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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

EREE FAREi FREE FAREi 95 MORE
II men TO drive 2 and horse teams. 81 75 a day;
30 farmers, orchard and vineyard hands $26
S26, $40 per month and found: mixers, $50; 8
teamster5. 81 rs day; 5 choreme for ranch hes:
walters, $50 $25 and $40, city and country no
tells snt IeftRurants; porter, country Eotel $l5.
MUKkA & READY 694 ana e36 G ay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

OLDEST ABLI> HE'D WOOD AND COAL
" yard doing first-cIass business; low rent; cen
trally located good reasons for selling. For par
ticulars call or address 4S0 Pacific st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

OK; MISSION ~ BSCRI PTIONS AND
ZOZD want ads taken Tor THE CALL
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27
LOST

WILL, GENTLEMAN WHO FOUND GOLD
w watch a. ferry. 1910 N. G. boat 2Sd inStr
return 10 81 Pine; reward.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

SlTUATION WANTED BY SWEDISH
~ woman: otice-cleaning, washing and mendin0
al home or any kind of housewurk by tbs dnv:
references. Gall 55 Perry ST., rear
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

HIS LARKlN-BRANCH ORFICE OF THE
OlO CALL; subscriDuons hno want ad4 taken
A MEXICAN NAN AND WIFE WISH STTUA-
- ion on small ranch or dairy. Address e. r.
944 Howard S..
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

bright LIrT-k GIIL YEARS OLD
~ no father. wishes 10 tiud some kind friend who
VIII assist her Ia studying for the sage Address
bright, DoX 109, ALL
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

w WANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS. FLAT OR
w offices for house, eeping in exchange for city
real estate. r. o., box l57. Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

EASTERN LADY Of REFINEMENT DE-
u sires pos ton as Eousekt eper or companion to
lnvali no objection TO country. Call or addres !,
MRS b., $50 Minna s..
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

DAYING GOLD MINE; FULLY EQUIPPED:
L bargain; selling account sickness :. A. box
46, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

wANTED-MIsCEL
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT w
" MUND matchmaker an, jeweler, 226 Ellis ST.
DAWN BROKER-OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST
L of clio hing bought Add. COLEM A y, Al Third.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

DOR SNLE-OLD- D-ESTABLISHED SALOON
l on Fourth st.. nr. Market Apply Albany
Brewery. kverott ST., Fourth; at bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

ID DARBER-sHOP LIVING-kOOMS. Fol
ID sale; good location Apply this Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

n NERMAN GIRL RECENTLY FROM GER
" many, desI es partner. Ill Geary, room 2.
L'IRST-CLASS BAKERY OUTFIT FOR SALE;
Il store to rent apply 7l2 Vale lcia ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

~ less; never fails In any Of monthly sick
ness. no motter what cause; no electricity hum
bug or other dangerous methods; money In every
case refunded . cure Is not ehected; travellers
helped Immediately; years experiences; home In
confinement with GAnitariRn convenience Con.
suit free the only reliable ply sieianS DR. AND
MRS DAVIES, Ii McAllIster st, next Htoernts
BANK: hours. A. NJ TO and IoS P Il.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

n ROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE; REASON.
" able. INQUIRE TILLMANN & BkNDEL.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw.

DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAVE A SPEC
n iaity; private; no fee without success probate
insolvency, collections patents, trademarks etc.
obtained; private detectives established 10 years
u W.h K, atty al Iaw,S50 Marke0. cor. - ocktn
A DVICE FREE; no CHARGE UNL SIS suC-
n cessfuL W. w. Davidson, 927 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

VOUNG MAN DESIRES SUNNY ROOM
with board, in private family small board
ing-house having porch garden: Mission pre-
ferrod. G. NJ, box %. Call Off~e.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

COUNTRY HOTEL WITH BAR; MAKING
" money; offer wanted. DECKER, 1920 Market.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

CNHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE-WE HANDLE
~ grain, provisions and stocks margins
There never more favorable time, and there
is no market known that is better than Chicago
for CO Dservative proftRbl. trading Write US at
once for daily and weekly market letter and book
let, telling how to make money on CHICAGO
BOARD OF TRADE. DUBE NHAVER & CO.
654 consolidated Exchange building, Chicago
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

VOUNG WIDOW STRANGER DESIRES A
i gentleman partner. Room l. 223 Pos St
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

DEFINED ELDERLY LADY WISHES POsT-
IL ton as housekeeper for young widower viii n
Que Que or TWO small children. Address B.. box 3.
Call Office. Oakland. -
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

A COOKS, $40 $50; COOK, $40; SECOND
I cook; third cook; wal ers. $25, $50; dish
washers. s2O. Sl5. MURRAY & READY, 6S4
anu $50 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

DAlNTER AND PAPER-HANGER: STRICT
Il ly temperate; hrst-class workman; will WORK
very cheap, day or job; city country. Address
room l9, [ls I've fth ST., Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

SWEDIsH LADY WISHES WORK BY THE
- day housecleaning and washing. 1918 Twen-
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

EXPERT Al PIANIST DESIRES ENGAGE
u ment; fl st-class sight reader. Address ID. L
box 12z, ( all Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

W WANTED-PosITIoN AS ENGINEER; RUN
w all kinds OF engines; 40 own repairing. I. J.,
box 65 Call office
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

CTRANGtR IN CITY WOULD LIKE ST
~ tionary engine to run; can do all kinds of r
pairing; al so run plsner. f. r., oox s. CAL
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

WANTED RESPONSIBLr Party To CON-
w tract to harvest 5000 tons of prnnes; bonds
required Particulars from w d. EVER Il Co..
g. q Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27
AGENTS WANTED.

A AGEN1S-BAKER'S NEW COMBIN ALTON
~ enameled sign universal gnDoard; will
nave tremendous sale; nothing ike IL: secure
sample ana territory at once. BAKER En-. and
MIg. co. aug Ssnchez st, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

O10uO BAZAAR; 2 LIVING ROOMS:
u IONIO. no agents STEVENSON & co,
500 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

% FRUITPICKER~; CALL EARLY AND
~ ,ecure job. MURRAY & READY, 634
and $50 GAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27
FOUND.


U1OUND-A COW; OWNER CAN HAVE
L same by proving property and paying ex.
penseS Cal at 4O54 twentieth st.
EOUND-SORREL HORSE, WHITE FACE
hair cut top of the head; owner can have hy
paying expenses and claiming property Apply
5000 Twenty-sixth St, cor. Alabama.
EoUNDJUNE 2S-IRISH WATER SPANIEL.
Il brown; dog. Apply PETERS, coz. Nineteenth
and ShotwelL
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

Al MAssEUR, EXPERIENCED. TREATS Pa
IfI tients at home: first treatment free; refeI
ences. Masseur. box SO, Cali.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

OST-PENDANT BELONGING 10 BREAST
IL pin set ith pears. Please return TO 1915
Powell reward.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

VERY BEST RESULTS OBTAINED BY
placing your lodging-houses, saloons. candy
stores etc. with Stress & Cresswell, 72l Howard
The oasis., 1897-01-09
Bueklen,s ArnIea salre.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChilDlains, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per box. For sale by Chen9weth & Mix.
The oasis., 1897-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
This Is Your Opportunity.

