81
vost- wAise ihey ~ s~>wisHsar- -
1. .aiar.sas asA iEYr~sssg hss h~~S~
Trs~ BE- /. ta~sru3rssa4 in ersa.ax .
nars-s far sheA- BIS - ks~s sa<alEx
ed sHins mark Sxna kss s~~. TIE
srp~reSx a aasy s~AssA~Ae~ss
B~--d good ass.Ass slSsss srssa n-ss~
s~s~ss tsos a~s~iy -v~ds.s~ab 1Asa
Cra:e . suppiy ~ god sso<k 40
,he t<ussd osii cvtszssy is<r-a~
srua ye.s ~ ,Ar over - sssss Ss~
szpsiy.-0@N ~ Se'10.
-Hsuar~ Il - hh~4 oas 49, Ash.