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Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05

A cursory glance At the nesspsp CTS oi the United States would impress for. eigners who have not kept pace with the political events In this country, that NIT Hanna is the republican nominee for president. - Woodland Democrat.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05

"Taik about Chinese cheap labor and low wages in Mexico Right in Indian apolis there are men working for the Parry Manufacturing Company who are being paid only 25 cents for days work Some are getting B cents. Fortunate are the latter" says the Indianapolis Sentinel.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05

Major Mckinley warns .hr republican party that it has no easy 6ght before il If the patty does not realize that fact nov II will realize it all the more alter election The plain people have got thair backs ID this yerr--S,n Jose Her. ald
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05

According to the Rsdlsnds Citrogrsph cinoabsr has been discovered in the Leon mining camp, The vein at twen. ty.6vs feet deep is fifteen inches in width.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA

COUNTY or PHILADELPHIA. Before me, samuel L. Taylor, Commission. CT of Deeds for the Territory Of Arizona, within and for the County and State aforesaid, per sonally appeared Walter F. Smith. known to me to be the person whose name Is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the pur- pose and consid deration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and official fsgALI seal this 24th day of February,
 iSg6
 SAMUEL l.. TAYLOR,
 Commissioner of deeds for the Territory
 of Arizona,
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05
Hotice.

Notice is hereby given that neither the Ora Plato or Mariposa mines, nor the owner thereof, will be responsible for any debts contracted by the lessees thereon in working said mines.
 J. A. WILSON. Fort Bidwell, Cal. April 20, 1895.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05
CATTLE BRANDS.

Brandon left hip. Ear Msrl ls-Half crop in right ear, swallow
 fork In left ear. Range --In Wallspai mountains. Postotiice-ksngman, Arizona.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
ONE OF TILE NEW 1,1rrs

Like the Potter kite largravo's flyer
consists In It's simplest form of two boxes.
ioreSs and bottomless. joined together by
frame Of wood. But the boxes are rect
angular, whereas those Of Mr. Pottor's
kiIe are diamond shared. Bv this modin-
cation of form Mr. Potter is enabled to
make his frame ever 50 much lishtc- So
that the whole affair weighs scarcely
moro than q pound. Any boy can make
such "a kite and fly it far more easily than
ore Of the ordinary sort. j fiics itself
ono might gay requiring only TO he tossed
into the air whore there is "A fair hrooze
blowing The Potter kite has several
times tho lifting power of the common
kite. possessing four plain surfaces in
stead Of one.
by means of kite observations It Is in
tended to make sort of map Of the at
mospherc. which may he valuable to en-
gincers of flying machines when prae-
tcaliY completed, lust rs charts are use-
ful to sailors HN means Of them II will
b. easy to determine what currents of
air arc lltcly To hc mot with AT various
heights, n Is imagined that kite-hyinG
ON scientific principles may be scrviceahle
in future war \ camera sent mp on a
line Of kites may be- utilized TO take photo
graphs of the cucmy's forces and foriiiica-
tions Kites may even carry bombs filled
with high explosives and drop the latter
Whcrc they will do the most good,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23

Santa Cruz, Cal,--Dear ilaphnmmcr.
You told MS to write about birds and nests.
Wei. | VIII tell you about n tree rat Is
nest and then about Il four-footcd bro.
The tree rat builds its nest In trees and
on the ground Of sticks and lcnVes and
anything soft Tor the inside Whenever
she builds II In tree then she has III lie
house about "A foot In diameter that she
always runs to when anything gets after
her: we boys call b. her Summer home. -
because she goes to 1t sometimes In tho
GUNNER when IL IS not raining. Birds
homes: / have scared a flock of quail out
of them. whenever they build them on
the ground theN build them around tree.
If they get ecarcd they have holes That
they dig in the ground ana they run down
these.
I'm Guiana.- British Guiana, just northeast
of Brazil, South America--and they are
tho only remaining specie of an almost cN-
tinct bird family. When fun grown thoy
are about the size OF pheasant and have
n topknot on their heads. They are rarely
heard. The nests are built In trees and
made Of twigs and sticks. When the young
ones hatch they have four legs. Instead
OF having their food brought to them they
have 10 get 1T themselves, these EXTRA
leca helping them 10 crawl about among
length of time the two extra legs drop on
and then the plumage comes out. These
evtrn legs have two toes with q long
shnrp nail on each. The young birds with
The extra legs are good swimmers. They
,,se their front legs as paddles. and they
leaves of trees, which makes their flesh
no good for eating. / win close now, with
< cents for the cripple girl to help get her
chair. Guy Fagen.
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ho cut down, and II really looked as II Oh,
monarch would hc oVNrthrown, for there 1
lttllo Of that sort of sentiment In Hale
Yiis which would move to raNo ire,
when ihoro IL plenty to talk about IN tho
political fold,
Thrre was one man who loved the tire,
enough 10 go to uhc contractor Win ths
was Christian ortholf. the barber. who's,
rhol ~ on the corner of William and tito
phen streets, and "a oVcrshadowed by tn,
big tree. lie Ia a good singer aud he rem
inio Contractor Mccaun'a eyes. and N
promised to touch not a single hongh,'
hut said he would have to do something
to tho old trunk, and finally decided e
rut an nrchod pnsange through II. Thi.
will amuso thn children and satisfy then
oldcrs. as II viii probably save the biz
jIphtlnp plant ~ completed an incandehoen
lsht WIN bo put over the arch on eacf
llde of the tree
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23

