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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-01

ON3biA d A tt-t1# for while deS< Sfly struck by ths< sire- brand hurled alfe< . j. |llI H [<oided this catastrophe by lodging bellfnd a large boulder that lay in the middle of the gulch or ravine, about fifty yards from and below the house. We stopped here of common accord to catch our breath and here we found the rascal Marigildo rolling over and over in uncomfortable laughter. He had watched through the open door the whole performance and the ulti mate outcome of his Gas he called it) good joke. Joke, indeed we felt like murdering him on the spot and he escaped personal chastisement only upon giving his solemn promise that he would set matters aright. This he did that same afternoon by going to the Mendoza's and giving a full explanation of the whole affair exoner- ating us of all evil intentions, although I suppose, amongst educated people the impression would have remained that only pair of boobies could pre- tend to sing before decent company a song of whose words and meaning they knew absolutely nothing and which was taught to them by an Hit crate Indian scout who had never in his life been in good society.
 What was it what we sang? l know it now, but kind reader, ask me not. ] blush to this day when think of it Believe me, it was neither a hymn nol anything patriotic.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-01
IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
 Address M A ADAUPHIN,
 New Orleans, La, <, or M. A. DAUPHIN,
 Washington, D. c. By ordinary letter containing Money Order, issued by all express companies, New York Ex- change Draft or Postal Note. Address Registered Letter Containing Currency to NEW ORLEANS NATL BANK, New Orleans, La,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-01

REMEMBER that the payment of all prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR and the tickets are signed by the President of an institution whose chartered rights are rec sgnized in the highest courts; therefore, be- ware of any limitations or anonymous schemes.
 ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part fraction ticket ISSUED BY Us in any draw Ing. Anything in our name offered for less than dollar is a swindle
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-01

2'lo tuAt a pny1le'ii quorum luii{ oo'hl' '' plies with the conssitetti.oosael Aleenire- ments in this respect. The fact that the House has the power to compel the attendance of absentees is a sui fcient confirmation of this principle as otherwise it would be the veriest boys play to compel attendance and
 then suffer the ends of legislation to be defeated through the obstinacy ol the members to answer to their names
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-01
Positive Statements.
Sells On Its Merits.
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Sold by druggists sl; six for $5 Prepared only 1y c. l. HOOD X CO, Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass
 100 Doses One Dollar
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-01

QUITE a commation was recently created in the House of Representa- tives by the ruling of Speaker Reed
 that the presence of quorum in the House is all that is required for the transaction of business whether they answer to the call of the roll and par
 ticipate in the proceedings or not. The rule heretofore has been that quorum must respond to call before the busi- ntls could he proceeded with, and aaranlAse has been taken of ib.1-siaa ersiApding to delay or de
 lsci sIn iian Wd baIfaye spehker
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
DESTRUCTIVE WINDS.
Hundreds Of Destitute People
Cut Off From Food.
ELEVEN KILLED IN ONE TOWN
Reports Frozn all Parts Of the Central
States ThIrty-seven Houses De-
moIished and People Injured.

