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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-12
REPURLIc.


The Republic mill is assuming shape
rapidly.
I The raise in the Lone Pine is in q
nne body Of ore that Is six feet wide.
The Republic company was sinking
shaft in the south drift Of the 600
foot level
Information has been received that
work viii not be resumed on the Biz
Lion for some weeks.
Superintendent drummer is prepar.
ing the San Poll and Black Tail for
Stopping and win have them in shane
TO take out ore within two weeks.
The insurgent shaft 10 going down
about foot q day. There 10 consider
able water coming In and 1t retards
progress considerably.
Work Ii progressing favorably on the
shaft Of the Tom Thumb. It has
reached 2O6 feet depth. The amount
Of water bailed out daily In nearly 5000
gallons.
At the Morning Glory only one shift
Is at work. No work Is being done on
the winZe- II 10 down only about 10
feet A raise Is being made to con-
meet the Wine with the surface, which
is only about IL feet up.
The work OF enclosing the boiler at
the ouilp Is progressing faycrably and
viii be completed soon. The big en-
CINE is In place and the compressed air
tank win be in position within few
days.
Machinery for the big Republic MIN
Is coming in rapidly. There Is said to
be about 20 teams on the work. As the
roads are in nne condition It will not
be more than 10 days before the last
OF the plant will be on the ground.
The new compressor plant for the
Tom Thumb will be Of modern design.
and Of capacity TO drive Eve Ingersoll
drills. The shaft is down go feet.
No more drifting win be done on the
mine until the new machinery is in
place.
Nearly all the machinery for the Re
public Reduction Company's mill is in
place and about ready for use. The
superintendent states that every part
has arrived, the belt and shafts having
been the last parts TO arrive from
Grand Forks. The large teaching watts,
eight feet In diameter and Is feet long.
were put in place last week and the
big boiler is also ready for use. The
building is 100x250 feet In dimensions.
At the Mountain Lion mine 20 men
are now employed under ground, 10 on
each OF two shifts. Stopping ore on
both the north and south ends is the
principal work in hand. In the mill
the full 20 stamps are running and
crushing about IS tons per day. The
Huntington mills are hung up for the
present for the purpose Of ascertaining
what can be done with the stamps
alone. The ore is fed slower and
stamped to q finer mesh, and the
stamps are dropping quicker than
usual
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Tacoma, May 6.--ofiicers Of the steam.
ship Tacoma, which arrived from Yoke.
hama, in speaking Of the great number
Of japanese fOcking TO the United States
and British Columbia, says Il was current
talk in Yokohama that there would be
5000 JaPs leave their native country
for British Columbia alone this summer,
and Il is understood the number coming
10 the United States will be enormous,
The steamer Tosu Maru IL now due on
the Sound with 1000 Japs on board, and
the Dalyn Nostock, one Of the INcoma
liners, will be here in a few days with
pOO norr.
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city OF machine miners In the camp.
A number Of situations are awaiting
good men.
MINING NOTES.

