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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
A Gene,~as oTer-sacO GIVEN. Sway.


r. II. Woodward G mpauy, Bait
more, ytI . making u very g-nernnS offer
~ $4,000 10 anyone who will sell with
in three months 200 copies Of TALKS tn
Children about Jesus TN, l. or. "
the most popular boOkc ~ r-c-nt yrdTs
Agents often sell from 10 t. I5ropi-s u
day. lt contains u great many nrauJif9'
illustrations, and i 81! ut 4 rrulnFksbty
low price They give credit, and pay
freight, and send complete canvas5bn 2
outfit fDF b cents. Il is Just the book
10 DO sold for the holidays. They aIs'
offer an E5sey Organ. FETAL price 9230.
to anyone who will sell 10 books in
threemonths. II Is an ,xc-lleng Oppor
tunity for u church or society ~ secure
one Of these organs. A 800 90 bicycle
to be given for selling so copies in two
mOntbsy OF a gold watch for selling 80
copies in one month. This premsnm is
in addition to the regular commission.
They have also published new bOSk '
Gems of Religious Thought" by Tai
mage, which is having y large sale
Sam teTss and premiums rs Oh Talks
TO Children About Jesus " Agents VIII
do not gee any If the premiums are given
Il liberal COMMUNIST n. They also make
a spsoi4lby Ut pth-r bOINs aud B bis
for Nmas birthdays. Write them Imnr-
diatey.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
A NEW STAR
FOR
OLD GLORY.

Utah 8 Constitution has been framed:
her pc PIE " Il adopt it in November,
aud 20 II thereafter The President VII
issue lis proclamation, aud the great
Terrific y the history ui viii Ii % we'll
IIluslrt ~ the pOtency uf patIenC-, pr
sI,tenC' aud faith, aud within which
was fir t raised On the Western Slope
the sta Il nd or civliz hion-will be nd.
united 10 all o. the puyileg . Dl s1yer.
elgn ate.
It Will be n happy day for Utah-a
happy day for the ualion-the day Utah
shakes from her supple limbs the tram.
IN Is Ut territorial life, ana with her
dOwery Of Wealtn AMI brdiLs il received
into tile family Of states. Then public
interest will center in the new sOver-
eighty, ana the people will look to it for
an answer to the question, What have
OF within your borders for the making
Ut great common palth?' How littl-
should Utah be ubashed by this in.
qury?
NJ western sta:p ever entered the Tn.
ion after a longer period VI preparation
or with more splendid men or resources.
Utah has 100000 people trained and
disciplined ~ the tusNs OF industry.
Utah has "A chain of fertile valleys eX.
tending from Idaho to Arizona under a
system Of irrigation rs perfect as any ia
the wUrld-yalleys trimmed by treasure
filled mountains. aud Checkerpd with
little fulms, wherein, in many instances
for nearly halt a century, has been eX-
empliied in the projection Of hus-
bandry.
Utah has mnes-other states have
tOO-but Utah has mlnps-mines, tue
mere mention of the names of which
Compels the attention Of the whole min
ing word. Take for instance, The
Ontario" it has aid l3,l75 900 Ia diyi.
dens, OF the "llorn Silver" dividends.
IS .l47.5OO, or the Daily dividends
50, $4,000, or several others that ARE nee.
or two over the million mark. Thpss
above mentioned. are silver proper ties,
but there are others brarng gold
bright, glittering gold-in liberal auan.
titles. In one god mine alone, the Mpr-
cur, dividends ure being paid on the
basis Of half million a year, while m
the Mercur Distric iniinitesinial in com.
plrison with other mining districts, there
Is a cluster OF pure gold bearing proper
ties that aggregates in value many mill
ions Of Dollar. In the light Of these
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

A RenOCOuBty candidate for Sheriff
who lacked only 100 votes of success
started out to kill his nelghbOrs who
had not voted for him. Fortunately
the first man lle sought out had the
nerve to stand him off and bond To
keep the peace saved the balance of
the community.
The above from the X. G. Star and
re. published without comment by Tom
Elbury, of the Turon Press shows how
low down man may become when
elected on the court house ring ticket.
The Star editor, Of course, took ii from
the flash head article in the News
which was written before Mr.. Eisim-
niger was arrested, and hence is not
TO blame particularly, but Tom Elbury
knew II was y lie aud re-published the
article to tickle the ears Of the unhung
gang of thieves that have rode this
county almost to death
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
THE INITIATIVE AND REFEREN
DUN.

