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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-10

The city election in Joseph Monday
resulted in the election of Albert
Wurzweiler, F. d. McCully and J. NJ.
Mitchell as councilmen, W. ]. Roup
as recorder and j. T. McClain for
marshall. The other officers held
over until next year.
Thos. Morgan, of Fruita, was in
town the first Of the week. with a pe-
tition to build bridge across the I'm.
naha at Freczeout. The people of
that part OF the county are certainly
entitled to a bridge after spending so
much hard work on buildidg road A.
long the Imnaha.
WHITE-BLACK-At Marshfield. Or.
March 10, 1902, Rev. 5. s. White. of
Coquille City, and Miss Addie Black.
OF Myrtle Point, Rev. McClelland,
officiating.-Ashland Tidings. Rev.
White was pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN
church in this city a year ago and has
many friends in Wallowa county.
The CHIEFTA1N joins in wishing them
a long, happy and prosperous married
life.
The Order of Eastern Star in this
city entertained a number of visitors
at their regular meeting last Saturday
night at which four candidates were
initiated. The visitors from Wallowa
were Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Mcdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A, Holmes, Mrs. C.
I. Mcdaniel, Mrs. O. NJ. Corkins, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. HOOPER, Mrs. j. p.
Morelock. Those from Joseph were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs
j. d. McCully, Miss Eula McCuily,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Conlcy, Mrs. Geo.
Mack, Mrs. f. d. McCully. Mrs.
Atcherson and Miss Elenor Ellis.
During the evening the members and
visitors all partook OF bountiful sup
per mt the Central Hotel
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-10
WHOLE NO, 9 8

all other resources were exhausted be-
cause, as some aver, her husband was
a federal.
The old-time pernicioos custom Of
audible study is INDUCED in the
schools although the American teach
er has, ever since her employment,
been doing her best to eradicate it.
The pupils have never had any real
school training, and the schools are
anything but orderly and pleasant.
The children aer universally bright
and do not seem to be at all vicious.
More efficient Porto Rican teachers
are needed and more American teach
ers with authority to organize the
schools on American models should
be employed. There is no regular at
tendance. The children are in school
today and out tomorrow and no officer
makes it his business to inquire into
the cause.
Porto Rico is divided into seven
school districts or departments. each
supervised by an officer, directly or in
directly under the control OF the COM
missioner of education at San Juan.
The schools of Santa Isabel have been
IN progress since the first of October
One visit of half an hour has been
vouchsafed from the supervisor and
the school is in strenuous need of nj
least II days active supervision per
month until it is in good working
order. The children as class. have
no habits of application and the pa ,
ents have no idea whatever of what
an education means TO their children.
1t will take years and money and la
bor to get the schools to a point whcro
they can accomplish II systematic
routine of school room discipline and
this generation will have nearly pass,
ed away before any great work in thn
line OF methodical education is achicy-
ed with this insolent, pleasure-loyine
but kindly people,
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-10
PORTO RICO LETTER,
By
Hiss Sarah Z Graves.

The nrblic scbools n +bis ,ioin;.,.
ot Ieost aro NOT IN ,.,r, al,u.;,h;.,'.
condition Tboro oro not ,,,aro tla.7
oro b,rdrod ord ef,,, ,;l. a.,
school IN tha town or 81, T.t.I
tborob oi+, of no4 Co.. fna,,, .,....
and i,bobito,+s oIt,ou.h :; A.
school distri.+ ho.o ,uo f, -.
that npmber Of cbildron sohool nao
Eduo,tioo : oo,I.a ~ ~
neonle do r,t oooe;dou = ru,nI
ron swarm, tbo s+roo+s drri,o .aLaoI
bonrs and worry Iit.Io.,o,;oa = tal...
ofit h,. tbo ,,ro,an ,,,,,.u;.;. p.,;
tics i, i+s ,ro,,rt ,,,o,.f 5,,..,,,
r,on+ tbo La, 1 o;,.;G. .;.. -.
to bayo +oLo, o a.,, h,ra os tl.o' 100
nIo es,ooio1,v ,l,o o.,,, NC. -.
classes and at to ,roso.4 ti.,a .La
Trritod S.a+os ooror',..,,.. 3 ,.
Mar with ,ber Tb.ro,rhlicor ,art,,
i tho Anor;ooo ,,,,,. a,d ..,4 =,
nooros ond ,oo.or pa. - !,
Iono to II ,ybilo .ho t,a,.n,l. ,.a,,,a.,...
tbe ror.or,.,t;yo olo,on+ onj h,mo
,rit,i, r,a;. ,.,., 1t.
and all those not satisfied with the
present regime
Under Snanish rnle os no ono had
vote evcent no bod ,ro,,ort,, s,,cio;o,,4
To be assessed q tax of S95 and oo al
most M naoros and tba noiori+, os
the whites own no pronertv the nron
ertv owners have nrotty n,rob tho;,
own wav Now nnder tho rrIo of
eoual snfYeraoo this class fooIs I;tno
restive at the results ofoloctions u,non
neoros oct office Tho nras,do,,t of
the nresent school hoard i no,,ro
The school is NOT s,ooo,s Tho.o
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-10
Land For Sale.