Hooks switch, Tcxas.--pear Haphnn-
uier As II has been quite awiilc since I
have written TO the Haps. | viii try tc
pon YOU a few lines from this part Of the
wilderness. I hope we win have an aul-
nal contest next. AZ ! think II would be
very interesting. We have plenty of viii
an.mals in this part of Texas. such aa
dccr. hears and panthcrs We live three
miles east OF a very large forest known
as the Rig Thickot." which covers "A
part of this QIardini. Polk aud Tyler
counties. If is the hnme of deer hears
pauthcrs and many species of smaller ami
mails Did any of the Haps eyer soe q
wild bear? What a clumsy. vicious look
ing fellow he Is Men hunt them with
largo packs of dogs. and when one liz found
tho dogs all chase him till he IL quit
tired then he WA stop to fight thu logs,
when the hunters run up and shoot rim.
would Ike to know If all the HAYS had
nice time Christmas. had lovely
Christmas. ! hung up my stocking anu
Santa claus pat $40 in It with which have
oulhi me an organ. j think Il is ab1ut
time StcIla STR, klaud and tho rest OF the
Hooks Switch lIars were writing again.
nn very sorry / was beaten IN the troc
contest. How avcr. am satisfied with
what suits the majority and must say
that the live oak Is n very pretty tree a. ter
all For fear Of getting my letter too
long / VIII close. With love TO all the
Huns and Tho Post, am yours very truly.
Lulu lag2ar1,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
SOME WONDERFUL NESTS.

Tnarp. Texas.--Dear Haphanmer; As
you wanted Us 70 write OF bird nest.
i"trds One Of the most interesting birds
ts he common woodpeckcr. His nest Is
made BY boring a hole In a tree. rho
dirs"tion of the hole IL generally down
Siayds nj an angle of about forty degrees.
7, IL then straight down for ten or twelve
inches and Is made very smooth, besides
being rnomy ana capacious. The en-
,rance a. lust large enough to admit the
hndv Of the bird. While making the note.
no f4lips are carried out and strewn
about 10 prevent suspicion. But though
they guard 50 vel against enemies. there
slightest protection-thc black snake
which glides up the tree. enters the nest
and deYours the eggs, or helpless young
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
A REArr1FlL COUNTRY.

Ashby. Texas.-Dcar Haphammer: As
you were kind enough 10 put my last let
ter in print / Will attempt to write again.
find most OF the iiaps letters very in
tercstlnE / hope Wlora Long will get
her wheel chair ! think Miss Alma is
very kind indeed, and wish her a long
ana happy lie This is beautiful county,
with thousands of acres of rich prairie
land. lust enough OF timber to mako
wood our county seat tI}ay City) is
thriving nttlc town. This county IS thinly
settled. but We hope II viii not remain so
verv LONG Lately we have had oceans OF
rain. The little river. Tres Palacios, which
runs by our house, rose. quito high aud
The farmers could not plant as carly as
they anticipated My age j. ~ Years
Your friend, hmm'c \ausht'
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WOULD LIKE TO conRrsroNn

hott' TeNas,-Dear Haphammcr: Please
admit another little boy into the list OF
correspondents. While | am "A stranger
10 you, yet the members are not strangers
70 me, Tor | have been reading their let
ttrs and think they are so nice. and hope
mat | may he welcomed by you all My
father has been taking The Post for n
number of years and we all think 1T Ia a
good paper. While | did not get 10 vote
N the tree contest, l am glad that the
I'VE oak won, because that is my favorito
tree.
am glad that there is going to be an
other contest Let's have song contest
next. what do you says. Haps2 | am IL
Years old and | 20 to school and | am in
tho Fifth grade. If some Of the Haps twill
send me tho words to Down on the
Farm" | viii return the favor In any
way / can. | would Ike to correspond
with some of the lIaps. My best wishes
70 our friend. The Post and all the
liaps Your friend Walter Matkin.
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AN INsrRuCTIvE CoNrrsT

