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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
A Horrible Accident.

VIM. Morris of Chadron, older
brother of Dan Norris, who was lately
injured at this place coupling cars,
met his death in horrible manner on
Saturday night near Bordeaux the first
station east of Chadron on the Elkhorn.
He was breaking on an empty west
bound train of stock cars and is sup
posed to have fallen between the cars.
He was not missed until the train got
to Chadron and then two other trains
had passed over his remains, which
were found cut into horrible shape and
almost beyond recognition. The re-
mains were taken to the young mans
former home by special train for inter.
ment. The aged parents are almost
crazed with grief.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
A school Question settlc.l.

The following letter by Supt. Mckee
which is self explanatory, was handed
us for publication by e. s. Cox:
OELRIcHs, S. D., Oct. 10, 1894.
w. r. Schreckendgust,
Clerk Cascade School Dist. No.2.
SIR:
The following is my decision in the
case of Tillotson against school board
Cascade School Dist. No. 2.
First: I hold that the Cheyenne
river is not legal barrier, however in
convenient it may be in crossing it in
sending to school,
Second: From evidence on record
in my Office, also from testimony given
at the trial it appears to bevery doubt
full if appellants reside over two miles
by public highway from Coffee Flat
school house. I say doubtful because
the testimony did not quite agree on
this point. also hold that as this
distance has not been accurately nor
legally measured the taxpayers should
have the benefit of the doubt, as it is
hard enough anyway to support schools
in the thinly settled portions of the
county.
Therefore sustain the action Of the
board in rejecting the petition.
j. G. MCKEE, Co. Supt.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
Those Palace Cars.

The Pullman sleeping car service on
the B. & M. between Edgemont and
this city has been discontinued and
replaced by the palace observation cars
which are certainly handsomely con-
structed and equipped. The drapery
and furniture of these cars give it a
far more beautiful appearance than the
sleepers and is much more convenient
for the day service. The windows are
high and convexed and concaved.
This feature with the revolving and
elegantly upholstered chairs enables
passengers to see both ahead and be-
hind. There are two of these palace
cars for exclusive use between Edge
mont and Deadwood aud will be in
charge of B. Chandler and G. H.
Palmer.-Deadwood Independent.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
Congressman Lucas.

Capt. Lucas addressed large audi
ence at Piedmont last night and made
the people feel so good that they
danced after the meeting until daylight
this morning. That is what Ben Bell
said about it and he is authority on all
things that happen in Piedmont
Lead Call.
Congressman Lucas will arrive in the
city this morning from Mead county
where he has been engaged in making
speeches. Mr.. Lucas will this evening
under the auspices of the republicans,
address the people of this city at
Library hall on the political issues of
the day and every voter in this city
and vicinity should turn out and give
him cordial welcome. By his hard
work during this campaign Mr.. Lucas
has won friends for himself among the
masses of the people and he will be.rre-
membered, should an opportunity pre-
sent itself in the near future, for his
acts and hard work, especially after
being defeated for denomination for
congress. He has labored for the suc-
cess of his party at the polls, not stop
ping to ask why he was called to lay
down the banner he had so proudly
carried to victory two years ago and this
act has endeared him to the public
irrespective of party. He has proven
that under other leaders he considers
the party he SO ably represented in the
halls of congress will go on to victory
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
Alwaxs Il Reason Why.

This has been year of wonderful
growth for the Lincoln State Journal.
Its aggressive methods have pushed it
to the front. One thing that accounts
for this is the Journals principles. 1t
is republican, true and blue, but first
of all it is great newspaper and con-
siders news the most essential feature.
1t prints more state telegraph news
than either of the Omaha papers. The
business interests of the state recognize
in the Journal the only state paper
which is standing up for the welfare of
Nebraska. You can see how the Jour-
nal is growing in your own town. It is
gaining in every other town in the
state just as much. The reduced price
is only SO cents per month without
Sunday, or 65 cents per month with
Sunday. This also accounts for the
big growth. The semi-weekly journal
has the largest circulation of any Ne.
braska paper. It has completely rout-
ed it's old.fashioned once-a-week rivals.
1t is being sent from now until January
LIST, 1886 for s1OO. This carries readers
through the coming legislature and
through the next presidential cam.
paign. It gives readers two complete
papers each week for the price of one.
Gov. Furnas is farm editor, and I. i.
Lyman poultry editor. It is published
at the state capital and is a paper for
Nebraskans.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
E,lgeiMOnt News.

