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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-23

Washington, March l9.-The semi
ohieial statement given out at Madrid,
adv Using the government that a de-
mand for indemnity based on Spanish
responsibility for the Maine explosion
would be Indignantly repelled by
Spain, attracted much interest in Of
fetal circles, There has been little
dou bt for some time that Spain was
preparing for the contingency of an
adverse report by the American court
of inquiry and to that end was pre-.
pairing to anticipate and offset it by
making clear the governments policy
by standing by the report of the
Spanish commission.
The report of the latter body was
due in Madrid yesterday, and while its
con nclusions are not officially known,
it s a foregone conclusion that il will
find that the Maine disaster was due
| to accident, resulting in internal ex-
pldsion. This was foreshadowed in
tho advance utterances of Captain
Petal, head of the Spanish commission,
VIII o stated publicly several days age
that the theory of external explosion
was untenable.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-23
Farm Hand shoots a Robber.

Boise, Ida, March 10 Near Meridian
last night robber was fired on by a
farm hand named Austin The thief
returned the fire, using revolver and
shooting six times without effect.
Austin had a shotgun and shot but
twice, The rnbber ran and the next
morning tran. OF blood was found in
the sagoarush. The robber evidently
had confederatss who helped him away.
ne was evidently badly if not fatally
woEgded,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-23
SPANISH MAINE REPORT.
Will BE Delayed Until American Report
is Published.

Madrid, March 19.-The govern
ment is exceedingly hopeful of early
results from General Blanco's plan of
large operations in the east of the
island.
1t is understood that the report of
the Spanish naval court in the Maine
disaster will be delayed until the
American report is published.
Senior Sagasta, the Spanish premier,
says that the journey of the Spanish
torpedo squadron, now at the Canary
Island, to Cuba, has been indefinitely
postponed.
The tone of the press is more hope
full, but financial circles are still un-
easy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-23
WILL NOT PAY INDEMNITY.
spsin Anticipates the Report on the Maine
Issues n Statement

Madrid, March 19.-"The report OF
the Spanish commission on the Maine
is not yet known, but the statement of
several technical officers, who have
made close examination of the scene
of the disaster, show it to be indisput.
ably due TO an internal accident.
Anne rican assertions to the contrary
are, therefore, deplored in official
quar- ters as tending to mislead public
opin ion, and render the situation still
more difficult from the standpoint of
mai tanning friendly relations between
the two countries. 1t may be regarded
as certain that should the American
tech hnical commission present report
declaring the disater to be due to an
extd drnal explosion, the public here
will refuse to accept such finding,
and any demand for an indemnity
based thereon win be Indignantly re-
pei led by Spain"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-23
Hofrs Attorney Fined.

San Francisco, March 19.-B. w. Nc
Intosh, the attorney who attempted to
negotiate the sale of the alleged con-
fession of his client, Albert Hoff,
charged with the murder of Mrs. E. 8.
Clute, formerly of Salt Lake, to the
newspapers, and who was fined and
sent to Jail for contempt of court by
Judge Carroll Cook, applied to the Su-
preme Court for his release on writ of
habeas corpus, and the matter came
up for consideration before the court
in banc. Attorneys Black and Hill
appeared for Mcintosh, and assistant
District Attorney Hofmer and ex
Judge Murphy represented Sheriff
Whelan, against whom the writ was
directed. After great deal of argu
ment pro and con, the case was sub
mitted and at 5:l5 the Supreme cour
handed down it's decision. dischargini
the writ and remanding the prisone
to the custody of the sheriff, to serv'
five days in Jail and to pay fine of $500
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-23
SAN FRANCISCO SAFE.
Strong Fleet of War Vessels to Guard Il
Golden Gate

Golden Gate.
San Francisco, March 19.-Within
three weeks San Francisco will be one
of the most strongly fortified harbors
in the United States, and will have a
fleet of war vessels capable of holding
its own with country that has more
ships than Spain can send to the Col
den Gate Themonitors Monterey and
Monadnock have been ordered here
from the south. The Baltimore is to
come here from Honolulu, three tor
pedo boats will be sent here from Pu-
get Sound, and the cruisers Charleston
and Philadelphia are being prepared for
service at Mare Island, as is the gun
boat Yorktown,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-23
SHOT BY BURG LARS.
Sacramento Citizens Vain Attempt to
Overcome Robbers.

