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n ARRIAGEs.

HALE-RIJL.E--In Seattle. Sunday even
ing, April Y, 1895 al the residence OF the
Officiating clergyman. Rev John r. Ds~
mon, so Fifth avenue, Ir. William :.
Hale of fhss city. ard Miss Emma J.
RaIe, OF Hoodsporf. Nsson county.
REyER-NACRITZ-I Seattle. Tuesday.
April H. 1855 in the parlors Of the Mon
terey house, Mr.. Carl o. II. Boyer. mas
ter-of-arrns 90 United States revenue
cutter corgin. and Mss Charlotte L.
Mauritz. OF this city. Rev. John F.
Damon officiating.
SBERG-DfCKEY-fn Seattle. Tues
day. April IA, fss~s. at theressdenee Of the
ortcfatinx clergyman, Rev. John F. Da-
mon. SO Fifth avenue Nr. Andrew ~.
Forsberg. Of Newcastle. and Miss Cassia
r. Dickey, of Everett.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
SUPERIOR court of the state OF Washing
ton. for the county Of King. Fremont
Millaug Company. plaintiff, vs.. Cora II.
Charles W FstabrOOk. c. l.. Morton ana
Blanche j. Smith. defendants. r. A. Bell,
interyenor. No E.0io.
Under and By virtue OF an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out OF tho
above named court. ia the above entitled
cause, and 10 me directed and delivered.
l have duly levied upon the following de-
scrioed real property. situated tn King
county. Washington. to-wit:
Being cart OF the northeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section three 90,
township tventy-six l2.) north. range Ave
10 east. beginning at the northeast corner
Of the SAID northwest quarter Of said sec
ton three 80. running thence west eighty
30, rods along the north line Of said sec
ton three 30. 10 the line dividing lots
three t3l and four 90 Of said northwest
Quarter Of said section three. thence south
on said division line. thlrty-twO and one
TO the center line o. said section three:
thence noFah along said center line thirty
tao and oue-half fs2lzj rods 20 the place
of beginning. containing fifteen acres.
more or less. subject 10 the right-0f-Ray
Of the Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern
Railroad Company along tne east side OF
said tract. together with all and singular
the teneulents. entertainments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging. or In any
wise appertaizirg.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday the s.h day OF MAJ. 1896, at the
hour of 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day. a. the
Of Seattle IN said King county. / will sell
the above described property al public
auction, 70 the highest and best bidder.
Dated this esh day 0, April, lS@.
A. T. VAN DE yASTER. Sheriff.
=. T. George. Attorney.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The pubic u hereby warned not to pay
any money TO parties representing to b
agents OF the Seattle Post-InteIligencer.
authorized travelling agents of the POST
Irtaliigeneer, viz: J. a. Mcclellan, J. I.
Hawiey and r. Peck. This does not
are located Ia various cities and towns in
the Northwest. nor 10 postmasters. who
are IN all cases authorized 10 take sub
ecyiptions for the Daily, Sunday and
Weekly Posf-Inteilsgencer City collec-
tLrs: J. A. Cathcarf r. T. Hawiey. w.
n. Hanna and w W. Ewing
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In <fder to secure correct insertion Of
ecs.ces under thexe headings. the sar,e
otorId be left at the business onc>s OF
this paper Nc charge Is made for s1ca
Hotices-
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe.
Ella; announcements VIII be charged At tns
rate on f5 cents PR lire each Insertion.
POsr-ISTELLIGESCE CO.
Advertiser Notice
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REWARD.

reward Of SO will be paid for infor.
nation leading TO the arrest and convtc-
pos.- fn,siisyenns, Ss,,vsrsd ~ snbscr,bsrs
throughout the city
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LEGAL NOrIcu