Fiattering reports stiIl continue "a
come from the Tom Quick mine In
Sheridan camp. Washington.
Mineral specimen dealers through.
out the country are looking for Hne
specimens Of rhodochrosite. rhodonite
stibnite. In fine crystals and pyromcr.
phite specimens are In fair supply. but
particularly choice specimens are
scarce.
Speaking Of mines. there IL one right
on the Palouse river which shows rock
and assays not beaten in the whoIe
mineral range Of Idaho and washing.
ton. But because it ID right under
their noses. however, people overlook
it like clay bank and 60 chasing on
over far away divides In search of
hidden wealth, sensibly remarks the
Gazette.
Senator 7. C. Taylor. one Of the PEN
dieton parties who are interested In
Birch creek coal claims, states that Il
was expected another expert would be
there within two weeks to make an
examination and report
Parties owning the 20O0-aere tract
which Mr.. Wells explored, have made
no secret Of #, and in NO manner have
attempted to inaugurate any boom in
connection with It They claim TO
merely desire to ascertain the posi-
bilities. and IL sufncient assurances
through the medium Of expert exami.
nations and reports can be secured. the
property will be developed, and 1t win
not be long before coal viii be mined
from that land.
The Northwest Mining Company haa
just completed its survey Of the Acme
group. seven miles south Of Kettle
Falls. Wash. The group consists Of
i've claims, upon which the company
have q bond and have done q large
amount Of work. Bad air has driven
the men out Of the Wine which had
been sunk Ito feet.
Another strike on the range between
osburn and the Beaver drainage, Ida,
no. was made last week on the Home
stake, claim located by Arthur Webb
last July. 1t was found in an open
cut. which showed two feet Of good
concentrating ore, and an equal
amount Of iron. while the farther waII
has not Jet been reached.
What Is said to be one OF the most
promising copper finds yet discovered
In eastern Oregon was discovered By
J. s. Strock, an old prospector and min
ing man. The md Was-made last week
on the west slope Of Salmon creek,
near the Tom Paine mine. about nine
miles west Of Baker City. The lode
is about 20 feet wide and carries COP
per bearing about so per cent 1t IL In
q district that has heretofore been prae-
tically overlooked for that valuable
mineral Should the values stay at
par throughout the limit Of the lode
the find will prove to be Of immense
value
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Under the recent decision of the I'm.
terror department the privilege Of cutting
timber for mineral purposes has been cur.
tailed to sach extent that permits win
only Be granted on lands where paying
mines exist, making It necessary In many
Instances before peFsnits Of this kind can
be secured To exPend q large amount Of
money In developing mines, and for the
applicant for the privilege TO saw timber
70 make affidavit that the land contains
n.inerai In paying quantities.
Mr.. Marsh Of illinois vas recognized
to move the passage, under suspension
Of this rules. OF tbs bill TO inerease the
for the national guard nom
100000 70 slJ000OOo.
MIR. Hay Of Virginia said that the war
With spain had demonstrated that the
t.ItuTe Of the natiOnal guard MAS of vital
lnPorlance 70 the country. The proposed
6iil increased the appropriation for the
guard without providing in any way for
the uniform discipline Of lis organization
for effective work in time II war. Mr..
Hay thought that, coupled with the IN.
creased appropriation, there should be
some geRsnl legislation along the line
u the bill he had prepared some time
ago.
Mr.. Steele Of IndiArlA favored an ei-
aeient militia.
The senais has agreed TO the request
BY the house for = conference on the
army appropriation bill and Senators
iiaSisy, se~ell and Coekreii were named
ss conieFesG
A eonisfrnee VAS also agreed to for an
agFeeaneht on the fortiHoAtion ball, Sen
ataFs Perkins, Warren and PettigrrE be.
ing Baaaed ~ eoniesesA.
The senats also sgTcod 10 a confsrence
on the Colorado cooperative colony bin
in Frapnrt 10 d-serS lands, and Senators
iiAhsbtouga. Carter and Sullivan we're
named roHfereeA
The ball DECLARING Everett, Wash, a port
u entry in ths Pngs4 Sound customs "a.
not aAs PAss-d.
%rhaloE rsllrF thsa called from the Liable
his rr.oiaiion expressing sympathy ior
he HpeEs aud sddnr~s>i ID. s-n5le.
In the s~hAse THURSDAY, on motion II
-~aaIos Chandler. the Clark ease Nrni
',cs until Tuesday nrNI, al Whlch innr
he gave n"sig~ ihat he would ask Tor It's
'oniinaous consideration until dl.I.p~-i
T.
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81. Louis, May s.--A washed out tres,ls
leading TO the BLACK ridge, south of ST
Charles, Mo. caused a wreck Of the Kat,
Flyer" fast inoOming passenger train
on the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas railway
and resulted in the death Of John Boyle
nrrman, and the fatal iniuring Of T. l.
Palmer, engineer. Fireman Doyle was
crushed to death by the engine, while
Palmer was terribly sOalded by escaping
steam. The accident was caused by the
recent heavy rain storm that had washed
out the foundation Of the high trestle
The engine and tender went down withou,
warning, carrying along the baggage and
smoking car. None Of the passengers
were injured.
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Poultry and Eggs-ChickenA. old.
1o9llc ID. live weight: springs, $40
$50 per doL: ducks. s405 per doG;
geese. dressed. lie h.: turkeyA live.
10912c dressed 120ISc; eggs, frssh,
S4.006A.50 case.
VSgetables-Potatoes. S004Oc Dor
cwt: onions. t1.0001.5o per cwt
Live Stock-Beef. live steers, &c.
dressed, 6h07la: live cows, &c, dress
ed S%66he: veal calves, dressed,
1880; mutton. ewes Sc, wethers sIkc:
hogs. live. 34.75 per cwt drssed, Ss
per ewt-
Sheepskins--Shearlings l0c each:
short wool pelts. s0050c; medium
wool. so0TSc: long wool. 75c0t1.oo.
Tallow-No. l. e par ID; No. ., %
per ID.
Hides-Dry No. 1 (ls Ihs and up.
ward), 15012O14c; salted hides.
steers eco lbs and Oyerl. &c; cows and
all steers under 60 lbs. &c: calf skina,
salted. Sc; sailed kip. &c; stASs. bulls.
aye.
The local mills pay the following
prices for grain. delivered: Club wheat.
zoe bulk. 4204Sc sacked: hluestam, 40
bulk. A5c sacked; red. $50 bulk. lo0lSo
sacked.
Portland-oaotations in the local
wheat market remain a. yesterday and
are 70 q large extent nominal, some
of the exporters declaring themselves
out Of the market altogether. wallA
walla s.; valley, S3%06Sc; blue
stem. Sc.
Tacoma-whsat. quiet and prices un-
changed: blusstsm. Sc; club. Sc.
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steel masuat. IN Trouble.

