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The morning call., 1894-04-24
HERRICK'S MURDERER.
The Defense Expects to Spring a
Sensation on Thursday.

Sensation on thursday.
The murderer Fredericks is spending
most of his time in writing poetry, which
he is anxious to see published.
He was very bitter yesterday against
Mrs. Evans He had been expecting as
sistance from the Evans family in defend
ing his case ever since Eva Wis ted him in
the City Prison, the day on which his at
tempt 10 escape was discovered. But Mrs.
Evans has swritten him a letter that
the family takes no interest in his case and
no stock 10 crime or criminals. Fredericks
now says she is cold blooded misery
woman who would sacrifice her best friends
for few dollars.
Attorney Colwell says he expects to
spring a sensation On Thursday when
he moves for a new trial. 1t is said
that he will produce new and startling
evidence which will show beyond
question that Herrick was killed by
Bookkeeper Melvin and not by Fred
ericks. In proof of this it will be
shown that Rerrick was shot on the left
eide. the bullet ranging upward while his
other side was turned coward Fredericks
when the firing was in progress. The
coat worn by Herrick has been examined
by the defense, and 1t is alleged that al
the point where the bullet entered the
marks of powder burns are distinctly
visible, showing Lha. the pistol must have
been very close to Herrick when it was
discharged. The attorney for the defense
has placed the coat IN the hands OF a
chemist and hopes to be able to establish
his theory of Herrick' S death by means of
his report
The morning call., 1894-04-24
Builders, Contracts.

Board of Education with C. a. Anderson, paint
ing Paciic-avenue Primary-school building; $40.
John s. + and with N c. Power. alterations and
additions on NV corner OF Lombard and Leaven-
worth streets; Sl195
Mary A. Rollins with William Plant, TO erect
two-story frame building on line of oak street,
125 L of Scott $3.50.
H. ork with Fred Hansen. to erect two story
frame building 5 line of filhert street, between
HYDE and eaven worth: $500
The morning call., 1894-04-24
Hunting and Fishing.

Most people ike to do one or both, but
can't always find time to do either. In
such case they should obtain part ten
of picturesque California" 1t will
surely be found interesting
The morning call., 1894-04-24
Smothered bv Gas.

John D. Wantz. butcher. was found
dead in his bed at Twenty-fourth and
Florida streets yesterday morning. The
room was full of gas, and it is thought that
the deceased accidentally left it turned on
when he went to bed Sunday night. Wantz
was so years of age and a native of Ger
mauV,
The morning call., 1894-04-24
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

- Magnolia Lodge o. %, ,SSgsnsg1>s
kS~S l. .. o. F.-The funeral deta 4 SSS<TESs4S[
will please ASSEMBLE III the lodge 3&SSS[
room THIS AFTERNOON at ~N4bN
O'Clock to attend the funeral our late brother,
J. N. UDDIN. III SAMUEL PoLACk, Sec.
81 AuStro Hung arisn So let q.
ts~B ies-Al men bers and friends and NSS~3
hereby requested Co attend parade on us q 5ises
troll hungarian day TT ESDAf MORNING, yEsE5
April "a. at Midwinter Fair, forming New
Montgomery and Mission sts, at . 80 sharp. Ad-
cents. BY order Of II. v. RApoVICH,
Grand Marshal.
The morning call., 1894-04-24
MEETING NoTIcEs-CoNTINUED.

ES Austrian Ii -nevolent Soci-> O.
e>S ety-0ficers and members or the ESE1
above named society hereby ord cred Sssr$$;ssS
to Dartake in our parade for the ceiebra- VkST.5
Iion OF Austro- Hungarian day at the Mid
winter Fair on TUESDAY MORNING, April "a, at
$3.50 O'Clock sharp. from our hall. AIS Suffer st.
Friends of the society cordially invited topaz
ticipate. BY order Of
j. L. RADOVICH, President.
A MIKULICH, Secretary
Fines for non-sttendance will be enforced. % 1t
R Funeral Notice.-Umity Lodge SNgn>
49, No. II. A. o. U. W.-Ihe funera sSSTNssa9E<
committee Will take notice to assemble at f5essSS
3lh Austin ST.. Franklin and Cough. UES- ISSlN
DAY MORNING. at $3.50 sharp, to attend the
funeral of our late brother, GEORGE CHES-
WORTH.
a A. STONEBERGER, master Workman.
c. II. BowcoTT, Recorder. apps 2t
ne Notice of Special Meeting of Stock
sr>S holders.-N office Is hereby given that a
special meeting OF the stockholders of The Crys
tai Salt Company will be held at the office OF the
company 305 California ST., San Francisco. Cal,
on MONDAY, the 7th day OF Nav. A. ID. 1894. at
the hour of 80 O'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF
ling the vacancy caused by the resignation of j.
w. SULLIVAN. and for changes in the bylaws and
such other business as may properly come before
the meeting. Transferbooks will close Satur-
day. May 5, at the hour of ~ O'Clock NJ
ap22 SuTuJh I'd go Scar r., Secretary.
The morning call., 1894-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


r. Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Col
E~S lections made; city or country Pacific Col
lection Co lis Montg'y st. r. 9. TEL 55SO.de24tf
The morning call., 1894-04-24
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
L'IRST-CLASS CARTS AND BUSINESS BUGGY;
i cheap. S29 Howard ST. ap22 7t*
NEW AND SECOND HAND WAGONS OF ALL
~ kinds also buggies :cheap. Ala Broadway. II I'm
LINE BAKERS WAGON. FINE HACK; ALSO
L surrey and laundry wagon. 1913 Harrison, rs M
I EIBOLD HARNESS CO.-50O SETS OF HAIR.
IL ness OF every description, our own make at
cut prices this week only. ITO McAliister ST. S. F.
feI9 3m
The morning call., 1894-04-24

nRESSMAKER WISHES FEW MORE EN-
IL gagements: 81 per day; stylish suits made
we'll at reasonable prices. Dressmaker. 222
Eddy ST. ap2i 3ts
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PERSONALS.

DUNG MAN WITH BUSINESS WOULD
iik7 TO meet lady, good talker, for Iaatrimony
and business. Address NJ, box 139. CallBrsneh
The morning call., 1894-04-24

RESPECTABLE GIRL, 16. WISHES POSITION
IL In a small family TO mind baby; no washing;
sleep home. Apply 201a Quinn ST., off Valencia,
near Fourteenth. ap22 3t$
The morning call., 1894-04-24
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


and baker, wants place; city or country; best
of reference Can be seen at c. r. HANSEN q
CO.'S. Ito Geary ST. apps 1t
DESERTS AND SPRINGS-GET YOUR HELF
II at C. r. HANSEN d CO.'S, ITO Geary st: tele
nhnna 49, an23 II
The morning call., 1894-04-24

EIRST-CLASS TRANSFERS, FARMERS, ME-
L ehanicS, and also hotel help of all kinds, lean
always be found by applying to j. F. CRoSErT &
CO. 62S Sacramento ST. Ap24 st
The morning call., 1894-04-24

A LII LADIES! SEE ONLY DR.. ANTHAN, OF
ash yrs practice. Safe quick cure guarantee. any
disease irreguarity disgrace and DANCE avoid ed
kind sympathy and aid relief tho all else fail
del cacy privacy Home. etc. Babes adopt'd. Lady
assistant Travellers treated clay Sef-cure sent
Caorwrite Stree ;confdntl DR.. 3Mason
st bt Geary and Post l.. Goldplls 81. Safeguard S.
Private ais. rheumatism. sterility cured Low fees
q first TO reliahIa
The morning call., 1894-04-24

&CO0 PARTNER: WELL ESTABLISHED
wv. cigar factory; Market street; cheap
rent; good chance for young man to learn trade
ana secure profitable business. Apply 800 Grant
y
The morning call., 1894-04-24

MEAT, RELIABLE AMERICAN WOMAN
~ wishes situation to do housework house.
keeper for elderly couple: no objection TO across
the bay: reference given. Call 20l0 Mission ST.,
sec ond floor. ap24 3rs
The morning call., 1894-04-24

SI50 PARTNER; GOOD CORNER: BUTCH
W L W. er-shop: horse ana cart; living
rooms: trade averages SIS per day. Apply 500
The morning call., 1894-04-24

SALoON FOR SALE-wELL PAYING: GOOD
Quire sos Washington St ap24 TIE
The morning call., 1894-04-24

Y DUNG RES ECTABLE WOMAN, WITH a
l child years old, wants a situation In the
country or city; either homework or chamber
WORK. Address c. K. II Pfeiffer ST., bet. stock
ton and Dupont. ap22 3t*
The morning call., 1894-04-24