, Luikin, Texas.--Dear Haphammer.
nfst thought | would wait until the next
contest TO write, but | concluded not to
Wan, as II may bc some time before Mr.
iihpnammcr starts another one. 1 voted
LOT the OAK III the last contest and | was
SO giad 1t won, although | think the mag.
mona is beautiful tree. | am anxious
Tor another contest, though | enjoy read
ils the llappyhammers talks about birds
very much. Mamma said the tree con-
~ was very nice and so instructive.
inere were SO many nice letter from
Whlch anyone could learn 2 great deal
aoout trees saw letter in The Post
rom my little friend, Anna Young, last
week Some pigeons built nest In our
ctlb and the old bird laid two eggs and
went 10 setting. Now there are two lit
tif BIRDS In the nest. Some people say
sntE are good to eat when they are young
hut don't think would like them Yotir
friend. RUBY Warm
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rRr1r Or NIT CONTEST.

Prairie Plains. TeXHs.--pear Ilapham-
inor have not written In some time. I
have not forgotten that / am one Of the
oak won in the contest What kind OF
contest are you going to have neNt2 |
think q fruit or Il nut contest would be
nice. | am not going to school now, Tor
1t has closed Ny teachers name was
Miss Minnie Hunter of Huntsville. Texas.
Papa takes The Post and think 1t :.
Rood paper. | want correspondents.
VII close, With much love to the dear
Post and the haps I am AS ever. your
friend. Willie NJ. Amick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
soNu or THE RISING LARK,


| was woke IN the grass
Ily the delicate pass
Of ii rossnmcr tread.
Ntth "A start with "a spring.
IN / ncdl IN ned
Lake, forest. and valley before me spread,
DnpIo and meadow ring,
Shinule and lea,
glimmcr ANA shimmur ava ripple OF sea
Higher, higher
NV wings d,4sirel
Higher higher. higher, higher,
small ara epincs on tho thihtle
'rhr white spircs hrtstlo,
No wider no taller,
Smaller md smaller
Higher. higher
NV wings desire!
I'm the ntS-mountnln, by fountain ana
fnuntnin
OF IRE,
ON mo topmpet conc
A vhitc ,nrles feather IL waving acne,
IIi,rb,.r higher
NV wings desire!
Let nue. swim h., me swoon
>" 'uontb he moon
Ui,shor higher higher, higher -
OFT INC oriv, of the rTiuk
Atill gtul SIM sun
Tic rrisl mud the thrlll
Heat me hack.
In Tho strife.
nroathl.s.Uv dcathlcssly
,limhtinr for Mo,
yal,e baek The rush ngain,
t,iyr mo iho hush again,
10 mo aonr snnr soar
TNra,inh th. ,fnldpn door
ilisir, hirbcr
nv wlng'B dcairci
JirG.r highcr hlrhor. higher.
irne deit,,ht ,h, delipht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
nEAriTy or THE OAK.

Although the great beauty OF the OAK
"a In iis foliage and habit of growth. says
Meehnn's Monthly, large number Of
them have additional charms IN the ran
the,r foliage II is remarkable that nearly
every American oak win change TO some
peculiar shade Of brlillancy, from lemon
Ia Yellow or deep crimson; while the zoe
rics ,rou, Europa all die away of a green
color. i, is a characteristic difference be-
tween the trees Of the two countries IN
PLANTING therefore, for colorFd-isaveu
follare in the fall one may take almost
any sDecies OF American oak, feeling sure
that ii viii In some degree ada an interest
10 the autumn colorlng.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
VIoLETs IN THE WOODS.

Corrigan, Texas.--Dear Haphammrr;
am little boy 10 years old. live one
mile east OF corrigan, My papa Is en-
ployed at Bender's, four miles from here
lie comes home only every Saturday
night. | am writing this to surprise him
| am tho only child mamma and papa
have. | can sew ON the machine, cook
and do most any kind OF house work
have two canary birds, their names are
Dicie aud Fannie. Fannie has three
eggs and is setting. i have three little
dogs, their names are Romeo, Bilywoed
and Nellie | am very fond cf flowers
wish some Of YOU little liaps would send
me some flower seed. would appreciate
them so much.
Mamma and were out strolling I'm the
woods yesterday and We found some VIC.
lots, We brought them homo and put
them in water and they are stll living.
Please enroll my name az a lianpNham-
mcr Wishing the little taps n bright
happy new year. your little friend
Charlie ilammil.
T.. STU enclose cents TO help buy an
invalid's chair for Wilora Long. c. II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23

ton. and Benny showed signs OF lopslns
from the pnth OF industry or virtuo, when
II further reward WAS held out of three
dl,nca tor The iret week that lionhy
should drcHs himsclf entirely alone, TWO
for the SECOND and one for the ,hird, u
nunneinl r.trugrcsHiou, II vs. true, hut u
decided progression IN Knowledge and nc
for 10y the time the ten dimes
bank what Benny did not know about but
tons wasn't worth knowing. He needed
no valet and II. was n hero IA his own
nnI nnmInn-h Owes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23

