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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-03

One song FOR thee. New rear.
One univ. rsai prayer. o
Teach us ali other teachine AZ. .,nrs a.
40 hide Ozark hate oeneath '"'
Love.
To clay Iii hatred-strife.
nd live the larger life.
e. hsra The wounds that bleed
~ IN, tie fallen. lead the bsano
A only 1--we can Lead
TO live for all manSsndi
Teach us New Year. 10 se
Free men AMONG the free,
omr only master Duty. with no ~.
Ssv. an, our Naker-monarchs Of the %
Teach us. with all it, light
lite day. ITS night.
! liz grief. its gloom.
l lie heart heats tremui0ns
l its beauty and It's bloom.
eso6 nnIje the world for WI ->
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LOOKING AT THE PAST.
rhirk X Of the Pleasant Ihf"er w
Words and Loving pe~os-
self Encouragement.

w..s md loving pe~ds Need OF |
self Encouragement. 49,
M the mistakes of life we read; ~
emption from mistakes Is not the PRIV
,sc.. Of mortals: and the man VINO. on
,,scovering his errors, acknowledge
,rd corrects them. is scarcely less en-
titled 10 our esteem than II ne huu no'
erred We believe the kind Father IN
Heaven looks with loving compassion
on the struggles of poor. weak human
;tv- helping and commencing every
honest effort toward using past failing
ne warnings and safeguards. inducing
better living in time 10 come
| zach passing year is sure TO have
brought its trials. its griefs ana oisai-
pointmcnts 20 many hearts; so the as
co,rared. signing retrospective view =
~, the wise. healthful way OF regaru-
ing matters
Take the second and better way o.
locking al the past. Ask the old year
rha, The entire record has been he'
view the bright things. the kind words
Won tried to speak. the visitations macs
in homes of sorrow, the various MITE
deeds OF charity willingly performed
Over against some sins OF omission
80 =. hit Of work done here and ther
for the benefit of those needing you
helm. There need be no over seii-gra'
ulation in doing this. One good dee
helps on another. and self-eneourae'
J meat is often sorely needed. Alone vi,
memory there need be no reluctance
do ones self justice on the GOOD. u
winning side OF life's complicated
sn;rem.nts. IL there have been ia.
81 sharp sorrow TO contemplate. remei
Ter the helps kindly sent. the sus'a,
=? inr promises Of Scripture the 'enu
Ike m;nistrations Of friends. and. above =
no the sure hope of Heaven
N Take all consolation possible arg
We ,h. entire line. Make retrospect
ed something TO strengthen hope ana
cir stimulate courage. The whole scene
ay 70 close before Long. And when 'he
IN 4 reached. the tired feet and we'
up brain are usually full ready for me =
mr. Then IL will he the motives. the non
Us. intentions actua,ing the entire p
ore that will weigh with our Just anu -
me c;ful Judge.-Christian Work
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

his famous courage has oozed ous
TX. Rob Acres. Instead OF car. No
r.calls the sultan. hedging this way
and shat.-Pit,sburgh Post
Mr.. Mckinley is preparing ma
las. annual message as governor ~
= nor probable that his next message
vvsll he addressed TO congress-brook-
lyn Eagle
It Is said that benjamin har-
~;sor az Indiana is so afraid the presi-
dcrtial lightning will strike him .nas
he wears Z lightning rod on his ahciens
hat.-Atlanta Constitution
The republicans have discoveries
that 4 plirality can organize the Ini'co
S,a,.s senate. That's nothing' IN le"
ny showed Us that minority can
steal prcsidcnt--Albany Argus
The republicans do understand
their business when II comes % count
inc out enough democrats TO give the".
working majorities' OF congresses anu
Courier-Jour-
nal
President Cleveland has lcfs
Washington 20 hunt ducks His prcne-
ceS.or STAYED in Washington and maao
5rcLs ard brakes Of the surplus oieve-
,.ca lef. in the trcasury--Aipany
Argus
: fen. Harrison's solicitudc Tor the
, welfare OF Messrs. Reed and Mckinley
I makes him feel that no man who mas
not faced its pitfalls and snares ougn'
- ~ ex-,oSed 10 the presidential OF
J. ac-.-AIbany Argus.
4 President Cleveland expresses
o correct and genuine democratic doc
% Trim. ON the tariff question lie make
X very plain in his message mat IN
-,,,,hI;ran senators and represents
,ir-s need waste no time in trying =
restore McKinleyism--Springhcidt iii
m Register.
