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The Delta independent., 1901-02-08
Ditch Meeting Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the ann
val meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Bsttiement Mesa Ditch & Reservoir
company. will be held at the Office OF
d. s. Baldwin in Delta Colorado. Feb
ruary, % 1901. at 10 a. m. for the pur
pose Of elscting officers for the ensuing
year and such other business as may
come before the meeting.
JOIN DAVIS. President.
J.J. WISroS. Sec. and Treas.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08
Puupaas rsarsss sseepess.

Via The Colorado Midland Ry.. leave
Denver at $50 a. M. "Wednesday Of each
week. running through to Los Angeles.
Cal. without change, via Sal, Lake.
East bound. these cars leave Doe An
celes Monday OF each week.
The cost of double berth in Tourist
Sleeper, shich will sccommcdate t~o
persons. is only eiS bet~een Denver
and San Francisco or Los AnSeies-
Ask agents o, Colorado Midland Ry.
for ticket rates. time tables and illus
tated pamphlets concerning the day
light ride through the beet Colorado
scenery. or address
W. r. BAILEY.
Gen Pass. Agt.. Denver Colo.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08
Nos~y 10 ioas ~ eight pr sesl
On real estate.
Bald In 4 FaiPlamb.
LOCAL NEW y.

hs"AN
Mrs. T. J. Clark is on the sick list.
Fine sleighing is reported at Tellu
ride.
The approaching season looks good for
Delta.
What Happened to Jones' Febru
sry -
W. II. Msstin returned from Pueblo.
Mon day.
Thompson Torrenc. ~as 10 tosn from
Mortrose. Saturday.
Mrs Ewing. the millincr. was a p Las
enger Tor Denver Sunday.
Everything poin's toward a prosper.
Gus year for Delta county.
G. NJ Snider was q business visitor 10
Gunuison the urst q the week.
William Smith expects TO move TO
Eckest 10 short time aud start meat
market.
Ars. Pcr,s. mother - Mes 4 n. Car.
pcntcr. at Cedsredgc. returned TO Gun
nison. Monday.
Colorado usually puts up shout 30
much snow. even though she is 4 little
late about II sometimes.
Misc .ainne Girsrjsi was passenger
spend the remainder of the ~int.r.
Last week We failed 10 mention the
fact that james Beckley had purchased
the livery sod feed business OF William
Smith.
Monday evening at 300
o'clock. Janes Grcensoc3 and Mi-~
Hattie Hoover. Rev. Froihinghsm Of
the Pr-sbyterisn church OH eating.
r. p. Hunt & company bxys . large
and very attractive display Of foe gums
and ammunition In thcis ~indo~ which
is only . email sssoftn,eni of their stock
along ,b.- line.
Al tho annual meeting Of he stock.
hoIdcrs % the Garnet Ditch rompany.
held At the court hous- Saturday after
noon. W. r. Obert ~as cboecn president
and w. ~. Hastings. secretary.
The gold Allied watch. safied OF
at the Delta Phs,macy. on free tickets
given with cigars Cor the month of Jan
nary. vas won by ticket numbcr toe.
which wss held By jerome Gordon.
Captain p. q. Burnett. won't 60 Delta
"Wednesday. To reass atuaintance with
bis family. Tho Timss will keep him
a l. s.ft 4
back in tho eprine. We were so~v. In
~ce him 60. but rheums tisu, go; the
best q him.-vulcsn Times.
Lelsh Robinson % North Delta. when
playfuiiy chailsnsed to swallow a poison
tablet. did 80 90 Tpceday afternoon.
The energetic action u the attending
physicisa relieved her aud though very
III II 10 thosght she will recover. She
swaIlo~ed an eight grain tablet OF cor
osise saplsueat.
a ccspbinatS-n of dsummcrs. played
two nights in silvcston thi. week. undes
abe able management and direction al
shorty Bridgcmar. the cracker s~.u.
The conbisation sclcc,ed fross their
extensive repository the World samou.
eociciy drama. a Night Oat." % "A
Horrible ExsnpIs sscu the Depths os
Dcpravhy." u p sasd that shorty
made . bit - horrible example.
Six Nss yosh A~Ssp have esaniaei
Jim Js6sirs sod decided thst he should
lick Russo- The fsAsosisG are tee os
the ausssr> that s6ey scsud 10 ~ fully
dsveleTssa and in e~-a WORKING order:
the ssk~rspssii sris suprs ssiosfss. in
fss spsossss. servs 0as~ ssA terss mic
cr, the tsap~,i~s. e>svatus asGnus and
ia'iseimss Hovst. ths pecsosaIis s,iccs.
- cell - The srsSsverualisl When J~a
tsnds . fee os shese into Gss. be 10
libely to 20 dizzy.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

