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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
Peterson's Magazine.

Peterson for August is a very at
tractive number. For beauty OF
illustrations, excellence and variety OF
reading matter, reliability and effect
ivcness OF fashions etc, this standard
periodical has no peer. The opening
story Med" is one OF the breeziest
Summer sketches. "Imprisoned
Rainbows" is the second OF Il series oil
papers on precious stones, and is full
Of useful information. Alico Maud
Ewell begins 'Jackey and the Prin.
cess a charming novelet OF VirginiI
life, and AIN tho EIrl's Keeping" by
Georgia Grant, promises to be an
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scenery and characters. Terms, two
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zinc, Philadelphia, Pa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
State School Funds.

Following is a statement OF the
second semi-annual apPortionment Of
School Moneys for 1890. On the basis
OF s24SS2 per ccasus child:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
School Report.

Following is the report Of the
South Fork school for the month
ending July 3, 1890:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
AMOUNT.
COUNTIES

AOtuI-'.s 'S''O0 ~-tf-cO .
W. c. Dover,
State Supt. OF Public Instruction.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20

NELLIE G. QUISS,
Teacher.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
THIS ERO THAT.

The changes in Terrell county citizen
ship this winter are mostly to the adyan-
tage of the county. We know of but one
or two citizens WHO have moved out of
the county, while many excellent citi-
zens have come in. The new conner, a"e
from all sections and the experience of
the past is that those who come are SO
well satisfied that their influence persua-
DIES others to come.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
MCLAIN- BARROW.
A Beautiful Wedding at the Baptist
Church This Afternoon at Four
O1IOck,

The marriage of Miss Fannie Barrow
to Mr.. w. A. McLain, which will occur
at the Bapy church this afternoon at
four o'clock, wiz he an event in which
many prominent Dawson people are in
terested.
The church will be handsomely deco
raoed, and the ceremony impres slvely
performed by the uncle of the bride,
Rev. w. II. Patterson.
The party VIII enter to the sweet
strains of a wedding march, played by
Miss Jessie Jones.
The bride is a veay handsome and at
tractive young lady, and her womanly
nature and sNeeJ manners have won for
Der many friends.
The groom is a very popular young
merchant, and is one OF tine most enf =
geiie and capable men in his line of bus
ines.
Arler the ceremony The young couple
viii be given a sumptuouS repaSt at the
Fa mum House, where they WI stop TO"
the present,
The newly married pair viii begin life
under the most favorable auspices, and
The best wishes of the people will follow
them
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
news ABOUT TOWN.
WHAT THE REPORTER GATHERS
on HIS ROUNDS.
Damaged Suit Settled-City Property
SOid-New Secret Order, Etc.

Tp,vps Did Won ever soc ca MANY
tranns bergars shows noddIers and fa,
i-irs as baT@ recentIv yiSited Dar,son
The woods are fuII of them and II looks
like plague turned loose on the county.
E,os Fors oro soaroa and bio.l, ard
are refa.Iing 1T three dozen fnr II If
~ s1s,.oo os now tho Cb1istnos noo,r vi
be enjoyed only in imagination.
F,,rror ,,,ppr,eps -Tbere is cood
daaI af e1ari-inT aning an n n9ysons and
,,1rnor his anroTnrnI tba rominrr ,,,a ~
,;are If .vo or ,brea sncietg no,rios
Th6 nrat+;n.t gi.l. in tho st1t1 a,o ,ilrht
hoe.
BATTLE W. I'll PoLECArs.-AllenB Britt
lid a rYely ahd Interesting sl.itm:sh
with a nest Of pc ecats that he unea he'd
/ his smokehouse a few DAYS AGO. He
H''u 10 resort 10 h'S gun oeloie winning
ohe fight.
No Currsr,,,s ,rprrs Ios+ SUNDAY
,l,o Gonlist Sahh,th snhooi doo;dod "a
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
MA~r.Pd.

On last Sunday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Slade. in this city
Mr. r. |. Colson and Mrs. Matte Hodge,
were united in mGtrimony, Justice NJ.
G.. Statham officiating.
On last Wednesday night, in this city,
Mr. Willis Kitchens, Of Leesburg, and
Miss Allie Rey Iolds were joined in the
holy bonds OF matrimony, Rev w IL.
Patterson performing the ceremony.
On last Wednesday night, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. OVERLY, relative of the
bride, in Stewart county, Miss Lollie
Howard, one of Dawson 5 sweetest young
ladies', was married to MFR. Turner, a
prominent merchant Of Camilla.
On Sunday last, in the upper portion
of the comfy, Mr. James Brightwell and
Miss Lena Stokes, were joined in matri-
mony, Rev. Mr. Mabry officiating.
Mr.. George McGill and Miss Rosa
Warner, of this county. were married
las Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Mabry.
The NEWS extends its heartiest con
gratulations to the newly married
couples.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17

