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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
MAKE Biz ADDITION
Wichita Produce Company to
Double SEE of Warehouse,
THEIR TRADE DEMANDS 1T
Two Story Brick Building TO
be Built on Santa Fe Ave.

T. H. Griffith has purchased OF ]. L.
Johnson and ". n. Ferguson two lots
lust north of the Wichita Produce COM
pany on Santa Fe avenue and the com
2any VIII build a two-story warehouse
on the property that viii cost in the
neighborhood OF $500. About two years
ago the wichita Produce company built
a fine warehouse on their property, and
since that time their business has grad
uaiuy increased until they need a great
deal more room than they have at pres
ent and the purchase Of last week was
made to enable them 10 construct build
ing that suited their needs. Since going
into business here they have drawn an
immense amount OF business from this
city and the southwest which was form
erly furnished from other cities. and
their travelling men report greater sales
every day. The company handles every
kind OF produce grown or used in this
neighborhood, and their present quarters
are always filed with stacks of fruit.
The building they viii build VIII have
a fifty-foct front and win be one hun
dred and ten feet deep. 1t will be
placed on the Santa Fe tracks so they
will have every facility for loading and
unloading their wares. The new struc-
ture viii be of exactly the same size
and style as the present one and will be
connected with it. There is a large base
ment where some of their goods are
stored, and the new building viii also
have a basement.
The new building. with the addition
the Citizens Ice and COLD Storage COM
pany is building, viii almost completely
fill up the space on the west side Of
Santa Fe avenue in the first block north
of Douglas and viii be a considerable
addition TO the wholesale district.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE
VIII Meet In Arkansas City on March
..2Gth.

The Southwest Kansas Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church will meet
in Arkansas City March &c to 81. Bishop
W. F. Manalieu of Auburndale, Mass.
Will preside over the meetings. On Tues
day evening Rev. Burns Of the South
Emporia avenue church will preach the
opening sermon. The pastor of the
church at Arkansas City, Rev. c. c.
Woods, was formerly pastor of the Dodge
Avenue Methodist church of this city.
On Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock
Bishop Mallalieu viii officially open the
conference. Wednesday evening the Rev.
Henry C. Jennings of Cincinnati viii de-
liver an address on 'The Literary Life
of MethoGism. This will be the lite
rary anniversary. The educational ami
versary Will occur on Thursday even
ing, speaker TO be announced later The
missionary anniversary will be celebrated
Friday evening; address by the Rev.
DR.. W. f. Oldham OF Chicago. The an
niversary Of the Freedmen's Aid society
viii occur on Saturday evening. adj
dressed by Rev. DR.. NJ. c. B. Mason Of
Cincinnati. Ohio. Rev. DR.. ]. c. Tiff OF
Kansas City VIII deliver the anniversary
address for the Church Extension So
ciety Sunday evening. Special evangeIis-
tic services win be conducted each after
noon by Rev. J. J. Rapp Of Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
ARRIVAL OF DR.. STRONG
New House Physician From Chicago
for W ichita Hospital

DR.. y. c. Strong. who graduated last
month from the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons. arrived in the city yesterday
10 take position in the Wichita hos
pital as house physician. Dr.. Strong,
although young professionally, has had
considerable experience in hospital work.
having been connected professionally dur
ms the late years of study with the Aug
ustanau hospital a Swedish Institution
under Professor Ochsncr. by whom he
was highly commended Ia Miss Peterson.
superintendent of tine Wichita hospital.
pr. Strong viii be quite an addition %
The NNlchiSa hospital ard Miss Peter
son. The Superintendent IS very much
pleased ana feels sure that he VIII 3us-
lily the reeouEaendatiens given him ly
Professor oehsaer- H.th whom she is
personally Wei acquainted
TIE duty - 81 house MUSICIAN s. uat
only ~ tsize charge ~ emergency csses
peAdiag tae arrival 81 TIDE other phrslc>
.ass hf ~ we'll. L. sire close atreE-
Ron g. tar pat5erls between tise visits
81 the sfa9 flh, sielaas. ueting au ehanges
and sa5lse~iaE aH importaas iaToImatloa
relative &c The ease This sill re!ieKe
Mss Peterson - much 81 her auziets
end worry inciden, 70 thu details II hos
9itsi work and VII give her more time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
Miss Mary Lenghan, Young Society
Lady who lives in Brooklyn, N. Y, tells
how Young Women May Escape those
Terrible Monthly Pains and Sickness.