This season there is large death rate
among children from Group and lung
troubles. Prompt action will save the
little ones from theee terrible diseases.
We know OF nothing 20 certain to give
instant relief as One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t can also be relied upon in
grippe and all throat and lung troubles
OF adults. Pleasant TO take. Clas6s's
City Drug Stoss.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

Pepsin preparations often fail to rs-
lieve indigestion because they can di-
gest only albuminous foode. There 10
one preparation that digests all classes
os food. and that is Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. II cures the worst cases OF indi-
gee,ion and gires instant relief. for it
disests what you eat. Clarke's City
Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08
TAKE NOTICE.

I have placed all my book
accounts In the hands OF The
Farmer l. Merchants bank for
collection, all accounts net
paid In thirty days Will be
placed In the hands Of IN at
tosney for collection,
J. ", sanders.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08
Saturday was a throng day.


AIRY -.
Grand mesa is covered with several
foot of snog.
Will Terrence was down from Mont
rose Monday.
In the year 1900 ,hi. country exported
100000 worth OF paper.
Farmers were delighted with the bIg
snow fall in the hills this week.
&c. Gale has been having a siege
with the grip the pact fe~ days.
DIR. Eegieston and wife were passen-
spgsrs for New York city. Sunday.
Mrs. Jason GilIett. left Saturday. for
Salida where she will visit her daughter.
Clint Bowman. of Silyerton. va
visiting friends ip Delta the frs, Of the
week.
And now /. is said that the husband
OF Carrie Nation. the joint snasssr. is .
popuiist.
F. L. Butt-r6eld. OF Telluride. was
attending TO matters d business this
uosk Ia Delta.
Although not % badly rushed a. .
veek ego. the doctors have enough to
keep them fairly busy.
DR.. Bail. of Grand junction. came up
"Wednesday and is visiting with bis
brother on Surface Greek.
A Chicago woman started out TO Carrie
Nationi,e that to~n AVID was sentenced
- ninety days in the house OF oorrec-
tion.
Marshall weich is said to be a regular
"JoAnny on the rpoi--he always happ-
enc To be ON the scene Of action. both
night and day.
Harry Mathers Is preparing for the
warm weather. He has ordered the
largest aud most expensive soda foun-
,sine ever brought to the western part
% the state.
There Is always danger Ia using coun-
terrific u DeWit,'p Witch Hazel Sa,v e.
The original Ia a cafe and certain cure
Tor piLs- II is a soOihipg aud healing
salve Tor sores and all skin diseases.
Clark's Drug Store.
On washington's Birthday. February
-. Thomss Keirn- will offer the farce
comedy. What Happened TO Joncs'
This comedy had . run Of 30 nights
last yeAs al the Manhattan thea ter. New
York. and gill ac the most pretentious
play offered TO us IN . long time.
M.RRrrp-At Gunnison. Colorado.
Wednesday. February 8. 1900. Mr.. En-
erson Carr and Mics Hattie Peck.
They arrived ip Delta ou the afternoon
train. wcdo--day. aad ~ill make their
home at Eckcrt. The ISpErHS pnSr
extends bee. wishes.
Reports shos . greatly increased
death rate from throat and lung troub-
lee, due TO the prevalence Of Group,
pncumonia and grippe. We advise the
use Of One Ninut. Cough Cure io all OF
theec difYiceltic~L u is the only barn
les. remedy that civee immediate re-
Store.
Recent expe<,uen's show that all
eissses 81 fcois may be completely dig
e~,ed by preparation called kodol Dye
persia Csre. which absolutely dig--ts
what you eat. As u ie the only combin-
alton % all the natural diucs'auts ever
devised the demand fos IL has become
enormous. II has never failed to cure
the very sor.t csecs 81 indigestion and
IL aIways gives instant relif. Clarke
Drug Store.
A powerfui engine cannot be run
s,th . weak boiler. and ~e can's secp
up the strain of an active lie With .
sesh stomach; neither can ~c stop the
human machine to make repairs. II the
stomach cannot digest enough food 20
10 keep the body etron~. such = prep
ar.tion - Ks-foi Dyspepsia Cure shcu'd
he usrd. II dixe~,s shat you eat and u
simrly cant help but do yop good.
Cissk6 Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08
Jast UsPneke I'd.