= The republican critics OF Pres
IN. Cleveland complain that he
.,,av duck hunting at the time wne
s.,;shrrv.s Venezuela dispatch Is avail
,rr hjs attention and the country wan
- tro,v what IL contains There Is
,.,r-x about the Venezuela matter.
- ,ai.en Great Britain over year
"a lace before the Venezuelan Cover
rent IL. claim Of scr. 1000 for two mel
49, Of the colonial police OF Guiana
-.~,ed nv Venezuelan soldiers a. "
- ,.serx in the disputed territo
~. Therc Is nothing about the Venezuel
~ matter that will not keepwhiie the pr
~. ,der, GOES duck shooting several TIN
l-Chi~aco Chronicle
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M ARTHA. Jeanne
INand Yyonne were In

,the library with their mother. Aou
the ages of the three and you VIII nav
inst 80 wears. The last---the Mite one
was only eight, the second hihe' uu'
&be eldest. who was ID. restored Ing
..ouilibrium and made the average Ten
years a head. 49,.
I, was the I'd of January. and the
room, was filed with great picture
books with gilded edges, with uoi's anu
with toys. Martha, the eiaest' sea'eu
an a cushion, looked at book poseu on
her mothers knee. The knees OF
s.nothcr serve as table. char or q
,efu1e TO little girls; even when they
,,roxv big. very big, they are not
asb,mcd to climb thcm-perhaps wheh
+hev wish to tease-and does their
mother ever find them too heavy!
The second daughter was counting
40 nla,es of wonderful porcelain din-
ner set. which she had spread upon Va
,eoor. IL was no longer full SET now
over for she had broken three OF the
mates since morning.
The little one, instead OF playing
rsuil<cd in corner. Why does she s1','
an the I'd Of January? It's not ha,ui'''
with all these beautiful SURROUNDING :
And the other two sisters are is'ehins !;
a. every noise outside, and start towarc
tho door when the bell rings. Iah 'heS
Zoe hoping for more gifts?
Yes: a gift which they long lot mos
evidently. which they have seen IN tne'
ar.oms for two weeks, gift promise'
them bv n friend who has known thei
=, .La;, l;ves who loves them with ~
his heart. -. ;,
little while before Kew Years 2
had called them to him and saio
..What shall give you for New ca
They had expected the question: a.
had an answer ready. With one 'o''
and as one man they mace ane"N
AN indcstructible doll!
IAN indestructiblc doll?" he repe"
- 1T viii remember IL. You sh'
each have your indestrnctibie doii.
..Oh NOS cried Jeanne. "they won
-, email. we want one. only Oh
out a big one, as tall as 'h's' as '"''
Yvonnc."
.But are there any,?
.ycs indeed: we've seen them
.,nd Won will all play with the sa
xloll?" .;a..t
"Yes," replied Martha the e,ues'
shall he grandmotner'
smother and Yvonnc the aunt.
.What charming family. lou =
nave your indcstruct'pic uon. lining -
- ,ail as this, early in the morning
New Years day .s;r
~, on New Years day. neither =.
morning or the evening d'u W :
structible doll arrive. AL
Ut seem. 20 be the invisible uo'i'
the indcstructible DOH. s"'" y
mother, who herself lei, .n' .h;,J
and disappointment o. ner .n snv
How could the god srrna oA az,
ten them SO? II was ex.Iao'' -. :,
him. II he were still in Paris !. sn - =
write 70 him and sAy:
yo~ sss keeping II de'' % ply =
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again soon. When Ss"~ l
the other two in the neighoorn
Half an hour afterward on my return
heard cries al Joy. 1 entered anu my
children rushed 10 me and kissed i@e.