For their carelessness in allowing the
escape of Frank Nix, white man charg-
ed with the rape of his niece, Judge
Bower presiding at Calhoun Superior
Court last week, ruled Sheriff GLADDEN.
and Deputy Sheriff Davis, and subjected
both of them to heavy penalties. Davis,
who was in charge OF Nix when the lat
ter escaped, was subjected to a fine of
one hundred dollars and twenty days in
Jail If he pays the ole hundred collars
Immediately half of the time allotted for
his confinement in Jail will be RENTED,
and if he produces Nix at the next term
o. court the other half will also be re-
mitted. Sheriff Gladden's penalty is just
half that of Deputy Sheriff Davis, and
coupled with the same provisions.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
The Public NchnOlS.

The first term of the Dawson Public
Schools will close will close next Fri
day.
The schools have been ably managed
by Superintendent Robinson and his eff
Gent corps of assistants.
Although the schools have been in OPP
Grafton only three months, they are larg-
est and most successful in the State to
their age, having an enrolment of more
than $50 pupils.
Dawson is proud of the record of her
public schools, and will strive to bring
them to greater prominence.
There are many pupils here from 9TH
er sections, towns and cities, which
alone is monument TO their able man.
agement.
Everybody in Dawson will, next year,
strive harder to make the schools great
er success.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17

Several families who wished to come
to Dawson have been forced to locate
elsewhere because dwelling houses
could not be secured here. The real es-
tate owners of Dawson certainly stand
in their own light by failing to build
dwelling houses sufficient to supply The
demand.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
A Sndhen Death.

Many friends of Mr.. NJ. S. Keith were
deeply shOekek and grieved last Wednes-
day morning to hear of his death, which
occurred that morning at 4:30 o'clock
quite suddenly.
Not more than 20 minutes before his
death, which was caused from heart
trouble, he awol.e and had a conversa-
ton with his wife.
The deceased was an active and prom
inent member Of the Baptist chuoch and
a successful farmer. He leaves wife
and one child, who have the sympathies
81 the entire community in their bereave-
ment. He was inferred in the city Gem
etery Thursday morning with masonic
honors.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17

Miss Annie Crouch returned from But
Ter Saturday, where she had been visit
ing friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
Els.
If girl eats enough mince pie she will
dream of her future husband.

If girl eats enough mince pie she will
dream of her future husband.
Tight money is the universal com
plant now. Everybody and everything
will be that way in a week from to-day.
The city already has on It's holiday APP
pearance. Festivities of various natures
are the order of the day.
For fine job printing, come to the
News job office
A blind negro with a voice like bull
dog hes been giving street concerts.
Hats worth 81 on our Bargain counter
for 25c. Boots and shoes worth 81 so
to S3 { being sacrificed at 81 so. Call
early |er Jbody at the Square Deal Dry
Goods store.
The days are now just about long
enough to get up and wash and go to
bed.
The late NJ. S. Keith bad his life in
sured for s., 900.
Hett,e Bernard chase will present Lit
tie Coquetts at The opera house to-mor-
row even Nc.
AL G. Fields immense minstrel show
will en- ertain theat'e-goers next Friday
evening.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
The City Election.

The city election passed off quietly
last week, and the present Mayor and
aldermen were reelected with opposi-
ton. a strong effort, however, was
made to get out an opposing ticket, but
none could be found who were willing to
make the race.
Out Of 500 votes in the city 345 were
registed and only half of the registed
voters deposised their ballots on election
day. Here are the results:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
Tie COlOred Conference.

OF the A. NJ. f. church, which had
been in session in this city since last
Wednesday, adjourned yesterday. Rev.
$. c. Powell will remain in Dawson.
On Sunday night the Rev. Lotion, Of
Savannah, preached a very interesting
and creditable sermon to the white peo-
pie of the city at the Methodist church.
The colored people of the ty enter
tanned their visitors in a manner that
does themmuch credit.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
THE DEATH PENALTY


Sol RowellIand Bob Richardson, Ne
two negroes concerned in the riot on the
28th day of January last at Morgan, in
which young John Arnold, son of Mr.
VIM. Arnold, of this county was killed,
were tried in Calhoun Superior Court
last week and convicted OF murder.
Judge Bower sentenced them to be HUNG
on the 22pd of January.
A motion for new trial will be made.
Matt Gregg, another of the rioters,
plead guilty to assault end battery and
got off with light sentence.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
The civ Council.