New York, May GA hearing Of the
Gaze OF George A. Lamb against John
W. Gatea, chairman Of the board Of di.
rectos Of the American Steel 3 Wire
company, on a complaint that Mr.. Gates
bad violated the penal code In making
false allegations regarding his company,
has begun before Magistrate Zeller. The
hearing h 10 compel Gates 10 show cause
why q warrant should not issue for HE
arreak
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Great Falls, Mont. May s-An the
wheels are turning on the Montana Cen
tral railway Monday and all the strik-
ing men are in their old places under a
signed agreement entered into between
General Superintendent Ward Of the
Great Northern and a committee Of strik-
erS The company will keep the wages
for a month under both the old and the
new schedule and guarantees the men
against a reduction in wages.
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MINES AND AH!IG news
OUR NORTHWESTERN MINES


II may strike the average observer
that Butte mining men are the most
litiguous aggregation Of mine operat-
ors ever thrown together In q western
mining district. That Is a mistake.
They are nothing Of the sort As q body
they are honest intelligent enterpris-
ing and laW-abiding. But they are ten
acious OF their rights. simply demand
Ing that which they conceive belongs
70 them. and do not hesitate to appeal
TO the courts to secure them. There Ia
nothing wrong in this.
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CUBAN editor A..a..lnAsed.

Gibra, Province OF Santiago de Cuba,
May s.-SenOr Alberti. editor Of Don Cal
ridades, was shot and instantly killed by
an unknown assassin at the theater here
Albert was an active politician and his
paper has recently been critieiEing Amer.
ican officers, particularly over election or
derS
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Fatal Fire In a Hotel.

Genesees n. Y, May 9.-The American
hotel here was destroyed by fire. The
todies Of Lafayette Carney and Sherman
neBoray Of West Sparta were found on
the third floor, Il is thought a woman
also Lost her life. Miss Schreiner. a wit
ness. said she saw two men run away
from the building aud almost immediate
" the FIRE broke out. The loss is $1,000
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varaIsA works Bsrsea.

New York, May 8.--The Standard
vamish wOFks Of Kim Park, Staten lsl.
and, were damaged BY Gre to the extent
II eeO0.OO0. The loss h partly covered
by insurance. The Gre is supposed 70
have been caused BY an explosion Of gas
in one Of the companys tankA
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Bristol, Tenn. May Goal mines At
this place are on Gre and there Il great
apprehension for the lives Of the miners
who went 10 work. II 10 reported that all
have escaped except nine, who are anac-
counted for. but nothing whatever can be
learned that IL 81 all reliable.
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Washington, May e.-Rural free de.
livery service win be established al Mos.
COW, Idaho, May II, over 26-mile route,
serving a population Of 1000. Letter
carrier registration service has been or.
dered established May Is In the follow.
ing cities Of Washington, New What.
com, Spokane, wallA Walla, walhngford.
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New York, May e-Foilowing IL the
weekly bank ssAtsmcnt Of lAst
usek; Surplus reserve, decrease,
81 O9s, 500. loans, increase. el3,22l,.
zoo; specie. increase. e2Olo,DOoi legal
tenders. increase, tl.i0dySoo; deposits, in.
erpa-s. el7Oo2, ~, circulation. increase.
eSg.sOO. The hanks nos hold slBp7e,t7S
In ssce-s d the requirement Of the IS
peT cent rule.
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PittsburE. May e.-Butglars entered
the First National hank Of East Brady,
Pa, dynAmitsd and looted the sAie. The
bank officials refused TO make any state.
nIeBt today Of the amount taken, but
the loss IL said TO range from 10000 to
$1,000.
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Death I'm the Tornado.