A DVlCE FREE IN ALL LEGAL. MATTERS
"A divorce probate laws. marriage contracts. pri.
yate w HOWE, att'y-at-law, No tlita So. u
w W DAVIDSON, ATToRN Ely -AT-LAW. A2o
w California ST., rms. l4-l5: advice free. dS u
y A CRuTRERS ATTORNEY ALLAN. sos
LII. Clay St nos 81
The morning call., 1894-04-24

TYLISH DRESsMAKER WANTS FEW MORE
- engagements by the day In families: good
cutter and filter. Call or address ass Eighth st.,
Miss MILLER. ABA 3ts
The morning call., 1894-04-24

A TTENTION, LADIES DIR LA CROIXS
- French pills. the very latest great discovery of
that celebrated French physician, for the safe.
sure ana reliable cure OF all irregul rifles, no
matter from what cause Refuse cheap, danger
Gus limitations. If you need aid, call write;
delay is dangerous. Price So per box: two IS
Relief guaranteed. Special attention given to
the treatment of all diseases Of women. over %
years practice Treatment is painless and prompt.
No loss of time; danger: restores strength and
vigar of organs. Consultation free and saeredly
confidential. Charges reasonable. Call address
DIR. KING VAN buren,, l03 Geary ST., room 3.
Hours to IL A. NJ to P. ap4 II
The morning call., 1894-04-24

CITUATION WANTED BY MIDpLE-AGED
- man in private family; understands all the
work required a gentleman's place: good ref
erences. Address +. L., box 1876, Cali Branch
Office. ap23 It's
The morning call., 1894-04-24


nAUDET'S APHRO TABLETS-THE GREAT
~ modern remedy for the cure of neurasthenia
impotency and all disorders OF the sexual organs
81 OK, boxes So; SEMI for circular. j. H.
WIDBER, cor. Market and Third sole agt 20 I'm
The morning call., 1894-04-24

, ERMAN GIRL, UNDERSTANDS GE ERAL
homework, wishes situation with respectable
family. where she attend evening school.
Call OF addIasS 81 Third st. city. ap22 St*
The morning call., 1894-04-24

ANTED-MIDDLE-AG MAN,wIrH REF
erences wants work about gentleman's place
horses COW. garden: handy with tools; will WORK
for modest wages. Address ". box 1873 Call
Branch Office ap22 st
The morning call., 1894-04-24

IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES A POSI-.
vi ton as housekeeper wou d do housework
country preferred. Call or address Call Branch,
| 1l6 Ninth. ap24 Its
The morning call., 1894-04-24

WANTED-A SITUATION TO DO LIGHT
w office work by reliable man: can give the
best of references. Address S. NJ, box 158. Call
Branch once. ap22 3t*
The morning call., 1894-04-24

M RS. DR. GOODWIN MAKES A SPECIALITY
lsl of diseases of women and restores all irregu-
lar1ties from any cause in day, guaranteeing
cure or 10 charge; home for patients Seventh
ST.; pills 81. aplO N
The morning call., 1894-04-24

L'IRST- CLASS PAPER-HANGER AND PAINT
/ er will take work in shop, by contract by
day: frstclass workmanship guaranteed EMIL
447 Nationals ap24 BIS
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A LARGE STOCK COMPANY.
4 Proposition To Organize ono
with s2Bo.ooo Capital to Sup.
port Homo Industry,