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, generous sample will be mailed of tho most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm sufficient to demon strato tho great merits of tho remedy.
 ELY BROTHERS,
 5G Warren St., New York City. Rev John Reid, IT,. of Great Falls, Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Balm 10 me. I can emphasize his statement, Tt is n posi- two cure for catarrh if used as directed. "-- Rev. Francis w. Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont.
 Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
The oasis., 1897-01-09
A Group of Lead and
 Silver Mines

{. group of eleven mines situated within a. radius of 1ls miles. Distance from railroad miles, Good wagon road to all the mines Width of veins from to feet. Lowayer- age assays: n4 gold and silver and 20 per cent lead. Flux ore high percentage of Iron over silica, Lead in forms of cerusite and carbonate, requiring no roasting All the ledges have work on same from s0 Go DO feet deep but still require development work to put said mines in working order Water In sufficient quantity for twenty ton shelter which con be put in center of group. Wood abundant. Capital required SO.000 gold Terms fair and reasonable,
The oasis., 1897-01-09

Saturday, Ian. 9, lS96J
AcRossrHE BoISDrors

The Mexican government has agents in Texas buying horses for the army. The Eagle Pass Guide notes visit Of two at that place recently.
 Sunday, the 27th ult., a strong shock of earthquake was felt at Acapulco. The movement was oscillatory, from north to south, and lasted five seconds.
 InIthe City of Mexico, the Hotel Gran Sociedad, one of the oldest and most widely known hostelries in the republic. to be razed to the ground, to be replaced, by larger and finer structure EThe work will commence during the-current month.
 General Miguel Negrete, one of Mexico's.milltary heroes died at the City of Mexico last Friday. The di- sease that carried him to his gave first made it's appearance last Septem- Der. He died in the 18th year of his age, and was buried with military honors Sunday morning, President Dlaz attending. 1.-Two Republics.
 Many merchants.iareipwel aware that their customers are their best friends and take pleasure in supplying them with the best goods obtalnable As an instance we mention Perry X Cameron, prominent druggists Of Flushing, Michigan. They say; We have no hesitation in recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to our customers, as it Is the best cough me dicine we have ever sold, and always gives satisfaction" For sale at D and 50 cents per bottle by Chenowcth X Mix.
 Two Republics: The attention of the general government has been called ny morning contemporary to what it stylesrgross irregularities tf MT. c. Diaz, Mexican consul at Mata- moros, state of Tamaulipas. He is charged with having exacted $75 American currency, for passports and worthless documents from American colonist 5. crossing the border who were also obliged to pay the sum of sl5 gold for the inspection of the stock brought by them. The collection of these dues was illegally made inasmuch as the country's laws grant colonist free entry for their effects.
 Two Republics: Photographic parti- culars to hand from Pachuca anent the Santa Gertrudls holocaust on Thursday are to the effect that thir- teen miners lost their lives. The ori- gin of the fire is still shrouded in the deepest mystery. Most people are of the opinion, however! !that it was the result of an explosion of gas or fire damp. It was discovered when the night force were in the act of retiring. The fire spread with lightning rapid ity and prevented the doomed men from reaching the surface. Super human efforts were made to save u e victims by Mir. Ned Richards, who lost his lie in consequence. He had al- most reached the surface when he dis covered that ore of the Mexicans was missing. This induced him to lower himself again to be taken out dead. His last remarks were that he pre- ferred to die rather than to allow his companions to perish without an effort being made to save them. Numerous other daring acts were recorded among the miners.
The oasis., 1897-01-09
WILLIAM ROY.

New Two Story Building Newly Fitted and Furn- ished, with all Modern I'm provements Bath Room with hot and cold Water and Shower Barand Billiards Terms Moderate
The Butler weekly times., 1897-04-29
A Lively Time.

The county board of appeals met
at the court house Monday for the
purpose of hearing complaints OF
the action of the assessors and the
board Of equalization All went
smoothly Monday. but Tuesday the
dissatisfied appeared in force and
the board was besieged by indignant
tax payers from both the towns and
country who made haste to state
their grievances. The day was a
stormy one fer the board and at
times the discussion became SO hot
between individuals and certain mem
bers Of the board that personal Ell
counters were only prevented by the
sheriff interfering in behalf OF peace
aud harmony The people should
remember that the board has no
feeling or peeuaiary iateEest in the
natter Of equalizipg and adjusting
this vexa,ious tax matter It IL
very unpleasant position to eli and
no doub. in certain instances sligL
Injustice is done, but this injustice
as a general rule fills upe n the poo
whose little property is assessed a
.bou: its fol- value. and not upol
itha vel,-.o do who do the Kicking
The Butler weekly times., 1897-04-29
TWO BROTHERS SHOT.
Lewis Gutridge Killed and Sam Dangerously
Wounded.