ST. rorTs, Jsn 12-As is usual IN such cases
the weather preceding the cyclone OF yesterday
was close, muggy and oppressive. the aimos-
paere being 50 charged with electricity. During
the forenoon I: became dark ard lowering, the
Temperature being Of springime naildness aud
slmest debiiifafing In its lAnguor Towards
afternoon = heavy and increasing ram began
aeeon panied b. atfal but severe gusts Of wind
suggestive Of a stormy dsy. About o'clock the
skies daFkened perceptIbly.
shortly after that Lour one solitsry naSh of
lightning illuminated the ecene and several
reals Of thunder followed. Hardy had their
echoes died away when the cyelone hurst upon
the city and brief reign Of terror and desola-
ton succeeded. The storm still continued In 3
modified form, and a severe wind prevailed
throughout the remainder Of the evening and
night. with the temperature steadily falling.
swaying and threatening walls marked eve y
corner along the track of the cyclone. and the
streets looked as IL an arthqaake had rake
the city, scattering the debris OF roofs, CAIN
neys and church spires down into the broad
fhoronghtAres until an aspect of general ruin
prevailed. Following the sseet storm OF last
Tuesday night the effect Of yesterdays cyclone
upon the telegraph and telephone service was
disastrous
Dispatches from different portions of Kansas
report blizzard in that state. At Wichita ten
inches CT snow fell. and for hundred miles
west tne Storm ragged VITA Jury ana the whole
country Is covered with SNOW 20 the depth OF
foot or more Railroad trains stuck at several
places and traffic is practically suspended. IN
tense suffering Is reported in several OF the west
ern counties There are forty or more cars of
provisions at the town of Liberal en- route to the
sufferers. bat that is fifty 20 seventy miles away
from the starving people. and nobody is willing
to take chances Of freezing by hauling freight in
wagons. The Temperature is not very low yet.
but the mercury is falling and severe cold is APP
pretended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
1NrfRonANen oF rnAFrIo.
PickreIPs Bill TO Provide for Connec
ton and speedy Transfers.

tion and speedy Transfers.
H.B, No 1et-By Piekreli. of Whitman:
SECTION / Every individual, company or cor
poration owning, operating, leasing or manag-
ing any railroad ar part OF a railroad, IN this
state, shall within sixty days after this act
takes effect, construct and thereafter maintain
proper connections, with other railroads Of
similar gauge, az sll crossings OF ore railroad by
another and ct ell points where one "a irOad
begins or terminates al or near any other rail-
Fosd, whereby ears may be speedily and convex
ieutly transferred fFoa one railroad 20 another.
Sec. ?. Every individual, company or corpora
ton who shall hereafter construct. own, opeF-
railroad IN this state. shall At she time OF the
construction 81 said railroad. construct aud
thereafter maintain proper connections with
ether railroads OF sinilar gauge. a. all er3ss-
ingS OF one railroad by another, sad az al points
who're ouo railroad begins or terminates az or
nsar any other railroad whereby cars may be
speedily and conveniently transferred from one
fsiiFusd 60 another.
See. S ANY individual. company or eorpor.
alton owning, operating. leasing or MANAGING
ans railroad or part Of railroad in his state or
sug railroad or pert Of a railroad hereafter COG
Ssrgctea falling Il comply with the provisions 81
th3s act shall be liable ia damages IN the sum
q $50 for each days siluse 70 calnpy as afore-
sad; 30 bc recovered before any court having
jurisdiction ia the county in which said at Is
violsted.
sec. s i shan be tAe the duty Of the pFosecat-
tag attorney oi Soy eoHMfy ia this state 20 uros-
etute 81 violations Of tbs act ia the name OF
Tao state at Washington upon eogapls n made
rs any person alleging = failure OF compliance
thereto provided, that IA preseeutsons gor the
fEinre II comply vita the provisions 81 this
act Serf ice 81 process uron any station agent 81
shy vN3lsosd company defendant, shall. far all
og the pefposes IF IBIS a.. aa service upon the
falgEoed eampsny.
Sec, S This aet shali take effect ana be in
iaree from aud after ninety days after the ad.
iaurument Of tAiS Legislature.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
a BAD RxsrNSrSG.