From Attorney +. NJ. Vroman who is
here attending to legal business today
we learn the following interesting
items from the Mid-Republic city:
Messrs. Bradley, Laper, Dawson and
Will Archer will shortly commence the
erection of large stone block.
A. L. Sharrock has gone to Oklahoma
after his goods and will locate in Edge
mont permanently
j. NJ. Savage has gone to Alliance
where he will have charge of the rail
road yards in that city.
The main bitches in and about the
city will be completed in about a week.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
Halloween.

Halloween.
The damage done by the youngsters
in their Halloween pranks was confined
mostly to outside districts as the night
policemen had their eyes open.
Connor & Allen had a special watch
hired to look after their property and
he captured two young fellows who
were mischief. f.making, pulled them and
was taking them to the calaboose, but
they begged SO hard and promised to
go home and behave themselves and
they were allowed to go. A number of
light sleepers were walked and thought
the town was on fire from the ringing
of the bell at the college at intervals
from midnight till morning.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
"a Little Farm Well TILED. !"

Is worth good deal more to the own
err than big farm of 16O or 800 acres
only scratched over. Send me your
name and will send you an illustrated
pamphlet showing where you can get
such farm. CHARLES S. FEE,
Gen. Pass. Agent Northern Pacific
Railroad, st. Paul, Minn.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
Pearson.s Ranch sold.

Fe8fSOn'S R6ncn S0Iu.
The Pearson ranch located above Old
Brownvill was yesterday sold to A. A.
Noodle by John Pearson, for e4,4OO.
This included the improvements, feed
and bunch of stock. j. E. Allinson
reports the transfer.-Lead Tribune.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02

ALL DIeEAoEs Of the blood are
- cured By Hoods Sazsapazilla, which
By III vitaliEing. enziching, and Alternative
effects makes only PURE BLOOD.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02

The Buffalo Gap Republican will be
issued as semi-weekly for this week
and next.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02

Fred Schuler will give a dance at his
house at Evans Quarry on Friday even-
ing Nov. 9. Good music has been SO.
cured and good time is expected.
Everybody invited. Good supper will
be served. Seventy five cents per
ticket including supper.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-11
Another Estim ate.

The Washington Post has, pencil
in hand, gone over the whole Unlted
States, State by State, and congress
SIGNAL district by congressional dis
trict ann has reached the conclusion
that in the next House of Reprcscn-
tatives there will he jSS Democrats
49, republicans, and Il Populists,
and in the aext Senate there will be
+ Democrats, 8. Republicans, .
populiytS and ( doubtful.
it Will be observed that in this c>-
innate, as in all others made of the
same subject, the Populists "show
up" !a}iy. The fact that there is
no place in this country toF any such
party. The populists were stronger
year ago, or two years ago IMAM
they are now. They cannot dvlde
the vote between themselves and the
Republicans, nor as between them
selves and the Democrats. In tact,
they represent nothing practIcali ana
even if they were to fix upon ana
trv to nass, some good measure not
included in the Republican nor the
Democratic platform, one OF the oth-
cr Of the two great parties, whlcl, |
really represent all the voters, would
use the measure as material Tor rs
own platform, and leave the Popu
lists out in the cold, as was done IN
the case of the income-tax. l MS TAX
had been favored for many years ou'
most Of the Southern and Western
Democrats, but they never became
ycsnonsible for it until alter it was was
adicei BY The democrats in Congress
to The tariff bill. Where are she
Populists? What can they expect
from his bill2 Nothing, Iho peo-
o]e see no mcome-taN woaid even
now be IL existence if it had been
left fer the Populists to enact IT,
Itrequires a strong party ofSahiz ~
ton to make success OF even '"9
most important Of measures. . ana =,
And <, we conclude, as the POSTS
estimate also concludes, that the mex ei
Congress, which will reach to the ne
.tb If March. 1897, will be sounoiy
and safely Democratlc.-A''N''''''''
Dispatch.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-11
ANDREW G. CURTIN.
The Great Var Hnvcrnor OF PennsyIynnl
Dcad-Icnerai WIFI, Military Uoaors.