DEAR Mrs PnNKHAM:I suppose of my friends would
call nodes acknowledge you what Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done for
bottles which took last fall made complete change
my life and brought hopes and aspirations which
dared think Of when I sick.
For three years suffered silently every month dreaded the
time and while sick in bed felt sick enough stay there
Cramps and beanown pains and wetched headaches
frequent often daily but your Compound quickly changed
all that am splendid health; have palms, and
grateful you that feel express myself hoping may
help suffering health Yours truly, MISS MARY LENGHAN
533 Park Ave, Brooklyn NY"
5000 FORFEIT ABOVE LETTER NOT GENUINE.
No other medicine for female ills in the world
such widespread and unqualified
Mrs. Pnkham invites advice.
She has guided thousands health. Address, Lynn,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04

When the stomach won't work the
whole body suffers, as every tissue or
structure of the body depends on the
stomach for nourishment and renewal
II the stomach IS weak. inactive and
unable to properly digest food 4 not only
subj cts The body 10 a state of chronic
semi-sIarVation o. habituaily haif-fed
condition that weakens IL ard renders II
less productive of accomplishment and
less resistant TO disease. but K allows of
the absorption OF haif-diSesteC, T9rtng
material that Is positive poison 10 il
ana taxes the eiiminative organs 10 eXpei
it from the body. Thus IL viii be seen
shat the inconvenience and distress. the
disturbed rest. the horrors OF insomnia.
and tEe dreadful caprlces OF nightmare.
are the most insignificant part OF indiges-
ton. and that real danger turks behind
the condition.
Few people seem to realize the dangers
Of weak. defective and dis0rdered dlges-
ton. Health reports do not give il as
cause Of death. because some ether dis
ease sets in to work destructive changes
only made possible by the imperfect di-
gestion, and the death is accredited TO
them
There are many medicines on the mar
kct intended to correct and improve per-
yerted or impaired digestion. but none
are so safe, SO economical, so convenient
so effective. so satisfactory. SO popular
as are Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Whether the dyspepsia Is OF long stand
ing or Is only 2 case OF temporary ih1i-
gestiOn. they give prompt and pronounced
relief Their regular use for a time VIII
cure all forms Of gastric insufiiciency So
that good digestion viii wait on appetite
and health on both"
BY promoting perfect digestion all
tissues ana structures are better fed and
take on healthful activity. tho blood be-
comes rich. the flesh sound and firm. the
nerves strong. the eyes bright. the skin
clear. the mind alert and cheerful. and
one begins to feel the lust of ife-the JOS
CT mere living.
Mr. Thomas Scale. Maydeld Calf
says Have used and reCommen led
Stuart's Tablets because there is Moth
ing like them 10 keep the stomach
right.
AIr. T. H Davis. OF Hampton. Va.
SAYS: I coctoTed i've vaars for dys-
pepsia, but in two months ] got more
benefit from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
than il FIVE years Of the doctors treat
mcrt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
A THOUSAND DOLLARS THROWN
AWAY

MI ". ". Baker. Of PIsinview. Neb.,
writes: "My wife had lung trouble for
over fifteen years. we tried a number of
doctors ana spent over a THOUSAND dol
lars without any relief. She was very
low and I lost ali hope. wner friend
suggested trying Foleys Honey ara Tar,
which 1 did. and thanks &c 70 this great
remedy # saved her he She IS strong
ard enjoys better health thar she has
ever known in ten years. we shall never
De wilhcut Foley's Honey and Ia and
would as,, those afflicted - Try il. Sold
by c. Gehrirg. ~ r Douglas. Geo. Van
}verdsn. rs \. 1Iain; wichita Drug Co.
SO T. D-selas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
IN LINE ALL NIGHT
People Want Choice of Seats for Mad
anne Nordica's Concert.

