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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-13

Tho Silver State snys that Martin
Kline. the engineer on passenger
tram No. q, Tell from his engine u few
milcG west Of Lovelock ab nut noon
Wednesday and was seriously injured
lilo went out III the running board Of
nis eDgiue while ~ motion to brush
rut the netting of the c.nder guard.
when he lot his footing and foil of.
tbs lire man did not see him fall and
did not suspect anything wrong for
80 ne time. liz then iuyc ,tisatcd
nd found the engineer missing. Tho
tram was backed up several miles
md Kline was found by the side Of
II" truck whore he had fallen. tie
was put on bari the train aud taken
90 W"I1nemuCta. Ills left arm wns
iii 'lurntcd ucur the slloul Ter mud lpa
eft side aud face We; badly bruised.
lc wa also injured internally.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-13
tFRoM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.


Elmer Ouderkirk is recovering from
the typhoid fever.
New goods are being ~unpacked
daily at the Eugler Co. store.
Insure your hay against fire. Ask
John HendersJ IN at the hnnk Tor
rates.
Ray Harris team took a spin on its
account this forenoon. No damage
was done.
MIR. Clayton is in FROM Mound. val.
ley. lie reports everything quiet
and orderly out that way.
All kinds Of fruit in season at the
P~ostotlice staud, also nuts. candies
'igars. tobacco. etc.
From PRESENT Appearances the val
uation OF Nevada property will show
an increase this year OF over $4,000,
QUO.
The high school is progressing fav.
orihly TN Ter Prores Sor Waits and
and Mts' h lie. Over forty pupils are
III Attendance.
DR.. -. l.. Moore will be here for a
lew days and Will be glad to see any
one need .ng his services. OH re at
b north entrance Of the Commercial
Hotel. y
For SALE A first. class Singer
Sewing Machine in excellent repair.
This machine has been in use less
than II year. For further particulars
inquire ut thus Office.
Hunter Il Wallace are putting on "A
lot OF style viii a bran new delivery
wagon. Groceries and meats will be
sold rs cheap Is over, noiwillstand.
my the new wagon.
Tamales can be hal ut Mrs. Her.
rera's residence un Idaho street from
half past five till nine o'clock every
Friday and Saturday evening. Fam.
lilies are requested tn send in their
orders.
District Attorney Penney of Buf-
talo smid yesterday that inc uuthDri.
ties did q have sufficient evidence
to warrant the holding OF Emma
Goldman aud that no rxiradi ion
papers would lie prepared.
Judge r r. Biglow. who has been
very i'll in San Francisco for several
months. is much improved and will
soon be all right, The Judge has
moved with his family to Slatonis.
Shasta county.
The new rcad ng room in Mizpth
Hall will open SATURDAY evening ut 3
o'clock with music and adj ~Iresses by
several Of the business men 81 til.
town. The public and especially the
business men OF the town are cor.
daily invited to he present.
X port says that Elko is on the
verge Of II 81 the lar sest marriage
bo"ms III ITS history. The names Of
several Of the Young men and their
fair maidens have been gwen us, but
we refrain from publishing them Mt
this time. The ten pro pective hus.
b unds had better call and SEQ us ns
we have IL line stuck Of we Idng sta
tionery and can soon get more.
The National Convention OF the
Grrnd Army Of the Republic is in
session nj Clevel md. The report OF
the Adiutnni General sho we'd a mem,
bership Of 2G9 5U7 IN June Both. The
gains during tie year we're 1905 and
the losses Blue. Tho amount OK
penrled for relief during the year was
sil0.326.
a tnan by the name OF Tlioma ,
Kelley Tell from the top Of the pas
senger tram last night 10 Peko can
yoD md lHv where no teli until this
morning, when the passenger tram
picked him mp. Ono leg. Yas broken
nnd he WIS badly shaken NJ Intern.
nlly. He was brought down IN TIN.
pas enger train this afternoon and
taken to the hospital.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-13
The Mckinley Mine.