In the GAZETTE Of November %, Is
an article quoted from Ignatus Don
nelly in regard to securing union Of
reform elements in the election of 1896.
This is what should Do done; and the
sooner We begin to work to this end
the better.
The question Is what can all reform
elements unite upon? We know they
cannot be united upon prohibition, or
the FREQ coinage of silver, or socialism,
or the single tax. But 1t does seem
possible. that since all reformers are
anxious to secure some change of laws,
they might unite in trying to secure II
law which would enable the people to
bring to vote of the people the par
ticular reform they 80 much desire to
see enacted; and also q law which
would prevent leglstors from enacting
laws which the people do not desire
This Is what we would accom- plish
with the initiative and referendum.
The initiative principal makes 1t easy
for the people to bring a measure to a
vote Of the people, and the referendum
makes 1t easy for the people TO defeat
any0legislation of the representatives
which they do not like.
Donnelly is right. We should all
unite in securing the initiative and re
ferenGum in 1896. Then we can bring
any reform to vote Of the people and
II It secures majority II becomes u
law without the aid of our representa-
tiyes and il ii is defeated we must
educate the people aud try again TIL s
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

Special Dispatch % the Enquirer
ELWOOD lad November 1.-THE
Consumers Gss trust Company, +
lndianap lis tlrIng Of the opposition
0f farmers To theIr laying ilDvIr pipe
lines Jcro5 their farms, nave bryan
new plan to enforce their way a ross
the farms in question Suits have
been brought TO appropriate real estate
belonging u James Il GUTdIng ana
Isaac }FOmmrnD ~. farmers near
FranktOn. in test cases, tn determine
the point OF law, and IT they are sue
cessful 10 having the land cundemned
aud damages assessed therefor They
will do likewise every time farmer
refuses 10 let them cross bis farm.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
TnE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The Topeka Advocate wants an ex-
preston from the pOpulists editors of
che state regarding the time and place
for holding the pOpulist national con-
vention.
pThe GAZETTE fayOrs the fourth of
july as to date, and at Kansas City,
Mo.
Kansas City Is In the central part of
Che UGlOn and Is an easy place to
reach from any point. To pull the
people Offao Atlanta, Ga, or Dallas,
Texas Is folly.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

measure will help ali reforms and
therefore all refOrmers should unite
their efforts in trying to secure il. Ills
would give US sgoVernment Of the pee
pie and all who believe in that kind Of
government should support it and
they who do not should go to Russia
or TO some country governed by king
or emperor.
Every reform paper should advocate
the initiative and referendum. -
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
Excursions 10 Texas anu the south

Are you contemplating a trip so nth
southeast or southwest? DO you know
that the Mo. Pac., in connection with
G. r. l. T. Ry. at Wichita and dirverg-
ing lines at Fit. Worth is the best,
shortest and most pleasant route to
above mentioned territory? Close
connections at all points, the splendid
equipment and good service afforded
by their route make il to your interest
to investigate facilities offered by our
lines before starting on your journey.
Call on or address.
PJ. LIENlB ACH,
Agt. Mo. Z &C. Ry.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

Is, $50 square miles. or 1888, 900 acres,
a " " Ortn t3Ig.t O0, 600.
Under the single tax system 266
acres In the city Of Chicago wound
yield as much taxes as 8 $50 900 aeFss
of farm land in Lhs State If Illinois
And still The farmer thinks that the
single-taX is directed especially against
hun.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

IF john Sherman tells the truth in
his new book every nominee Of the ma
tiOnaI republican party since the day Of
Lincoln has bought the nomination.
What does his admirer, W. F. Hendry
Of the Nlckerson, Arg)sy think about
itS
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