The Great War G0vcrnor OF Pennsylvonia
Ocad-rcncral VIII, Military Uoaor@
HELLEroNTE, Pa, oct. 5.-Hon. AM
drew Gregg Curtin, the Old var gov
ernor Of Pennsylvania, died Sunday
morning &C o'clock. His death WIS
not Only painless but calm, the last
vital sparl. going out after sleep Of,
twelve hours-a peaccfnl ending totho
long, useful and even turbulent ca
rocr Of this great and distinguished
man. There were 40 narrowing scenes
TO break tie myst!c shadow Of sor-
row ard gloom overhanging the house
hold.
The final arrangements for the OBJ.
sequics have not yet been completed,
and probably will not. be until late
Monday.
At the urgent solicitation of Gov.
pattjson, The family have consented to
funeral with military honors. Gov.
Beaver viii have full charge, and there
viii DC al escort Of Il regiment of in
tentry, q troop Of cavalry and ont-
terry Of artillery, with the g. A. t.. un-
der command OF the brigade COM
manter. Gov Pattison vii! attend
with his staff.
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along liles pathway the flowers Of good /.
| ness trnthand beauty, making men wiser
and better wherever the seeds Of tbo
0ospei arc sown. 1t rohs the grave Of lis
terrors and makes death transition
from lite of sorrow and suffering to one
OF happiness and peace With the sweet
rustic of angels wings il brings healing
balm to to the wounded heart ard lifs.tbe
se4l from the sloughs of dcspond to the
p;nnnclcs of delight.
All who have tried Christianity prop
eriy testify to It's efficacy, and those who
neglcc; it sroupc in darkness aud dcs-
pair. 1t makes men as individuals lust
and benevolent, and gives TO society =
moral tone such as all human philoso ohv
and other systems of religion have never
known ard can never attain. Its in0u-
cncc, beginning in the Individual, extends
TO thc family, the community, the nation
ana the world, and the fact alone that il
meets all the requirements of tho spiritu-
al man proves It's origin is divine and tina.
it Is as eternal rs Heaven itsclr.-Poo-
R0tr World
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Tn" Girl rh;.t ~ Admired

An GIRLS cannot ho mott, poon, ;.
Tho oxcnrt;o, md ma. ,no ,o :,
can ho charming, md ,,t.,.,;,.o !.
h,,nv ,,o,rh+ th,, :. a..
wc may shane tbo corrto,onoo o,o
fnl. happy spirit shinninr tbronrh fla
n)a;ncst Cacc makes # nloosont ..aa
able Probably II no tino :, t,o ,;s,orr
or the world ba. Le,u.vmoro loa..,.
been at such = discount yovc,;s,s 80.
orriyc ,b;s Geo, Tho ,,o.o;no.r .,
storios of .ho ,i..y,ro ,nomo WA - ',.;.
and sonsib}o .b., ,,o.r,fn, poau,am
taste demands ,l,,. = horo;no y,,r,r w.
noble in mind and heart, ycr,rd,.ss of
beauty and wealth Tbcrej. lies tho i'm
sniratjon Of such Doo1s ,s J,nc ryro
which cyery GIRL ouc6i 70 road j, ordor 70
better understand how matter may Ia
made subicc, TO mind "pyottv i &c
nrcttv does, i an old ,daro thar shon,a
he kent before yonnr ncon]c F.,,rro
and form God bostows Character and
manners are ours 70 form and maintain
Custom has coined new name fer ,bc
cheerful. pleasant helpful girl it is "thc
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-11
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