Kansas City, May s.-Mr. and MS.
HelfTick lost their lives in the destruction
Of their home north Of Elinwood by q
tornado Over 20 people are reported
slightly injured near Ellinwood.
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Washington, May 0.-SenAtor Butler,
chairman Of the populist national com.
mittes, has left for Sioux Falls to attend
the convention. He expressed the opin.
ION that Bryan would be nominated by
reclamation.
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rire ., re,er.hnrn. ina.

Petersburg, Ind, May 0-Fire which
started In livery stable swept through
the business portion Of che town, leaving
but three stores on Main street. The
loss is Sso,oooi partly insured.
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warrenton, oape Colony, May s-The
Boers have been driven out Of Fourteen
Streams and the British are now sncamp-
cd on the north bank of the vaal river.
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plrs az aIasrsw. NJ.

Glasgow, KY, May o.-FiS destroyed
the buslneas portion Of this town. Seven
Of the principal buildings were burned.
TIE los was elso,Oooi partly insured.
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A rerrsas wind sasrm.

San Antonio. May ga terrific wind
storm struck San Antonio. doing great
damage. TIE San Antonio Loan q
Trust eompany's building was dsmolisA-
ed The loss i estimated At $4,000. No
loss Of life Il reported.
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Cigar makers In Montreal have won.
As an employer said: I'VE could not
get along without them"
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PLOT 70 KILL LORD ROBERTS
LATEST SENSATIONAL REPORT.
British Advances Has PssheA NORTH
ward Twelve Miles Frem SMALL
dssI-RaiIways wreeksa BY Beers
-ssKt stand Near ahs zaad River.

London, May 9.-Ihe Standard hears
that information has been officially re.
eeived Of plot 70 assassinaas Lord Rob.
eTts; that the latter has been warned, and
kilograms are now passing between the
Cape authorities, Lord Roberta and the
bone authorities on the subject.
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International convention Of Boiler.
makers win b held at Kansas City
July 4.
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False teeth. they say. are never Just
right until they are paid for.
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NaIuisAsianaiag lAs sislsarsNal Il
ilspaT psoss u his tTssnds insissed On
voting t@ Assa. and b. Id "a The arI
Foll call. uhisk frsaliSi a. tiiopss
HsuaF'i. All 6io. harkrr. 5aJ 40.
tAona-ily. 20, NoTtaa. loi. $e~~-Ary to
. rhsstrr. tss
h.nHellys nsuss cas- ~ithdta~n. T..
H Rahtlly af the Minarsata dessxaiiou
Tush~d to tho stass ssi shouted that
MIhnr~ota Tefusei to have Doanslly's
hAaa Withdrawn.
whAfssa hfks II I'snnsyl, shia "a.
RnsniRa,s.i foE president on the .s<onI
ballot.
IN motion a Howard. the examination
81 whaftoa harksT Wss made unanimous
and tho.~e tuU grailrmra ahook hands
tbsnsut Of kanaas movrd thai tho
name 1t lgRaiins DsHasily b. s~l~-,rd
for vice pFcshlsat The HA"ssnn vas car.
Tisd uish = shout and the ticket CON
plsird.
The convcniiou adjourned sine die At
siI5 p m.
BVyas GsF PTssIasat.
s4ouH Falls. May li.--IIysn vas nom.
mated by ac~lasnattUn at the convention
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Fl.ht E1psstsa a. xand River.