A new invoice OF stock saddles. heavy
team harness and single and double
buggy harness. ! have a large stock
from which to select and my prices are
right.
BRYAN LICE.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

II you hssn't seen our line of cigars.
pipes, tobaccos and smokers supplies.
you havr't seen the largest iips 10 tho
city.
REED L BoHIscHEID.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

PluaNtaS and staatng. Ps1Ps
a0A engine supplies. sdes'
water aaA gas OtttaG- OMee -
Sanders hardware store.
OTIS r. STANOlSH
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

Noney to lean 81 Ranches sd
ToNu Er~peesy. Best terms. Ne
delay. Gall 80 Aaress
4. q. k1NG.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

livereA daily IN Delta ~ II. ..
OtPlO0.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

Money TO Lesa. a. z. Aas-
Sasy.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

J.J. winton 10 agent for the Excel
sior laundry. Of Denvee.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08
prsuyEss sOylCCa-

wsrAr FoR SkLE-Call at Mira Bar
ker'., next to Baptist parsonage.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

The Tongue Greek coal 10 improving
o. depth is gained and nos ranks - 'hs
bs... Order from J. j. Winton-
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

sssps sSe CswGA ssA WeeAs 81
Lasatisc Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure. no pay.
Price - cents.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08
Ear AlH.

EOs sale.
Four shares Of Iroostone Extention
ditch stock,
Ed. CArLIS, Montrose. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-08

Try Tongue Greek Coal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
FLP|HOS' BIG DAY
For First Time They Get Fin
ger in the Pie.
WORK o. GOVERNMENT
Is Progressing and Islands
Becoming Law Abiding.

Manila, Sept There were Appropriate
ceremonies in the palace this morning at
the Inauguration OF Dr.. Pardo de Tav-
era and Benito Legardo as members OF
the Philippine commission Jose z. Luz
ariaga. the third Filipino member, was
10 have taken the oath OF office at the
same time. but was unable 20 do so,
owing Illness. Civil Governor Taft said
today that the ceremony does not fully
complete the government the president
intends forming, but sufficient has been
done 10 show the nature OF the policy
to be followed Municipal governments
have been generally formed OF e sub
stantialy autonomous character Their
officers are entirsIy natives The prov
inciaI governments are partly American
and partly Filipino. Now the Philippine
commission is parity American and partly
Filipino. it being the purpose Of the presi-
dent to form a government IN which the
native element VII be able 70 voice the
desires OF their people local aspirations
and necessities and give the FIipiaos an
example Of American institutions and the
customs and laws prevailing IN the United
States The happiness Of the people VIII
result from practical government and not
from theories on ths part OF the many
Filipino gentlemen who appear 70 desire
to multiply the difficulties OF the gov
eminent by creating new parties 10 en-
body political theories when they might
more probably advance their country's
welfare by devoting their time and tai
ents 70 amending and improving the laws
OF the legally constituted body. There
VIII be time enough for theories when
the government Is running smoothly.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF the be-
ginning OF legislative work. The commits
sion VIII have worked hard and much viii
ave been accomplished II they feel they
have advanced with some progression a
year hence and viii De assured OF the
success OF their efforts. Dr.. de Tavera
said that hardly had the people begun to
appreciate the work OF pacidcation than
they were accorded the institutions OF
peace. The enemy OF the evening before
began the next morning 70 aid their ad-
versaries in building roads and houses
and introducing acts OF peace The day
was not far distant when the Filipinos
would enter 4 legislative body for the
Islands, elected by the people. Coudi-
tons prevent the election at present. Tie
Filipinos consider today 70 be solemn
and grand, because it Is the first tine
they have been given part IN the su-
preme government They believe that the
day Is coming when the American con-
stitution as whole. without amputation.
would be planted here, es the flag now is
The other commissioners also took the
oath OF Office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Larger
Than Expected.
BUT FEWER GOOD HOGS
Market Was Strong to Five
Cents Higher