The Distinguished Poet Peacefully Passes
H.vay TT Ills Home IN i;oston.
BoS5oN. Gets -OliverWendcll Holmes
is dead of asthma at the age Of a3yeacs.
Without the nblance OF Il struggle or
q pain he passed away as he lived,
peacefully and beautifully. The end
came at 1910 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
q. the venerable poets tom house, zoo
Beacon street. lie was surrounded by
his children, and visioly conscious Of
their presence UP to within q few min
utes of the last, though unable to
speak. Then be closed his eyes YEARLY
and seemed to fall asleep, as indeed he
did-the sleep Of death, at which the
whole world will mourn
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Walked on . Train,

ALLIANCE, o., Oct. s.--About o'clock
Sunday morning colored woman on
passenger train No. 8, Ft. Wayne yoad,
five miles east Of here, walked to the
door, and, before any one could stop.
her, deliberately walked of the plat.
form. The train was going ut fifty
miles per hour, and the woman struck
on her head and shoulders. Her body
was not hurt, Dat her skail was crushed
and she will die. She could not be
identified, is about 10 years old and
wore several rings. She was taken
TO the Auitman hospital. at Canton.
1t is believed She was a solnnambu-
The Car Health Improved.
Sr. PgresssUga, Sept. y The con-
dition OF the cars health has improved.
and ne and the members of his family
|. who are with hiEa viii leave Spala for
Crimea Monday.
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oMauy of the citizens of Rainsv' a",. Ia
diana are never without i po'l'e o,o ),
berlain's Cough Remedy III the house
saws Jacob Brown, the leading mef1aap'
Of the place This Remedy mas pi ~ ohil-
n'nnn yalue for colds and Group in cnl II.
a,en that fcs mothers who knoN its "or'"
are willing to be without it. For sa'c "'
Kelly & Evans, General Store.
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Tic scope aud comras, olchr:stl.:niiy.

aseaag man Of ,nousdt and knowledge
aaa4a, tic divinity Of the Christian
'e'siou can Only he explained hy the per
''ssae.: Q. the human heart and its e.
sa,nlte human understanding. Help
'sg.i'ie- themselves mer ought to see
y.ale,e,s;hlag and everywhere. lie
a.., aeaignlg down upon them from the
leu 4u, H.. above, and His voice is
..-.l 30 TIE roll Of thunder and the rush
ai.t trmee,, lis lrowns are seen in
'.s .ehae.s olthc clouds and His mercy
..e'ain ,aat falls upon the Just and
..satlaA. lie Smiles III the vcrdant
a--sea2e and il the loycIy flowers. The
-'2 'a'a' proclaim his majesty, and ihe
,Ook mp in silent attestotion.
'''u'e e'erTahcre ,estiies to the power
sa :oo3ues, OF The Great Creator. Man
''RS j. oodaratc and un,han@ful. With
g.s esa.ifgs Of Immortality. lis soul is
a is earthly easius, unless
veg ana coanselea by pisd9m from On
.'i'A !rom their high estate bv The sin
@-aal God has sent His Son into the
4 ~ 'oFeieem mankind, and the lessons
4 '.l'ea'cs and embodied the remedies
j .''. aeed Q: the human soul.
4 '' Christian religion is 50 profound
s 80 fn.osophe: can lind solace in it, so
q ae 'lat child can understand, SO
& y 10 e'abrace the world, and SO
Il WIZ as TO reach the wants Of every
soul itineets The reqaisemcnis o.
'!ta'aal patare in the iaost en-
'"sa 'tates Of society and among
IS '' savage tribes. IT draws to the
81 ol'ed with silkcn cords the pure
s. = % Childhood and the scared souls
S ''' ''ieN' II saaas under III gentle
81 fo'sf'ins wings he aged ard the
81 n. To the erring and peni'ent it
.'''. pity and peace;to The willful and
Is vrecking sword and con
A.. .@@ ire Like the great God from
~ > ehahaied, ii is unalterably just
SIS "'i''Hg'y lacrciful. 1t appeals 70
IA. ''' with Tie same strength that it
- he understanding aad stfcws
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FREE SIN Eh.

