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Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

FOR SALE-AJ a sacrifice, an elegant folding bed, fine bureau. willow rocker, dining chairs and several handsome oil paintings. The Curio,
 corner Jefferson and Second Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

AUCTION-Wednesday, November IA. at ? ?. m., $500 w-Ith of rugs, carpets, toys, bric-a-blac ,otc.; also the entire contents of a seven-room cottage. consisting of bedroom sets. plrlor, dining room and kitchen furniture. at our new furniture room, g. North First avenue. Open for inspection Monday, s q I'll. J. T. RedmCn, pro- priotor. Hammond, aucti .neer.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

WANTED-Cow; J.rsey or part Jor- sey; three gallons milk daily or more. MuKee's Grocery Store.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or with out board. 436 North First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

There is usually a woman connected with all great undertakings
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

WANTED-Pony about nine hundred poun5s; ride or drive. Cyclone EX- press office.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

WANTED Man b6lrdar, country; rate nominal: expected to do few chores. Proper person will be tTeateG as one of family. Address John James Johnson. City.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12
ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY Mad

ARRIVAL ENTRAORDINAR Mad anne Lucille Montague, the world fa- nous palmist and clairvoyant. has arrived in Phoenix direct from the large eastern cities. where she fore told events happening in the lives Of some of the most famous characters in national and private life. NO MATTER WHAT YOU WISH TO KNOW, Mime. Montague tells you with an accuracy that baffles all hu- man skill. If you are interested in love, divorce, marriags, wills, law suits, location of mines; in a word. there is nothing that interests hu- manity too obscure for her to solve, with a conclusion never else but sat isfactory. Mime. Montague has par Tor at the Wharton House on North Center street, between Washington and Adams. Letters must contain fee of $1. lock of hair and stamp. AL ways consult the best.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

FOR SALE-Cheap Two lounges. 22O Ela=N Madison Street.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

WANTED-Store space. suitable for merchant tailoring; must he good To- cation. Washington street preferred; any nice place will do. Will take half store with some one. Address Faust the Tailor, Congress, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

WANTED-Spr:ns wagon. good. Ad, dress Fox 1074.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi- enced card reader. tells past, present and future: Ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 50 cents. 231 Buchanan street, corner of Third street.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

WANTED-Msn and women to repre- sent established house on salary. Splendid opportunity. Address P. O.. Box 5S7, Portland. Oregon.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

WANrED-Two young ladies to l.ar-n | kirierglrte ening and to assist Miss Ellis in her work. Call at Christian church, mornings.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

PERSONS desiring to give labo.- in ex- change for water shares in Imperial Water Co.,, call on Rice & Leighton, No. 90 North Second Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

STRA FEo-A dun pony with black marks, years old. Return to Us and rec. i've reward. Lawrence & Clark Vehicle Co.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

DIR. ALICE LAWSON, the divine healer and clairvoyant, life reader, treats diseases of all kinds and gives advice on domestic and business af- fairs. Treatments and sittings daily. Office hours, g a. m. to p. m., at 232 East Adams.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

An angry queen beats a king full.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

FOR RENT-One or two nicely si.u- attd: furnished or unfurIishei Iooms: no objection to invdlids. AL North Sixth Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

WANTED Every puaness man in Maricopa county to know that The Republicans job printing plant is the best equipped in all Arizona and that the prices and stock and styles are right. If you want bill heads or let ter heads or printing of any kind call at The Republican office or send word for our man to call on you.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

WANTED Clean rags. suitable for wiping machinery. Repi1blicau office.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12
DERMATOLOGIsT.

THE VIAVI REMEDIES CURE CA tar:h, Stomach Trouble, HemOrrh0ids. Rheumatism and Uterine Diseases-
 MRS. +. F. PARKHURST.
 Room 3, The Doris, g s. Second Av- enue. Afternoons. Consultation free.
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WANTE1D-Girl ty assist In general housswOrk. Three in family. Apply S2S North Fourth Street.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12
DRESSMAKING.

 DE VORE 7l3 West Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

PLEASANT, sunny furnished rooms. with veranda, with or without board S01 West Madison Street.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
A CHRISTMAS LEGACY.
~ saS JULIA rau,rr .isnop.