Overcome Robbers.
Sacramento, CAL, March 20.-Ex-
Street Commissioners Il j. Crowley
was shot tand probably fatally wounded
tonight by one of two burglars who
were attempting to rob his house. AL
though go years of age and entirely
unarmed, Croley grapled with one OF
the men and was about to overcome
him when the burglar broke loose and
fred two shots into Croley's breast.
The wounded man who is not expected
to survive, is one of tn most promi-
nent contractors in California.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-23
APRIL FOOL CYAN lDE THEFT
Dan Mandich, a De Lamar Merchant, Ar
rested for the Offense.

Phoebe, March 21.- Deputy Sheriff
Frank Walker arrived here Thursday
night from Parowan with c. F, Green
who was charged with stealing $1,000
worth of April Fool cyhnides and sell.
ing them to Dan Mandich, a merchant
of this place When confronted with
Green, Mandich said he was not the
man of whom he bought the cyanides.
Green was discharged and Mandich
was accused of the theft.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

year stu IN tho hands Of farmers IS esti-
mated at So per cent. as compared with
1911 per cent Of the crop Of 1896. in
farmers hands one year ago The ave-
rage condition ~ bariy is 193 ar COM
pared with So on July isf with SIS on
August T. 1897 and with s29 on August =,
1896 and 500 the August average FOR the
last ton years
Preliminary returns indicate "a rcduc-
ton o. 50 per cent. in the acreage in
buckwhcaf as compared with last year
The condition OF buckwhcat = s-2
against $40 on August Z. 1897 go o Au-
gust 7. 1896. ard 90.2 the August average
for The last ten years.
The average condition OF irish potatoes
S. s3.9 against e5.5 last month. 09 on Au-
gust j. 1897. 9l8 on August J. 1895. and
81. the August average Tor The last ten
years
There has been general and some
what serious decline 10 the condition of
pastures. The reports as 90 tho apple
crop arc Increasingly unfavoraOlc. Some
OF the leading apple growing states re-
port Co practical failure. while others rc-
port from one-third TO tWO-thirds OF an
average crop.
Tho condition Of timothy hay. s93 IS
almost unpreccdcntediy high.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
CONDITION OF THE CROPS.
Corn is Slightly Below the Average
But Wheat is Well Above.

WASHINGTON. Aueust lO-The Au-
gust report of the Stoistician of the
Department OF Agriculture shows Che
following average conditions ON August
lsC Corn $40. Spring 1--WE. 937. Barley
s98. Spring Wheat 800. Oats. sag, Buck
wheat. So. Irish Potatoes N9
Tho condition OF corn, $40. is 25 points
lower than last month. 2N points higher
shan on August J. 1885,. hut o points lower
than on August T. 1890 and siX-tenths of
one point below tha August average for
tho last ten years
Tho principal state averages are as
follows.
ohio So Indiana. SIS. Illinois. o.. Iowa.
90 Missouri az. Kansas 09. Nebraska, So.
The condition OF spring wheat e65. IS 10
points higher than last month"; gS points
above tho average ON August I. 1897. us
points above tha, for August D. 1895. and
lf5 points above the August average for
last ten years
The conditions IN the principal States
are as follows.
Minnesota. loi, North Dakota. Q. South
Dakota, 95 Nebraska. o. and Iowa. "a.
The average condition or spring rye
IS W.l which is 32 points lower than
last month. hrt $50 points higher than
on August T. 1897 30 points higher than
on August 4. Uses. and ga points above
the August average Cor tho last ten
years.
The average condition OF oats ds $40
a. compared with 92s on July 7. $50 ON
August l. 1897 1l.8 on August I. 1895. ana
So August average for the last ten
The proportion Of The cat croQ Of last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
Fl GOOD TIMES IN AMELIA,
a Interesting Tournament aud Ball
NJ Cttcrburn SPRINGS

