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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-04-02

The tugs with their lows of logs
were considerably shaken up during
the rough weather of last week. The
Cyrus Walker with raft of logs from
the Mason County Logging Co. bound
Fox Island, between McNeill's Island
and Point Defiance, and the logs were
scattered along the beach. Other tugs
went to assistance and nearly all the
logs were gathered together again.
The Zephyr was also forced to drop
her raft in Commencement bay and
and strike for home; but afterwards
picked up the raft and brought it
safely to Tacoma Mill
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-04-02
Notice Of Sheriff'S Sale.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON, FOR MASON COUNTY.
JOHN M. PATTON, Plaintiff !

HENRY FLETCHER MARY M. FLETCH-
Err, A w. GuIsLER and GERTRUDE
GUISLER, Defendants
NOTICE OF SALE ON EXECUTION.
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF a writ of special execution in the
above entitled cause to me directed, duly tested
and dated February 9th, 1897, upon Judgment
In said cause dated February 17th 1897 in favor
OF the plaintiff John M. Patton and against the
defendants, Henry Fletcher, Mary NJ. Fletcher,
A. w. Guiser and Gertrude Guisler for the sum
OF Six Hundred and Eighteen and 87-1O0 ($618.S7)
Dollars, together with an attorneys fee of $40
and 29.89, amount paid for taxes, with interest
thereon to date of judgment at the rate of per
cent per annum amounting to $40 have levied
upon and will sell according to law and the said
execution, the following described property
situated in Mason County, State of Washington
tOWit:
Lots three (3) and four az and the Southea RI
quarter (Se "A of the Southwest quarter (SwL)
OF Section Eleven QD and also Lot One ~ Of
Section Fourteen 'l4) and Lot One ~ of Section
Fifteen 15), all in Township Twenty three fZ3)
North OF Range Three 81 West w. M
ONOW, therefore on Tuesday the 9Th day of
April, 1897, at 10 O'Clock, a. M of said day,
at the Court house door in Shelton, will sell at
public auction to the highest and best bi oder
Tor cash the above described property, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary to sa sfy
said Judgment. costs, interest and incre as ed
costs, as by law I am directed
Dated Shelton, March 3rd 1897
s. CALDWELL,
lst pup, March D, W Sheriff Mason Co.
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Olympics Once More.

Il saw some ore from the Olympics
today which will go $40, 900 to the ton, y
said a we'll posted and reliable mining
man to Leader reporter yesterday,
says the Port Townsend Leader,
The mining man in question has spent
years in practical work in the mines
of Colorado, and is competent ASSAY.
er.
probably float" remarked the
Leader man.
mo sir, it was from true vein
about twelve inches wide, and that
showing should be sufficient to satisfy
any man." replied the assayer. "But
l cannot give the gentleman's name
without violating his confidence. He
is not searching for capital to develop
the find as he aud his partners are
able to handle the property them
selves. He is an acquaintance whom
l have confidence in, and believe he
has found the lead he says he has. 1t
is the richest quartz 1 have seen from
the Olym pics"
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Private School.