stnalldee, q. 7. s.. May 0.-Gensral
Huttonis advance camp Of the colonial
regiment u tonight settlsd at LodgeIsgen
lwslgeleeeh) aiding.
Ascending 10 reports, the Boers intend
10 make . big stand near the land river.
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Pretoria, May 1.-The request Of the
government for permission to sell min.
ing rights for prices which should be Ap-
proved by the government was rejected
BY the raAd by vote of IL to O. The
session is closed.
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N~-N~NsS AAAg pf-~AuS runway IRON
tinndfort to this plAea has been con.
sldsnbly damaged and the bridge over
the Vet river has been hopelessIy dam.
Agds TAis delays supplies coming up.
Every few yards charges Of rnekarock
have been laid, but they were fOrtunatels
discovered by the West Australian in.
taniTy. wyRbuEg has been occupied BY
the Highland brigade.
In spite Of thee wrecks OF the rail.
roads. the British advance goes on stead.
ny. Lord Roberts outposts are sppar
emily about IL miles north OF SmalideeI
General Bnbant has joined General
bundle at ThAbannhu. whence they are
moving forward. A reconnAisAancs made
BY General Randls Of the Beers recent
positions at Thabanehu resulted in their
being pronounced impregnsble and their
evacuation Is reported 10 have been due
TO the reoeipt Of an urgent message from
President Sssyn. The Boers are said to
BE- moving noTthsari, but their Lmmediats
destination Is not known.
A dispatch from Caps Town ssys:
Lord Roberts phenomenal advance ls
not only utterly asm0raliEing the Been,
but is striking terror To the rebel colon,
isia. The relief Of MAfsking is expeSted
q, any moment"
The CAPS Town correspondent is slighl.
ly optimistic AZ regarding Mafeking. AZ
Judging from the direct dispatches the
British forces south Of Maieking are
siill neariy 200 miles from their objOc-
tive, while the lAtes, advises from Msfs-
king itself, dated April %. show litae
change in the conditions there.
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SIOUX Falls. May ll.--Rgan ~As n"m.
mated by exclamation at the convention
held here.
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walking is rapidly becoming . Lost
art
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A. iOeD a. IA Ho~ari. 10 . vlrHua.
sF-~sh. stated that the party had svarhsd
eHs'a.. and In karusnay h~ aithAFvw b..
naH'r a. a candidate iur Pswsid-ni. &c
TrtssTrd 10 the iars that AlshamA, his
s~a state. dsd mol suPPoft him. and ios
that Frason ~ald he utIhdrvx bis nams
uh1rh hAd h~~a Ps~s~n,~d utth"a, h..
sua~uG Thu~ ohewn wsss Ttyea isr
Iles snd snd hallosias pEors~siei.
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MIDDLE OF The ROADERS.
CONVENTION AT CINCINNATI.
Barker ef rsaasytsaaia Nentaatsa
fss Psssiasat-DsaAsIIy fsr vice.
nsSaa Asn,iaatsa ~ sisax Falls
~ AeeIassatisa.

Cineiasati. Nay 1.-THE middle of.
the'Toad Popuilsts oonysntian WAS called
10 order by Chairman Peek. The report
OF the COMMITTEES on party organization
VAS naaniinou.ly Adopted.
Tbs fePast u the platform COMMITTEES
was called for. The reading u the plat.
form brought out some del,ata National
Secretary hrter preseatsd an additional
Piank, No Z. t
j. H. oslorn Of Nebraska moved 10
strike out the plank On currency on the
ground that IL Mas On the line Of -sE,esiaI
privilege 1he snAendmsat WAS voted
do1n-5sO 10 50. ft
The platform Was then adopted a. read
viii the AddiiionAi plank pse.rnlsd BY
fAFksr. The resolutions in part follow
Tbs peoples party Of the UniteI
ssaiss. as-rmbasd in national convention
this 10Th day d May. 100, affirming our
mistaken t'riiei in the cardinal leRe,s Of
lh~ peoples party, as sri forth in the
onAhA platform. and pie.iging ourselves
An-s Ia contiRasd advocacy Of ihose
grand principles u human iTsesty until
right shall triumph Over might and love
ossS greed. do sdoisS and prslaim thl.
deraaEalioa II faith
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London, May lO.--If is announced in
special dispateh from Lorenzo Marquex
that the government Of the Orange Free
State has been moved from Kroonstad
to Hebron.
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1ATests st neliias.

As the "p~scAssAaking PEncsesl-d /. Ma.
euFT~nIiy F~IsaEt~a ahoaI the hall that
h-rkSf delegations had Threatened To L,ol,
It Hos srd sAsaid iss plAnsl At thr head 81
tbs iSSksi. To ch~rk saeh an artion Sir.
Howard. in q se~r-s eoafrfracr AIlh hi.
i''rnds, dsrii~d nj 10 ao~IS The psr~l.
dshtlAi noHiinsslon. y hlrh "a. sp,A.rrnii,
biz 10 = e~rt@in,y.
Ths hio@ard saPpoTt~Fs NeFs determined
20 IAarv him On tho llrkrI. hoArt~F. II
~As knoa u thai the haFkSr faction uouiI
f'"t ~sTy oaS theiT THREAT Ia tho ea-- Of
any ons sHc~IAing Howard. aud The lat
'sss hssSds al-o drebdci TO thrsa their
s'svnxtA !" nnanrliy, Alih Hos ard 10
s@sos.i PisS~.
Moihans foe = T~c-sa uers oNsfriisi AMI
The r"nSsnIIan dr,ided IS F~SnAiH in S-s
sloa sHil ''s ~ork h CsnPi-tsd.