| III. older one exclaimed in the midss OF
her kisses: Thank you. dear papa
,hanls vou,' And the little one; Il hahk
Won. papa, thank you" Thank YOU
| For what? And while was WONDERING
Cor what they could thank Meme VINO
Lad given them nothing. they ran INTO
the next room and came back Win
magnificent doll-an indes'rucuo'.
doll, Oh, heavens. ! understood tnen'
They had come in during my absence
and seen i'm the corner the bundle
. had laid down. IL was the shape OF inc
large doll of their dreams. ana tnes
, Thought il was my New Years gift-
, They had undone the parcel ana "eic
: coon in possession of the doll. ought
20 have snatched il from their hands
CRYING: That is not for yon--it - not
for you. 1t does not belong 10 US. ~
for some other little girls. But tney
i were SO happy. Oh! If you had seen
choir 10Y, With what big eyes they
= hooked AT their baby and devoared mel
,.;,b caresses. did not have the cour
.ce IN take her away from them.
,,.n, ont | was saved. WANTED TO rui
IN the store and say: You owe ",
!. money give me a large doll insteah
Then I would have carried IT 10 YOU
= madame. for I had read your name o
~ the package. But Icouid neither spea
IN the owner nor 20 the cashier the
were so busy just at that moment, an
,hep was afraid. Twas really afrai'
This morning / decided TO come ana te
'~ ION All about it-confess everythin
Madame. | beg of you not to compia
~ me NJ the store. They know nothii
-, about il and think you have received
have the reputation always OF pei
IN honest man. i shall get my pay u
rus Tow DAYS. and l will swear 10 you tn
-, will bring YOU doll exactly IKE
~ one which my children kept-ih +
-. fect innocence. l assure YOU
~ The door bell rang. TWAS the e
ne'- friend hack again. They say Posin
l. said he. that the doll was sent
70 terday morning
THAT is true" said the mother
.Wcll. where is she then!
~ .Jn the hands of some little girls
unite so fortunate a. these Ism
; = Martha. Jeanne. Yvonne
" The eldest answered: Yes. we
;. given il away" and the two little
" echoed: I'VE have given it away
,4' And alltogetherthey rushed from
ron room. 10 return a few moments y
one With the dinner set. which they In
upon the father. saying: Tive
'arh 70 your little girls from us"
no. The good friend understood no'
: az ~ All this. Afterward. when they
~ a. him the story. he looked up the n
Every references. and finding them excel
Z 49,, he gave him work.
e inc And he gave 10 his little friend
q inc other indestructible doll FOR
ae me though il is well 10 teach children
! car GOOD. they ought not TO regret ID
niuis' aone II; not until later will they
me uP that one gives doubly when one
a sacrifice
i'u re- The two indestructible dolls
MONTH, neither heads nor legs now-ou
eou'u only verifies this story.-Iran
"h'en from the French by Annie r. va
ne for Springfield (Mass.) Repubiica
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Il
day with his mother in the country.
hut as Jeanne on this I'd OF January
broke her fourth plate the bell rang
Martha left her book. Jeanne her din'
ner set. Yyonnc her corner. and all
three in n row waited anxiously The
good friend appeared. They rush az
him. embracing him, perhaps a niue
absent-mindedly. looking all around
him. OF course he has the baby; per
hans he is dragging it by limb. No.
he is alone-quite alone. nothing IN his
pockets. nothing behind him.
Martha and Jeanne. being big girls
made faces, but did not dare TO cry, put
the little one. who had not yet ac-
ouircd respect for conventionaiities'
could not help il and began: And the
indestructible doll?"
"Well, are you pleased with IL! Is II
large enough
Astonished and perplexed, they look
NJ him: at their mother, who says
"Your baby must have stopped on IN.
way, for she has not arrived. lou ooh
know what life these children nave
led me"
.Vbat? bought her day before yes
terday evening. and they promised 70
send her Yesterday morning.
.You must pave given the wrong an
dress"
Not at all"
.Then there is some mistake
.probablv Give me half an hour
children, and I will bring your pap,
- back again, dead or alive.