The hog market was somewhat Of a
Surprise yesterday. Il was Labor day
and the commission men and the buyers
expected very light receipts. They went
around 20 the yards partly BY force Of
habit, and were surprised when the car
hogs began to arrive IN considerable
EUnhers- They kept coming al day,
and when the market closed a good
Monday supply had gone over the scales
The market was strong 70 cents higher
Some OF the buyers claimed that all their
hogs cost cent? higher than OF Sar-
strong 70 = shade higher. There was a
larger sprinkIng OF large, rough hogs
and light weights, and the average quail
try was not 50 good as last Saturday.
The bulk OF fairly good hogs sold al
e ., only enc car load going above that
figure. The buyers al had orders. and
there vas net a-hog left IN the pens IN
sod when the market closed The ship
peTs VINO were On the market yesterday
were satisfied with rhsir sales They
knew that they had received more clear
money FOR their hogs than they could
have gotten on any other market There
Is 10 getting around the fact that this
market IS every day growing more in ia
vor with the shippers There are buyers
% take more hogs than are now coming,
and the competition is such that every
hog offered VII be certain 70 bring its
fun value
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
GIRL HIRAYS LOVER
Fooled by Him Who Talked
of Air Castles
He TURNED THIEF
Robbed Her Employers House
and Disguised Her.