By request have decided to teach a
private school this summer, I desire
pupils from the third, fourth, fifth,
and sixth grades. And if secure
forty pupils will teach for one dollar
per month in advance. Less than
forty S1.50 per pupil. All parents
desiring to send pupils please see
Mrs. ADA L THRASH. Civ.
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We have full line OF Field q Car
den seeds, Early and Late Rose & Bur-
bank Potatoes.
MCDONALD & O'NEILL.
Hoods Pills are the favorite family
cathartic and liver medicine Price
25c.
Spraying and pruning have occupied
the attention of those wno have fruit
trees this week, and for the coming
few weeks considerable remains to be
done.
Just received a new lot of fancy
dishes at Munsons: x
Just received at Mrs. Shaw's a full
line of samples of new spring dress
goods; also embroidery scissors and
all kinds machine needles. X
The Shelton Hand Laundry is doing
first class work and the force is kept
busy. Something unusual in the
average hand laundry they do first
class starch work. See ad.
Managers Bordeaux; of the Mason
County Logging company, and Will
hanson of the Williamson Logging
company, were in the city from Shell
ton during the week bnying equip
ment and supplies for their camps,
which ar, amo & the most extensive
| in the state -Tacoma Trade.
Now IS THE TIME to purify your blood.
and Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best
medicine for the purpose. Thousands
of great cures prove that it is the One
True Blood Purifier.
A. S Ruth returned last night from
a trip in ~ ason county. He says he
thinks he was missed lots of fun by
being away. He further says that
they ale very indignant in Mason
cnuntv oyer the veto of the capitol bill.
Olvnpian.
See Munson's new line of Carnelite
| Fireproof Ware this week.
| E. L. Moody was to have been hung
at Montesano last Friday. according
to the sentence of Judge Irwin. His
attorney. however, has appealed the
case to the Supreme Court, where the
motion for a new trial will not be
heard till the October term
IT may save you time and money to
| be informed that. when You need
blood purifier Ayers Sarsaparilla is
the kind most in favor with the medic
al profession 1t is the standard and,
as such, the only blood purifier admit
ted at the hicago Worlds Fair.
| If YOU wish 20 buy some logging
views cheap, examine the lot at the
journal. Office Us low as ten cents
each
nnr,nu the ...vere wind storm which
psssed over this section last THURSDAY
afternoon. no serious accidents occur
red in this vicinity. but two fatalities
were reported fson Olympia. Miss
MYRTLE Jeffries. aged 18 years, while
riding home from the city, was struck
on the head by flying limb ana IN
| stantlv killed The limb crushed the
buggy, but did not injure Mr.. Jeffries
or the horse. 1t was also reported
| that a daughter of Peter Mckenzie,
res;Sing lust this side of Mud Bay, was
| also killed while driving home from
school. We have since seen severai
| conflicting accounts regarding the
matter. and there is yet some bou0t as
TO whether she met with the unfortu a.
| ate accident or not.
| Have you used Postum Cereal
better, and healthier than conee
lHunter & Hutun h9eQiA
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ALICE M. HALLIGAN, PLAINTIFF
THOMAS +. HALLIGAN
Defendant,
The State of Washington to the said Thomas
F. Halligan, Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date of the first publication
of this summons, to-wit: Within sixty davs
after the 18th day of March 1897. and defend the
above entitled action in the above entitled court
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff and
serve copy of your answer upon the under
signed attorney for plaintiff at his Office below
stated; and in case OF your failure so to do,
Judgment will be rendered against you accord.
ing to the demand of the complaint, which has
been filed With the clerk of said court
The above entitled cause is an action for q
divorce and plaintiff asks the court to dispose
of the Community real estate.
March 18th 1897, s. P Richardson
Plaintiffs Attorney
z. 0, Address, Shelton, Mason County, Wash
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MANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR
Wy Women TO travel for responsible establish
ed house in Washington. Salary $3.50, PAYABLE
$15 weekly and expenses. Position permanent
Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped en-
velOpe. The National, Star Building, Chicago.
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shelton, Friday, April, End, 1897.
Personals.