Tie fled. The smiles returned 70 'h
children's faces. Yvonne pouted II
Longer. but helped Jeanne to break ne
nlotes Ten minutes elapsed. then al
other ring at the bell. The good frieh
could not have returned SO soon y.
probably some visitor. No, the ma
entered and said: There is a man =" 4
~n wishes TO speak TO madame.
..What does he want:
.He did not say, but II seemed 10
something very important
s.Where is he?'
"ln the reception room.
.yery well. will speak 70 nm.
Che rose. went out of the pari'
leaving the door open, and adVahc
toward the stranger who was "a'' =
n. there. lie was a man OF ~ year, ~
sweet. sad smile, his bearing "
modest. self-respecting.
= "What do you wish? What nave
. 10 say to me-
"Madame. want TO explain 10 y
al" but il will be a little long
. go on. am listening
co with a trembling voice. wh
gradually grew stronger. speaN
\ quickly. very quickly. as if he were
IN hurry TO get through:
MADAME. last year at this time
clerk in banking house MY sai
II enabled me to live and support my
,pd TWO little girls, and as the nous
lNlV which l worked seemed prosper
l-J and the greater part OF the empio
I'M placed their savings there. did as
90 did. | gave all my savings anu
francs which / had invested. In
- course of the year the house s'oi
~ ,.xments. dismissed its employees
>GA .losed it's doors. l had lost not
= what / possessed. but also my pi,
IT.. stopned. took breath. and Wit
canine eyes lowered. twisted his soi' h..'
ere in nervous fingers, and continued:
Add was desperate. but no one has rig
have allow himself to be discouraged
lie one 10 has n wife and little children.
e, but -, 80 look for another place. A
q Inc could not find one. Everywhere
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continues;
.My last resources were exhausted
by my wifc's illness. and | was so I'M
happy that | did not know anything
and did not hope for anything II N
still more pi'iful you see, madame al
this time Of year. because the streets
and the brilliant stores have such an
mir of festiyity. At each step you meet
people carrying flowers. candy, pres
cnts; and all the toy stores with their
nlaythinrs, Oh, IL was that above
everything else which made me sick az
heart, All these playthings ana my
children would not have even one Oh
them, More than that, several DAYS
before her death, my wife. with her
cves resting on her little girls, muir.
INJURED in my ear: Il shall not i've uh'i
the New Year. You will give them
some pretty New Years presents lot
me. will you not?
As he said these last words, the long
, renressed tears escaped their pouhos
! and fell down his checks. Atlast Nine
= Y vas moved she no Longer Leaned
carelessly on her elbow against I'M
: desk. but was standing up. resting ne
n hands ON the three heads pressed In
heap against her.
l. lie wiped his tears. ana Win
stronger voice. went on with ms s'or.
.If nv wife had thought of New Year
o;fts during her last moments IN
r. ,b;lflren did not forget them eithe
" They did not know that was poor an
miserable. What good would IL 90
\. ,oll them? Would they have unde
- food II? In the evening when can
er hone after thousand useless a'.en'p
NJ "a Md a situation. they surrounuen
,d and said: Papa, you will rememp er
as al New Years day. will you not!
id renlied: Yes, yes, ! think OF you Gu
ho dre,. | always think of you Then !
older one. encouraged by my wor
ana my smiles, said 10 me one OF
he last DAYS OF December: Nhatwe wa
sister and /, is n beautiful DOH wn'
wc saw the other day. Oh. such a 90
very. very large doll. An indesTu
ihie doll
or AN ;pdestructible doll. repea
led tho words over and over again. ana
ing ncated them all night during my see
18th Martha. Jeanne ana i'oih' !,
vas mention ot the indestructipie uoii'
tened more attentiyely than ever
vou lan,lv pressing their little hands
gether with excitement
-ou. at was several days afterwar'
continued the unknown man. I'M
Was returning for the tenth Tune
itch an employment Office, when some
ing ,oId me that Y. the great toy de'
ina wanted more hands 10 delifer y
acres and offered good wages diu
was hesitate about applying. and was
larry cepted. And all day long, as VIC
lie evening. was travelling about 10 e
I. - quarter OF Paris. liked 1t FAR %
Gus than staying in the stores, where
owes sight of the toys. the parents an,
-, children who came TO choose. mau
= ona adder and sadder. All day long
, tho r;ed the TOYS, in my hands. by arm
med ON my back. but they were all 90
=, parcels and tied. so did not
orIy vas more hopeful then. for wou
oce- c,iye my w<es at the end OF the u
= h;s they would add little gift, and
with buy my girls, il not the large doil
81 they desired. at least smaller on
~,.,o .On the 31stof December theyu
..ho ~ The store that they could not p
~ III the first DAYS of January IN
las. was too BUSY Win
they give any.