CO HE n-ixhbofhood would have been
q very pleasant onr. erybody
u said, " II had not beech f"F the
Behs0ns Long residence in the nriShbor
hood had no; nsaiie the people snnurr of
fnem jrrrn,iah i;~n-"i, was ii wriSs!ea,
sour looking old man. ma far back as the
oldest inhshltant eond remember. and
his sister. Miss Min.rvy, was even worse.
The very children were afraid Of them,
and made no inroads on their orchard OF
n.s.on patch. Al church the people gath.
cred out In front In sociable groups after
the service WAS over. hut Jeremiah Rem
SON aud Miss MiIsrvy passed on, silent
amid the crowd, and had no cordial
greeting from any one. They simply did
moi -mia'' with their ueighbors and at
ter one falls into that habit, II l. not
easy TO break II.
The little minister. who preached 10
che church al the crossroads. looked on
himseif as u brave man when he ap-
preached Jeremiah In town and asked
him for n little help towards getting the
orphaned Murray children to their uncle
In Springfield. Jeremiah rcpulsrd him
sharply, and told him that II Tim Murray
had taken care or what he made. instead
Of spending II in bar rooms. his children
would not be dependent on charity.
hut M" he said bitterly. "iIe had to
stay 'roun' the corner groceries In town.
while his young 'uns growcd np To Insult
honest folks goin along the road"
SO Jeremiah turned HIS horses heads
towards home. for h. had been absent
several days. Miss Mincrvy was In the
Kitchen when he arrived.
.Hrn In. lime Vp,i Wns s.itttn' ta.E
was her dry greeting, You needn't
wonder II you lind everything at skies
an Gvcns."
why what's wrong.' asked Jcre.
nish.
swell. In the hrst place, there's them
movers tina, ~ let camp Down BY the
spring the woman's dead. She was bur.
led this mornin' The man says she was
sick when they came. This ought to be
. warnin' to ~. never 10 let campers
settle on this place again.
'.Shc WAS left u widow. an her brother
WAS takin' her back where he lived, so
he could take keer OF her," was Jere.
mlah's explanation.
Take kecr Of her lie ain't got sense
enough to take krer o. himself" retort.
I'd Miss Minervy with scorn. II wisht
he'd hitch up an 20 along. wherever he's
. goln'."
jeremiah looked thoashtfuily out OF the
window, towards the leaness oak trees at
the foot OF the hill. The eansas.covered
wagon WAS still down by the spring: he
could just seq the top Of H. Miss Miner.
W expected that he would immediately
20 down the hill and request the camper
~ move on. but he did not do 50 I'LL late
that evening.
Jeremiah stayed a long time. Dusk
came, and dark. Al last she heard J.res
uiah's step~s shutiiins step. "a OF one
feeling his way, Presently the doaf
opened aud Jeremiah stood there with A
big bundle In his arms.
"Minervy," he said. aud stepped.
sW~iir' replied his amazed sister.
What In creation have you got there.
jeremiah.
"Min~rvy. said Jeremiah again. aoun.
6.rins heiples.iy.
Hut thu bundle answered the question
Tor Itself, for II all al ane~ began 10 wrlr.
gle, and At one snd Of II appeared two
ragged little shoes. and at the other end
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
WASHINGTON.

Shippers of Harrington claim Great
Northern rates are extortionate.
George Hart. a coal miner, recently
shot and killed Ollie Jones in an alter.
alton at Franklin. Hart and his vic
tim are both negroes.
Two Cuban bloOdhounds have been
received at the penitentiary for use in
running down escaped convicts.
The eighth annual meeting of the
State Dairymen's association will be
held in Cheney at the normal auditor.
ium on December q, % and 90.
Andrew Nels Johnsonfi a Swedish
miner. was found dead last week buried
in coal at the bottom of one of the
chutes of the Northwestern Coal Min.
ing company.
North Yakima, Wash. Dec. 2O.-The
state fair commission has submitted
its annual report to the governor. The
commission recommends that the state
fair dates be changed to the first week
in October.
FIVE thousand barrels of flour made
IN Lincoln county We're recently shin.
ped to Ecuador South America. II Left
rairhaven on the steamer Charles p
Lane, 1t is said to be the first large
shipment OF Washington -four sent to
South American points.
The Spokane city library will be a
Tree institution after January 1st and
Us 5000 volumes will be open to public
choice with absolutely nothing to paw.
The council yesterday voted to throw
he doors of the library open to one
and all alike. 1t is estimated that the
result OF the move will be the doubling
OF the demand on the library within a
short time.
The excitement over gas and oil
IN the Rosalia district continues. and
preparations are being made to develop
the field to ascertain the extent of the
gas, and il it is here in paying quaint.
Ties. 1t is reported that Luke Rawls.
who owns a tract of land in the Hole
IN the Ground" at the head of Rock
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