L.. ~,
to Olympia Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hauptley were
over from Union City yesterday on
shopping trip.
Or. Wells was called to Lillewaup by
telephone yesterday to visit G. Knowles
an old soldier, who is troubled with
heart disease.
Tory Lynch, brother of Mr.. James
Neal, left last week for Southern Cal
ifornia, in search of change of CHI
mate.
Mrs. A. H. Knee1and has been quite
sick for the past two week at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Greytrax, but is
now up again.
Pete Peterson and his bride, nee
Miss Laura Simmons, arrived from
Tacoma last Friday and have gone up
to Ed McReavy's camp, where Pete
has built new home.
Miss Mabel Downs, Of New Kamil-
che, was visiting Mrs. o. L. Tew this
week, and arranging to take the civil
service examination, for appointment
as teacher in the Indian service.
Mrs. Schlesener's household goods
arrived from Tacoma Wednesday
night, and Mr.. and Mrs. Schlesener
have gone to housekeeping in the
Marshall house on Franklin street.
James McReavy left last week for a
short visit to his children at Victoria,
berore taking up his work as state
land inspector. He returned yester-
day and has gone to Olympia to be in
stalled.
Word from Prentice Dunbar states
that he is doing we'll at Northport near
the boundary line, where he and his
uncle Will, are at work on railroad
bridge. Mrs. Dunbar is staying with
Mrs. Young. at Tacoma.
Hugh Morrison, Frank Williamson
Thos. Bordeaux, Nell Hilton and ]. w
Ludgate went up to Olympia last Fri
day to attend communication Of the
r. A. Chapter. Mark e. Reed, wht
was also in town, went up for thu
same purpose.
Mrs. w. S. Ellis came down from
Olympia Saturday to spend a few
days with w. S., who is still busy put
ting up some first class signs. Hi:
work compares favorably with that o.
Rice, under whom he learned thu
trade.
County Commissioner, Henry Lath
am, who was brought oyer from thu
Purdy place last week to be under thu
doctors care, is improving. AS tn
result of an injury his right hip wa
affected with erysipelas and an abces
also formed on his leg. DR.. Well
1ancei the abcess and has the erysipe
las under control.
Solomon A1berts called in to bid u
all good bye Monday, and left on tn
noon boat for Seattle, from which
point he and Frank Breau take tn
steamer for Alaska in few days
Sol. had a hard time to tear himsel
away from civilization and the girls
but he could not resist the wiles o
fortune.
Mrs, w. S. Covill left last Frida.
for La Crosse. Wisconsin, where sh
Expects to spend the summer visiting
Her departure was fastened by wor'
of the illness Of her sister. Miss Fan
ME Covill expects to leave for South
ern California for the summer abou
the 10th, when Mrs. Shannonhous
returns to her home at Bakersfield
Mr.. Covill intends to visit the Ross
land mining country during the at
sence of his family. Herbert Covill i
now in that section and doing we'll.
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Shelton POst-Office.

Nails close for the East daily 1t II 80 A. H.
H.;is close for the North daily at A. N.
Nails arrive daily 1920 A. NJ:
General delivery open from A. M. to IL NJ
"E.i;. Leave for Matlock, Mason. Juno. Grove
nd Sstsop at m every Tuesday and Friday
Mnnov Orders and Postal Notes issued.
Mon0S ]. e. SLIGH. Postmaster.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria

/
Why was Dame Nature so unkind to mel
It's just my fate.
Instead of curly, as it ought to be,
Ny hair is straight.
Each night a row OF papers held with pins
Ny head envirOns.
Ny life's one endless drudgery Of tins
And curling irons
A thousand ways to curl it I've devised.
I've used the many curlines advertised.
But still my brain with hopelessness is whirled.
1t won't stay curled!
Why did de Lawd dun made dis wool OBJ mine
So full OBJ kinks?
He'd lust as well uh made it long an fine
An straight, thinks.
T,ze oil,d an old dis wool an breshed it back
A heap, klahr,
An tried a pow full sight to mex it lax
De white folks hahr.
Jze used dem drugs perskipshuns frum de sto'-
Indeed has-but faint no use no mo-.
IT am no use to bresh dem kinks an fuss.
Dey JUS gets wuss
-Kourt chalys in Boston Journal.
If your tea is not good,
why don't you drink water'
It is cheaper and better tor
you than poor tea.
If it as good your stom-
Iach is glad to get it; does
its work better.
ScAlzzixg's Best is good
tea-at grocers' in packages.
A SchiIins Company m
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Opinion of Frances willard.