Tho suit 81 Mrs. Ida Mex nlcy md
Mira. Mar t.. Barber rgUust John
steele Of Ely has been continued I'M
Ill November. AT which lime. unless
sooner settled. II will come W for
Fri Il in tn" United S,atc- Court IT
Carson. IL seems that there ia u Il Be-.
puto regarding the original time
ions Of the Eli III mir" owned b.,
the p%lniutiiT. and white MIR Steele re-.
cognizes their patent 60 H., claim, hr
saya he il prepared Ia pi,'v" that nj
the time the lncHtion WIZ made .lr
rules Of the district were surh that il
20 II MOI DO ns large M m"" claimed
Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-13
4 Cruel. joke.

Some practical jokcrs stuffed M
old pocket hook full " wastc paper
at uOon aud matted il down la the
sidcwnIk ji4t ~ front ~ the airps
lending Ia the lHDErESDENT office
Tho editor saw It mud Investigated H.
rnsulcs md carefully put IL back.
VI iag Llne. the INpEr NDESr i,um.
came nlnng md dit liknwi4e. Fore
man Tcnnnni saw the dnsiardly deed
committed nnd did not bite. liz /.
Growing come nov, but eco him SAT
uriHy night after he rtyr iirc s2l iirr.
asWEard against hIm for hiI part H.
tllo ntrociDua crime ~ fnoliug an eli
tor. Just imagine Miss Lrpo's disap
pointmcUt when sho pulled ont It wad
~ old paper FROM Ilc pocket huok'
iuHilca. bni kindly spare the editor,
fcrIiuRs NIaiuns ~ wealth vanished
when Ic saw the ike. Isn't thai
punishment enough Tor u newspaper
manH
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-13
The Curse Of W"maukind

la sick and ncrvous headaches. Sher.
man'S Headache Cure gives instant
relief. One hose cures. Guaranteed
perfectly harmless. Immediate relief
81 Tnd Zoe u box. II cures neuralgia
Every box guaranteed. For sale b,
ElkO Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-13

WV. tio"iirr, q <. C"uutnissIonrr
w. W. BnOhcr u tho ELKo IxDe
PENDENT hhs been appointed United
Statrs g mmisai mcr III the place Of
l. y Morgan, resigned.
iiroilcr BoriIcr VIVA already II re-.
gent ~ the State University and this
al litinunl honor hna Increased his
altitude exactly az inches since this
morning. when lac wiB informed Of
his appointment. lilo nov measures
exwrly fonr tect aud thirteen inches
and Il Ia I Oh his sOoklcps feet. Reno
Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-13
(FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
SALMAGCSD I