1000 acres of farm and pasture land
at the Buttes, with abundance of
water, all fenced except 100 acres.
Price $3700. Call on or address,
VIM. SNYDER,
Enterprise, Or.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-10
For Sale.

100 acre ranch. 80 acres in culti-
vation, 40 acres in wheat, $3.50 worth
OF machinery, all for $1,000. Would
take good span of mares as part pay.
ALBERT HARPER,
1mnaha, Oregon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-28

and Frye sustained his ruling"
Referring to disrespect shown Sen
ators he WAS compelled here reluc-
family to call upon one of his
warmcst personal friends, Senator
Talbird. In reply Senator 'ralbird
said, son the contrary, you al
ways treated me with the most dis
.ingulshed courtesy and 1 think
you treated all the other Senators
the same way" BY request Col
Tillman spoke of the sword Incl
dent, and in bn,h explanations he
was applauded and cheered. Col
Tillman's speech was heard most
attentivcly, and he received cheers
and applause at its delivery.
THE HON NJ. f. ANsEr.
came next, making the cosing
speech of the Gubernatorial can
didates, DR.. Zimmerman being alb,
sent. 'Bl othcrCrafford, $50 called
because of his good story, also paid
tribnte to the crowd of ladies who
wer G present. He was proud TO an.
nonnce his candidacy for the high
and honorable position he sought.
The good people of Greenville had
honored him with twelve years
of office>holdIng and he was proud
of it. In the issues baing discussed
Mr.. Ansel wss in favor of pen
siens, of the dlspepsary, opposed
to trusts and monopolies, in favor
of educational interests, good roads
all of the candidates, Mr.. Ansel
being the author of the 'Iove feast
PLATFORM, ,. Mr.. Ansel was heard
with attention and with Brother
Cratford's farewell, he closed his
speech.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-28
The Senatorial Candidates Mt Da I
lington.

Darlington, June 25.-The
Senatorial meeting here to-day
was devoid of any special features.
A little more than 10 per cent of
the county's 1900 Democratic
voters assembled in the Court
House and listened to the speeches
just as if they were spectators of
trial in Court in which they felt
no special interest. The meeting
established one thing, and that is,
az far as Darlington County is
concerned factionalism is dead and
the candidate who attempts to
revive it does so to his own de
triment. No caustic personali-
ties were INDUCED in and the
discussions were on an elevated
plane. Truly to-day's meeting can
be called an educational one.
But it did sound so strangely
familiar when Mr. Evans said .the
dispensary system is the best So
luton of the whiskey question. :"
This has been the song of every
successful candidate from United
States Senator down to coroner
for the past ten years. Unless
one swore allegiance to the
"great moral institution" defeat
fer any Office was always his fate.
But, thank goodness, that day
in South Carolina is now num-
bered with the historic past.
Even the name of Tillman either
here or at Camden elected NJ
applause, while the mere men
ton of the name of Carolina S
grand old chieftain, Wade Hamp-
ton, called forth a spontaneous
outburst of applause which threat
ensd to shake the building. The
crowd to-day was Il thoroughly
representative one in every res
pect.
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Ugly Stolm in Spartanburg