The groat secret o scoring patron.
age Tor homemade articles IL 10 MAX,
Ut home such articles ns our home
people want Make thom Just ns good
a. they want and sell them just a.
cheap ~ they eau 10 bought from
foreign manuiActOriua. Nine cut OF
every ten Of those now engaged IN tho
businrssB Ia Utah Will frankly tell you
u Is not the lack 0i purchasers that II
hlnIeting their prcgicss, but the lack
OF suiliuient capital 10 do tusintus with
economically.
About ono year ago the people Of
this city aubscribrd 500, ~ a bonus
10 secure one home industry. While
a score or more small manufactures
arc struggling Tor an existence because
they have not mOyey to make profit.
ablo purchases. The proposition now
IL, form Ru organization which viii
have sufficient tuuus 10 loan 10 manu-
nctufer. nt d small rate uf Interest bny
five or aix PER cent per autum, Tor
which manufacturer would bc.ahiu 10
give abundant security. Thea main.
lain wholesale house aud become
sales agents for the sale Of hlmo.madu
goods.
In our own business we will lllls.
trate the economy Of having plenty VI
ready cash with which % do business,
without which ws could never be Aulu
% tuy goods at tho wonderfully low
trlcr5 We have bten buying tor tho
past lew month'. By buying for cash,
paying all labor in cash AMI selling
uur goods Tor caah-wu nave no trouble
10 undefscll our competitor who la
Obliged 10 ask time tor goods anu Pay
help IN truck auu thus situated aly n
our struggling neiThuofu could laugh
AZ competition. Who 10 willing TO
help thrm in this condition. Can on
w. ami register your name with ~.
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weapons Of nilcuie may have % be-
brought into Che 1oih 10 auy event
men who rssptci law ani order, and
are Willing 60 help 10 main
tain them Of any reasonable hanti,
should keep a very close watch on Che
progress Of Affairs 10 this respect 10 be-
tue duty Of tudl men b stand forth OH
occnii) ua Of this hind ami let Them
selves be seen and recognized on the
hight q de beiorr tho baltic is on and u
10 too late for reason to do its work.
The voice OF the pFe.s is tomcihing,
but b, is not always Sufficient.
It's warnings should be promptly sup
plemcntci, whom necessary, by the
voice or Individual opinion 10 strongly
expressed that it oinaot be mistaken.
Had this boon done in tho present case
We uuliuvo there would not have been
any CoXuy's
The "tndus.flalisls" Of England,
from whom Nc. Coxey be a copyist OF
an extremely low grade, may have
mad occasion to ovonwc the
delibera ions of Parliament Ia
behalf Of certain foiorm,; We shnli
not discuss that p5luL We only know
that the United States does not need
any such manruvufs. However de-
based or mefccn,ry some or all Of the
members oi the present Congrtaa may
10 la the eyes OF some good men, that
and other law.makins Institutions 81
THIS country are not likely 10 be- made
better Instruments Of government by
methods Of coercion Of any sort what
soOver II congtcssmen arc corrupt, the
proper place 10 chasilso them Is ga their
own state, Or still better, the district
that gives them ~ suffrage. 10 Mr
C9xcy could only be- "clciccI" 90
broaden bis conceptions of law some.
what, he might perceive that, between
the Congressman VINO has 10 be coofcud
into voting Df proper Legislation, and
the popular leader who clam0ts fot
clcrcivo methods Of law.makiug,
tho latter h by far the moIe
dangerous TO the peace Of the nation.
Tue corrupt mrmter may degrade
Conrress, and 10 somu extent degrade
the whole nation during the time that
ho occupies hls ,illcial sent. hut tue
c'croioulst corrupia permanently the
legislative Institution aud drsifuya the
very principle Of law There ~ no
iouot that sumo pfoiisious roiorms are
needed la our prours.oi Of government
bur tie Co1cys, the Brownies anu the
Frsys are NOS the Right men TOT tue
Inn
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-. D. GnOuAnD's plAru


The Los Augolcs Tme' OF March 10
contains telegram announcing the
death, ia sauta Ana, California, Of
Bsaj imlu D.. GruarI, lie was
sIrioken down with paralysis az he
wa1 standing in Ibis do1ryard, nikiug
to his daughter, Mrs. HAIRY stafford,
who was visiting At bic home. The
lmifs says of him
Mr Gmnlri was man OF yarloi oN-
pefiours Boo Doc, having iau his home
when bus fourteen years ofnrH and going
Zoo HUl ninr hB visited ths South Sea
islanlt who're, with iha assistance 10 Tho
natives, Do uuiIih vessel which h0 come
u1ndod Tor several years lu tlu southern
Wl.ur'. llU hIs travelled around
tho world several limos and has
Oxen spokru Of having hoirni con.
atrupt mo boiler ih1t was placed boz thu
first ir1uc ld vessel over turned out by
the United States Mr. Oruutri was
born Boz portsmouth, ~. 49,. January z,
1910. liO cmo 90 california lu 1862 aud
su.uel in the gold nH.is Of nor bern
Cali ornih NUt in ihO 1I's Doc moved 90
Los Angeles, whore boz resided until De
moved DO tI0 SANTA Ana valley nfi0Uu
wears ago. llH dloi %. fh4 ripe Old ugu OF
90 Year., leaving one s9n and iour daugh-
tors.
The memory OF u. ,. Grouari will be
recalled by many Utah people, though
ho has made hi. home in California
Tor more than forty YEAR. lie wa
once an energetic member NJ the
Church. Ne was one " the mission.
nrios called by the Prophet Joseph
60 20 10 the Society lslnuds
and open tho Gospel dIon o. the
people there. on June :, 1913, Eiders
Addison Pratt, -. T.. Grolard, *. T..
Hanks ami Noah Rjgcm leu Nauvoo
On their mission. They were neatly o.
year making the TRIP, AZ % vas May
Q. lsii, when Elders Rogers sand Gt3u.
afd landed at tahiti. In July follow.
ing the Gfst branch was organized by
Elder Pratt, and good work was done
by the missionaries.
Later Elder Gfouari made hla home
In San Bcrnardino, where at that time
thore was a considerable body Of the
Stiup. 10 was there that he drInod
from the Church. lie made viti. to
Jmh a year ago, aud was present 10
ibis city Mt the Tins Of the dedication
NJ lhu Salt Lake Temple. Regarding
bis miaionary labor among the
Society islanders, no expressed him.
eclf as not dr.irous Of undoing any
part Il 90, anisa,ui that he ha tiken
great Interest aud pleasure In tho work
thrfp
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A COSTLY MISTAKE.