AMELIA. Va. August 10-Spccia1-
The tournament and BAN at thc otter
tended and greatly enjoyed hy the Young
people of this section. The successful
knights were Mr VIM Stuudcrs0u who
crowned Miss Matte. ODE lovely and att
ttactiVe daughter of Mr.. r. 49, Booker.
of Jctersvilio. queen OF Love and Beauty:
Mr. BailN. who crowned Miss GoOdall of
Richmond. hrst maid. Mr. II. r. Mil.
who crowned Miss plOuu. OF Newport
News. second maid Alr Fort Evans
Who crowned Miss Enright OF Amelia.
third maid.
The coronation address was delivered by
Hon. w. A. watson. OF NOttOWaN. I'm his
usual very eloquent and appropriate mani
ner. ana was me croWnlng- weature Of the
occasion
Resides the guests 40 the Springs who
Participated in the dance We're Misses
Ellen rutherford Mary Southall. Mill
drcd Gregg Salle and Lizzie Meade.
Sarah Harrison. Belle and Berry Booker.
Nell Holland, the Misses DctWciler and
Enright.
Some OF the eenucment present were
the Hon. r. O.. Southan. W. d Hard
away and s T.. Farrar ana Mcssrs. Joe
Austin. Lewis and Gordon Harvie. Rob-
crt and Aaron Branch John Lumpkn.
Percy and Charles Glenn. Dr. SOuthall
and MI IOmNns
The dancing was continued until the
small hours of the night when the pare
Elephants turned h0meWard. perfectly
charmed with the happy night spent.
band from the CAPITAL city composed OF
Messrs IT, u. Robertson. Eugene Davis
and others. which was rarely surpassed
Tho next special entertainment viii Dee
that or q bicycle tournament which comes
on In the near future.
OTHER ITEMS
The growing crops are said 90 be better
Shan they have been fOr ten years
There are four lunatics in our iau
awaiting the action of the proper authors
ties TO send them 90 the lunatic.asylum
The Amelia Record. spicy and ncwsy
newly published paper 900 this village.
seems 90 Doe welcomed and greatly appre-
Ciated hv all
The colorel excursion from Richmond
ou Yesterday hr0ugh, hundreds of nee
sroes to this place. DO was ID very quiet
and ORDERLY parity
Mrs -. T. GuRC is visiting her mother.
in Cumberland county
Miss kelloeg Holland is visiting her
brother at the sclshuro.
Miss Goodal off Richmond and lNv.
Joe Eennlc and family arc visiting at
Rev. Mr. Bcnnic's. no Five Forks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
Atlantic Coast Line.
cHEDULE EFFEcTlvE JUNE 10 1893
TRAINS LEAVE RICHiOND-UNION
DEPOT

1885 A. III. sunday Accommodation. Ar
Eges Fs.eia9-.s 7,4- a.. II
As s9-cs ~
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n "a NoH"e N"11"
win 80 3. 9iilfi.3 IoiNa
boro l4 3. ~ "ii".'is on
80 l.. "a. Pullman sleeper
arm a, sew fqtA ~ la-"a'"' ii5..,.rs.
bars sA- p. M. Makes all
40 - 4."p' ..+f.- Ar
$40 Z. III, o.uIt. A.-..''i'i'-" t'''., ~
trs,G-s ....s N- ana r..
railroad. ,.........c.,o
$3.50 J.. 49, la Pc
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CONNECTS WIN %. .-- D., ioi
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

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points North. Slope s-H at
Mulold and ttratlI Asl NI 81
$40 A. 81. sunday Oni5. fOI Washing lol
and points .Drll STOPS a.
Nina IIru Anon Ashland.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
SOLDIER WORKS
OUT HIS FINE.
The State Fair VIII Go Ahead Without
the Regular Appropriation.
WORTH BAGLEY MONUMENT.
An Association Formed and Bronze
Figure of Naval Ensign on a Pe'
destaI VIII Bc Erected in the
Capitol square,


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
AUCTION sALrs---rhi. Day
BY Chas. A. Rose
Real Estate and Loans,
30. N north Tenth street.
~ RUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL
ING. 80. 100 NORTH FIFTH ST.