Special to The News and Courier.
Spartanburg, June ga de
structive storm swept through the
southern portion of this county
Saturday afternoon. From Pei
ham, on the Greenville line, it's
course was by Cashvllle, Wood
ruff and Cross Anchor, going on
to Cross Keys in Union County.
The hail belt was q half mile to
Il mile and half wide. The wind
in that belt was very strong, many
houses being blown down. These
were generally farm houses not
securely built
Only one dwelling house was
blown down. The cotton was
trimmed until rot leaf was left.
Corn was much injured. While
the hall belt was narrow there
were many farms in it and the
crops looked Sunday >as if they
were completely destroyed.
The people about CampobeIlo
are agitatiug the subject of a new
county, to be cut from this county
and Greenville's dark corner.
Mr.. John B. Cleveland suggests
that South Carolina expand some.
what and swap that long point of
Lancaster and York counties run.
nlng mp nearly to Charlotte, for
that portion of Polk County this
side of the dividing ridge and
make big county. The Cover
nors of the States would meet
rather frequently pending such
swap.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-28
Killed a Mad Cow.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Beaufort, June 25. Mr.. H.
E. Drawdy of Dales shot a mad
COW in his fathers pasture yester
day, the animal having come from
an adjoining pasture and joined a
number of milch COWS. Mr..
Drawdy observed that the animal
was frothing at the mouth and
charing among the otter COWS.
Several little children in the vi.
cinity We're also chased by the in
furiated animal. The madness
was attributed to bite received
from mad dog in the spring.
MIR. Drawdy's timely appearance
On the scene with his gun was con :
sidered very fortunate.
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To 'he Democratic Voters Of Lancas>
ter County:
Knowing ,he good character and
quati tification of MIR w. Il Vanland
ingham IS we'll as his patriotism and
loyalty to his country. we hereby an
rounce him as a candidate for the IN
portanl Office of County Treasurer. IF
he is ell cted we guarantee that he will
discharge the duties of the Office in
s'ri"t acccr,lauca with law and to the
full satisfaction of the people AS Is
well known, Mr. iandingham
when quite W urg man. enlisted ~
ioldier i'm the Confederate war and
was badly Wounded in the leg. " hich
rendered HIM Grape for lite. hut
notwithstanding His .ffiiction he has
supported hims If and family by hard
woIk ON his f,r,n witl.u niu muring
ami as ever asked :or nn nffi u
Therefore. Il more d setvlug ma, could
not be elected Tre1-ur, r of Lancaster
county: He viii s"! p r ;he Dem ociat.
ic nominee
MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-28

We hereby announce the Hon, jim.
Estiidge asa candidate for re election
to the House Of Representatives sub.
ject to 'he result of ftheDemocratic mi.
mary. Mr. EsIr.dge's well know low
atty 10 the besI Interests Of the ppo,le
and his experience rs ltgis 'ator
make Vt eminently proper TINT he
should be returned to The House
MANY VOTERS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-28
Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhoca when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped G. c. G. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
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FOR THE SENATE.

hereby announce myself as can.
didate for reelection to The Senate.
pledging myself to abide by the re-.
suit of the Democratic primary.
w. c.. HOUGH
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FOR SUPERVISOR.

We hereby announce Mr. James
Hyatt, of Van Wyck, ~ candidate
for tho ffice &c nun'v Supervisor
He will abide Tia, RESULT of th. primary
MANY VOTERS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-28

The Best Prescription for Nasnrui
ChilIs and Fever is bottle of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t
ls simply Iron uud Quinlne and
tasteIess, No Cure No Pay.
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Two Negro Boys Drowned
Special to The State.

Beaufort, June 24.--Coroner
X. L. Sans held on inquest yes
to-day on the bodies of two negro
boys who were drowned while
attempting to swim across deep
creek near Oak Milligan, with
bags of oysters on their shoul-
ders. A verdict of accidental
dro wing was rendered by the
jury. The boys were aged IL
and 10, respectively.
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OSCAR w POTTS,
Pleasant Valley, S. g.

am a candidate 'or reelection TO
the House of Representatives, uliect
to the result OF the primary election.
Il. Y. WILLIAMS
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Where the Lightning Strikes.
Special to News and Courier.