Do not fail to s-nh for free sample
copy a. the WeeKly GIor-, buX $40, De p
yer, Colo an illustrat-d hrm- and m
lily paper devoted to Temperance, pup-
western stories, mining news, etc. Fifty
cents per year. Send to-day.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

THERE a few business (?) men in
this city who are so bigOted in poliCi-
cal matters that they will not advertise
their business in the GAZETTE columns.
they want your trade but rather than
let pOpnIist paper live they will not
ask for it. On the other hand. the
GAZETTE advertisers consists Of men
Of all political parties, yet they enable
the pOpulists OF the county to have a
weekly paper and all Things being
equal our .reader5 should patrOnize
thelI.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

THE Herald is authority for the
statement tldt the Hon WhieIaw
Reid %ho ran Oh the Harrison ticket
in ~ passed through th' city Friday
evening on bis way TO Arlzlna.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
VIVA WoaId Par che Ta19

81. Louis Post Dispatch.
The city of Chicago contains l75
square miles, or 10000 acres. The
State ot Illinois contains So 40 square
miles, or 80, 492 400 acres. Two hun.
dred and sixty-six acres Of land in Chi
cagO IS worth S}l0,000,00O. One hun
dred and fifty nine thousand live hun
dred farms In the State nf Illinois
averaging 81 acres each, aggTegating
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

J. X. HUDSON is no longer pOliti-
cal factor in this state. If HudsOn'S
policy went out With him the pc Ople
of the state would have cause to re-
jOice. But alas the same money that
hired Hudson can and no doubt has
found some one else who will uphold
the damnable doctrine taught by him
for years.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
For sale or Trade.

A Perchon Norman stallion. good
pedigree, will weigh about / 100 pounds
when in good flesh. Call at 2l7 west
9Th or at the Red Front iarn on End
west. It.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28

THE GAZETTE sends cut more pa.
pers to the farmers in this county than
any two papers published. THIS is a
fact.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
FIrst-Class in All Its Appointments.
THE NEW ALBANY HOTEL,

WANTED:-Several trustworthy gentlemen
w or ladies' to travel in Kansas for psiab-
lished,. reliRhle honse. Salary $50 and ex-
penses Strady position Enclose reference
and Relf-addressed en- srlOpe. The Dominion
Company, Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
CONFEC TIONERY.

THE ARK. Combs u Combs prpprirtor-. All
i K nds OF u.t> aud ,Uoa INKS. Make' -
specially VI zoe cr' ,u. Spe-ial rats gwen
for parties and picniCs. ti'.t GoJr sOu,h Of
Martins.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
MACHINE SHOP.

uUTCHIN ON MACHlNE NHOa III. - a"d
IL Is west Eerlnrn B1ij-r Engine and Ma
chic rr.airiu4. uasplinc StOyu. C,sHhcd and
repaired,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-28
JEWELRY.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

COMMERCIAL SnOGr Order HOUSE
~ VIM. RcmIck, prop ieter, 2m NOrh Main
street In Midland nlOck. Everything first class
Anheisusr Bush Hop Ale nn ice, - and - cent
bottles. = trial or icrnt our table m Ikes a reg
ular customer. Oysters 81 ecintY.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-03
BRIEF ITEMS ny WIRE.