Today the sale Of seats for subscribers
for the concert of Madame Nordica opens
and last night at o'clock the first man
into line before Mr.. Boyle's door in the
Biting block. de was negro. George
Chism and he represented about fifteen
people. He had a box and as he sat down
in front of the door and said: Il am
going TO have the first tickets and If any
one gets in ahead Of me they VIII have
10 go over my body" About nine O'Clock
@. c. Clean came ia and said he was GO
ing to stay an night and set some tick
cts He had hardly said il when c. Mel
son came in and stated that H., was in Al
the head of the push Tor some tickets 70
the concert. The three men stood guard
all night. They represent about fftv
subscribers TO the concert aud were Maid
for going into line last night. They had
things an their own way until about .
o'clock when another ticket buyer. came
in ana then alI morning the men came in
one IT time bat each one represented .
good MANY subscribers
This Is the FIRST time in this CITY that
there has been SO much enthusiasm about
q sinser- There are nearly one thousand
N'--7N --t-NA ? tfat-A --t --l tlr4T seats
. today This is the first time that peorls
have stood in line all night or ever for
any length Of time 70 obtain tickets for
ar attraction in this city
Last night representatives from Hutch
inson. Newton and Wellington came in
and they VIII make an early appearance
this morning There are several hun
ared out-of-tova subscribers 10 the CON
corr
The sale Of seats does not opsn untn G
O'Clock this morning. hnt The greater part
Of The subscribers Viii ~ f. line long be-
fore thar hoar. The men or wateh last
Iigat were soly crew as they talkea
ard 5oised ana h-3 Q soe8 time ana DE
long hours sped asyay qaie1y. rua -
them brousht hel clothes ana expected ~
sleep ia sAe han hat thes dld mes Is the
ether did lheir u4rt IL Keep the otaer fel-
low awake 80 brought 1heir l.realf..st
lor his nlafniss IS thas wig har.- sever
IA heH.s s5aneins hefare th.re i any
chance 70 set ia 81 tie of
Bora. 81 ar ana airs a f Ellsworth
az 1888 Necta Santa IT, ateaue. 4 ton
pound oaby SIN sunday evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
AN ARlsTocRATIc STORE
C. S. Daniels Employs CoIored Lady in
His Big Store to Polish Furniture.

c. S Daniels, the progressive ana en-
terprising Douglas avenue furniture
dealer. is constantly on the lookout for
new IDEAS and modern features 70 bet
ter his store and keep from falling into
the rut Of one-man-idea. he visits the
furniture manufacturers exhibit every
year at Chicago and Grand Rapids Mich
igan, gets new ideas and adopts any that
recommend themselves to him as prac-
teal for a Wichita store. He has recently
employed Miss Ora Hancock (colored) 10
keep stock in attractive and clean oondi-
ton. A reporter for the Eagle yesterday
found Miss Hancock wearing a snow
white dust cap and apron, polishing and
busting furniture in the bis store The
result of her two days work is already
noticeable in clear mirrors and shining
furniture.
II is a new idea in Wichita. but 4 popu-
lar one in most all large CITY stores
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
JUDGE M'BRlOE HOPEFUL
Tie Believes He 1ilI WIN Case IN the
Supreme Court

Judge w. T. Mcbride Of the Sumner
Cowley judicial district. was in the city
yesterday on business. Judge Mcbride
is still on the bench quietly awaiting the
decision Of the supreme court with ref
erence TO the biennial election law re-
lating to judicial offices. He thinks the
supreme courts decision will be in his
favor and said that eX-Chief Justice Hor-
ton told him personally that the court
could not do anything else but sustain
the position taken by the district judges.
He and James Lawrence. the gentleman
who was appointed by the governor to
succeed him, are on the best OF terms.
Mothers can safely give Foley's Honey
and Tar TO their children for coughs and
colds. for it contains no opiates or ether
poisons. Sold By G. Gehring. 400 Z. Douc-
las; Geo Van WerGen. S3S n Main: Wich-
ita Drug Co.. 1lO e. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
ASK FOR CHARTER
Lopez Remedy Company viii
Incorporate at $4,000.
WILL ENLARGE FACTORY
Rich Corporation Desires TO
Buy Part of Stock.
WILL ENLARGE FACTORY