w. o. II. Martin, oiie OF Reno's
prosperous merchants aud onp Of the
States best citizens, was not expect
ed to live through last night.
Carey & McCreary, eastern horse
buyers. are loading 2nO head az
horses this afternoon for shipment
east The bosses were purchserd on
Snrth Fork.
Matrimonial intplirity is becoming
chronic on the Cumstock. There are
no less than six divorce suits under
way or in conten. platiou here mt pres.
ent Virginia Chronicle.
Mrs. Sanguinet left last evening
Tor Ogden. She will stay there n few
days aud then 90 tn Salem. Oregon.
to JON her hush nd. The best
wishes Of IL host II friends go with
her.
MIR. Wintermnntel calls the atten.
ton OF the public in this iseue tn hi
system Of purchasing aud exchanging
diamonds for timer gems. 1t will
pay You to read his new ad.
County Superintendent Henderson
this morning apo nted f.. a. p.
Johnson school trustee ut Tuscarura.
This should settle the scnuai muddie
Oh tue upper levels.
For the year en'led June - the
number of Immigrants arriving in
his country WIS 1898. the largest
since Is 3. AMI IN increase over last
year nf 3J.3iG. But 60 per cent of
The total came from AuStru Hungary,
Italy. Russia aud Pol md. and tins re-
presents an undesirable change M
the character OF the Immigration
compared with former years.
the regular passenger rains over the
son iIern Pacific Will be entirely YES
tipuled with sixty days. Within
the same peri ii fifty ch ,ir ears will
lie put Iuto service. Hurrim au has
also ordered Tor tile company 2.u0I
flat cars. 500 SO TX ,,ars. 4 !orty. one
coal car. l.UuJ thiriy-ton box cars,
md > ~ furniture cars.
The vital ST itisticS of the country
show that the death rate Is hiEher in
Boston than any other city of over
100000 inhabitants. CONTRARY to gen.
e-al opinion, the death rate from con-
sumptiuu shove II decided falling Off
as Con- cared vi h ten years ago. winch
would seem to Ldirate that scientific
research had ac .umpli-hed something
III reducing the rayAges ~ this great
est enemy Of the human race.
Il am compelled to announce
brethrcL." observed The minister. tax.
my oil his gla>scs rnd wipng them,
that u regular Wednesday evening
prayer meeting will not he held this
week. ] s!iall In ON h umd of cnur-r.
hut the unitnr wall be nivoid4hly
absent ,iun evening. aud it takes two
to make Il prayer meeting. Sc w!ll
8 ny the dOX,l ugy ami he di=mnsssn."
-EI.
The Iron TrHde Review attcups Ia
prove that we cannot manufacture
iron and steel as chraply us other
countries b! showing that uurrxpurts
nf these two pro !ucts are smaller
than tlIUSe ~ Great B~riiain.
The thci that the steel trust il selling
AMI making roui:acrs to sell
steel III Europe would mnk il clear
To any bnt a trust controlled organ
that there mast be n profit IN the
TRANSACTIONS or lie trust wnuld not
seek them, and even il sold at cost
and ndded freight it would -hoW
that the cost here 10 less than ia the
country the trust "Xpurts to.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-13

II ~RDrOSALt FOR BEEF WHEAT,
L oats, Eta. u. =. IN linI School s. ryicr.
DwyhcP. Nevada. August ~. 1881. Scaled
proposals, Endorsed: "frDpOsnl$ FOR Iiccr,
Wheat. etc" ~ the case may b., and nd.
dressed to the undersigned at OwyhCc. Nc
vnda, Ylll bu received ~ this school until
. O'cloUk ~ IN. OF Frldny, sept -, 1901. for
Furnishing aud delivering NJ this school. ms
required htrlnR al lsGnl year ending June
81, pn. T.uD pounds Of b'of. net; 2.m
pounds whrit! 500 pounds oats! 9Ju0
pounds Dirlry ~ tons huy; ~ cor IL WOO 4;
anl o tong coal, blacksmith. Specifications
mi instructions a. bidders mas hr
obtained by making application to tho IN.
.0"rgIgII cd. For any additional Information
apply 10 CSLvIE AsnUnY, superintendent.
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X

Elko, Ncvad :.
September I. 1901. 10y l. T. Morgan,
Justice nf the Peace, Mr.. j. f..
Clements Ia Miss Nellie Porch. iroil,
az ElkO county.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-13

BRING your JOB Work TO the lapK.
Pendent office. Low pricoe,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14

pun their wagons with comparative ease
except in occasional difficult places hnt
shirk their duty. '''O'-'
IN lhe Illustration the gcndarme is TAX
lhg lhe Woman's number for reference.
Tor everything is taxed in Belgium, and
strict account is kept of all taxable
property The dogs have a money value.
Iusl MS horses and oxen do here.
me visitor in Belgium who has always
iookrd upon the dog as household net
Is usually panied to see dogs harnessed to
carts, but the dogs themselves really
seem to enjoy their work, although thov
lose no opportunities for taking a rest
Lester ID. Gardner in Housekeeper.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
lee From the Sea BOTTOM

In the Baltic sea and in many northern
regions the lower water is so much colder
than the water at the surface that ice
forms at the bottom while the surface
waters seem warm. This phenomenon
puzzled scientists for many years. The
ice forms in small cakes or flakes and rises
to the top. where it mcts if the weather
is warm. or the cakes freeze together into
solid mass if the weather is cold. Sci
entists have discovered that the phcnom.
enon is due to an undcrcurrent of very
low temperature. Boatmen. when they
see the ice cakes rising to the surface
hurriedly take to the shore If frigid
weather exists, for otherwise their boats
would be rapidly icebound, and they
would be unable to escape.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
Cream of Peanut soup.