Met Monday night and the members
were sworn in for their second term.
There will be another meeting tonight
when the finance committee of 1890 will
make their final report and officers for
1891 elected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17

DUY your Buggies and Wagons from
ID Melton Bros. Il Thornton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17

The election for county officers VIII oc-
cur on the first "Wednesday in Ja1uMy
three weeks from to-day.
There is no in LEGATION that there viii
be any opposition to the pominees,
though there were TumOrs of indepen-
dents several weeks ago. Nevertheless,
there should be full vote. The nomi-
ness are good and worthy m IN. and won
their endorsement in a fair aud free con
test. Don't forget the time.
The weather lest week was very favor
able for Strengthening hogs, and hundreds
of porkers that a few days ago Were roll
ing in fat and fancied security, ave now
packed away in salt and silence, and
spareribs and sausage meat are plentiful.
For several years the hog crop has been
an increasing source of revenue to Ter
rell farmers, and the indications are
that the present winter viii yield from
this source a greater revenue than any
previous winter 1t seems now that hog
and hominy viii be plentiful throughout
Terrell next year.
The philanthropic individual who
usually hunts up the editor at this sea
son of the year and ast)nishes him by
hang " large, fat christmas turkey on
the outer knob of the sanctum door, has
not put in an appearance. Christmas is
week off, however, and good many
things can happen in that space of time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-12-17
Personal.

Miss Annie Crouch returned from But
Ter Saturday, where she had been visit
ing friends.
Col. j. A. Fouche is at Fort Gaines,
on journalistic prospecting tour.
Hon S. r. Christie was one of a South
west Georgia party who left for Boiling
Green, KY, last Wednesday, to inspect
some of the Georgia Hedge Fence Com
pany's work. Mr. c. returned home
Friday night and speaks in high terms
of the fence. The excursion was gotten
up by DR. w. G. Patrick, agent for the
company, and all expenses of the party
were paid by him for the company.
Col. Mitchell Webb is here on a visit
from Hartwell.
Rev. f. NJ. Whiting left for Macon
Monday to attend the annual session of
the South Georgia conference. All of
Dawson would be glad of his return here
for another year.
DIR. c. b. Griggs, who has been at
tending a medical college in Louisville,
KY, is at home for the holidays.
Mr.. F. A. Ruggles has returned from
two months visit among his relatives
and friends in Michigan.
-
HO! for Christmas.
christmas trix
And Christmas toys,
Christmas goods
For girls and boys.
This must be impressed upon all who
enter the store of Oscar Crouch.
His poet could not have expressed it
better. He has laid in the most com
plete took OF Christmas goods ever seen
in Dawson, and if he fails to make the
heart Of the little one happy, Santa
Claus had as well give up in despair. 1t
is impossible to recount the innumerable
things he has procured to tickle the
youthful fancy. Only look over his
stock can give something like concep-
ton of what it contains. He is at the
| head of headquarters, and those who fail
to call on him will not make their Christ
mas rounds complete.
If you want to make the little one,
! happy, don't fail TO see Crouch's Christ
mas tricks-he has everything you coulC
ask for.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

To tae srrsCfstsd and deeiEsasrf invalid 10 the
sease at resaratng health and strength prossaeed
By Hossetter's stomach kit'srs. When ihaE fro-
raofcs az vsgcr is tested by persons In teeSss
health. rs restorative sad vttaAizlng s~o.encs
Son extnecs tssef n Improved appetite. stsns.
tioa and nightly rspcse. tire sass conditions an
der whtch sSreaxta aud nerve euiSsuas Is
vosscAsssei 70 nc hannah system 4 gain IA
eesa Of eourss ezsags upon sic restoration ~
aEre>ston xaf s<sznaia&stsz. As surely a. Winter
fossews tie fail az tire ssss. DOES dlssase shE2ow
sAe footsteps OF ceSlintsx strsrs sA. when The
t~ees afrrs assssencs ot vitality - nes arrested
NarSsxaax cuas1 fsystoc ar5 ot2sr WASTING mai
E1Ees are r-01rs 70 :asssn upon sae entseoae1
ssrenxta. haf ussstgxses ard csan ssrartx tee in
ting ts1Sc watch rot only tsaews fAsAlEg
arrasz.es OF sse xE& sAese 81 soe esnsstr Sax.
Rner naazz. malaria, hssF and ksdz<y srcu,
hses yses1 80 II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