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nnught such Joys. such sorrows keeH'
.sorn mingled pain and ecstasy
,rannoi lightly let you co.
~, nause awhile to shed Tear
~ f, vo, should lie so low. old year.
,,,,he YOU were when first we net!
a..,,r chorus round you sung,
snowdrops peeped 10 see you pass
.n mere your hasty foot you set
-, violets and field daisies huhs
'r,eir trembling blossoms on the siasS'
IA hone. with swiftly-moving wing
g., brought to make eternal spring
ass.creen kirtle next you wore,
n'd gathered wild flowers In the wooo'
crxeet doors all around you stole
18th from the chalice that you Dor'-
tnce-deep in tangled brahes ~ $500
IRE red sun cast an aureole
.nou, YOUR golden head. OLD rear,
INA that glad vision brought me cheer'
re, With n sheaf OF ripened grain
ne 'i oIosr against your neaving breast.
Ard crowned with purple grapes you
.,,ad the brown and stubby plain.
I marked the forests waving crest
utrh tufts and branches all afiame.
with every feature grown more uear'
n loved you daily more. ola rear
A, last the solemn winter iaiu
~ diamond crown upon your Dro"'
.'rhe icieles hung on the caves;
Ana deep within the beechen glaze
ne bare trees in the blast did Dow
Their heads all shorn OF Crisp o'o"'
leaves. x.x
vou TAUGHT me how old age might De
Made grand by simple majesty
Sow CARRIED and silent for the tomb
~, 10 before me still and white. :.
.xvith burning tears / say: "Goou-py,
Ana fake from out the darkened room
rhe happy hopes that once were prish''
Tn guise of tender memory
What most was precious cannot uie'
old Year. although so low you lie'
Curtis May. in Youths Companion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

Davis is the star Of the weeks attrac-
tions.
Tie republican rally to have been
neid on Garset square this evening
is TO be held st Hsrper's theatre.
Hon. W. A. Northcott and Col. H.
Kohler will talk.
Mrs. Sarah McCombs, Of Marshall
town. Iowa. has returned home after
visi. with her son. W. S. McCombs.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Combs. who goes for a visit.
The ladies' class OF the Rock Island
Turn society is arranging for ball
to be given at the Industrial Home
a week from tomorrow evening. The
proceeds are to 90 into the building
fund.
Ladies' calf shoes for school wear
with century lasts, look stylish. and
then think OF the wear. You also
get free painting ready framed for
81 in trade and up to sl2. See US
The Boston.
+. A. willard. for many years gen.
eral agent for che Peoria, Decatur &
Eastern road at Peoria. and who now
represent, the same company in
Minneapolis, called on old friends in
railroad circles today.
Get a tie, e. and have the amount
Of your purchase punched. You can
get one of the small pictures for a
IN trade aud the largest size for $l2
Costs you nothing, either. Yours
for shoes. The Boston.
Alexander Curtice. Of Blue Island
and Mi.s Myr,l. Defover were mar
ried Tuesday at the re-ilence Of the
brides sister. Mrs J. A. Owen. Rev.
L. W. Grafton, OF the Christian
church. perfor med the CEREMONY.
There is touch. iiui.h and fit in
the style Of NJ. IL X. boys clothing
that creates decided contrast from
the ordinary make, which is really
noticeable and which mothers APP
precia!e. II you want your child
10 look natty, have him clothed and
shod at NJ. & KS.