The Brooklyn IN. " !SsaRsaays- t'isien
Of Janusry ?. groups three fetdish oeenr-
renees OF the day previous, which i re-
CARDS rs an ominous beginning 81 the new
year. Ore was a series OF attempts By de-
moniacaI scounarels 10 blow up an opera
house in ritssburg. Pa, with dynamite.
while il was crowded with merry, dane
inc throng. Another was an attempt 20
burn the Lacken castle. Brussels, when the
King and Princess Clementins had mar
row escape from = horrible death. The
palace was fred in three separate places,
which leaves little room TO doubt that il
was an incendisry deed by fiendishiy dis
posed miscreants. The third was the cruel
murder Of boy Of thirteen, not for any
ofFense committed by himself. but because
his brother had given evidence in = murder
trial against a friend Of the assassin.
1t is probable that careful scrutiny OF
dispatches and exchanges would show that
this is not an exceptional record, all going
TO show that the propaganda OF dynamite,
the fagot, ambush and assassination -
agencies Of political regeneration. are bear
INK DU0AtCQua A1INCSk Va AAaAe1
which, unless summarily checked, may
deal deadly blow to civilization and again
steep the human race in the gloom of the
dark ages.
To the heedlessly optimistic such re-
suit may seem entirely cut OF the range OF
possibility. but there is nothing in the pres
ent condition Of affairs to justify confidence
on the part Of . careful student OF history.
From India, Egypt, Syria, Persia, Car
thage, Greece and Rome an instructive
lesson may be learned in these respects.
They attained to the highest stages of
civilization, enlightenment, wealth and
power and relapsed into barharism or
condition OF senile diserepitude.
One need not be pessimist or an alarm
list in order to perceive the wisdom of heed
ing these examples and taking q firm stand
against the plainly growing abuses which
may check the present wonderfully pro-
gressive and elevating conditions and bring
about conditions of anarchy and retro
erosion.
The liberty of high civilization Is not to
be promoted by a resort to the methods
and practices of hideous barharism. The
preaching of dynamite as a political
weapon must inevitably lead to its use as
an implement of private hate and OF a.
kinds of lawlessness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
STATE CLIPPINGs.

Orting Is 10 have new Methodist church.
Theirs are from 5000 to 10000 acres OF oysters
in cultivation In shoalwater bay.
The Colfax tia=ette says tGat the surveyors OF
the branch railroad line from oaksdale stuck
their stakes through Colfsx last week and passed
on south.
II IL rumered that Thomas Potter has sold 100
acres OF his farm below south Bend. and inciud-
ing Pacific City, ia Pacific county, 20 st. Paul
capitalist for sz5c0l0.
A fourteen-fooe vein Of coal has been struck at
Hamilton. Skagit county which is said 20 be the
finest yet found in the state.
The farmers Of Whitman county have passed
strong resolutions against taxing mortgages, and
the Rosahn Rastler insists that there would be
just rs much sense in taxing farmer on the
horses or mules he hires or borrows from his
neighbors as in taxing him ON borrowed money.
The logic may not be perfect. but ii Is striking.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

bgT,s Is and a reaxfiTe % fencing Of railroads
wfrh rrhssEtute sur both hi1lss report atopeed
Corznfs.ee on axrlcultura reported substitute
sor bills proposed relative % abolition OF fhsstes
Long debate followed and Hnally substitute was
ordered printed
Y1KsT RxAprxs or Bills
L. BNo. 10. By sharpe-To provide for Use Of
watax for purposes Of irrigation and for the c0n-
domination Of the right Of way for bitches.
Read second time and referred % COMMITTEES on
irrigation
h No lei, By Pfckre1l-To provide for APP
posntment Of railroad commissioners and the
regulation OF RAILROADS Read second time and r.
ferred 70 COMMITTEES on railroads
Ii. 3. Ne 162, By gndson Of Piefee-helaiFe 70
hospitals for insane, and asking appropriations
therefor. Re4d second time, referred 70 con-
Eaitfee on insane hospital
n. B. No. fss, By Judson Of PieFee-To provide
for extension snd enlargement Of cites and
town kstes Read second time, referred % com
mittee On municipal corporations
Third READING OF Bills
H 3 No. ia. By PickreIi-To protect from
f0rved sale certain portions Of homestead and
other property OF married persons ard heads OF
families and repeating al laws IN conflict
Herewith. Kennedy moved 70 amend 50 that
two teams OF horses OF farmers be exempted In
stead OF one: lost; e ayes. = nays. EDDY moved
20 strike out that part Of subdivision 50, section
which AAAlAAhea 70 SkAN tAtE SArAAfktNA @NAtNN@
on farmers utensils, horses. oxen, etc. After
debate this was carried Evans moved 70 recon
slider The voc by which Kennedy amendment
was lost After debate . motion was mase to
rec0mmit sor further amendment: carried.
Stevenson as bin for the prevention of decsp-
ton in dairy products was taken mp with Senate
amendments. They were concuTred In.
s. J. r. No. is-F0r the establishment OF q
signal 1t CiaIlsm head; passed.
senate concurrent resolution a. 20 extend
contract for state printing thirty days from De-
cember q. was read. Kuhn moved that the con-
tract be extended by amendment for the re-
nainder OF the session After debate II was
carried BIZ g ayes 70 q nays. The original mo-
ton. as amended, awakened 8 long discussion,
but IL was adopted by 81 ayes 70 50 Eays.
The house then adjourned till I.s0 p. m. to-
morrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