The Tragedy Occurred at Granite, Oregon. |
A tele legram on Saturday from |
Granite, Oregon, to Humphrey Gut
ridge, at Spruce. conveyed the intel
lisence that his two brothers, Lewis
and Sam, had been shot by John
Nc May on, and that Lewis was dead
and Sam badly wounded.
On Monday Mr.. Gutridge was in
Butler and received the following
telegram:
Sam will live Murderer caught.
Lewis buried at Granite.
Tou McEwIN.
The same day Mr.. Gutridge re.
ceived letter from Lewis dated on
the 22nd in which he spoke of having
sold out his mining interests and
expected to return to this county.
He was about 35 years of age, mar
ried Miss Thornbarg of the east
part OF the county, and leaves her a
, widow with two girl babies, l and 4
years cid.
Sam Gutridge is about 40yesrs OF
! age,he is merchandising and has the
! postoffice at Granite. He married
Miss Kasb. daughter of W. L. Kash,
OF Deepwater, and has an interesting
: family of children.
No particulars could be obtained
of the killing or the cause leading
up to it. Tha tragedy has thrown
gloom over the neighborhood OF
7 Spruce where they formerly lived
\ and had many friends and relatives
LATER: G. Fl. Gutridee, OF
Spruce, kindly sent Us letter from
his nephew, o B. Stapleton, writer
on the day of the tragedy and re
ceived yesterday. In substance i
says: Lewis Gutridge and John Nc
Mayon had scuffle on the porch o
Sam Gutridges store. Sam ran be
+ twee them and received shot fron
McMayon's pistol in the groin. Lew
4 is received the second shot, whic
struck him in the right breast an
he died 10 10 minutes, the third sho
made a scalp wound on Sans heae
Sam knocked McMsyon down wit
piecs of board and they disarme
him and have him under arres
Sans wounds are not considere
dangerous.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-04-29

Butler has transferred her gun
plays to Rich Hill. The boys down
there are getting wild and wool
ly, and on the slightest occasion lead
pills are furnished free of charge.
The Demorest Medal contest will
take place at the opera house next
Thursday night. There will bs sew
er.l conte atants and the affair prom
isos to be quite interesting.
Spruce township 8 s. convention
will be held at Walnut Grove, May
sth. The program arranged for the
occasion will be an interesting one,
and happy and profitable time is
anticipated
The TINES is glad to note that
John Ludwick, Buffers enterprising
druggist on the east side Of the
square has let the contract for new
and model front for his store. Car
penters are at work getting out the
frames.
One of our best citizens and most
substantial farmer friends, }. B
Havs, of Ballard. called Monday ane
renewed. Mr.. Hays is one of th'
TINES pioneer subscribers ant
among its large family Of reader
has not better paying member.
New York" jailed last weel
charged with stealing money from
couple of gi,ls at the Laclede, ha
his preliminary trial and was boun
u over to await the action of the gran
!. iury. The chances are favorable fe
1t Edward wesring a new suit
d clothe, at the states expense.
The TINES hss most e1celle'
'f correspondent a. Hume. We ha'
le piven him thorough tIial. and AS
y irst class chropicler of local even
ut in his town and neighborhood
fully aud completely fills the b'
"a No item of news escapes him, 81
a. he sends his correspondence IL
d time and in good shape
'g Demorsst's Msgazine for M
'ft contains nearly 200 graphic iiiust'
,ions. and there is not dull page
il, ..Mckialey's Admipistratlo
a.. Told by the Camera, is alone wo,
j. the price OF the Ms agazine, the pt
q, tocraphs wildly depict the wh'
"a pageant. aud needing no verbal
N. scription.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-04-29