CASTLE, n Y. Dec 5, 1897
To our White RibboneIs and Temperance
Friends in the West:
The National w. G. It. U. voted at the st Louis
Convention without dissenting voice, to send
of our very best to you and that means Mrs
Clara c. Hoffman, whom we call our "Great
heart and whom you will call by the same
name when you have learned to admire and
love her AS we do who have companied with her
"lO, these many years."
Mrs. Hoffman, although New York woman
by birth, comes to you from Missouri am is the
Thomas III. Benton of the Prohibition move
ment, i. e. she is every whit as able as the great
Senator from Missouri and brings to her plea
for the protection of the Christian Preside a
logic as powerful pathos far more tender and
personality vastly more home-like. You will
rejoice to have Mrs. Hoffman in your homes
She is a true motherhearted, sister-hearted
woman, as generous and genuine in nature as
| any person that have met in my long pilgrim
age. Mrs. Hoffman will do you good and you
will do her good she will strengthen and build
| up every righteous cause, and no one will have
a word to say against her-eXcept the oligarchy
| OF the liquor traffic.
| Hoping to see you one of these bright days
| later on, am as ever,
= Yours with sisterly regard,
L FRANCES E. WILLARD.
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There is more Cat"rrh il this section of the
country than all other diseases put together and
until the last few years was supposed to be in
durable. For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be constitution
al disease. and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio is the only
constitutional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to teaspoon
full 1t acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circu ars and testimonials Address.
FL CHENEY & co. Toledo, 0.
ER-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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Summons of Publication.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON FOR THE COUNTY OF
MASON.
ALICE M. HALIIGAN PIainfiR>
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-04-02
Business Locals,

We have a full line of Field & Gar
den seeds, Early and Late Rose & Bur-
bank Potatoes.
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Notice Of Sheriff'S Sale.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OFTHE STATE o
WASHINGTON FOR PIERCE COUNTY.
JOHN r. MEREDITH, Plaintiff,
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time. visiting Seattle ard other places Of
note before returning
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fsendrie. OF san
Francisco. are visiting Mrs H,snSirje's SIS
ter. Mrs. VIII Vail Of this place. They
leave here soon for Seattle 70 visit friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs Joe Davidson visited Ever
ell friends Wednesday
Mrs. Matilda Luce visited relatives in
Everett Wednesday.
Martin Luce WAS A SnchomiSh visitor
the first 81 The week.
Miss Gertrude Clemans Of SnohoHsiSA
closed a most Succession terrs Of school
81; Hartford on Friday last. In the after
noon parents and pQpils gathered 1t the
school for "A general good time, Rotations,
singing. games ana fine supper helping
20 make taa hours enjoyable
On Monday evening air. and Mrs. VIII
Vail entertained a number Of friends ct
their home in Hartford. l, being the attn
anniversary of their marriage. Their home
WAS gaStefully decorated wItk zfowrrs and
ferns. The evening was pleasantly passed
with various games and conversation. end
ing with a dainty supper. The gifts were
numerous THE guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Hensirie. or san Francisco,
Mir. and Mrs =. l.. Case. Of Chstfieid,
MINI; Mir. and Mrs. :. Is, Woadsum. MIR.
and Mrs. ~ II. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Il.
Eccles. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Van Horn
Judge and Mrs. 4. +. Mcdonald. and
Capt. and Mrs. John MonSev
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RO>I.NN SOCIETY.