milk In the least. but ate IL with q cheer
full readiness that stamped him gentle
man at hcart' Before you could think.
the baby. aud Jeremiah. and Brutus. and
the floor. were all strcwn with bread and
milk. and the strangest thing about 1t
was thar Miss Mincrvy did not say a
word. And then. all at once. the baby
laid her golden head against Jeremiah's
rough sleeve. and with a sleepy yawu.
went of 10 dreamland.
Amt II funnyy She Amt afraid OF
Us, Minervy, That's what took my eyes
the minute seen her--for she leant out
o the wagon an laughed right in my
face.
Miss Minervy turned hastily away: and
when he noticed her again she was max.
ing up bed on the lounge. She even
found the bundle OF clothes that Jere.
miah had dropped AT the door. Then.
with painful nush on her face. she
bent over Jeremiah and dressed the baby
Tor the night and laid her In the warm
littl. bed
Jeremiah was restless, and was always
rceping into that other room 10 see that
all was right. or getting up In yiolent
hurry under the impression that he heard
the campers wagon coming back after
tn. baby, AT last some slight noise In
the other room Weakened him from his
hrs, deze. and he dressed himself quick.
ly and took Miss Mincrvy by surprise.
Anything wrong, Minervyr' he asked
a. she started back guilty from the side
of the baby's bed.
Il was afraid hadn't covered her
enough" she snapped.
Jeremiah went meekly away, but no,
10 sleep; and In less than an hour ne
caught Miss Minervy again. aud this
time she did not start from the little
bed.
II was afraid Ia covered her too
much" she said simply. Cant ,ou
sleep. jeremiah? y
Not wink" he replied. drawing the
Goals together and starting 4 blaze.
Neither can |. I've been thl,,,,.
Jeremiah. III 40 to work maxim. hs,
something Tomorrow. I've got a lot q,
thugs ! can Tx over for her.
Thatu be great" murmured Jer,-
mish.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
UftEtiON.

The Corvallis Poultry Show ~
great success.
There is shortage Of about \
bushels as result of an investir
at the Junction City warehouse (
The old Gem mine, in the Z
district, has been bonded to ~
capitalists. The deal Is generallvs
to mean that the property il n
worked on large scale.
A fire broke out in the washei
stored in the picker department
WOODEN mills recently. probably
a steam pipe, but was extinguishs
fore the damage was extensive
The Ashland city election paa,s
very quietly. Very little !nteres|
taken in the polling, outside d
anti-saloon league, on the licenaa
ton, and a very light vote was -
Articles of incorporation have
filed in the county clerks Office 81
Dalles Driving Association, whici|
recently been formed here for IL
pose Of providing a permanelt n
and proper grounds where tim
speed, district fairs, public gamea I
can be held.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

Lake, has bonded his land - : b
capitalists, who will sink -
that a cash payment on the ~
been made.
Hon. A. J. Splawn has retr
North Yakima from Chicago. ~
was in attendance at a stock ~.
selected from lot of 200 ca,,s
Herefords two bulls under ~.
that took the first prize and nns..
them to add to his fine farm ~.
Springdale on the Cowicho
The animals cost about 81, 900 d.,'.3
in this city. and are said 20 he ~ y
in the world.
II the plans adopted at a me.t,.
Gently held in Spokane deyelos ~
erly. Spokane will be the Soon.
huge exposition in 1902. Tho -.
adopted strong resolutions and ~,
ed committee Of IL citizens ~
on the preliminaries. Thirt.
known business and mining ma,
present at the meeting. A gove,.i
appropriation Of $3.50, 900 is to Y
ed for the exposition. the purrs.
which is to show the mineral 49,
of the northwest. The name ~
was the Pacific Northwest Inter,,
al Exposition. 1t Is projected "a ~
ened in June and closed in Nnv.7
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

"An' we ought 70 give her better
chances at learnin' than what we've
had" Miss Minervy went on. "fou We
got 10 take mott now, jeremiah, an show
soinc int rest in the schools, for wei.
want the best one there is by the time
she's ready to start
my. Minervy" exclaimed jeremiah,
in helpless amazcment.
An it's not only for her said MISS
Minervy, kindllng with enthusiasm but
we'll want wsll-trained class OF young
men for her 10 select n husband from.
Great Scott. Minervy." was Jere-
mialI's feeble ejaculation.
Jeremiah found her the next morning.
standing Ia the door. in the clear winter
sunshine. and watching the baby and
Brntus careering about the yard. the
bah shrieking with laughter, and Brutus
disgracing himself by frisking like a pup
Ply.
"Wc'ye had our breakfast" said Miss
Minervy that eAultant I'VE.
IAN I'm going to town as soon as I'm
done" said Jeremiah
'Notnot after that camper" cried
Miss Mncrvy, faltcringly.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
WANTS JUST A FEW THINGS