NOTICE OF SHERIFF~S SAtr
superior court Of the state ~ III 4
ton. FOR the county OF Kim ~sSeE
harris. plaintiff, VS.. Man. xeU
mann known also as MIN. rvseAl
Ran. M.nna NanNorman W,.ase&
Normaaa and Minnie NJ. vo.r9 -.
Gns;af NanNormaan Jsnowr -
1estat NoaNcruann. Gustav ~ 4
MANN. her husband Henry rvSS0
Minnie Egen. his wife. Ida W. FL
Maud Egeh. minor heirs-at-lar !. 81
A Egeli, deceased. Charles S.s -
Howard Buliene and E.mannsl ~
man tknown also as EmanusS vsesaNA
arts, No. sl.5S. ae4l1t
Under and by virtue Of an ora.. !.
anu special execution. issued az, ~
apoSe named court; in the above $50
cause, ana 20 me directed AMI 5sp.k,e
l have duly levied upon the follass'sts fe<
scribed real property. situated s. -
county, Washington, to-wit. Tres.-A ~
Cd. two ~, three tsl. four al ~. -
six CO.. seven G1 and eight 81 4, Y
a. Renick's Belt Line addition Ia ssple
according to the recorded pla; 49,
and block nineteen ti9l, n Rns.ssssNse
Place addition TO the city Of Sssfsss 81
getrer with the Entertainments and ~ =
tenaEces thereunto belonging. ss's>
Notice is therefore hereby s.tven ~.
Frioay. the lst day OF May, iSS <, L
hour o. 10 . clock a.. III. of sad siav !. =
front door Of the courthouse, IN IN " "
OF Seattle, in said King county. WIN ~
the above described property At nsSse
auction. TO the highest and best No.
To- cash.
Dated this sIst day Of March. ,vs
A. T. VAN DE VANTEK Sh.,ss
Ralph Simon, Attorney
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NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALEM =

NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALEM -,
superior court of tho state OF WasSsess
ton for the county of King. Sss
Waterman piaint.ll. vs.. Andrew N~e1s
and Susannah Nelson. his wife =
Nelson ard Hilda Nelson his WITT (
PENDANTS. No. 1880. "
Under and by virtue of an order a. -.
and special execution. issued out a. ~
above named court. in the above eneyrs
cause. and to me directed aud slel;vss5
l have duly levied upon the following Il
scribed real property. situated In ia.
county. Washington. to-wit:
Lots 5 and s. in block eS. In Lake ysss,.
addition to the city Of Seattle: lot 4
block Is, in Eastern addition to the ,6rs
(now cityl of Seattle, plat OF which -.
ern addition is recorded In the offke :
the auditor of King county. at ri. 4
volume l. of the plat records OF said cenx
ty. together with all and singular the ~
ments. hereditsments and appurtepapcs
thereunto belonging. or in any wise apcss
tanning.
Notice is therefore hereby given thai !,
FRIDAY. the 18th day of May, 1896. a 4
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day, 4; -
front door of the court house, In the ~
OF Seattle. in said King county, will ~
the above described property at pu1iS
auction, 10 the highest and best biddr
for cash.
Dated this 9TH day Of April. 1896.
A. T. VAN DE NANTER. SheriR
Carr q Preston. Attorneys.
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LARRIS CAIN & CO. general insurance
Suite 81 Hinckiey. telephone siain 81.
sToDDARD & BROWN. general insur-
arce. Burke building.
GOODWIN. RAISER Z FISKEN. .nsu--
ance. Halter block
HANFoRD 4 STEWART. insurance. sn
Pioneer building.
WILLIAM HAITI 4 CO.. insurance.
CALHOUN & CO.. general insurance
Olympic bloek.
wATERRoUsE & BEACH. insurance.
A. ColHan block.
BURNS & ATKINSON, general insur-
aEce. II Boston block
BICYCLE INSURANCE.
BICYCLE RIpERS-Insure in Fidelity
and Casualty Company. who paid 5000
last year TO cyclists. F. NJ. Jordan.
Agent. Colonial
STORAGE and Distributing Warehouse.
40 Occidental avenue. J. c. ReadmaA
Telephone. Main III
CONTRACTORS AND BuILDERA
A: p. RANDALL & CO.. carpenters
johbers: glazing. Telephone. Green ~
% Spring street
CITY NOTICES.
--------------------
MPoUNDED STOCK NoTICE-The fol-
lowing described horse was placed in the
CITY pound on April 5. lSse, and VIII be
sold at public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash IN hand TO pay costs of i'm
pounding and advertising, Wednesday,
April :. 1926. al 10 O'Clock a m. at the
front door Of police headquarters, corner
of Third street and Yesler avenue:
One bay mare: small saddle mark:
years old.
The owner OF. the above described horse
BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief Of Police.
Date of frs, publication. April !, 1895.
IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTIcE.-The fol-
lowing described horses were placed in
the city pound on March 81. 1895, ami
Will be sold at public auction TO the
highest bidder for. cash in hand TO pay
costs of impounding and advertising.
Saturday, April IS. 1896. at 10 o'clock
a. M, at the front door OF police head
quarters. corner Of Third street and
One small black mare: white spot In
forehead; Years old.
The owner of the above described horses
being TO me unknown.
BOLTON ROGERS,
Chief of Police.
Date OF first publication. April 3, 1896.
CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
northwest corner Fifth avenue and Yes.
Ter way, Seattle. Wash. Male and 70.
male help furnished free Of charRa
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CIVIL ENGINEERS AND sURvEyo0
ERNEST b. HUSsEY. Dexter ne0
bank building.
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NOTICE of SHERIFF'S SALEM Thu
superior court of the state OF Washinf
ton. for the county of King. The Oreg1e
Mortgage Company. Limited. a corpcn
ton. plafntiff. VS.. Allan Mclean -
Flora A. Mclean. defendants. No. a,
Under and bv virtue of an order Of -
and sDecial execution. issued out OK -
above named court. In the above enuuea
cause. and to me directed and delivers
i have duly levied upon the following e
scribed real property. situated In kiW
county, state of Washington. to-wt:
The northeast quarter OF section -
eight Isl. in township No. twenty-ons ~
north. range No. six 90 east OF w. -
Notice is therefore hereby given tnet
Friday. the sth day of May, 1855. q ~
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, a. y
front door of the courthouse. in the ciy
u Seattle. In said King county. VIII ~
the above described property at puNk
auction. to the highest and best b;oo1'
for cash.
Dated this Gin day Of April. 1896,
A. T. VAN DE-, VANTER. ShefiH
Hastings & Stedman. Attorneys.
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash

Transacts a savings bank business -
elussyely.
Deposits received from - to sl0na
Interest allowed per annum: SIX
cent. on term deposits. per cent -
binary deposits. -
Dividends declared last lays az NAY -
November Loans made on real esseu
approved coilaterals only.
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CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
northwest corner Fifth avenue and Yes.
Ter way, Seattle. Wash. Male and 70.
male help furnished free Of charge.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT FOR mn
benefit of creditcrs-ln tho Supsr;e
Court OF the State OF Washington 8
and for the County OF King. Ia a.
matter of the assignment of Max Borr
stein for the benefit OF his creditorx N
2l.S72
To whom it may concern: Notice
hereby given thar on the 18th day n
March, 1895, under and in compliance MA
the laws of the state Of Washingtoa +.
lating 70 the estates OF insolvent debtns
Max Bernstein an insolvent debtor q ~
city of Seattle, said state, made and a.
ecuted unto the undersigned his deed i
writing duly acknowledged in the mann8
by law required for the conveyanc9 z
real estate. whereby said Max Boraeee6
transferred and conveyed unto the e,
dersigned all his property for the he1eA
OF his creditors and constituted tha .
dersigned his assignee TO hold and q
pose of said property for the benedl &
the creditors of said Max Bornstein h
the manner by law directed, and ~
creditors Of sad insolvent are hereby -
titled and required to present their ~.
erai claims. under oath, TO the under.
signed, at his address below STATED. WIfh.
in three months after the first mblIcs-
ton Of this notice. towit, within fhrpe
months after the 18th day of larcA. tx
EMILE LOBE
Address. Seattle. King county, washing-
ton.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAIlE-In Ii
superior court of the state OF WaAhlne
ton, for the county of King. A. G. A.
derson. Charles Mcdonald and Eben
Osborne, as executors and trustees w
der the last will and testament Of jams
Osborre, deceased, plaintiffs. vs. J. n
Wallir gford. Arabella J. Wallinffofd,
Charles Steele. John II. Holland and II
belle Holland. defendants. No, 1.@
Under and by virtue of an order Of ~
and special execution. issued out Of -
above named court, in the above entitled
action. and to me directed and delivered
] have duly levied upon the following -
scribed real property. situated In kne
county, Washington, to-wit: Lot M
twelve CID. in block No. fifty-six 80. "a
ID T. Denny's Park addition to North -
attic. together with all and singular ~
tenements. Entertainments and appurts-
fances thereunto belonging.
Notice is therefore hereby given that %
Friday, the ist day of May, 1895. At y
hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day. q -
front door OF the courthouse, In the eiq
of Seattle, in said King county. l Will -
the above described property at pue1c
auction. TO the highest and best btddx.
Ter cash.
. Dated this 3lst day of March, 1886.
A. T. VAN DE VANTER, SheriG
White. Munday & Fulton. Attorneys
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DEXTER HORTON & Co. EANKE1A
Incorporated 1854.