10 make cream OF peanut soup put
hail plnt Of peanut butter into quart
OF mllk' add half tcaspoonful of salt
dash OF pepper, tablespoonful of graf
ed onion bay leaf, tablespoonful Of
celery seed or a little chopped celery
tops Cook this in double boiler ror
ten minutes. Moisten one tablespoonful
OF cornstarch in a little cold milk ndd i
to the hot milk and stir until smooth
and thick. Strain through a fine sieve
ana serve with squares of toasted whola
wheat bread. Nuts are sufficiently oils
without adding butter. Any nut or mix.
tufe OF nuts may be used in the sam.
manner.-Ladies' Home Journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
LOVE SONG.

Rich as am. am poor in words and must bor.
Red from the rose and spice from the southern.
wood
Ere can make Of my love 'twixt tonight and to.
morrow
The song l should
When the time Of the swallows new such bird
might bring it,
Chirpins low and soft at your window sill.
But l could not trust wild swallow or IarL 70
sing ii
As your heart will.
Scent Of the lads love, blush Of the rose shall
tell it
lnto your dreaming ears till the sweet dra,r,
60,
il,
With sweetness deeper than even red roses
know.
Nora Hopper in Black and White.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14

ne waited rather modestly for the o,,
people to welcome him and was groc,ors
but not overcordal. For once Green Is,
land had to do its half of brotharlr
IrlendllneSS. Hitherto it had basked in
the condcscending, yet propitiatino smiIns
OF its clcrgymen.
Inc Rev Kite gave a house warming
IN ms Darn presently and invited every
poGH' IL was IN the afternoon. and he
Had Had games and got up football eleven.
40 one knew how he succeeded. Even
haSehall had languished hitherto at Groom
island. Also he invited three young fel-
lows to 90 rowing up the river with him
the next week to be gone all day. And
as no one invited him to dinner he asked
the deacons of his church and their wives
TO dine with him. He had Miss Wesslcs
Splnstcr of discreet age and character,
presiding over his domestic affairs.
Green Island went home from this rc-
markable house warming in n futter To
begln with, 1t wanted to know whore the
Key. Thomas Kite got the money for all
this entertainment Moreover it would
be pleased to ascertain how he WAS ia
ind time for supping and boating and
football playing and the like. His con
duct with the young ladies was carefully
reviewed, but no one was able even after
the most strenuous efforts to say that he
paid more attention to one than the
other.
Every one was at church the next Sab
hath-llteraly every one. But still the
hcI. hlte neglected to mention Green Is
land or its prospects or condition. spirit
ual or temporal. He complained of no
laCk of interest He merely said he would
,ake me e, blhIG class for picnic the fol
loving thursday and asked that the La
ules society arrange for a picnic for the
younger sunday school scholars. With
oul hloMlhT w H. "reeh Island began to en-
!oy ilSGIl' y oeSah to hnd itself interest
IlI' IT was profoundly comphmented
"Hth 'i'e NJ %,. Nc put 'ne stamp OF ap'
hIo''l On .>.'I'' ouu'r singing ny ihl't
l,n9 e,t,S ,,,,,, o"e ~ "e"' IlcI at ms mouse
4no .:,i -. : "''a '%s'S en-
a1i w p| .'!e '''S 50" 'e'uiIlsS liz
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
ENVIRONMENT.


lily grew in a garden far
From Tie dust oi the city street.
It had no dream that the universe
Held ausht less pure and sweet
Than its virgin self, so chaste was II,
So perfect its retreat.
When night came down, the lily looked
In the face Of the stars and smiled:
Then went to sleep-to the sleep Of death
As the soul Of a little child
Goes back to the clasp Of the Father soul
Untouched and undetiled.
lily hloomed on the highway close
To the tread Of the sweeping throng;
1t bore the gaze Of hundred eyes
Where burned the fame Of wrong,
And one came by who tore its heart
With ruthless hand and strong.
II caught no glimpse Of garden fair,
1t knew no other name
For world that used and bruised il so
Than a world Of sin and shame,
And hopeless, crushed, its spirit passed
AS the evening shadows came.
And who can say but the sheltered one
sulliod flower had been
Had its home been out on the highway close
To the path Of shame and sin,
And the other forever angel white
Had it blossomed safe within?
Elizabeth Gallup Perkins in Boston Transcript.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
Down Mountain ON mn A,nInnche.