Those interested in embroidery on
linen should have Demorest's Maga-
zine for May, which contains paper
on ''The California Poppy in En-
broidery," illustrated with lovely
designs for tray-cloths, doileos,
scarf ends, etc, that will furnish
dainty and artistic work for deft
fingers when summer days are
long"
G II. Black, one OF ths subs.an-
tial young farmers of Spruce town.
ship, gave the TINES friendly aud
ubstantial call Tuesday. He re-
ported the farmers busy in his sec
tion planting corn. Oats be said
was up nicely, but the wheat crop
was very spotted and the yield
would be short.
Judge Lay was in the city Monday
and held special term of court for
one day. The following cases of i'm
portance were disposed Of: Jas. NJ
Jamison against Daniel Kinman
The question involved in this suit
was the right aud custody of two
children. The fight for the posses
sion of the children was between
the respective grandparents. The
mother of the children, who was 9
daughter OF Mr.. Jamison, died some
time ago, and az the father was {
shiftless fellow it was thought besi
to give the little ones better home
than he could give them. The tria
occupied the greater part of tn
afternoon, and was settled by tn
court giving the children into tn
custody of the grandparents on th
mothers side. This action wa
thought best by the court On &C
count of the age of Mr.. and Mr..
Kinman, the contestants on th
fathers side. Mr.. Jamison was rer
resented by Graves & Clark, and Ml
Kinman by attorney Dooley, of Ric
Hill.
The case of G. p. Coleman, {
whom the TINES made mention las
week as being tried before Jude
Dalton to establish his residenc
was also heard by Judge Lay an
the decision of Judge Dalton estal
; fishing his residence in Bates count
was sustained. As stated in tt
TINES last week, Mr.. Coleman owl
26O acres of land near Johnstowl
and is vested with considerable pc
{ sonal property. He is bachelor {
or 20 years of age, and has been a
{ ficted with paralysis in the legs Il
: several years, and it is claimed own
z to his sickness and helpless conc
, tion he has become nOncombesmc
} It's A short time ago the old sc
! tleman adopted a child, to whom
: has given or intends to leave b
S estate. Relatives who have care
8 for him for all these years object
: tho proceeding, hence the test
< establish his residence and right
( transact business. The case is NJ
in the courts and promises to
- quite an important suit and lee
,un contest. Thos. J. Smith attorn
urn for Bates County heirs, Graves
Clark aud G. G. Dickinson for c
'o Coleman.
cad The other case disposed of v
the state against Morgan J. Boy
=, The bill of exceptions in this CT
VIII was filed and the matter transfer
lsxt to the supreme court for heari
sev- Bower is the man who attempted
ON. kill his father in-law, J. A. Wade
Rich Hill November last, and is n
in the penitentiary serving term
ton two years. Tho case is taken to
Nav supreme court in an effort to sec
49, bis release.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-04-29