Laurens, June 24.-News
reached here this morning of tn Q
killing by lightning of negro
named Mays and his horse, or
mule, on Frank Bramlett's place
in the northwestern part of the
county Saturday afternoon. 1t is
said that there was no storm at the
time and comparatively few clouds
were visible. The negro was
ploughlng at the time. 1t is re,
called by residents of the neigh
borhood that in 1878, twenty.nine
years ago, seven head of cattle
grazing on idonticalIy the same
spot were killed by lightning.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-28

9 Pay your subscription ore
year in advance and we will send
you the Home and Farm free one
year.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

hereby announce myself n candi,
dite for the office Of IL bate Judge
subject To the rnIeS COVER ing the
democratic Primary
Join Nj. PERRY
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We take pIeasuT III "nnOuncinv Mr.
John A. Cook as IL candidate f,r re.
election to the officG of OunN Audi
tor--a position he has filled with such
marked efficiency, faith iuiness and
fidelity. He will abide the result of
the Democratic Primary
MANY FRIENDS.
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CAPT u. G. HEIwARD.

announced.
CAPT u. G. HEIwARD.
being the first speaker. Capt
Hayward came forward amid ring
ing cheers and applause from
every one, including the ladies.
Many "Hurrahs for Hevwardn
mingled with applause, and when
"Three cheers for Heyward :"
were proposed they were Justify
given, every one ringing clear and
long. Capt Hayward made nc
acknowledgements of this greeting,
paid Il tribute to Southern woman,
hood and addressed himself to the
voters. He gave Democratic
doctrine to the descendants of the
founders of Demo 'racy. Announc-
ing his candidacy he clearly out
lined his position n the issues dis
cussed, the same issues that make
Ga love feast for we candidates. -
as MIR. Ansel said a few days ago.
Capt Hayward made a patriotic
presentation of the demands of the
situation and was heard most at.
tentively, and the cheers and ap-
plause that were frequent during
its delivery we're loudly repeated
with rousing enthusiasm at It's
close
CONGRESSMAN w. j. TALBERT.
was next introduced and came
forward amid applause and hand.
clappiug. Col Talbert paid his
fitting tribute to woman: had the
attention of the crowd at once
and announced his candidacy.
Running against nobody, simply
running on his merits for the Of
hce OF Governor; no wirepuIling.
He condemned the growing tend
ency of expensive campaigns:
wanted effective laws securing
commercial liberty. He was down
on Commerciai Democracy and
Rerublicanism. There should be
no conflict between labor and can
lt"l. There was better system of
Keeping executive books needed,
tax books especially. Unity the
system in some way, so that
everything in one book could be
examined by any one. Defining
issues Us discussed. Col Talbert
shared in ''the love feast" on this
unified platform. Col Talbert
made one of his best speeches and
was closely listened to interrupt
cd with cheers aud applause, and
closed with these liz encouraging
volume.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR TILLMAN.
was next and came forward with
applause and cries for "Tillman.'
Col Iillman began by protesting
against the venerable antiquity of
Col Talbert's jokes. Regretted
the absence of DR.. Talbert. He
objected to Heyward's buttons
What chance wouldDrTimmerman an
have with his picture on a button
Heyward's buttons were out, like
wise his hopes. We will soon be
leaving his ground. Have seen ne
practical evidence of his form.
"He has magnicent one, sir"-
voice from the audi ence. Then
Col Tillman again addressed him.
self TO Col Talbert, twe-horse
farmer driving splendid pair of
black horses. Col Tillman obi 1T.
ed to a man having held Office for
fourteen wears q II Tolhar+ b.l
been in office twenty-five years,
with off days Us side line. "Trled
one Tillman for Governor once:
will try another one," said voice
from the cromI fnIl.
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FOR MAGISTRATE

[ hereby announce myself n caudi.
date for reelection to the office of
Magistrate.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES.

In response 20 urgent requets from
different portions of the county. I
hereby announce myself canpidate
for the House of Represent ,tiyes.
subject 20 the result Of the Demu GRATIS
primary.
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Respectfully,
WlLLlAMS-HUCHES co.