New Rochelle. y. 2. Sept Through
a photograph furnished them y his
sweetheart, the police q New Rochelle
today arrested n. burglar who robbed
the home OF the late Commodore Edward
Kelley OF $3.50 worth OF silver AID 1ia-
mords o. August l. The burglar gives
his name as Frederick Won B-unsck. a
German, t~enty-elght years OF aga Re
is butler, and was formerly employed
At ths home Of John c. Agar. OF Pre-
MUM Point. nssr the Kelley mansion
L vas whiie there that the burglar
fell n love with Agnes Martin, who IS
Mrs. Ksley's maid He won her conf
dence By telling her that his father was
German aobleman. and that II a short
time he would take her with hirG snd
thsy would have & big Wedding n the
cathedral CT his native city.
The burglar called at the Kelley mar
sion last On the night q August 70. The
next morning the basement OF the house
was found broken open. and the rooms
were pluadered CO all their silver. The
and stole The 5ezelry ~ Mrs. Kelley
and her daughter and some young wo-
man who was visiting tho house.
Tia Kelley family noticed that the
butler stopped calling AT the house after
the robbery, and gave this and ether IL
formation 70 the police. Agnes Martin
also became convinced that her lover
was gully. She rot Only gave the 20
Ice bis picture, but pretended 20 be III
and went 20 q relative On Seventeenth
street. New York. where she wrote 20 TIRE
burglar &c meet her. SergeantS Frank
Cody and Patrick Kelley. % the New
Rochelle police, and several central Office
men Swallowed the Seventeenth street
house until this afternoon. and when the
burglar made his appearance they rec
ogniEed him from the photograph ard ar
rested him.
At the time the arrest vas made he
was coming % bid Miss Martin good
bye before starting for Chicago 20 take
z position with a wealthy man there.
When TIE burglar learned that his
sweetheart had betrayed hin. re con
fessed 20 the Kelley robbery and turned
twenty-five pawn tickets over &c The OH
GERS. One OF the tickets calls for Mrs.
Keuey's s., eco solitaire, given her 6y her
husband The prisoner w2S taken to
New Rochelle 81 once. CHEZ of Police
TirJnons. o. that city, believes that he
robbed AZ least dozen wealthy homes
IN New Rochelle and Pelham Manor.
Won Bruneck has been IA this country
6ftesl years Previous % coming 20
New York he was employed as butler
FOR wealthy man named Davis IA FL
kins, ". Va
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There VII Be regular meeting OF Ivy
Leaf chapter No. .. O. z. s. 1uestay
evening, September ,
The Progressive Women q America WI
hold their first session a. HYDE PARK
Thursday afternoon AZ . o'ciociz-
A musical ard elocuttorary exercise VII
be given az the Lincoln street Prez5y-
terrain church Tuesday evening. a.
o'ci0ck
a meeting OF the directors % the Web
ia hospital beard VII 5s held a. the
hospital tEls morning a. 2 o'ciocz- Every
member Is requested % be present
TIE picnic q the Starvation Any VII
- heid toSsy q RIrersi5e PARK Al TIE
Children EEo vaat 70 20 ard Ee- free
rides VII meet ~ TIE corner @ Douglas
ard =. Francis avslues. q 2 o'clock
Caroline Harrison Circle. Nc. e. Ladies
- ire g. A. 2. vi mex - reszle- SEE
sion IN s7ls q Herman han az 80 2. II
Tues5ay. September 2 Al Members az
u-Eed 70 - present q so-zce-s uust -
elected % ~ vacz1-iss-
Mrs. Srlz5els class - isrt4 f55ks I'll
Eve a 7ec.-ai 20 Lincoln street Prezbv-
teriaz church Tzes5sv svs-tlr. sevts---
her 9 4 prize VII - giVea @ ia hsst
SPEAKER. E=ss-s- george - Alezz15er
A. s -Hoack ard Judge Stsussy VIE z-e-
side ss Judges Mss L-ove.znE aza
Dean va sirz a vocal duet Mss EVan-
sslins Burgess VII also sizs a =olo. aid
Li-tle Frsrcis Eeck zl gre q vl5lz
sole. wita 3Irs. hsck a. acco-pz1lzr-
There Sn y a musical sd literary
e1te-Sal-uezt CT Ire EE1eaEer Prasay-
terrain church tonight Hiss Mzs P1lock /
- Chicsgg. VII gre several readl-gs /
ard Mss SeEto1 e CasrrTTale- Nj TI1y Z
so-re g Ee- ch1iress se-actiozs c. fh=
pane CThsrs q locsl rzle-t VII rsr-
--clGate a1d fhe-e sM - ~ szce-el- j
program TIE sn-ertallzeHt T. frss ard i
3 s2eciaI irvirzrioa 3 extsa5e1 - ths 4
- sss Sunday sr1eol al Their
s-.sz1A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
Music ANo pRAMA.


HUEBSERs PLAYERS Ats WORD
IN a. uach as sumner fhea-r.cass have
proven Poplar l1 wichita MaraTer
Martins. 20 tire Crawford thester. las
DECIDED 90 an exc iatesfu hsteera rev
and tire regular orertag ef ere season
Elt1 s1us see1 POPULAR sricsf sttrac-
rlors- Fa- ttis veeE H1e1ners Payers.
company ir repertoire. 81 at ere Cfaw-
FORD. ard laE- rizat rre~-ute5 ~Hs
Lsfe. 2 ccue1T i1 ta-aa errs Tte tee
ats- vas crowded from 80 Earsas- -
ere gallery. ard Ebrra amount -
Standing room was sold The sllsree
vas -n-Elfv e@u--r-rstire l1r-
aud i-s-ed 1l curtain ras Frcg1ert
bursts ~ aDe ir1eei fat tze
audience wee arre than g-sd Th t1s
PER- 7ruazr Several c,eTeT eoe-laifiss
vsre l-t-oE sres waeh f1r1 faT8r. ae1
q card artrt Sd Dances vas ssgse-..y
wal re-e.reL
To1tTrt tlHs 1om1ssT vi presses
Faurr e. z1-h shs coura-vs eva
sacelal scenery -Gl ~ les1 vita f-l
electrical e-ects
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