we were prospecting ou mountain
in NaucaWer," said Seattle (Wash)
man. 1T was in the ,priug Of the year,
and the earth WAS soft ana wet. When
about half way up the side Of the noun.
tain, without the slightest warning an
area about 100 feet square seemed tc
break loose from the rest and darted with
li4dtniug speed down the mountain side
The avalanche seemed 10 be- about five
or siX feet deep and carried with it trees,
rocks aud powders. Fortunately, myself
and companions were close to the upper
portion Of the sliding land and thus
escaped being struck. The ride down the
mountain side ON that avalanche was the
most rapid and pcrious ois | ever want
to experience. rode astride the trunk
of a fallen tree, and my friends were
clinsing tcnaciously to its branches We
covered distance of about a mile in
| should say. about half minute. al
though none of us held stop watches. The
avalanche came 10 4 stop near the foot
of the mountain in a small valley, and
strange to say, none of US was hurt, save
one fellow, who was struck on the leg
by bowder after we had come to a
stop, Talk about rapid transit-that
ride beat anything | e, experienced or
heard of. Washington 'ost.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
MINUS PAPER COVERING.

or four nails near the center leaving just
room enough to fit candle between
them firmly. Make a light hoop of rattan
OF wire of the same diameter as the bot
tom piece; fastcn these to wood OF
wire handle, rs in the drawing and cover
the body of the lantern with tissue paper
preferably red or yellow.
This easily made lantern will stand
more flying" than its common Chinese
brother and has the advantage of being
homemade.-New York Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
Two stories IN Lnr1 Ircr.nhn1l

Sir Algcrnon West in his "Recollcc.
tions' gives some good stories related by
Lord iiotscheil. He told how in scntcnc.
mg felser Of bank notes to death GER
tain judge had said, 81 can hold out no
hope 70 You for mercy here. and | must
urge you to make preparation for another
world, whore hope you may obtain that
mercy which n due regard to the credit
of or paper currency forbids you 10 hope
for here"
He also told Of an American who had
bought some red flannel shirts which
were warranted neither to lose their col.
or nor shrink IN the wash. After d fort
night hc went TO the store where he had
purchased them and was asked by the
shopman whether the shirts had lost col.
or or shrunk. can can say" he re.
piled, 'is that when came down 10
breakfast with one of them on my wife
said to me, What have you got my pink
coral necklace around your throat for p :"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
IN THE STORM.
Ny child, your hero may not be,
In truth, a hero all the time:

Ny child, your hero may not be,
In truth, hero all the time;
Remember, it must chance that he
Shall still have rugged sleeps to climb.
Don't place him on too high a plane.
In fancy; then he will not fall
In your esteem and may attain
To something noble after all.
Ny boy, don't think your sweetheart hear,
A halo on her golden hair;
A crown OF purity she wears,
And you must help to keep it there.
But she will have her trying moods
And he not always kind and sweet;
These are life's nerving interludes,
sad pitfalls for unwary feet.
You both are far from perfect yet,
And quarrels will, UNHAPPY, come;
Both may be wrong; so don't forget,
In anger's blind dclirium.
That sweet concessions each must make
And tender promises renew,
or else a loving heart may break.
Chicago Record.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14

\ new boy had come to school fresh
from the country, and the ready sir and
miss of the city child was quite unknown
to him.
Whats your nameY queried the mas.
ter.
George Hamilton"
add sir to that, boy"
"Sir George Hamilton" came the un.
expected reply.-Boston Courier.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
CHILDREN'S COLUMN.
The Meteor Lantern.