We take this III" thod Of announcing
The name of NJ. &, Gardn for ouh,y
supervisor and feel that the in.
!eresls of the ounty are safe in his
hands. He is no stranger to the
duties required. as he has before
h"norsbiy aud ably filled lie position,
MANY VOTERS.
hereby announce myself IA, cl,
d1date for the Off ~ County sinner.
visor, p'edging my self to u ,iLs the
result Of The Democratic primary
JOHN r. FAILE.
Mr.. Editor; Please announce r n.
Sapps as a candidate for County ~up.
efvisor He will abide the rules of the
Democratic primary.
MANY VOTERS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-28

announc" II ysp II candidate for
reelection 10 The III g.. "f ,nunty Su-
pervisor, subject lu ~ e rul. governing
the primary.
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+ Mr. Hollis III Her on is hereby an.
nounced as a candidate f'r election to
the office of County u iitor He will
abide the RESULT Of the democratic
primary MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-28

At the solicitation of many friends.
thereby annoni ce mvse'f ps u candis
date for County Audit r. subject to
tina Democratic primary
w. +. Estridoe.
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Stops CCHOh Und U0rks Off Me
'Ol6.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets cure Il cold in one day. No
Cure, No Pay. Price, Csc.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU,
CATION.

hereby announce myself u candi-
date for tn office of County Superin-
tendent 1T Education, and pledge my.
sell to abide the result of the Demo
rrati: primary.
n. j. LONG.
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FOR TIRE ASURER.

an = candidate for recollection TO
the office of County Treasurer.
w. .CAJJTHEN
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10 The Voters OF Lancaster County:
with many thanks for past favors
anu earr"S'solicitaii ms for future SUP,
port l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for reelection to the office
OF ounty superintendent Of Eiuca-
lion subject t" the rules governing the
Democratic Primary.
A. G.. ROWELL,
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@ Subscribe to The LEDGER
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The Candidates for Governor at
Belufort.

Beaufort, June 25. The Court
House was more than full when
the Gubernatoriul candidates were
announced.
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SPRING GOODS.

20 where will you will better fitting cohi
which offer you the Our Cheyot Suuits Rue
Cassmers For styles and prces 20 us.
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MANY AOTERS.
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5000 YARDS Wash DRESS GOODS,

90 mang
sand
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FOR AUDITOR.

MANY FRIENDS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

A H. Hess & Co. Inc harness and stock
saddles, so Travis street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
POWER oE A TIGERS EYE.
Experience Of a Man Who Utilized az
Optic OF That Species

E.neriepra 90 a M, VjLo tI+,iisod m
TS'' 49, J"''-~N W
Opt'c OF ! nat species.
AN English friend Of mine, said Fred
erick T,tt,ot ,-ag,,.,i.. ..e.4,
,,,,a ''''''o"' WIS W. ''i'''N
OF one OF his eyes. indeed th1t organ
was entirely removed and rcplaerd with
an oriie.i,f ma oa 81. ..,.
Wv 'n N'' Way !" rue '''''
one dAy n" stopped Goo purchase rug
and in bending over 600 cNuIriu, ~ mia
grtiHcini c,, dr,,r,,,I ,.., ..i ,.i .
o., lP'" wac ''" "'"a' "P""
'u' Wss'lHi"d uoor of tho store, ~ WAS
hut q short time Before IA. departure. nf
the train it was imperative for him no tulo.
and. upon his explaining tine fppaUtatlpe
Of time IN tue snopkeeprr he was advised
that DNldermst had % pInce uast door
aud that he cou.d possible rrplara hts lbs,
from tho stock Of arfiHclu eve. kcpr
thorc 10 use IN mounting the skins of o1l.
mails. Hastily entering and cNplaintng hi.
predicament 10 the ta1idcrinlst that va
thy puced tray OF animaf, ewes bplor,
him. among which he finally found ono
That httcd and which had boon intended
for the head of tiger without yIauoing
at himself IN the mirror be- puid his b.ii
md pulling bis hUlyr9rh haf .rtT dl..u
an his forehead. entered the Whiting hau.
som and told thp driver 10 nrn,, aI with
an sLccd to the station U9on arrlva, tbnrc
lac haudcd the driver his legal clrr. whore.
upon the cahhy, who had evidcutly OK
rccttd larger amount. treated Nm ia a
torrent of hillipgHvatc Somewhat urrv'
he looked stcrnfv IN M the man ,yho i'm
ucdiate,y turned as white ps ~ shnnt ,,ul
with al oh, my GaWd" lnshpd his horse
into a RIM and disnppc1rcd 3rn,iud mo