He saws that he wants free silver.
When did he reach that conclusion: Who
over heard him say anything abcqt zee
SILVER before the present cany@:ss When,
where, and in wl,oiG presence did he ad-
ro.s;c f,sa silver? When did he de-
,.,,,nce the demonitizcr OF free silver, the
M Nv with whom he is at present aiflllat-
inc md which in 1873 demonitized silver
like 4 thief in the night? Democracy =
tbc friend, Ecpuplicanisn; is IT, ele'9y OF
the white metal. w,,ioh rs we'll known to
III ibc world except tho Navarres. Silver
am, cold was used side BY side before and
tbronch the war. Silver was struck
down in the nighttime by the Republi-
can party in 1873. From that time until
1878 il was not legal money. In 1878 the
Rand Ac; was passed for the coinage Of Il
certain amount each month. Shortly af-
forwards the Bland Allison Act va. p'.ss'
cd which provided for .,ba purchase OF
silver 10 be eonvor.sa INTO silver dollars
aud stored ii the Treasury upon the issue
of silver certificates All this tiale the
c,;n,re os gold was unlimited except b.T
ITO sunnly. The coinage of silver was
,;m;ted aud restricted By the Republican
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uyysor'S Speech.

l"rom tho bristol Courier. Sept oGth.l
The following is fell synopsis of the
speech Of Hon. J. C. Visor, at Abingdon,
Va, Sept "a:
Ff'loo Citizens of Washington County:
l. am glad to see such large assembly
gathered TO greet the Democratic nominee
Tor Congress. re is deserving Of your
admiration. lie has lived a modest, re
firing life, and has not sought place or
cmolumant. He has not cndeavored to
nave greatness thrust upon him. does
not imagine that he was born great, but
IS willing to achieve greatness il he can
by honest effort in The service of bis coun-
irY. He graccd the bench of the circuit
court and laid aside the judicial robe with
out Il blemish. He was preeminen!ly
spoken Of for supreme judge and received
a large vote for that exalted position
lhe nomination for Congress sought him
WI = irSS SSSHS nun anu ~ VIII ma MIN.
and when il docs the people, will. with one
accord say he makes I'll able, pure aud
faithful representative. But this ovation
is not extended to him as man, but Ec-
cause he cspouscs principles which YOU
endorsed and which he has presented for
your consideration in an able manner
on hear him because he is the nominee
Of the unscared and untcrritcd Democracy
lou arc Cor measures rather than for men,
but you want good men to carry out good
measures. The CRYING need Of the hour
is for men like Morrison Of fixed and
stable views. You can not trust bad men
to advocate worthy measures. No party
need or should want man unstable as
water, who changes his rolticul views as
often as the many tinted chameleon
changes his hucs, who stands on every
side Of every question, who lays aside his
principles as easily as he changes his
clothes.
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Nancy to Loan.