Opening Of the season Here--vsefory or
MoOre's Revealed Remedy.
The Seattle baseball club will arrive IN
the city 1t 1910 O'Clock this morning from
Portland. and the Spokane club at g.s5
O'Clock tonight from Spokane Falls. and
the two viii open the season, as far as Sc
attic Is concerned. ~ the Madison street
grounds tomorrow afternoon. Both Of the
teams have been playing splendid ball Of
late ana good, even contest Is locked
ior The spoEanes have juss taken
three games out OF series OF
ioar from the heretofore inyincible
iacomas, while the Seassles have in the
last TWO series played even ball with both
TIE spokanes and the Porslands. What
tne make-ap Of the two mines will be is as
yes unknown. bat II il . certainty that
Managers Barnes and Rockwell viii cut
forth their strongest teams
There will be meeting Of the League at
the Rainier hotel tomorrow. The suspen-
sion Of Jevne, spokanes' center fielder, and
the conf rmatson Of Young and McCus, the
new unpires. viii come up for cousidera-
u0n. along With several minor matters.
Ibe Moore's Revealed Remedies he'd Ii
eli their ovn way with the Pin JugRiers. OF
Tacoma, at Tacoma yesterday afternoon.
and won easily by q score OF II TO 4. The
Phl Juggiers could not biz Robinson q; all
and fwenty-shrec strike-onts stood to his
credit lie held them down TO three scat
tering hits. He was given splendid sup
port, the only costly errors being three
Wild throws. The Remedies batted the
ball hard and often. and had little diff
Guilty In running bases Features of the
game were one-handed catches by Reese
and Wsldron. OF the jugglers, shaw's
home run and the phenomenal pitch
ing Of Robinson. The batteries were
Robinson and Whitney for the
Moore's Revealed Remedies. and Carol
and BeaIe for the Pin Jueglers. The game
was witnessed by 80 people. and marked
interest was manifested in the contest, I'M
even as il was. all through. The Pin Jug
glefs treated their visitors handsomely and
the trip was heartily enjoyed by the mem.
bers OF the home team
Whitley. center-heider for the seattles.
arrived in the city from Portland yester-
day morning. He has sore foot, but will
play In Saturdays game.
The local telegraph operators are to play
the Tacoma operators return game here
week from Sunday.
The QniliGrivers are practicing regularly
for their game with the Tinses nine.
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AN OPPORTUNITY.
a Grand Closing out sale OF solid Gold
ssewsiry.

a Grand Closing out sale or solid Gold
aewsiry.
II is not often that one has the opportu-
nifty OF purchasing az retail any substantial
article at Wholesale price. Yet this oppor-
tunity Is now offered 20 the pubic OK Sc
attic tn the PAST ten years the entire
country has been flooded with cheap Jew.
this has been made. The mind OF the pub
lie has slowly but surely. however. turned
from this system and noticeable increase
in tne sale Of solid iewelry has been OBJ
served.
short time ago the firm of Albert Han
sen decided to make general closiug-out
OF all goods in the Establishment. as on
moving TO their new store i, was the intcn-
ton 10 start IN with al entirely new stock.
To this end sweeping reduction was made
In every department. the effect being that
the store has been besieged with
customers ever since the announcement
was made No particular speciality is be-
ing sold. but everything in the house hss
been marked down 10 wholesale price.
Gold bead necklaces. gold and silver
watches, gold bracelets, bangle bracelets.
gold dreaded canes. and in fact everything
in the ieweiry line ear now be bad at price
unhearzi OF before IN this city.
The stock Of diamonds Is one OF the finest
ON the Coast and shares alike IN the gen
eral reduction. These goods are on sale in
the Second street store. In the Boston block.
corner OF Ccluuihia and second streets. In
the branch store. on FrcnS and Cherry
streets. another line OF goods is kept A
magnificent display OF solid silverware and
silvcg.piated goods are keps in this store.
Clocks OF sn kinds. including celebrated
Sem Thomas. French marble and onyx.
This sale viii continue until everything Is
sod out. IN addition 10 the above large
stock OF eeishyased make pianos will Be
sold out ~ cost price for cash erly. Every
one should avail themselves Of tbs oppor-
tueftv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23
NEWS OF RAILROADS.
Private Car -Enoqualmie" Sold
to Paul Schulze.
EXCURSIONS TO THE FALLS.
A Tight Rope walker 20 Perform Over
Three Hundred snd Finy Feet Of
Air-Notes-