ROSI.YN. July S.--The chiidren's day
service of Mt. pisgah Presbyterian church.
held in Unity hall. June y. was decided
success, and the elimination of much hard
Work and study on the part Of the teachers
aud pupils. The exercises were under the
efficient management of Mrs. II. r. Bush.
while the hali was beautifully decorated
by Mrs. George Sloan. assisted by tho
ladies and children, the stage being ono
mass of potted palms. house plants and
roses. The body OF the hall was decorated
with festoons of cedar and notices. The
Sunday school officers VINO assisted are:
Superintendent Anthony Stoves, Secretary
Miss Minnie Ronald. organist Miss Lane
and Treasurer James Miller.
The pupils, numbering over 9,A formed
ia classes AT the church. and. carrying
beautiful satin banners. which were dec
GRATED by the teachers with the class mot
toes. marched from the church To the hall
where the following programme was rem
dered To a large and appreciative audi
ence: Marching In of school to Onward
Christian Soldiers" song. 20. Children's
Day, school, responsive reading; song
Precious Jewels school. responsive |.
The Lord is in. Let all the earth: prayer
song thu Lords Prayer. responsive SER
vice on prayer. NNIIf Psalm: address Of
welcome by Master Edon Carsten sen:
I'm our Dear Lords Garden" by nine 1T
The Christian Armor' by the volunteers,
Hold the Fort" by volunteers and
school; responsive exercise. by Truth
Seekers and Bible class. Nearer. Ny God.
TO Thee" by the girls from the Jewels:
recitation. Almost Baby" by Myrtle
Erwin: song, Wake Up. Little Daisy"
by three little girls from Daisy Chain;
motto and song, by Daisy Chain: "Bihla
Alphabet" by school; recitation. What
Boys Can Do, boys from Little Lights;
song. Jesus Bids Us Shine" Little Lights
school; address. by Rev. Waller; coIlcc-
ton for Childrens day: parting song and
benediction.
Following are the class notices and the
teachers, Bird s Nest" Mrs NJ H. Rom
aid: Little Builders Mrs. H. S. Waaier.
Little Helpers A.s. =. l.. Porter: Tit
tie Lights" Mrs. James Russell: Daisy
CHAIN Mrs. Il. r Bush: Morning
Glories," Mrs. ]. r. Morris; Volunteers"
Mrs. George Sloan; Jewels Mrs. n. X.
Wilson: Truth Seekers" Mrs. w. j. Jen-
kens; Bible Class" Rev. II. s. Waaier.
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PORT ANGELES SOCIAL NEWS.

PORT ANGELES July 3--The men,
hers of the G.. a. X. and of the Methodist
church rendered Rev. and Mrs W. II.
Mock surprise party Wednesday even
ing in honor Of their sixteenth wedding
anniversary a number of handsome pres
ents We're given. among them being a
beautifully decorated couch which was
the gift Of the entire company. There
were over tx people present and the even
Ing WAS most enjoyably spent.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Johnson entertained
a few friends Thursday evening
Mrs. George W Meagher will visit next
week with relatives in Seattle
Mrs c. r. Mallette expects to join her
husband in bout three weeks at Nelson.
Z. -.
Or. A. b. LulI left Tuesday for Ballard.
whore he has considerable property
city Attorney w j. Marquardt was a
VISITOR this week in Seattle and Tacoma
Miss Margaret Carrigan arrived this
week from cAiilicothe. o. and will spend
the summer with her brother. Mayor VI.
j. Carrigan.
Mr.. f. A tftz Henry returned Monday
from business trip to Seattle
County Superintendent f.. H. Hatch
and Mr. George Meagher. jr. will spend
this week in the east end Of the county.
completing their trip at the Fourth of
July celebration at Dungeness.
Mr. T. A. Crooks, Of Globe Ariz. ar
rived this week AMI will spend the sum-
ner with his father. MI :. NJ Crooks
Attorney Jo1n Trumbull Of Port Town
send was in the city this week on legal
business.
Mr.. W. g Davidson Mr. H. V. Butler.
Dr. and Mr., @. J. Knepper all Of the
nited states navy arrived Thursday.
They VIII join the gunboat Concord at
this port.
EN-County Commissioner knapman. ac-
co:npanied by his wife and daughter. of
hlNn' were guests Thursday al the AL
bany.
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IN EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT, july 3-Mlss Kathleen
Hopp a member Of the graduating class
Of the Everett high school this year left
on Monday ,or EnensbuEg, where she viii
take course IN the state normal school
The ladies Of Unity guild viii give a
musicale al Guild hall Tuesday evening
July 8.
Mr. g. r Siemiller and family have ar
rived in Everett from Olympia to make
this city their home.
MIR and Airs. b. :. Grosscup. and Mrs.
john = noinIn, OF Tacoma, were visiting
friends in Everett last week.
Mr.. {. E Bsrgignd is eack from a
prospecting trip IN the mountains.
Mr.. l.. l.. Crosby and SIR Tim Collins
were lucky winners OF bicycles at the
raifies last week.
Ar. ana 3irs j. W. Bafhiey are happy
over the arrival of a baby girl. born on
the 10th Of June.
Mr.. W C. Campbell and Miss Emma
O"&eal. o. lowell were married early in
the week and have taken up their resi-
deoce at Lowell.
Mrs. y II. Chapman and Airs. Croueher
Went TO Tacoma on Monday TO witness
the rose carnival
Al the Methodist church on Tuesday
evening the ladies gave a nickel social
telling in amusing rhyme what they had
accomplished by the investment OF a
nickel 1t was very successful affair
Miss Emma kilcup OF Whatcom, is Wis
itiug her sister. Mrs. II. \. Jones.
Mrs. Thomas a Garrisues and her sis
ter, Mrs. Runyon. of Iowa. have gene
TO San Jose, California, TO spend a few
weeks.
Mr.. w. :. Gillespie was a visitor TO
Seattle on Wednesday. Mr.. Gillespie has
quite recovered from his recent serious
encounter with the burglar in Pratt's drug
store
Miss Yule and Miss Porter left on the
bmatilia Saturday morning. They will
pass the summer months In California
Prof. Hasyey Mitchell arrived in the
city on Sunday last from New ork 10
spend the simmer with his parents
Mr.. LeroF 7. Vernon came home on
Tuesday from the Chicago University and
viii remain for the summer vacation with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Sv ell. Mrs. w.
DEF. Edwards and daught~i. Mrs W c.
sHalweli and children and Miss Ruby
Brown went 10 Tacoma 10 attend the rose
carnival.
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IN aoLDENDtLE SOCIETY.