Gladstone. Texas Dear Aaphammcr;
VIII you permit another little girl to Join
your merry band OF boys and girls? The
tiaps' letters are very interesting, indeed;
enjoy reading their SO much Please en-
school is progressing very nicely | am
going to the Gladstone High school Pro-
fcssor TAYLOR Is our teacher and Professor
Brigdon is the assistant teacher. ! thank
they are both very kind teachers. My
desk mate is Ella Davis, and think she
IS a very nice chnm. indeed. We had a
concert at our school Friday night If
some of the Haps VII send mo "Wiil You
Re My Sweetheart" win send In return
Charles Gultcau." Success to the Hap
pyhammers My age Is IS. Your friend
Willie Ellie Ross,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23

Smackovcr Ark.-Dear liaphammcr: !
wrote a letter to your department. hut
ali of n WAS not published 80 | thought
would Try again. would like to cor
roe, the mistake made last week. The
papcr said that was little girl, but
am little boy u years old and |
don't want to b. anything else. But my
sisters trv 10 make me - girl by making
me mix The COWS and doing other things
about the house. live i've niles from
the railroad and four miles from our
church. NV postofhae is Sma rkoVer.
haven't seen any new Mrds' nests | Won
der If any OF the Haps know ANYTHING
about a Whiproorwill They make their
nests right Nat on the ground ami de'
uosit t,Vo eggs Hoping to see this in
print Your friend
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Runs For TILE POST

bi p'.Ieinond, TeSas.-car Haphammer: |
h nv nor written in long time hut /
voto forgotten ! am Hap. / did not
Tree won. always run for The post
W. wy iook Tor the letters. think they
~ az SO nice. | go to school. | am In
NJ, iourth grade. | am II years old
,,Ni teasher's name is Mr.. WIN pe;teway,
me MN very much. Every Saturday
Y axe my dog and gun and 10 Hunting.
our little friend. Charley West.
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l.aGrange. Texas. Dear Haphemmer: |
notice that a good many Of he iiaps
are favoriuE another contest, on course
another contest would be ace and Inter
cstng to the eutirc club. ! would nlso
suggest to the club tho idea of asking
one another school-lilIc question In Cur
letters 40 the laphammer Such guess
tlons would be interesting and improV-
ing aud they could be asked durins a
contest ur no contest. Answered likewise
VIII say to the club. let MS hammer all
the happiness ana instruction out of the
Hap page possible The editor gives us
this page for our amusement and iustruc-
tion, therefore we should make good Use
OF it, BY doing so we Will chow the
cditor or MIR. Hap that We appreciate
his blindness If we aro going TO engage
in another contest soun, favor an AMI
NAL contest noNt, as August- ilalun and
Gus Pagan suggest In color contest
consistency would force the club to vote
for green. rs the club tree Is rrcon and
the club tree bears aHorhs FOR club fruit
or nuts therefore color, fruit or nut
contest would be, ! think. incpnsistent
with love TO Tho Post and Haps, | am
as ever your friend,
Cttssip X pnna1v
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WILL EXCHANGE SONGS.

Gladstcnc. TcXas Dear IIapbammcr:
viii You permit another little girl OF l6
Years TO Join your happy band Of boys
and girls@ I very often read the letters
and think they arc very interesting in
deed. am going to the Gladstone high
school and like my teachers very well.
,bink eho il a very nice chum.
We have organized n society meeting,
which / think improves us very much.
Mr.. L. A. Traylor, Jr., is president OF ne
house February 7, hut owing TO bad
weather we didn't have many spectators,
WIN some OF the Haps send mo ne
MV 49,, '.412arhra Allen" "Claud'g Wife,
or The Jealous Lover" or any other that
I have Your friend, Eva roster
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A WILSON COUNTY, t1Ap