Wanted to loan money in al''a c..,. :.
from 81 70 800 at 6 per cent. For larf's'
information call on or address
j. b. Downs. !. :sa',
,,,ae ,,s4 Big Stone Cap "a.
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lie want, cnice. This seems to be the
ruling passion Of his life. He came to
Pulaski county in 1896, and ran for and
was elected to the position Of Common
weaith's Attorney in 1859. lie went 10
tEe war IN 1861. and legol gentlemac IL
yc,.bcrn. too old for military service, ell
ed his olice for him until 1856. and gave
him The proceeds Of tss@ oIhce. After he
came out o. tae waY his first attempt for
oll;ce mas Lieutenant Governor on the
M;ihc,s. Walker aad Alarye ticket. He
was elected to The Legislature Of Virginia
IN 1871. and served two terms. Ii9 .ext
attempt was for Congress,
General james Terry eAs taeH IN Con-
cross from this diatrict. He MAS his bos-
ON friend. Terry was gallant soldier a
|. srpe ,irsinian, a kindly man, and the
host commemorative we have had since the
war. Walker wanted his place. Finding
that he could not sc, the place Of his old
comrade he turned his force against sac
old soldier and defeated him. 'telss for
gave him, hu. from that titsse sn Walker
was against Terry. GEee- @oS; time he
turned ~ It waa - I. candidate for Lieu
tenant coSeruor as Il Democrat on the
ILo,,ieiav ticket. Gen. Terry, gallant
soldier in time of war and patriot in the
time 0. peace voted for the man that Aad
deprived him oflis and the district Of his
services The next time VIC Gear OF him
is as candidate for Governor IN 1863
against the gallant Fitzhnsh lee. he
stood 10 chance in the convention mana be-
came asuppliait for the nomination ior
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f. RANGING MACHINE.
,+e Action Automatic.

..,d for the first time al 'i"'''"'u' 00"', >
,bc aith inst. when Jack c'onin will
be executed
,,o o),! mctAod the condemned man
5rooocd through an opening in the
vs. ..ia the drop being released at tic
fine. rs the now machine the
3src- is ierl,od high in the air and
@.na DROPS and is suspended. There are
.uo chances 20 break the mock,
Inv ths old way there was only Que
and often this tnilcd, and death
bc stroarulaticn.
roceccl;suj's 'aw in relation to cXec"-
IN. changed by The last General AS
r, md Warden Woodbridge quickly
- work TO prepare = place for The
.... excau,joa IN The prison Yard
.torvl,rieS building has been erect
THE interior is divided by a rarti
One aas three steel cages, the 9TH
.,,.,m hanging machine. The war
v,< lesirous of obtaining the mos;
.o,cs gallons. After considerable
..oaacacc ne decided that the Col
..s,cn ., c&ccn;ing criminals was
s,,5ea! .. all others lie obtained 4
sa nbicl. was not entirely satstac
49,. notwithstanding it works 20 poriec-
t.i..o,,l;c orrou0c,nont
=. ls,re weight being released By 4
.,fani.n worked by Aoeds in 4 taak
v1i.,. vatcr vas forced, the condemn
- man weigh. opening the valve. With
Resistance of Prison Engineer Cid
r.~s ;.e warden set about improving the
r.rs,ge. TESTS have Shown it perfect.
s.r3e, Woodbridge will occupy a posi-;
asa ai.s,tls in IRON. of the condemned
man, le tits position he viii havc clear
,saof the prisoner, and also OF dial
III. l5o. through which The prisoner
VII la.s.
INSTANTLY the platform settles lever is
ro.se,l which releases an adjustable slid
~. valve At the bottom of 4 sylcndcr con-
...iB. ., Mound OF shot Like the sand
..,, l.,neclass. the SHOT rams out Of The
.rc. This allows plungcr to drop
sa.l. iu.o,re sylan1cr. ~ this fails it
co,d. attached to which is com
...,,.y,r. and .l>o works ihe dial, GIL
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InccAaai,a, All tc incloscd by 4
niliga alien. .5e eu,irc side. so that
Tin. c,a ne seen by the condemned
-aa, except the moose. The machine
.,r4sno.sess.,g, and tic weight falls
saa ,eh di.t. The warden has drilled
ree.u,es III the pagt each may take
ash ta,re : almost perfect wori:.-
l.f-a5at >.f{r.