Representative hit continues To- Im99iroyS
ialeshurg, H., June a-George NJ.
b'oWn- inventor ~ the corn planter. died
hAerr To-day ased q years. H. invented The
seIalia. Mo. June 2-CspecIall John
W me "a Ntittan captain OF tho seventy
tnifd 3hio infantry during the war, died
here this afternoon,
Rome, Ign" THE pope VIII receive
Cardinal Gibbons. Of Baltimore. Tomorrow.
cardinal Gibbons had long conference to-
aay win cardinal Lodochow ski prgfest OF
London June 2-The Right Hon. Sir
James Bacon, nc. is dead Sin james was
born ~ l'3' au4 was the eldest SON 0f tho
late Minister Bacon, harrislrr al law ut tho
Ht Grays Inn. ls2I
cherokee, Kas. Juuo 9-(SpaeiaIJ Tho
zinc sElplt"r men here struck this morning
for an increase Of l5 per cent i'm their pay.
The men and operators held a meeting
this afternoon and tho trouble was set-
tied by the men agreeing 10 ac-
wages.
Independence, Kas. June a.-(SpeciaD
The monument erected by the NOudmeu OF
Of the World To m. memory of Br. W. A.
McCully and BENJAMIN Logan, cItizeus Of
this place who died recently were un-
Nellel to-day, A long procession headed
the Young America hand and the Wood-
men, proceeded 10 the cemetery. where the
ceremonies were conducted by members Of
the lodge.
Eureka Kas.. June s-CSpeciaIl Sheriff
from Independence, and he viii be held
here to answer 70 the charge of robbng
W, NJ. Pinuick Of Sli on May !, Beard and
Conuor, his companion, entered Pinnick's
home ana held him NJ with a revolver IA
the presence OF his wife relieving him Of
the money Amos Riney, wanted for steal
City.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-03

Springs by the score of to T. Hunt was
iu erca, form and hcli the Films down 10
seven scattered hits. us.ng great hoadwork
when men were on bases. tn, Journals iid
good team work and supported Hunt we'll
Third Baseman Wcudali. OF the journals.
had his batting eye with him and easily
r. II L.
Elms ..... 30 o 90 OF 2 % s
Journals . q j % % - IS (
Batteties-E Elms. Foley and Kinney. Jour
mails. Hunt and t'itlah
The Department House Grays defeated
"a. Suntowcrs by q score OF ~ 20 ~. The
features ~ thu game were home run drives
hy James and Srhumeyer. The department
House Gr1ys would lk" 90 hear from the
Models Ur fO~t,fs Tor next sunday. Ad-
dress r. \ Rodgers. manager. Department
house. simpson block, Kansas cay. KHs.
Thv battery for the bcplrtms nt House yes
tcrl1N was bfummy duu Wiugert, and Tor
LL. suLLLLM-L- E.Lu.r -.- L-LL nm
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-03
AN INDIAN ARTIST.
William Pollock. a Pawnce, Displays Marked
Ability la the Kansas University Art
school Exhibit.

Lawrence, Bas., Jifn6 2.-(Specai) The
first annual exhibit Of the art department
Of the university began Saturday IN Music
hail and Will last five days. Some thing
over 800 drawings and paintings are eX-
hibitcd W the display. IS attracting a
great deal OF attention Much Of the work
s of The very first order and all of u is
promising.
Professor a. IL. CLARK. who IL in charge
Of the Department, has number OF
pieces. The features OF the display are
the excellent PORTRAITS by Professor, CLARK
Of the late Ex-Governor Charles Robinson
and Of Or. Richard Coriley, pastor OF the
congregational church of this city.
William Pollock, a full-bicoi Pawnee In
dian. s. the most interes ling contributor
20 the exhibition. as he Is probably tho
only Indian artist IN the world He dis
very fine. even when compared with the
best
In all over 300 examples of black and
white studies, OIL water color pastel pen
and ink ana pencil cover the walls ana
screens through the center Of the room.
These represent the technical work in the
thorough course Of training enjoyed 10y
the art students Of the Kansas university.
Miss Alice LitchHeld has many oil studies
from game. fruit and flowers which make
strong impression by their astonishing
Miss Katherine crew also exhibits work
from the same subjects IN water color ana
pastel which rival Miss 1itchnold's In
technique. Miss Crew. however. seems
even stronger In her black and white
work from the figure and the portrait
head.
one OF tho best heads is that painted by
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-03