BY virtue of "a certain deed OF trust TO
Che undersigned trustees. dated October
o. 1895, duly recorded iu the clerk office
OF ihe Richmond Chaucery Court. in ID.
B. 1850 g. page 1885, default having been
made and being required $50 10 do hy the
beneficiary. We viii proceed to sell, on
the premises. ON
THURSDAY. AUGUST H. 1S0S
az . u. NJ that COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLING, No 100 north
Fifth street containing or rooms
The Tot fronts 30 feet ON the east line
OF Firth street and runs back l22 feet 20
an alley in the rear
This property is in excellent repair 0nd
viii make O. good home or an excellent
investment.
TERMS. Cash sufficient 20 paw costs
and expenses Of executing this trust with
en- past-duc city and State taxes. and q
note for Sf&fa. with interest on same
from July g. iSNS. 10 day OF sale. and a
credit al 90 thirteen notes OF $3.50 each.
payable respectively October Is. lSQS. jan
uary g. 1880. April g. lS99. July 6. 1880:
October o. 1899 January 6. 1900: April q
1900: July 8. 1900, October 6. 1900. Janu-
AIRY 9. 1901 April q. 1901: July g i90i
land October g. 1901 balance upon such
terms as may be announced az sale.
= II FORD.
w. y. GLINN.
chas ~ Rose. Auciloneer. -. a1sIi,s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
RAIL ROADS.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 5. isos.
TRAINS LEAVE lllCAMOND VA.
1910 a. ST. 40. H. 1Jutn.tu Express
daily for Atlanta, augusta ana
DauvlHe Greensboro. salisbury,
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta.
Sleeper open 40 $3.50 j. ~ STOPS D
all stations between Richmond and
Danyile TO take on and ie- on pass
Connects a, Danyuio. Salisbury.
and Charlotte With tne ~ .sllnb ga
and southwestern Limited 40. 80
Clrrylne s.cepcrs New York go Asne-
Vile. Hot Springs. Chattanooga ahA
Nashville. Sew YORK. t9 Mcmk.
New York Co New orleans ~
coach between Washing on ana
memphis Connections are maao
for al points iu Texas ana Calltor-
MA Sleeper open for occupancy aI
1901 +. 81. 10. g. solid train daily. Cor
Charlotte. n. O.. connae.s a. -o ....,
ley with Farmulle and f0~na5 i.
Vile. Oxford. Henderson and Dui-
ham. ana al Greensboro s'i tItt-
ham. Raleigh and winston salem
a. Danyins With No. b. unlteA
states flsl mai. solid titin. uAit
for New orleans and points South.
Sew orleans nd New York 90 JSck-
elntlle. Through sleeper 9a.',o-ly
Ll Memphis ESQ 1000 iNii' lpNl
tet sleeper ef.fr fciif rptg WIZ
inflon 90 SaL Francisco without
change.
500 r. ~. 40. u, local daily except
Sunday Cor llet sfllI' lNf'e 'its
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
au t 81
c.25 , ST. From Atlanta. Augusta
AshefiIc. ,,.
$3.50 ST. from chIa. 'itN. N,f7Nit'
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 90 and o.. between Man hester anu
Neanolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
By H. A. MccurlN
Real Estate Aucti0neer.
TRUsTEEs SALE.
TWENTY SEVENTH AND TWENTY
TIGHTH-sTREET LOTS.

In execution of a deed of trust OF 18th
Nav. 1896. duly recorded 1 win offer Tor
aaie upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY THE nth DAY OF
AUGUST 1soS
Of Il o'clock r. IT,. ca LOT with SMALL
FRAME TENEMENT. 3iXi20 feet 90
allev ON Twonty-seventh street between
Al and y street west IIne
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. LOT
4GxIef feet 10 an alley on east line OF
,rwentv-eighth street. commencing AS
feet inches south OF y street
TERMS: cash as 10 cost and expenses
Of sale al delinquent taxes and sufficient
10 paw OFF balance az SiaI-i due on bond
residue as may 20 given az time 81 sale,
lyA. MsSIRDy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED. AN ENERGETIC MAN. on
good address. as agent in kicnmouo Tor
an old established business. DANIEL
WADE. 1913 east Main street. rear
office au1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING OF
S. JLLMAN $ SON.
Read how cheap We are selling every

thing:
bag. per barrel .'..,'.............$i -
lib papers Economy Roasted
COfcc ........... ...............
1-pOund cans Corned Beef......... i
Fresh Country Butter. per pound. Ia
Silver King Minnesota Patent
Family Flour SidN. or sack .... ~
Best GRADUATED Sugar. ga lbs for =
2 Wash Powders for .............
Large cans Table Peaches ........
Bologna Sausage per pOund.......
Fresh Frankfort Sausage ........ .
Genuine vermont Maple syrup. bot. 10
Lion Coffee. 1-pOuud papers. ...-. ~
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour IN,
Sit0 or sack ........ .....-.--. ~
Good Hay. per hundred .......... %
Orange County Country ll1ms.... ~
s. IIIMANS SOY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

General Passenger . Sc r'' Assat.