President J. r. Mcdonald, of the Satsop
railroad. Yesterday sold bis special private
car, NO. ~, the ..snoqua.nsie,' used By
nm while president OF the Seattle. Lske
Shore Eastern railway. TO General Land
Agent Paul Schulz, OF the Northern Pa
cite, for about $4,000. The car will Re
taken to Tacoma today over the Northern
Pacific This car came out from Ct Paul
IN iss3. with the special train that brought
Henry Willard. who came % attend the
driving OF the golden spike. and vas
bought hy President Mcdonald IN Septem-
Der. isss. of the Oregon Railway 4 Sayiga-
ton Company.
superintendent Dunn. OF the Seattle,
Lake Shore & Eastern, has arranged for
rope waiker, now exhibiting in Gaiifos MIA.
to walk wire rope stretched just below
the snoquaInlie Falls. July 4. The-rope
will be ! 800 feet in length, and 3is feet
above the bottom OF the chasm. A trapezs
act will be performed in the center OF the
rope, and the rope walker wished to add 10
these features that OF jumping the falls, but
the authorities refuse their assent 10 the
proposition. 1t Is believed that this viii
be the highekt rope ever walked In the
United States, IL not in the world.
pie walk will be built across the river.
just above the snoqualmie Falls. in about
ten days. The wire suspension bridge
oyer the chasm below the falls may not
be completed until next spring.
DIR. Schaffner and other New York ex-
ports have informed Superintendent Dunn
that samples submitted of the wafer at Sno-
qualmic Falls possesses valuable medicinal
properties.
AUTOMATICALLY 80 b.svc v>a-focfad Nth
the Northern Pacific by which excursion
trains will run from Tacoma to Snoqualmie
Falls on Sundays. commencing June l.
The Robert Emmett Club is making ar
rangements for an excursion ever the
Northern Pacific end picnic at Slaughter,
on June s.
Several new engines, box. stock and fat
cars have been ordered from the East with
in the past few days. by the Seattle, Lake
Shore & Eastern. The first fifty fat cars
are billed to be delivered at the works here
Saturday. The engines and other cars viii
arrive in about three months.
Managing Trustee A. S. Durham, of the
Seattle. Lake shore IL Eastern, leaves this
morning for Washington City. ID. G.. where
his wife ard soa reside. Mr.. Durham viii
spend two days in Spokane and then go
East over the Northern Pacific to be absent
about month. On his return he will be
accompanied By Mrs. Durham aud son, ii
years of age, and they will reside at the
Rainier hotel Mr.. Durham viii stop over
in New York few days to transact bust
ness connected with the Seattle. Lake Shore
& Eastern with the directors.
Travelling Freight and Passenger Agent
A. Caswell. of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way. returned yesterday from Tacoma.
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A Destitute Family.

Hermsn Tuppe, of Ballard whose
funeral took place on Monday last and who
died after a Sickness OF three months,
leaves widow with five children from to
Is wears old in destitute circumstances.
Assistance is earnestly requested for the
family, and contributions viii be accepted
Mt Philip Gabel's store. No 2,io9 Front
street: by Mr.. George Brandt, 6i4 MoItke
street, and by T. Settemaier. at the Whit
tissey abstract Office. rooms Nos. Is and Is,
BOSTON block
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oregon Transcontinental Prosperity.

NEW York. May 22.-The Eseaisy 7eie-
g,srm says: Important rumors concerning
Oregon Transcontinental are that q divi-
dend Of per cent. in cash will shortly be
paid on the stock. and that during the last
year the company has made s.. o0o. 900 from
commissions on bond transactions as a
banker. and this, with the per cent. divi-
dends the Oregon Transcontinentai Comps
ny has received on its 5000 shares of the
Northern Pacific preferred, make extra
profits of last year si.2io.o00 OF this $780,
COZ will be divided among the stockholders
next autumn, when reorganization viii take
place and new company be formed.
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A indy formerly Of LII Ninson -. bas ~
q - Hayes 81. s =, writes to tina Edwin y.
yoy Co. - follows: Mn H. r. Bevcz1y. Of s.
sSsae. resided with ne Last winter she lad long
tssn snfkrrF from dyspepsia and wasrrnsssh.
Her stomach was 50 weak that sor mouths 1t
tine she iiy-d principally upon milk and the
White Of exgs- Among ether things she tried
one Of the mInera, sarsapar.ilss oniy to frd tha*
Il xavx her pains In the bead ard weak sinking
spesk Having taken Joys Vegetable sasxspa-
ri.lA rysclf WITH great beneff in stomach
troubles. l induced her % discard sne potash
preparation ard Try yous Vegetable compound.
I: began rrsrvssoratins her stomach sne in .
sao-s tine helped her astonlshsnsiy- IL Ina
proved her appetite and strength TO that c1tent.
that Just before STE left. she was BEGINNING 10
return 10 sold food she authorized me 20
write ron this statement accordlrxsy.v