,sutherland Springs Wilson Co.. Texas.
Deaf iiaphammer: Here comes another
i,9-Near-oiu girl to Join your happy bnnd.
"'d Is not subscriber for The Post hut
one OF my cousins takes the paper and |
SS' H. enjoy reading the letters that the
uars write. am glad that the oak won,
!pr IL Is my faVorite tree but ! am sorry
that the dove and the reranium did moi
win; wonder If the Price boys have moved
70 IeAas yet ! wish they would write
again. Your friend,
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LEFT HANDED PARROTS,

Youths Companion.
Parrots frequently have the habit oi
praspng food and other objects presented
"a them with the LEFT claw. pr. David 3,
Jordan says that this ~ n result Of the
right handcdness Of men and women. The
parrot naturally seises with Its left claw
an object which the giver presents With
Tho rlEht hand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
TILE nprnnrnNITY.

lsiIe, -,
A father wishing 10 bring MP his child In
the way he should 30, told him when he
was In any danger and needed help 70 call
upon the Lord Later In the day Willie
was punished for come misdenmanor. and
when ON the threshold OF the dark closet,
holding his father by one hand, be
dropped to his knees mud prayed, "Oh
Lord. IL you want TO help u little boy
uoW'a Votlr chance"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
A BOON FOR STAMP COLLECTORS.

stamp collecting boys and girls VIII be
interested IN the plan that is pow pro-
posed 10 let all cities OF the United States
Containing 1000 OF more inhabitants
'rhesn stamps VIII commemorate some
notable historical event or resident OF
the city al whose request the government
viii provide them. and II the scheme is
carried out IL means, OF course, a great
deal more OF knowledge and effort for
stamp collectors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23

hunseriord. Tcxas.--Dear Haphammcr:
,i, NV not written to the iIaps In long
E,, ne' nut l nave not had time tor /
tno prettiest canary bird. no ia The prct-
.na nlru l nearly ever saw; he is yellow
rin M mas green tor-knot. | will ask II
ii ,',phe. Love sit. love ! stand. love /
Wonder tree; IL YOU s,Iess This riddle YOU
may hahs me2' Your little friend.
Mary V. Hudgins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
WHAT rllg STAMP TEACHES.

Youths Complain.
AIR Chamberlain, tho British statesman.
once remarked 10 a member of the house
of commons who was VIGOROUSLY lazy
and vacillatlng;
"My dear boy, observe the postage
stamp; iis usefulness and value depend
upon it's ability 10 one thing until its
prtg there "
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HAP TALKS.

n. tts,ha,,r,,,. H.. T., c. H..
80 Bov@ and fii Ii 10 '"Y 10 our
happyianlners' There is not a
we ia'a 'ldt mas moro dilisent
-aa 'ie louf thousand @nd some
III, members OF the Posts club OF
e"s' iou KNOW the word "dili-
'"Neh IRON me l-atin dill
'n''"i'E OIL Whleh IS TO love. "
hapls hah'Inefs exactly. for
as.n 70 ioI' t1elr work and are
",'e','"' 70 my suggestion
,,t hs i,a''ldn'h'er' y te" weeks
.. '% WE o'ro nests they had seen
".n my liau read. since then
lellent letters have been received
Bis subject and tro tIorh,,,,,a, e.
~ a., i'''''''''ii'' -
| ,sO ''up nus noe- very much iii
nssts are described h,. >. n,,,,,,,,,'. ~,
Bs and H. ~ " ''"'''D'' .,
'N '''e i''l'rS VIII De round
q@'lhg. Ii Is indcod n pleasure
Rshaphammer OF such a cltib
usnbors In
:, tbe d.s,,t,,t- ''''
'''' '''lo' o. an ant NH and
-s'lens inhabitants thereof. writ
/ The club Dv n Indy of Sv,.,cuy.
| This laAv has ......'
H. ne S'''' 10 inc iidphaih-
~ or four nice talks. and as sbo
/ 'aai OF ebgldrnn ,os,,o,,.,u,. NJ.
! llapnvb , NJ, W." N'i'e,' '''S ''o
OIL Oug honorary members with
I've interest n..iln. Ia ., I'm
be wrote Tho ,.,,l'',. ,.'e ""' h'i'
lanm NJ +" y February II; lS96.--pear
~ sunny southern land aid nav yo, ,p
S s:a houston. | hope to make the
b The yciecs o} ~ ln, tir los ,, ~
' '''N
Ia IIIh Nh1, at Leyelmcdc Farm.
'en miles WI o'i' n v 60, Nfntral
, sogld be dclighlful to hold a Ian,
be5prr cn me-, out there while / am
I'D sunshine I iiN,. er ,...,., i ,.,
INay, sleeping under a blank9St Of
t i u So, very cod. The mercury
Z upon a Sou b ,y,EV H. ln'S ,i Xisar
, Nm Of Tie Lclcimdde picnic !? 3?