Mrs Catharine Horn, of Sheldon.
Mo, is 4 new subscriber to the
booming TINES.
Herman Hansler, druggist 8. ,
Emporia, Kansas, was given one year |
in the penitentiary for opening and
appropriating the contents Of let.
ter that belonged to another person
The letter was addressed to Herman
Hassler, and contained draft fer
$500.
A Wichita dispatch says that the
growing wheat fields of Southwest
ern Kansas and Oklahoma have been
greatly damaged within the past few
days by clouds of fine sand which
have been blowing over that country
Growing wheat has been cut into
shreds by the sand.
The law card of Hon. Thes. J.
Smith appears in another column
Mr.. Smith is one OF the foremost
lawyers in southwest Missouri and
has large and lucrative practice
He is hard student, and gives to
his practice that mature Judgment
which comes of life time of close
application.
Jas. White, G. G. Collins and VIM.
Stone broke jail at Harrisonville
Thursday night of last week White,
one of the escaped prisoners, was
taken from the jail in this place only
day or SO before, where he had
served out sentence for stealing
He is wanted in Cass county fe,
horse stealing, and was bad man
The heads of 116 fourth class
democratic postmasters dropped il
the basket Friday. Missouri came
in for more than her share. In thi
immediate vicinity Henry count,
was tapped hardest and three head
] went rolling: j. n. George, at Cal
houn; G. A. Noll, Deepwater, and J
I K. Reed, Norris Fork. Unless
halt is called, headsman Bristow wi
soon have the decks cleared of dem
:, ocrats.
The citizens of Butler deeply syn
Y pathize with DIR. H. b. Temple an
9 wife in their great sffiiction over th
8 sudden death of their littls sol
!, Eldrsdge, The funeral took plac
r Tuesday At 1 o'clock from the fan
9 lily residence on North Havana stree
! The little fellow was taken sic
r while attending Sunday school Su,
e day morning and died at one oclos
i Monday afternoon. We undsrstsn
2 death was caused by malignant sea
j. lot fever. As there are no cases
,e scarlet fever in the city nor has thel
is been for long time, it is not know
d how he contracted the disease.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-04-29

Window glass, roofing and build
ing papers, picture frames, carpets,
shades. wallpaper. paints, etc, at
D. W. Drummonds. Aft.
That's q mistake about Peter Lane
making preparations to join Philips
show He bought that handsome
pair of Shetland ponies for bis own
use. The ponies have had their
measure taken for a bran new set of
silver mounted harness and in few
days they will be hooked to hand
seme phaeton and then the scrub
| teams OF Butler will have to elear
| the track.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-04-29

The chiuch bug is making his ap'
rannce.
The electric power house and gas
works at Trenton, Mo, burned last
week.
II begins to look like Rich Hill
i've trying to gain u reputation as
ssAooting town.
The maple trees about town are
out 10 leaf and another week Butler
Iil look like forest.
Tsggart & Hamilton, OF Adrian,
Aavs sold their hardware stock to L.
\ I, Whitfield, of Warrensburg.
Dr.. John Harper has opened a
dental Office in Harrisonville. The
IMEs wishes lin success.
Another fine rain fell Tuesday
night, which was q decided advan-
ags to tbs growing wheat and oats
Elder J. X, Spesr, pastor OF The
Christian church at Springfield, Mo
has accepted a call to preach at Gin
lon.
Il has beea pretty dry picking il
iovn the past week. Owing to tn
iact that the farmers are holding a
0ecutive session in their corn fields
II is said hundreds OF people !
Louisiana are on the verge OF sal
Mtion, on account OF being drive
irom their homes by the floods.
The Butler public schools WI
eloee the middle OF next montl
The graduating class numbers abo'
twenty, the largest class ever turre
ont Of school.
Ths gamblers in the wheat pits
the cities raised the price when Il
tarmers had none to sell. So Frids
whet touched the dollar mark, b
isdid'nt stay there long.
\ The sugar trust is grabbing t
beet sugar factories By the tn
the beet sugar trust aud the stan
yard oil trust get through rkinnl'
the people there won't be much l'
70 quarrel Over.
Mr.. NJ. Curry wish TO corit
tbs statement that appeared in Tu
I days Democrat in regard to his S
ter gcing to marry the mayor
springfield. He says it's a mistal
!, Is his sister kuows no such pers'
The Butler weekly times., 1897-04-29

A,k7seu says taxes IN Batter. ARE
outrageous The tendency is TO
,.-.vent the growth ard Development
ed: Reilsr-" Atkezoa ought 10 be
~. !~~. sss-a IL fcwB 20 lick On
.gzea H. .houla pay ug without
=. word acd shus up He fought ar
ex.a,,atio:. ta1. lie fasored a general
distribution He started a caiiv to
support his heresy, be accomplished
his ends. Now let him abide the
consequences without mouthing.