Miss Della olds. FOR graduation. This
IS the sweet face Of young girl, her
sion, of master, Miss olds will receive
the degree from the university at com
Very strong work in both painting and
black ana white Is shown by Mary Riddle,
Of technique. The same quality Is found
in Miss Pauline Chambers charcoal stud
ies, from the figure. Her work in color Is
chafacterlZod more by prettiness, also
are the pastels Of Miss Gertrude Elmore
Lillian y. simmons. an associate Of Miss
OldS in the senior class. comes out stron;
drawing IS hrm and free.
2G akla yfFS By Wsm fnsh PooSf spa ysor 5G 5a5 Pa
Pawnee. He has had no regular instruc-
ton before the present year, although his
Institute. .where he, has long been a pupil
undertake thorough training as an artist
and those VINO see his work predict that
have to look out for their laurels His
IraWinE stands on its own merits high as
students work. white or red, and ne has
a last chance TO immortali2e the costume.
the habits and the stories OF Il fast dis
appearing race.
Professor, clark was for two years con-
augtor of the Kansas City Art school
The professors are already making
prepara,i3qqs for, the annual summer scat
irrlug which always takes place. Pro-
frssor c. q Dunlap, Of the English de-
partm1s1nt, has already gone East, where
leave for a summer trip in Germany with
" Professor 4. NJ Wilcox Of the Greet,
department, win spend the summer visit
ing the various classical museums of the
Professor Penny. OF the musical depart
ment, viii visit At various points I'M tho
East attending the Cornell commence
Professor f. O. Marvin. Of the civil en-
GG.iS'r,qS G.iS N5s 'eParIimfGn" pa ilf VIII 90 to spring
"A y ~ HfVHI L.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-03


each moment threatened TO sweep MS posse
into the lake. Being n prudent man, the
sheriff ordered n retreat EncouraEtu Wy Wy
the sign of weakness, the nsheTinen pusnea
the attack. In the midst OF the ,u'.Ies, - ~
volley was fred Both sides iaiu ~ tp @ .ue
other, hut after investigation II was was snVwr Q.r
that the shots came from the W i,N,s .dNcs
men. However this was, tue mo, ,nr,ns ai,yns
managed to get TO their boats anu , s't,v a,,,ii
back for the Beavers as tast as tnsy Vv"'s
row. Their assailants hurried uoWn 10
big barge with double BANKS OF Vau, Vatus nv ~
started In pursuit. 70 the nsi',USr 'sU,,r,aoa
thirty. II was a calm day, ana . ". ~ 10,
Of the lake was like glass. 49,, W. nS
there a more beautiful day, nor Ho'e "
citing race 80, "a,
For time the lisht MAY D., TO-.
swept away from their puIsuers' hut ~. ,a,,., 49,
a while the Mormon boats bekan 70 49, w,
more slowly, while their pufsutrs, ~ III
lieving each other at the oars. were E%ttui E,,,ti,
ing slowly hut surely. IL was many a 'ie ,ne
yet TO Beaver island and saieN' ter Nys ssnn
Of the Mormon posse would hANe SNSi Esrn
the island again had not the staiCn ~. N ~ ~
Morgan happened 10 be hegalulyn VI, N.,oss,i
way up the lake. The ,sitnt OF Wy tbnv
put new life into the MoTmo.S; ~, itsbt
redouhled their eXertions. unu, ~ Tbe
Noats 1altly new w lt, "ssi-bi of Tho bark
and tbev too settled down to their
work i'm grand style. They were nov 81 ~
near the Mormon iieet that theE Eouiu ,aSt W.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-03

graduating exercises Of the senior rrepar-
atory class Will take place and the annual
meetng OF the Educational Society viii
be held Wednesday Is field day. The
events will be as follows. Standing broad
jump. standing high jump. hammer throw,
ball throw. lpo yards race, e-legged
race hurdle race. sack race obstacle race
ana relay race. The ottawa University
Guards will also give an exhibition drill.
The annual meeting Of the board Of trus.
toes and the graduating recital OF the de-
partment OF music will be held the same
day. ON Thursday morning the commence.
ment exercises of the class OF 81 will be
held, followed hy the alumni dinner at
evening.
The year that IL Just closing has been
most successful one. both in attendance
and work accomplished. The enrolment
visitors from Various parts Of the state
are attending the commence ment exercises.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-03