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oregon and British Columbia. -
Sight bills OF exchange on London ss
able else where In Europe
Collections made at all points on ~
able terms. -, -
Bonds. stocks ard other valuapia
ceiyed ON deposit for safe keeping.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL b.
OF SEAT1 Ii.
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WANrEp-AgentS for thu Celebrated Ate.
Shan nor-uSrcOtic purv Turkish cigar
cites send i0s. Sc ~ s. ror ssr,,rts n
Ateshisn. - fremont ST. Boston. Mass
wANTEp-arents 20 Srl A l---s a~rs.,t.
naI-acl IN eAarN hnL.a.hn-A ~ ~
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COMPoSTTION-in ronpa-eH -r,-t-.
nrsvier or long primer face. q, 30 n
lowing slzs bodies. Nonparen or w.
toa. 20; exceestlns n ems plca: b-syta-
not exceeding ID ems pa long nrt,1a.'
rot exceeding - ems Plea So;
terms On large orfers- Address po..
InftlliEfncer. Seattle
SPECIAL INFORMATION Dsury :.
manufacturers. business Aof,.e. ava ~
lie men oy the Press Clipping ys,,r.sy
tAIeno. Union block. Portland. or.
FOR sALE-Ffrst-class secondhand fnr.
ritere- CAL corner Third and Narson
oyreesA
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wANTED-PAgTNrR.

WANftth-fartner Ia grocery store IN a
Scct town Ynf mCch cash ~-,,,ri~,As
Address NT3ceTy. care Post futsili-
Eeucer
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HELP wANTED-FEMALH,

N'oNrED-Reliable woman to take cara
or children and assist with sewln... n,
SoohinS nor washing, wages. s.. Aaply
10 Eleventh and Washington
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WANTED Neat girl for general house.
work. references required. sc I.enora
street.
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WANTEp-iNo rent small furnished cot
tAEe goSd locality, Cab oy aGirVss
stating prize. roam e Occidental hagel
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POINTS ABorr pEopLE.

Tho Prince of Wales has the smallest
feet OF any royal parsonage. and ;hey ara
also perfectly shap d.
Congressman Aiken will be a candidate
for the republican uuhornutorial uomiua-
ton IN Michigan next year.
The emperor u Jspan IS an ail-around
SPORTSMAN. deyot 10 ruling. choosing.
nshlng, tennia. billiards and foot BAH.
Roy pr. PariShurst. IT seems. IS nor
only reformer but a performer Long
years sgo the doctor was pianist II 10
m an raputs-
j. witt Cupningham colorcd youth OF
MasilNou Ohio has won a wager by cat
ing n pie in twenty seconds. H. ia pre-
pared 70 eat pie against all Corners
General Charl Ham,ln and his son.
Charles n. Hamiin. ar IN Bang r NJ.
collecting data Tor m biography II Han
r!oal itamliu, which thy arc ahlut ta
write.
The marquise d Plaumartin. who re-
Gently alcd in Paris % queathcd $500
francs 70 tho Paris deaf ami dumb insti-
tuition, and 10000 francs 20 the Brusgel Is
municipality for the erection u an asylum,
Tor the aged
a man living near Norway Ca. stored
q III % CARTRIDGES IN a stove. woman
started "a fire IN tn stove one day last
week, ana the cartridges exploded De-
stfpying the slght OF one eye and Other
wise iniuring her.
Admiral Lord Clarence Page, uncle II
Lieutenant Colonel FACET. who ma, rled
Mr.. parran Stevens' daughter. ana Mr.
Almerio FACET. who recently married Alss
Pauline whitney. Is now ~ years old ' d
has written his memoirs. which will b,
published soon.
The emperor OF Austria smokes So
called virginia eigars.' which, being
manufactured of the ranktst tobacco az
Trieste. have straws running through
them 10 make them draw, and are so
green that th5y have q b. hii in n
flame for several minutes to hight.
Governor Bradley OF Kentuoky Is q
plain-spoken, good nature man. fond OF
q lively story and not faHgidl0us "a his
tastes. For years he hts worn soft
white hat at all seasons OF the yelr and
is said TO have never donned frock coat
until his inauguration a. governor.
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HUMANITY no PRISONERS.