f.pr.uFNrAtr Tnlv e-T.aet Sunsa,y
s,-s,,t,e ,a,.rs occurred -, ,,o,,a,al s,.sn,
-, az. -. ~ cotar,a tr,n..nt for an r;o,a.
er.7afe ~ the NJ = -hurch t,ofelao4ate.s
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s.o,ai-,t- rr.or, 'rhe r,rce,ys r,ry,a MS .,re
,.a~gd and s-l,sn ~, h. snriet, ~ yof,r.-
PM. - ,ha pe,,tts9 Auss Aania
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,ta rarr ~ Tho s-,@.tesss x.-ssrfrs~ he .r,-
tla4,,,.-4 .-~ov-., ~ libs~tv ~ sine ad8ol
tra ,.,,,,,s et.rA a,,s 3fnba.se.s tb.r, sr:,,
49, -vara.t,,-ed hsn,r ..-. trusted
,,,.sseas,.ye .-.4 af.ye 80 f.a~ser ,f.,.s fi,,,,
rar-a gg~re- V-.fiiao rsa5tirar.l .r.sv, &c
sitee -firnta %e4aftf -Trt4lIis.... Mis-
Me- lar ..Fr..ern.sy.r ono J.e.r
~. r,,...r.r,..l.. ana 1itss sfs~v AIl-n
.41-,.rjl.ts-,.-.s ana F,,,ri..fle,a 1fis. L..
afs T,t,Lse,, l.4 in ,ha ,.,yarfls vs.3sa.S
s-aft ;3..-- &. pbffitns snd Nfr I s Tss-,.
ha~ In fb4.~ ,-.3 Aze-,s-s, r,aga.3,. afford
s7 ..-,r..rt,ir,vrer,t re- ana tf. ,.rs.r,a fofes
Miss isiace closed rAs prrertrr.rse % ehe
sve0tn.- hs a stirring apge,l for ..rgb-
tgfv,s" cause.