The Western Uuion Telegraph com.
pany Ia required 10 pay heavy dam.
ugcs iir mlaiaso Of Que word 10 Ola.
patch sent over It, line. Cook s.
Langley, fruit dealers, wanted a big
supply Of pears and wrotc out a tclo.
gram to that effect - DO sent to their
agent. The operator sent H., Inform.
Ing the hrm that everything was all
right. But when the fruit men found
they were loaded dowl with peaches
which they dli no, want they were
convinced that there was something
wrong. Au investigation showed that
tho word pears had been changed to
peaches by the oporalot's blundcr.
Then tho fruit men waHud warm.
They had l1st si,bl3.6l by the transac-
ton. The company was applied 70, to
make good the loss, bu, declined on the
ground that by thvir contract on tue
message blank they were absulved
from responsibility for the error The
case was taken Into court and tho
iruilorcrs secured Judgment Tor tho
amount with cosls. An appeal followed,
ami the United States circuit court OF
appeals has handed down decision
confirming the judgment Of the lover
court. IL was held tlat tho assurance
Of the operator that the message was
sent all right was sufficient to relieve
tho plaintiffs from tho necessity OF
having the message repeated 10
determine ~ correctness. Under tho
circumstances stated tho court ruled
that the operator, as tho company's
agent, had not used reasonable dili.
gtncs 10 have the message tranamiltcd
correctly,
AZ a rule the telegraph company
Transmits tho essential paris Of mes.
aagea with great precision. La fac,
when OIL things arc considered, It IS
almost marvellous that Az few errors arc
made. Whoa % telegram Is written
by it' sender ia fairly legIblc hand
there 10 small chance OF mis-
take occurring, Yej There IL danger Of
serious urrJga 90 IN tue cass cite
whenever the employee h over.
confident OF his own qualifications or
careless In his dul,s, aud ia such In.
stances the company mas 70 pay heavl,
ly for the 0lunder In ghls situation b
IL safe TO say that au operator VINO ox-
hihIta the Objectionable features named
b. quickly weedvd uut and only the
most accurate men retained Ia the
service. rhls latter qualification Is
the key TO tho generally correct trans
mission Of messages.
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lCuuuustChrInI
THEN AMI NOM.