Probably one Of the hest known
prisons in the United States IS the old
Tombs prison in New York Ciy In
the prison reform in New York end elso-
where for the past quarter Of cen
tury, notably. IT would naturally be
supposed that so famous fail had re-
csived attention among The first, but
the reverse appears TO be The case.
II there IS one thing peculiarly promi-
nent in our latter day Humanity in the
administration of criminal law and the
imposition Of punishment more important
or noticeable than another, it is the
growing regard for tho comfort of pfis-
oners merely charged with oiferses aud
not yet tried. No man can toll who Is
innocent or who guilty Until irai. nna
it Is beginning 10 be Recognized as an
outrage to ding the accused iudiscrimi-
nately into 1ltay jaiis of detention. wore
than the pensi Establishments them
selves, 10 await the sweet pleasure Of
the courts TO give these unfortunates a
chance 10 establish their Innocence In
the ehse Of the Tombs, which is fair
representative. unfortunately, If jaily
outside Of New York in hundreds Of To-
ealities, the Prison associations special
committee Gays:
Tho Tornbs hasn't tne rsieeniug feat
IRE. Il must be remembered that a large
nsa.crity Of The men. women and youth
colfined there arc awaiting trial They
are not convicted Of any crime A Jury
u quite as likely 70 pronounce them <
guiity rs guilty. Nevertheless, they sui.
fef more, endure more. than they would
have 10 II, beng convicted OF crime They
were confined I'm Sing Sing or in Auburn.
The cells are not large enough for one,
yet often two. and. frequently three, in
div.duals are p!gged in together Looked
outrage. Regarded from a sanitary pOirt
OF view, II Is dangerous. Considered from
moral point Of view, 1t II as Infamous
as Ally school for crime could possibly
be. The bad Interchange their wicked
ness. the unfortunate ara corruufed and
the decent insnlted and often abused.
How true are these structures generally
upon houses Of detention! In the cases
Of the calabooses ia the smaller cities.
where the offenses are petty and .he
charges often Of the most trivial ana
ridiculous nature. tna conditions are the
worst--hlthy, nnsanitary, siekening and
revolving IN almost every feature, al
ways cramped, sitting in s-lmmer and
freezing In winter. The matter Is one
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II IS one OF the more decent npp-cpria'
tons Of the language OF slang when va
hear some one say OF an extrayagani
display, or elaborate waste Of money.
that the possessos has got the vulgar
article ''to throw TO the birds" The
birds in this care stand for anything that
is comparatively worthless.
Our lights in the musical and pugi-
listc world are birds" in one sense, If
Is true, but the money that IL being
thrown them IS stretching even the
limits OF zane extravaganza. They are
birds but with Inuddiel plumage often.
They are not always entitled 10 the most
cordial reception Of the public in spite
Of their few feathers Of brilliant colcrs
and much less Of its absolutely lavish
outlay upon them for brief eeaeon Of
the exhibition OF divine gift. Physicll
beauty is charming, great muscular
power Is worthy Of notice, .hc eft Of
song or the magic touch Of the .nstrn-
Inent are ndmTahle rs The exhibitions of
genins, or rs examples of The possibility
of devel0rmeut, lat whom II comes -
paying anywhere from $1,000 80 5000
night for the performance ~ 'r"ni.
rieal star, Or S25,ppu Sight fc- brutal
test OF strength between two ignorant
pusiAsts II Is rne q halt were ttin-
caliel Ply any means o. rules ~ ..eas.
urement known for she v3lee " hnuau
aetion. such figures arr r.ai'el"ns' END gre
dong more to2n ever thing Else iT ms
snecsai tine % encourage tie oGtre. tae
bizarre ia a1-o-mal IL every kind 20.
ar. or sceoee' ~ anus nent.
a correspondent If the 'hl'8elth'a
le1se- from New York "-r.'ea BIS Iafs,'
TIE immense salaries rad 10 Jean de-
Reszke, Ca.7H Ae'ha- l0ll-. Gu --'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

New York World: What generalshin
there IS in Cuba seems to be ali on ths
side OF the Insurgents ''''
fhiledelphia Press; Suppose Cuba should
leone nGle sans Christmas present.
suppose Maybe is Cleveland's luck
New York Advertiser: The hold dash
for Havana which the Cuban reyoh,,i aS'
ISIS are making is one of the most ON
In recent warfare. eis
fni!adeiphia Record: Havana was mn,
Gap'ere1 ny the Insurgents vesier,Is,9.
oI1 there were many Insurgents arains;
NE Havana cigars captured as baSs 1,i,,
10y their sifi-hunting wives '''"a
ro New YORK Recorder; Cuba should he
te,pgnlzed. Senator Sherman. what Jn - Ne
S,HE y about L.? Representative Hi,t i'm i'm
IN IN - Na4llls you up on the telephone
Tees OF congress what nave you to saw saw
dom l1ai M lsno Or American There is no free
PIE WIN by their own work an1 49, peo-
SS,IfliIeeS ~ IS an awful strugsie V ,hn
all the sweeter ''"'s VIII he