Kinnear's Bil Go Provide FOR Theil
Legal Determination.

Kfnnearss bin Co fFovide FOR Their
Legal Determination.
s. B. No Sa-By KiHneSr;
sEcraaN l. Anyone having II his possession or
Ehtief his control any property or money, or be.
Ing indebted where more th4n one PERSON
claims 70 be owner OF. entitled ~. iatereated In
or "a have a lien on. such property, money or
Indebtedness or any part thereof may com
raenee an action tn the superior court against
ali. u any. OF such persons. and have taeir
righss. claims. interest," OF liens adiaige1. de-
teruaiaed and adjusted in such action.
sec . IN a. actions commenced nnier the
prece1sux section the plaintiff Easg disclsi N
sny Interest IL the money, property or Indebted
ness. and de1asst with the clerk Of The eoars
ths sal asaoant Of such motley or Indebtedness.
or other property, ard he sa&li not DC liable Cor
any costs sccraing Ia said aegtea
Sec. s Eitser q the defendants may set Ep or
show any c2atsa OF Ten be m@s bare % speh
property. moaey or !B8etiaf8ess or any part
thereof. aud fhs snpeEaas rs9as, btie or Aea.
whether legal CT equitable, shall prevail TIE
court or }usgs thereof nssy ueke ali nsceeszxy
orders during the peaaency q said sefspn. fag
TIE reservation ard aFsteeEAea 81 tie rights
Interests or l3sns Of the several parties
Tbs LII passe3 TIE ssnste
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
REGULATING rELErHosE LINES
To ForAId Pooling and Provide for In
terehange Of Messages.


III. b. No. 103-By Hutchinson;
SECTION l. That IL shall b unlawful for any
person, company. or corporation. owning, OPP
Grating or controlling any telephone line, lines
or sytsem OF telephone lines or parts Of any line
or lines, within this state, 30 form. make OF en-
ter into any pool trust, combination or consoh-
dalton whatever with any telegraph com
pany or corporation or any Uther company or
corporation. but no telephone agent shall ever
refuse 20 receive any message from any tele-
graph agent or operslter, and promptly forward
the same, II requested so TO do, to The person
designated in the message.
Sec. 2. Any person, company or corporation,
failing 20 comply with the provisions of section
! of this act, shall be deemed guilty Of viola
ton of section I9 article XII, OF the constitution
OF the state OF Washington. and upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined in any sum not less than
$500 nor more than i5.o09 or shall forfeit their
vested right 20 do telephone business in this
state, or be both fined aud required 70 forfeit
their vested right 10 DO business, IN the discre-
ton OF the court.
Sec. s. And il shall be unlawful for any per
son, company or corporation. owning, operating
or controlling any telephone line, lines or sys-
tenn OF telephone lines. or any part OF any sys-
tenn OF lines. within this state, 20 charge more
than thiFty-fye cents for any conversation Of
the length OF five minutes. or less, and ave cents
for each and every minute over FIVE. except
where il Is necessary for al intermediate office
70 repeat u conversation or message, in which
case ten cents additional may be charged for
each intermediate Office 50 repeating.
sec. 4. Any person shall have the right to
send or forward a telephone message % any
point, whether there is telegraph Office at that
point or not, and the agent sending or forward
log such message may chargs twenty-five cents
for message of ten words, ce less; said ten
words must constitute the body OF the message,
and not include date the name and place OF
person 70 whom the message Is sent. nor the
signature OF the sender. and one-half . cent
for each and every word over ten.
Sec s. Any person. company or corporation
violating any OF the provisions in sections and
Of this act. shall upon conviction thereof. be
fined la any sum not less than $40 nor more
than 500. or be both fined and imprisoned, at
~. aHs.a-s{fss~, or +f,a. ssrssrf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