Steamers io1Vo NlrfIIs.
N1, DAILY except Fr.I >
and sunday at 0.1O ID II.
Passengers leave lfl.HmY
Wa O.. and a.. railway % A.
81. 0r d. and - rHl.f. 10
n and So IoItc % g. d.
Ll connect with stedm. "a.
Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
Seats ia private stalls ana cla.'s on
orchestra floor extra. Saturday matinee
10 ladies and children, cents
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04

has brought him to the front as al
attorney Of more than ordinary
ability and his counsel has been
sought after 10y lihgants of promi.
nence lie Is a quiet, unassum
ing eentl,man and the lndppend,
ent tc.qvaks fur him success iii-
plaus regarding the appointment
OF clerk, place Of residence aud
permanent location of the federal
court are not thorouohb matured.
It's probable, hewever, tint Silver
CITY Will br lis home and that
Las Cruces will be the seat of the
federal court. The appointment of
clerk is believed to be between
two aspirants. The first term OF
court over which Judge Parker
will preside in his new capacity
will be the federal court, which Will
be convened in this city next Mon.
day, the 7th inst"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
LOCAL ITE MS.

Lae Cruces is principally dis-
tinguifhcd now ~ the place that
isn't going to get tho u. $ Court
After an absence Of several
months on their beautiful ranch,
Mr. aud Mrp " $ IIopewclI have
returned to town.
W, } Kelley, uncle of Geo.
Il shane, is here from Cleye
laud, O.
Harry Chandler Of Fniryirw
is in town IL Is understood that
Mr. Chandler intends going to
KIondike ID carIy spring
This week H. B. White sold
out his interest Ia his livery static
to his partner { c. Crows, aud left
for the ludian Territory 10 engngo
ia other business Mr. Wmtr'-
Hhuy ifchds lu hill0butp WISH
him success, Mr. Crews viii here.
after conduct the livery busiurrs
aaae. lie is nn energetic md
popular young bnainess man and
viii 40 doubt do well.
Prof. Jeues 4 Long, former.
Is 81 liill-hprp, is now 1ue of the
cd.tofs aud po ristors oi the
Deming llrnIiieut, 10 company
with J. J.. Whittou. Mr.. Long il
@ good writer and we look tor ~ .
good a Headlight a. ever, which is
saying . good deal MIR. Whitton T
.s IS first GLASS printer and also a .
good writer. Success 10 both q |
en-
Judge Hirach, 81 Garfield. was
ia town a day or two this week /.
visiting friends. The Judge IL an
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
KINGSTON NEW !.

Mrs James l)rummond and Mrs,
L, W Mister are out camping with
Mr.. Drummand, ON the South
Pelcha,
j. i Mcpherson, Of the county
seat, was up Sunday
l.. E Armer, Of North Pcrcha.
wac IN town this week.
Miss Eetella Clay came home
last sunday from Silver City, where
she has been attending the Normal
School She will conduct the
store for her father.
Harry Chandler, ex county sup.
erinendent Of schools, was IN town
Wednesday.
Aug. Wohlgenluth was at the
capitol Wednesday.
/ Spafks hrags on hls soup.
lie will trent the bows to soup
supper Saturday night.
A new restaurant will be
opened in Kingston in few days
The Brush Heap has shipped
another carload of ore.
On Saturday eve, Feb l2ih, a !
lasket social Will be given at the
Monarch Hall for tho benefit OF
lie public school Everybody N
gited NIKE.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-02-04
SAYS CANDIES WON'T BURN
II DN NSOI

i lfom the s r5t eohe,
'IDik about oondI-r dctnr sutth
81 90 apiece IL Dawson; lte all
wrong, saId CIpuIcs Way yestrr-
j day 81 wiuieted ON the west fork
ot StewnIt river III - nud % with
u patty from SItka. We went INTO
winter quurters curly, having good
prospects on bar directly IL front
Of our Iog cabin We hed plenty
Of Supplies tI,nl We had hlr,d tho
Iadlons 70 htuR IN for a. wa
lSea Among other things we
had Rrta ol tlllow candies
Ihiuta went alerg nicely ~ il
Get % WHOM ~ noon II began ~
grow cold lon could feed II set
tie down lLe water in tho boxes
wouldn't run mora than twelve feet
without getting thick, 80 We qult
work and went INTO cnmp. We
loaicd The s1oNe up with birch
wood aud pomehedy lighted n can.
a.c i burned nj night for a min.
uro ~ mo, then the heht com
mrnc,d 70 grow dIiu, e,d in all mp.
pcuiauces went ou', was sur
Priscd, upon examination, to find
TINT the wltk Was sull burning,
but the tHlow wns not melting
tie wick a. il burned, the
hle lurulnp ilrelf night III Tie can
die uuul tie wick VAS consumed
clear down to the hotDcm, melting
u hole about thc size of a lead pen
cd though The ta.luN but useless
% light uud Ne hed q 90 t. bed
ii tie dark Candies aro not
worth fl so each when the vealhcr
Is trul cold, for thry won't burt