with every recurring Conloronce
there Is more or Ices Of a mental "a.
view Of the changes that have come
over this Territory AMI its people
within what memory we possess How
in the days gone by We enjoyed, In
anticipation, tho visits o. our irlrnIs,
who came az, rs Il were 10 "thc great
'east at Jerusalrm," along miry aud
dusty road with an OK team, spending
days iu lrausli, aud camping with
friends Ia settlement afi or settlement,
bringing their bedding along, then
finding room 10 our do1ryard for the
team wherever q might bs procured
just think OF the hearty greetings we
had, the warm welcome We gave, the
all-rouud v.siting, tue modost fare, tue
rush 10 meeting, this or that; maybe a
dance, 90 the 1healer alluged ua oil, old
folks, married folks and tho battle !
What jolly time, 10 DO sur,i
Our country cousins used 20 think
We in town had an the news although
mail facilities (which meant letters
newspapers, magazines or books, were
indefinite, anu looked for only when
tnry arrived. Hut the Isolation OF thls
city was us nothing to that known Of
our yi.ilUu in tho settlements, who
hal probably come one or two hun.
drei milts. aud were mofu huGgry Tor
converse, reading aud news than we
ln thu center who had what little was
available. Who cannot recall tho
talks 10 long drawn out, OF things at
home, things ln Que adopted country,
and things la Ulah whose destiny ran
parallel with our own! How often
"hryaut the woe smA' hours" we
TALKED, aud TALKED and talked, Of our
own enorts and progress, the pc jec.s
Of the authorities, the Ilo.s oil our enc.
mice; aIl about our city lots, our house,
0uriIuit tggu, our farm, our trade or
uusiucl6, our irpnus sway back" how
10 help ,HgmoW; this news ottheir start,
GA the way, going to meet them,
their ARRIVAL our pride 10 all thiG, Ia
mc,r appreciation Of a water melon, a
ripe peach, grand potato; how with
bounding pulse We led them TO the
Tabernacle pointed on. the Prophet,
the aulI0r.ipf, our city Of magnificent
distance the rurs air, good water anu
'oril.a s.ll with what ionIn,ss we
talked OF ZION, It's mighty bulwarEs,
ia rare TysouTces, It's phenomenal
growth, ii5 Predicted glory We were
younger then, our work was play; our
eyes knew 40 tears rave those q joy,
anu uyC.y thought ana dream was Of
tho marvellous work whion had drawn
us from home and kindred, from native
Ianl mI old associations, 10 redeem
the desert, aud make IL vastly more a.
iracuyv and rcsplendent than II Is as
yell
How we look back lingerlugly
uuI lovingly TO those old parties
which memory has surrounded
with halo Of uniadiug glorJl
The gatherings with our loaders
whore presence aanohned the Social
haIi their dignifed abandon, the way
they revealed 10 the peace, security and
of their friends after the
dark aud stormy days Of huaiical
persecution and prospective DEATH the
calm OF rest, the undislurbed serenity
the l,Iuyouuuon Of body ard spirit
gous,qugu, ON this; how Il made their
.uyc, ami responsibility OF settling a
great people, Of founding a natien,
seem Insignificant by contrast, for Il
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began 10 tlaom, and the stocs to in.
creasU How growing family added
TO the labor and TO the feiouice' OF the
family How while tho outer was
impr wed, the inner o. the home kept
pace, aud wall papsr then cur
aims and carpet (rns may.bfl
made a coy room or tw. Uutil ny
AID by tue railroad whistle echoed
among the mountains ffom Eve hum
drsi miles away, ami u. q. NJ. 1. be-.
came 3 ssibiliiy ami q suocsa The
people needed 10, understood 10, gave 30
patronage 10 dominated tho market,
saved miIlious TO the people, found an
opening ilr theirsurplus,aad pioneered
the way TO decreased home manu-.
'aciure in obedience 10 the spiglt which
prompted IT, organ zston aud con.
atltltcd iti essential liir.
Today the thouiands % Israel gather
loCYner nee 81 u old, hut the OK team
has vanished irom our thoIoughiarcs.
they spend but little time with friends.
rms great s'oini i'A'ufe OF tue past ls
'JiNk ou" Ni'''.ia c'mu one Jay ana
return quloN'y' OF arriving IN the
morning they go home OF night Even
'ne "n,h''i'l's OF 9'aAo' anu towns
aiar Oh, hurry baca 20 duty anu
esloh''uiii'y' ho' u,'nk au''hapie 90
IuIiy 10 I''e'l'ut iuu"s'7 COUNSEL
~ IN days ko'e oy' '9''y anu enio5
youf'clVea' ureihIen' We WANT 70 'aiA'
70 near DO" you ieeii' 'i1u 'Ath'I''
doh'' ge1 excited 10 L'fl WIN take
care oiyour crops Keep cool uol'' go'
IN h"f'3' 'ohieIrit' VIII l"H' "
"ceh' anu thrr' "lii ur many a NEE"
'us 'Ai'r' 'n''' nose were pA'hy
HHy'' INC '"'noil'l'' "lhoeu' 'no
people were inHl' klAu' 'ho W'ion'p"
nAu h''V''' 'A'VAh'"-soe'ah 70.
hsi"n'' m 'n"I anu hnhnoia'-l 'ineu
hAuH' a. "ou'u hA'uly 20 u,onol
eompAi'o'r win 'ni' era OF ru'h anu
sp'''''''n' 'h''e um'' Of ui''d'd
"N'
c''ne mere 10 90 sp'il'ually Inl' 'ney
h'el NOS come To uaur' Every town.
'Vo'y village has l's Store anu supply
o. goous' INC capitol may have mag
ni'ulei larger stock grandcf huilding-'
more Of tho evidence Of wealth anu
stability aud there may be- oounider'