E doesn't want 50 very much
Fl At Christmas time this year;
i 1 JusI few little things
To bvyi-f hEarsS dear.
He'll he content with Just few
or an the hosts Of toys
That Christmas morning ought 10 brAG
To all good little boys.
He only wants Il rocking horse.
A train Of ears, and engines, TOO,
That round the p!ayroom roll.
iiremans hat, "A mall ana Dat
And police patrol.
He speaks about Monks ark.
With animals a score.
And hopes thar Santa bring him that,
Though he bring nothing more.
or course hpd like some building blockA
hammer and some lacks,
A watch that ticks like papa does,
A spade and pickaxe.
| know he'd like a bicycle
with real rubber tires.
A great big Kite that scars up high
He cr,ientiy desires.
He also wants a Mother Goose
With pretty pictures IN.
A big brass cannon OH two wheels.
some soldiers made Of tin.
lie doesn't want so very much,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
take that child back to that ma.." com

take that child back to that maA." com
ma nded Miss Mineryy.
Hes gone. Mineryy," said jeremiah
sseb!y. Hes been On the road more'n
two hours"
AN where have you been with that
baby al. this time!
1--WE been in th. barn, MInervy," con
fcssed the culprit, In deep humiliation.
IL KEEP thinkin' Id come In pretty
soon"
Mas Minervy wss filed with righteous
wrath. But the baby suddenly kicked
merrlly ut her with both feet, wrigglcd
down from .Icremiah's arms. aud with a
laugh threw her arms around the neck
OF Brutns.
"Dis Ii my dogZie.' she said.
"sposin' we feed 'er, Minervy," shg'
geared Jeremiah, with cauiioh.
Miss Mincrvy must have been very an
cry. for she merely stood and g'arcd at
Jeremiah. Hu, he noticed, after awhile,
that Miss Minervy had gone to the pan
try, and he softly rubbed his hands.
How the baby laughed, aud kicked. and
ate, snd fed an occasional handful 70
Brn,us. who did not care for bread and
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

NO" replied the unblushing Jeremiah.
IT don't think he went that way"
Jeremiah" she said, with Il strange
note OF appeal in her voice; ITO morrow 5
Christmas"
The little minister and his wife. look
ing out OF the window that day, were
amazed to see Jeremiah drive up to the
gate and come up the walk with the
springy step of young man.
Il been thiukin' about that Murray
family" said jeremiah with emharrass,
ment. "A crowd o children you said.
didn't you?-an some OF EN- babies.
maybe. An You want to send 'em 10
their kinfelks at Springfield? Well, I've
brung along y check-a little check"
His voice had traled of and lost itself.
but the minister had him by both hands.
and was saying something that made his
own eyes meist-somethiug \about the
fatheriess and the widow
why. Mr.. Benson" cried his wife.
what good fortune has happened to
yonf'
"fes-.Man't II good?' he exclaimed ra.
dainty. See that baby bed out in my
wagon! An look at that dolls foot stick
in out o that bundle. They's- thcy's
goin' TO be stickin' on our ehimhIey
board tonight. We've jest come into
legacy, Mineryy an me. Them campers
left ns baby"
He turned away with sudden rush OF
feeling, but at the door he looked back
and proclaimed proudly:
IN u amt afraid Of neither one of
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
THAT LITTLE CHRISTMAS TREE.

vt was a little Christmas tree, with can
atfs al. A..ew.
i And golden bAiss and silver stars, q bright
and shining row.
The children danced around u, and c!apaed
their hands with Eieei
And mol = child WAS happier than the little
Christmas tree.
But next week. stripped Of all its gifts and
cast into the yard,
IL nurmured with little sigh Vow. sure
TO give delight for but that night
And then to Oe forgot.
would seem to be for any Tree
most unhappy lot
Bat Ned snd Ted and ~ns Fred soon sp'sd
u where II lay.
"Hurfahi'' they cried "A mDii . MAST
Wen sail and saii away.
And far across the Arctic seas
Our gallant ship shall 60
10 and the seal. sed paiAs bears
And jolly Esquimaux.
4 plank their ship. a sheet their sail. the
hsppy tree their s,ss,, ,,,o.a and
These bold 81 piorsrs notthward tufhcu' ~"
sailed away 80 fss,
That sooa Ger unknown lands there waved
The banner Of the free.
This xsaH thai proudly bore "
was the little Christmas tree.
What afterward befei 1t would take me
II oacs became a fairy wood, where elves
and drysds dwell.
And once prAncinx. eohibiaek .seso'
With q noble knight Hstridsi
And once q dark and sio1my cass
where hears ana lions hide.
Hut when. one day, there wandered by
ragged. shiser.aS hay
he saW the little Christmas tree shh
dragged Il home with Joy.
merry blsse h. kindrd,
with Its welcome warmth and shine
n - D - cnlA f1nf ftsstttt
with the odor OF the pine.
--Iisien Atandi.h Perkins, Ia 81. Nicholas.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
MONTANA.