RI. buoyaat face. b felt what every
man q lofty ideals ard lively hopea hiss
ever felt since the dawn q beias-uare-
~. that Re wished thcn most q all 10
the world not Tor aeetinE. sausy prizes
% emoiumeut 90 come % that senfis.
loving boy. but that be might ever stand
for ard represent al nat is honorable.
pure. uplifting noble ard riga. III Hse.
Such is TIRE uesEage q hetferment. a.
courage. o. hope. which Pr. Van has Or
bear % his people. and that 10 VII take
I'd his cross bTaveiy ard lay 70 dv1n
trfumphaatiy. everyone knows. Whs
knows him hest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
stnadnnnfh or

z. B. Munday, a lawyer Of Henrietta,
Tex, once fooled Z grsve-digger. He
says: Ny brother was very low with
malarial fever and jaundice. I persuaded
him to try Electric Bitters. and he was
soon much better, but continued their use
until he was wholly cured I an sure
Electric Bittsrs saved his life" This
remedy expels malaria. kills disease
germs and purties the blood; aids diges-
ton. regulates liver. kidney and bowels,
cures constipation, dyspepsia, nervous
diseases. kidney troubles, female CON-
plants; gives perfect health Only zoe al
G. Gehrings pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
WAS SPLENDID EFFoRT.
Rev. w. S. Vail Gives Fine Sermon
Sunday Morning.

Sunday Morning.
Sunday morning IN Ssdzvick Music hall
Rev. ". 5. Vail preached the initial ser
mon OF his new pastorate after SIX years
absence. and Il was q typical Vau ser
mon. Preceding his splendid effort Re
made a brief address. setting forth Rs
IDEAS OF the work % BE done here. prom
isiug his own best Efforts FOR the organi-
cation and asking for the cooperation
OF the society and members. Then from
Matthew 24th chapter and sixth verse he
read one thought. whose burden Is. And
the end IS rot yet" Then be rscited n
eloquent eject the intellectual struggles
% mankind, the bitterness Ct the strife AZ
ter ruth and drew from tbs tragedy oc
the Lesson that 10 enc has any monopoly
OF truth; but every sincere, honest seek
- after IL as far as light 3 given hln.
does his utle part toward the final i'd
t1st1snt, b his IDEAS always c0sacidsnt
WITH orr own OF net he drew mental
picture % the Ma Jesus suffering the
terrific panss Of woe n The garden
when his few followers were asleep. and
the pitifui appeal: And could ye rot
watch with lie Just a little ThiIe7 rags
with piteous diapDointme1t; then later
nailed 20 the cruel cross. He told q
Bruno burned II the streets o. the city
because c. rs beliefs; OF Plato Erantly
throwing his magnificent mentality TO-
ward the b-tterusnt OF the race ard
then yoked Ike an OK By the earaget Pep
uiace. OF Aristotle and Keppier. q Gal
Meo discredi ted, yet Triumphant. ard
they al played their parts ard their
york lives after them Tor The end is
not YETI
There e that IN ~. VANS preaching
that wonEerr1lly starts rev emotion.
thrills and z-irs- TIE MAD. tirsd Elrh
the weeks cares and ser5id WEAKNESS ~
modern cenre-cizlisrn feIs IN awaken
i1g. a th-iu q responsive interest. Like
the togcn ~ dainty h1szr tvs On finely
sttuned musical glasses does his viz1r-
o-s. rsl-ed- searching c-stcrv strike l1
TIE sCcls and hearts CT ne- that resDo-s-
fve chord whs1h vi1rates IL accord with
TIE speaker's transparent nina TIE
grace q dictloa AID ire fs-d 81 wide la-
formation are his be- zt1~s az e. tha-
matches sympathy. and striking ST.
ce-itY. II both rs prayers AID through
cut his ssrmcu The words letter I'D
bettsr-s1tr appeared 60 rarv tlznes. Il
has eez sad - rhe pcet Pope that n &c
poem ths v1r1 se-ss s7De1rs 81 oslea
- % make = significant - the pete
Character ara l1eaia S11a 81 tire =
3Ir. VaE zith l1s wa-5 Better lie hs
10 patience with ire uor1-a Ee-ti-ertsl- +
itT wAirh tegrdes TIE rsca a1z looks
ressiuisIezilT AZ or ergrzE frcn .
ta6 % wo-ss Re las 10 sg-pztzy ws,h