The street car company at Laps-
ing, Mich, has forfeited a valuable
franchise rather than submit to an
ordnance requiring it to pave with
brick between its track. There il
quite a difference between some
street railway corporation and the
one that fortune has favored the tri.
cities with.
Mrs. Frank INLAND, Of Pocatella
and Mes. W. NJ. VIM, Of Sherman
Tex. are visiting their mother. Mrs.
A. Dolly. 2501 Sixth avenue. Both Ia
dies are takiug great deal of Interest
in the present campaign. They ar,
enthusiastic supporters of william
Bryan and either is capable OF max.
ing a winning speech on fire.,
| silver.
| j. w. Linn, OF tho Watch Tower
has advices from Walnut. Ill. tina,
the Woodmeu excursion to star
from Aurora for Rock Island Sept
~. will include 1000 people. ant
will come via Mendoza, arrivin.
here at 1890 a. m, aud the visitor.
will proceed direct to the Tower
The local Woodmen lodges have ap
pointed com mittees TO receive tn,
visiting mem bers Of the order and
extend fraternal greeting. 1t will
be n gala occasion for Woodcraft il
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
AND NOW THEY ARE OFF.
Which Expression May Apply to the Mil,
Track Races In Any Sense.

Which Expression May Apply to the Mile
Track Races In Any Sense.
There were races a. the Davenport
Mile Track yesterday, the first o; the
meeting, but whether they will be
the last for the present or not. his
tory faiieth At this moment to relate.
The management and the weather
clerk seem to be repeating the OK
perieuces Of last week during the
fair to be having n time coming to
an understanding. But yesterdays
events were all right. Starter Harry
LoPcr was on deck, and he, as usual,
kept things moving.
The first race was the 2:40 trot.
Grace Hayes won, Nettie X. coming
in second. Norwich third and Sister
Alice fourth. Time. 2:?G}, 2:2jI.
2:2Il.
The 2:55 pace was won by Carl D..
with Lee Mciregor second. Carmino
third aud Deimare fourth. Time,
2:l7i, 2:l1{. 2:lSi, 2:2lI.
The 2:17 trot was won by Lucy 4 +,
who reduced her record from 2:19 to
2:I4l. Josephine Dixon was second
Little Glenn third and ROYAL Wilton
fourth. The time, 2:i6I, 2:l63,
2:lil. Albatross, the famous PAGER,
which is to give an exhibition OF
speed each day withou; sulky. driver
or harness, was driven out in a
i-wheeled wagon and introduced
Then, after the first heat of the 2:l7
class trotting race, he was brought
out to mskc the remarkable run.
He had nothing but check reins on,
and was led around beyond the
three-qnarter pole by his owner.
When turned loose he started out at
merry clip. pacing as smoothly AS
could he hoped for. There was not
Il slip or break of any kind. though
the time was spoiled ov Stacking
| mp before the wire was reached. As
II was, the watches marked up 81
seconds for the quarter.
The program for today's races at
Davenport will be carried out to-
morrow if the weather permits.
Sunday afternoon grand card of
events will also be given.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
Turned Over to the silver Men.

Charley Ssarle addressed a repub-
lican meeting in Moline last evening
during which he was Interrupted sew
eral times by silver men present and
when he got through the sentiment
was so strong for silver that the peo-
pie OF that faith took possession and
Lewis Jahns made an address.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
To Cure . Cold In One Day.

Take laxative Bromo Ouinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the m ney
il it fails to cure. IS cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-19
CAN'T BE BEAT!
WHAT?

My $1,000 Bath Tubs. lined with best
quality, No. 10 zinc, q in. Pipe, Chain and
Plug, with wood rim all complete. Other
dealers are dumfounded, and resort 10 ali
manner Of Tricks and Excuses.
BE not deceived, these Bath Tubs have
been sold for ! u until reduced tine price.
am prepared TO do all work in my line
and guarantee satisfaction. Estimates fur
nished,
II you want good job cheap for Cash,
rug up Telephone Sii, aud | am your
man,
JAN MOTT in,
.'rn 4, rMmhaE