Washington shall be limited to con earsasian
per mile fos sbe transportation Of any person.
with baggage no. exeeessiag 80 POUNDS n
weight. as follows: Three fSa cents for each ard
every miie Travelled ON such reads pgaxissssi,
that children ancer the age Of ten sIel years
rata
Sec s In no instance shall any Lessee. ccrnpA-
ny. corporation or Individual take or receive
amp greater rate of compensation for carrying
the above named freight or passengers
Shsil be deemed guilty Of = nisaemeanoE,
ami. On conviction thereof shall BE Iined in
2uy SUM not exceeding $50 and the injured
party shall have an action against saad railroad
company or IT'S authorised agents. IN any ceart
OF competent jurisdiction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
BURNING DRIFrwooD.

John Greenleaf Whittier in independent
Before my driftwood IRE sit,
And see, with every waif burn.
Old dreams and faucies eoloring Il,
And folly's unlaid ghosts return.
o ships OF mine. whose swift keels cleft
The enchanted sea on which they sailed.
Are these poor fragments only left
OF vain desires aud hopes that failedg
Did not watch from them the light
OF sunset on my towers in spain,
Aud see, far OF, nploom in sight,
The Happy Isles might not gain7
Did sudden lift of fog reveal
Arcadia's wales of song and spring.
And did pass, with grazing keel.
The rocks whereon the sirens sing7
Have / not dristed hard upon
Tbs unmapped regions lost TO man,
The cloud pitched tents OF Prester John,
The palace domes Of Kuba Kahn?
Esid land winds blow from jssmin flowers,
Where Youth the age,ess Fountain fllsy
psd Love make sign from rose blows bowers.
And Gold from Elaorado's hilis?
AlAs, the gallant ships that sailed
t,n hind Adventures erFand sent.
Howe'er they laid their courses, failed
To reach the haven OF content
And Of my ventures. these alone
Which Love bad freighted safely sped,
Seeking good beyond my own,
By elear-eyed Duty piloted.
o mariners. hoping stiIl 10 meet
The luck Arabian yoyagers met
And fnd in Bagdad's moonfls street
HaroEn at RaSehid walking yetl
Take with you. on your Sea Of Dreama
The fair, fond faneies dear 20 youth.
turn from all that only seems,
And seek the sober grounds OF truth.
What msttsr that it IS not May,
That birds have flown, ana trees are bare,
That darker grows the shortening DAY,
And colder blows the winsry ART
The wrecks of passion and desire,
The castles no more rebuild,
May City feed my driftwood ere,
And warm the hands that age has chilled.
Whatever persisted with nv sAsps,
I only know the best remains
a song OF praise is on ny lips
For losses which arc now my gains.
Heap high nay hearthl No worth Is lost;
Burn ON POOR shreds, your holocaust
Shall be nay evening sacrifice,
Far more than al dared 10 dream,
unsongAt before my door / see.
On wings al fire and sieeas Of stream
The worlds great wonders comes 70 me.
And holier signs, unmarked before,
OF Love TO seek and Power to save
81
The man evolving fFazn the slave.
And lile, no longer chance OF fate,
safe I'm the gracious FaiheYhood,
fold o'er-wearied hands aud wait
Ia calm assurance of the good.
and well the waiting time must be.
Tho brief or long its granted days,
II Faith and Hope ard Charity
Sit by my evening hearth are's blaze.
And with them friends whom heaven b
spared.
Whose love my heart has eomforted.
And. sharing all my JOYS, hiss SHARED
Ny tenaef memories oi the dead.
Dear souls who Left us lonely here,
Bound 81 thelT last, long voyage, 70 whoa
We. day by dag. are drawing ntars
Where ever bark has sailing room.
know the solemn monotone
OF waters calling unto me,
know from whence the airs have blown
That whisper of the Eternal sea
As low my sFes 81 driTtwnod burn.
heas that seas deep sounds increase,
And, faif In sunset light discern
It's ga4ss re lifted Isles % Peaee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
TO MASrrAoruEK oaA1ix SACKS
An Appropriation OF @gs. 600 for the
Walls walfa Penitentiary.