The game law is a dead one: 81
Supervisor Moser. He says the
Wardens are pOwerless.
Matt Levin died last week IL T
cOnda Of congestion of tn lunga
was a pioneer of Montana.
All school children in Helens
have never felt the vaccine pointa =
become vacinated within the next N
Joe Ryan's lodging house and NJ
of Butte. was destroyed by Gre ri
ly. The loss was about 5000; II
once, $4,000.
The nine cases of smallpox ~
home Of Louis Norman, in the n
valley, are getting along nicely
their way to recovery.
J. Fl. Butler, formerly chief dispa
er of the Montana Central at q
Falls, who went to Texas to accQ
similar position on the Cotton Bell
returned to Great Falls, where h
probably make his home.
The smallpox in Butte is COMM
most entirely to persons not vacin
Some doctors are charged that thQ1
responsible for the spread Of ~
ease because they do not report
cases.
R. N. Adams, a young man 0
ed at the Reese tunnel sawmill II
Miner basin. about 80 miles south
Livingston, was probably fatal
jured last week by being struck
falling tree.
1t is expected that there will
meeting of the fruitgrowers cal
assemble soon after Christmas q
soula for the purpose of disc
changes that have been proposed
fruit and tree inspection laws.
Oscar Moaillo, one of the bril-
of the young finlanders In Red
was recently killed in the Rocky
coal mine. He was at work u
incline. 600 feet under ground
a mass of rock weighing tons feli
on him and completely buried au
his head.
w. E. Lynch and J. A. GrahAn
of the best known passenger q
ors on the Kalispell division
Great Northern, have been notinsl
their services are no longer 70
the reason assigned being that
cent wreck near Bolton was CO
their negligence.
The new railroad from KALI
Flathead lake will be complies.
ready for operation by the f1r0
new year. This road is twelve
long. and has been built entl
private capital. but it is unos
that the new line will eventus'
made part of the Great W
system.
The Supreme Court Of McntA
affirmed the judgment Of the
court in the case of the Helens
Works company against the -
Helena. holding that the COW
water between the two was NO.
because the city has exceeded
stitutional limit of indebtedne.
J. +. Wilkins, of Bosen.an.
Butte last week with some nns
mems of buffolo heads and nido
have been secured from the
Allard herd on the Flathead
reservation. This herd is nov
cred the finest in the United os
the roam the hills almost the
before the state was settled.
The increased use of books
tana during the year indicatos
vance in the right direction. "
1899. there were 10000 BOOK
public and semi-public librar'e.
state. One year later there ~
600. gain of 10 per cent.
for home use in the state ANU
300,0OO volumes during the ven
ena leads in the number Of
and books.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

Just a few little things;
A poodle dog, a tahby eat,
a little bird that sings.
\ pony and pony cart
few such things us these
A shiny sword and leather belt,
A trumpet and drum.
Some candy and seine gum.
Only few things. but these few
Are every thing he sees.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
JerrX,s Snlilnnnx

Nav ser Sandy Claus won't com.
pls year. snx he's on de bum;
Sea he lost bis Job n SO
he won't have no stun & blow
In on me fer presents-but
Don't seems OF Sandy'll cut
In Wild any play Ike dat
win Frost.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
4 lickauiuuy Plant.

Is chillnn needs mo civil rights,
De white folks gattcr make some laws.
Case some Gh us On Christmas nights
t'its clean fohgot by Santa Claus.
Washington Star
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

May-Christmas always puzzles ME.
Belle-How?
May don't know whether | shonla
De thankful for the things l didn't ex.
pect or disappointed about the things |
expected and didn't get.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

"Diekie, did YOU get anything on Christ
mas besides skates."
fes'm got tn Group" Chicago Rec
ord
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
NORTHWEST NEWS ITEMS
BRIEFLY TOLD IN NOTES.

IA Interesting Collection 81 Items
From the Four NOrthwes states
Of n Miscellaneous Nature Gnth-
cred the Past Week.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

sams up . tangled. golden head and q
ainpied. 2-yesr.old face.
s~srmah' Whcse child is thatf And
what are you doing with itY.
Its the dead wemsn.s h.hx. ala
Jeremiah softly. aud he cam. nearer m.
IRE and sat down. with III. bahr an hi.
knee.
Jeremiah. ysa 80 sisls .ssaixAs an.