the prohiabIeEess or otherwise depends re-
the servants. 1t is because of hardness
ana rock and thorns that the seed brings
forth nothing in some places, while in the
the slothful servant Is wicked and does not
Ike his master that he hides his talent in
the earth and will not try to increas" u,
because they are first good and will
.ur. so there j. blending in the parallels
ol me acts ana motives Of me. II Is maqe
very evident that a mans character viii
show itself in what he does or neglegts 10
do, and that MS Judgment at last VIII turn
upon TINS Bui ~ appears also that no
back Of ali doing is being. out Of the
heart procceaeth what is In II, and moth
ing else, as God frns e. and there is 40
sGngesefui rliAhS with MIN. ~
There are four great thoughts TO which
ASK your attention this evening, and IN
First-N universe which is not made up
of dIsjointrd parts. but is great whole.
It lis an Of a piece. II has one Lord, one
plan one direction one destiny. 1t Is "A
Zines seems to- us IT, unity is real its
diversity only seeming. due 10 its many
-idcincSs and our lttIeness. The more We
10 us. ana This harmony increases as IT Is
better understood This is true, even from
the point of view Of materialism. lent
murh nora MS Looked ar from thcfsn
Granting The Thought of God. in His Word,
is fhr rr.atasf bein Ia tnnraciatint the
unity Of ali His work il Is a long step
toward tho settling OF ones mind and Inc
adjusting Of oneself 10 The aims of the lie
We arc 10 live. to have IN firmly nNeG that
We do not face IA divided world, hut a uni
verse. tHat however great and llusoarch-
able il may Sem in IS of a niece We may
have hold Of only a yarv small mart OF II
but II is "a real part of in. and more of il
StrSrG M" s,.t6nG thnT,-Tt l. tJI,,r it ia
a uulvars, which .peaks Revclation is not
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-03
BLUES DID SOME BATTING.
TOOK SwEEr RENtNUE oN DETROIT
FOR SATURDAYS DErEAr.
Will Manning Back In the Game They
Played With Renewed Confidence
and Won the unme IN the
Easiest Fashion.

Tho Blues took sweet revenge ON the
b,r,t ar.r.r.,H.r y..t.r.t,, ,st.rr,,,
. '''
an ,"t'l Gown t". H'. 20 ih' tnht
OF Do % Manager Manning returned
home yesterday WotuM. and took part In
tho game, lFf- Yr.s.n.l ,r4I. ain fb.
atr.t.r. 10. ,f ',,,,ri do. a 49, ~
80 w ~ '' va ""'
''F7 '4"' '' '"iI 'Nl lH'-. WI" saw iht
gam" saturday could hardly realize that
10 was tn. same tenn
The bows tngk v.rl.-ftl rr..e sp4
t,f.,.s .y,.,...f.....t.... tl 60. -.
"''" wy N'H" u'''
n' eHi'l tht "'" cftnEs VINO sun h1q
ihith anu turned out TO see the game
They wen, all we'll stttiirI with the. re-
..iI.5 J., ...t . Ii
'' '.''t '''g TO '"llN'tN. VII
SOU" T'hA 'ttm Wy ihe lhr toward the
mead 90 tEt Procession
Tn. BRIGHT l4rt..uItf star 1f Tho gafu,
,..t.rJ.,, v'. ,sl.,,l.. tf...,,...
,s.t ''
t''s'.' "'' 'i TOD. ''Hl games soon mere
lh.s SEASON.. Iu. h'IJ 90, bDttuit- down
!" eyes, nuts. Nn' was hy satisfied with
t',5,. Ii- TOOK q fiHI .h 'Ht htiiuE tn2i
t'l' iilI '-sI h'- ir."las II
iWvt "all ml' YES i'.' Nd,k in ihe
,.'Ss ,....t.s ay'H' tgI' !tI on We
y, ,.- lu'.'i h.3 H., nH' " Yyuslt
| ,t .NE ivH.nI' on ias
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