Is r. Sa ~ rs ps5uter
SECTtoS 4. That there 81, a7d hafebT f.. Ap-
praPylAsed 0af q any finds ei tAe state treasury
Eot osasrWlse appronfsasaa asie sg.m III tweufy.
aTe thoasAnd dollars. additional 70 taAs slreaiy
appropriated lot the same parpaSe sor the pug-
saase q RecessAry plan. far tee Haausaetase OF
grain sAeSs A. tbs pealgenfiaSv AZ NalsA Walla
See, 2 That ths board - commissioner In
charge ~ iAe peAlfsasia are hereby autha-.
tsed g exp@a4 - mueh 81 TIE ansoant 81 trgnty-
eve taoasAns dollars a. may &c neeaasa snf
engines. iesess. machinery. axturss Aaa Fxw ma.
iersa2s gasy Be neocSsssy 70 keep slaslayea TIE
psasasess "a she geusseag52ry. sod - provide Cor
sse sale CT Efss = tserls Tz&amtacsNFt6
sec Tas s&s4 boAF8 of commissioner shall
- S0vsraed ia aAe ezf.el%lt are e the afaaang
Aoteay aspsa pss4fes provided in az act 49,
proved Feaga1FE / fSss. utaea ~An aet 10 Pro-
vide ias ghe fars5eT censsrsettan - earisenflAry
hssl8snss - wAlss Ks5s. fsg tha pEreAase q
nssessaFz rsNnf ftss tie ulannfassEre Fl grain
sseks teereass fsr heating aaa Nehasns fhe
sszses fsf the usaSntsu&aes Of pxtzcneEs she7efn
esn2ae3s - oavss 81 e suelss ter pASg oxgxu.sI
fsses Es4&e GA ane9Unt IS tie sAsze, sad anpFB.
rr4a4ssg nsoaey saeFelar
See Thas aeE shA51 fake eseet srs b IN
tQsse IHsss and afer Is IaHsssre sid sprrsgag
T1As esAl passeS fse haNse AID wtss raahahss
rzss tAe = azsE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
LIKE A ROSE.


George Horton In TEXAS siitsngs
I car sec her standing yet.
DsNY-sye5,
As she stood that sursmer m0gr
Az my aides
II IL nos So long ago
That parted from her So
Yss tie gull il axed. kRow.
Deep ard vide.
Down a e garden path Ne WaIked
10 % gate.
AID / beEgcd her. ~Ah. my 8wn,
Nssas tne date.
Bat she answered
No, ny dear.
Tia yaEF seklsfsess fe&f-
Twfli RS yen los = ssaf-
Yea msss wait
Grief wss 90 ny festares then
wriffen plain,
Fer she sa5d: 'sI'm soFET. dear.
For year psla.
Take this E;tle saSs. pray
i wsll witAex - dag.
Bar Eag laxe iaE yag ios aye
shall rezaNsn-a
Lore IL sometimes rvees ard sure.
I sMFp6s@.
whe wcaid n0s haxs fAlta In such
Vows Is tAuseF
Baf, asss IN saggea - sas
that fhey we're tas s@ssi.ExEe.
Tsr her love Aas Witaes3. TO.
Ike ~ rose
SCR, rs e ffEsses fhas
To my feet
AZ. xw9s EEEes wkza is charms
We're enmR1stes
s3Es Is nos ry assTt = SCI
Per stss w5sE I s5oEid taTxes
And Is peffeze Amxese get.
Ehsnf Ard sMeeE.