Perhaps you have never tried to fly
kite ut night. 4 meteor whose light will
last longer. if carefully made, than real
meteor appears TO can be fashioned very
simply and tied to the tail of any large
kite. y Chinese lantern will do but is
very apt to catch fire, owing to its awk-
ward shape.
The best meteor" lantern is made as
follows:
Take circular piece of light board
about five inches in diameter drive three
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
The BonefaCtreSS
OF the WyandOtS
She Cured Their Sunburns
and Secured Their
Gratitude.

I "ue'
.....-.-,-.-.
They were not really tho Wvo,do+s
but for the nurposes If tbis s+orr ~
NAV be called srcb o,1 a.. .,:1
themselves .,n;.,,,,,, "'0 ''o' tame
tn. M, "s BOAT crew.
.l ''%,U "e''er 'lah anything else in
~ "o'.u 10 =et out on the broad sweep
oI me mississippi and ut the word of
their leader to bend to the oars with \
slow, rhythmical movement of tho Lodv
1t seemed like sometime. or,r+ ,r,,,,, ~.
rest Of tho worlJ-,bo an ~.
When tbov ,.l,oJ a., H.
,,.,.t,.,.,, '"I Crews OIL thfee
If was 1,,,. -, ~ 10" HEdINSt thrln'
t,lit, ,hai' -',o'y IN '''q SplIIt OF hoSpl-
tIn ,,.,,.,, ,,.,'. IL '''''7 C'Se ana hecauSe
ono ,,.,,,+,,I =, ""i ANA every
ro,lI, tI,a ,.;,'I. ~ '"V"'' II was
tho ,,,,i,.,,..i.,. '-"' oI inviting
sun,,osoJ tr,,y. ,,i.'II I' '''i no one r'aly
o,-n,,ir,.,t T." It was an
ru,nI,a,. ,,f ''''''' "'c'uSe
I.r,,,. ,rl,a+ ~" not qulle
IN ti,,.,, ,,,.t,....':. " IN 'ii'iI>C'NGS' but
toti,, ~ U-,..,,,I.t -, 'P'1N Tue ihYI-
trbn,, tl,,, ,,,,,.,.
mrnt ' Tbo I[ ,GT" irll oI M"S IN pleasant fer
houses ,ra,.e - - "eN gowns
T1,|o5 LoneiooMol were ;.g citane4 by enterprsins
n,o,,. ,,,,'.t. st, oNiV''"lron ot
vern 70 ba o,tn,t,;,., 49, ''e ,Hi,,n- G ie.1"S
tolv tbo Wvamdat' t'''ru. |I''g 'heIdrh'
riynr AMI Ii"I ''i''o.H 'l''ii,op "aNE on the
c,mnns anJ a.a 49,, ,i,V C''.,',io'.Ne On 'he
t,sta aooI Tho ,,i'I' ,I'''79 "n.'" u'u not
bnrnd tbo crow - 80. ''''''Vs 'eiiie'n-
"Don't von Cot r. g.. ,,..,
Won mnstn,t di.l,raan ~ -. p'.i'lllo; !;
Tho Girls had knew tho ~, S3u "i'oW, W.,
Wvandot crow oIl tbai. Ii,.an VI 'i;e
difficult n ,nn,nci,ta = ,,,.S, IN, ,,., It =
boen known fnroyor 'f''' 'o ms
Only lttln U.ttin NtoroJ;+h naor-. L.
lieved in thn Wvandnts I1a+tia ,',a' ~, o
pale Girl Who All not da,,ca Loao,,,1 - "a q
was not strong rnon~h an1 ,,.bo raa'l ~ t"e
much and was foo much oIono D,t ,ln o0o
ture. who amusns bnrsnIf ,,;tb ;,n,e,,,,,,,
ities. placed in tbis froil h"dv ,,in5 -
most adventurous cast Whan otbnr ,,;,is
were dreaming abont marty oav.ns ~.
moonlight walks-witb tho rirbt 40 eo,o.
l',I r"'''o" ii'''ie was wondering now II
mot'I sgSLi 70 oe S'lIlnS 70 the north