The Lopez Remedy company OF this
city has decided to reorganize and be
incorporated. with capital stock of
s5oooo and to multiply the capacity of
fits plant here so per cent. In two weeks
application viii be made for charter.
It has not yet been decided what per-
CONS shall be taken into the company.
as one of the largest corporations in the
country. the name of which cannot now
be made public. has offered to take stock
fn the new corporation. The management
are as yet undecided whether to allow
this company 10 buy stock or not. but if
st is it VIII subscribe for one-half Of the
Eo.050 capital. Regardless of who is taken
into the stock company, c. f. Gallagher
OF this city VIII be president of the cor
poration
The Lopez Remedy company started a
factory IN a small two-room building at
Isl West Douglas avenue on November
J, but the business has grown 10 such
proportions that the company is not able
10 fill its orders. Consequently the plant
viii be increased 90 per cent, after which
II VIII employ twenty-five people. 1t
VIII move into larger quarters.
The company manufactures two herb
medicines. Onei called Lopez Spe-
oiiic-' and it IS claimed that it is a rem
coy for blood diseases. rheumatism and
malaria. The other medicine is called
LOPEZ Rheumatic Remedy"
The medicines were discovered by c. z.
Gallagher. the president of the company,
eighteen months ago. For twelve months
ne gave The remedies away, but the de-
mand was SO great that ne decided to 90
into the business OF manufacturing the
medicines
The most reliable preparation for kid
ney troubles Oh the market is Folev's
kidney Cure. Sold by G. Gehring. soe f.
Douglas; Geo. Van Werden. BPS Y. Main,
Wichita Drug Co. ia = Dof,rlas
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successful, and early in the spring they
expect TO see their hopes realized.
The delegation night was headed
by Chief wah-shun-gah. the head man
Of the tribe. He was interviewed by a
reporter and It very enthusiastic over
the business he has on hand. Forrest
Chouteau, IS interpreter. was q member
OF the delegation The others were Cen
eral ". L. Hardy. secretary; William
Hardy. Jr.; Ygah-mo-e-keh. Achan Pap
pan and Mitchell Fronkier.
Wah-shun-gah and Wah-mo-e-kah.
were the only members Of the party who
were dressed IN their blankets and they
VIII no doubt attract lots OF attention
among the people Of the east
Old Wash was much elateG ~ the pros
pect Of trip II the capital probably
because there ne WIN meet many frienas
lie is one Of the best knoun chiefs and
IS an Interesting figure 70 persans iese
familiar with him and MS ways than We
are here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
MRS. SIkNT0N'S DtATH
Former Hiss Bertha Ayers Passes
Away 1t Kansas city.

A message was received last night from
Kansas City stating that Mrs John Stan
ton had died there yesterday of fever.
The remains will arrive in Wichita this
morning and at 2:S0 O'Clock the funeral
VIII take place from the home of VIII
A Ayers. 526 Waco avenue. Interment
will be in Maple Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Stanton was Miss Bertha Ayers,
daughter Of ". W. Ayers. formerly clerk
of the district court, and sister Of VIII
Ayers. About year ago she was mar
ried TO John Stanton. son of the late
Michael Stanton, and their home was
made at Kansas City
Mrs. Stanton was young woman Of
winsome character. and the news of her
death viii be a source Of pain TO her
many friends in Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
ESTABLISH UNION MISSION.
Rev. c. 3. Monford in City for That
PURPOSE.

Rev. C..B. Monfort of St. Joseph is
now in the city to organize an interde-
nominational mission under the auspices
of the Union Mission association of ST.
Louis. It is the purpose of the associa-
ton to preach the gospel to those who
are neither reached by the churches nor
the Salvation Army. a hall will be Sc
cured. and meetings viii be held every
night. Street meetings will also be held.
Rev. Monfort said yesterday that when
the work is thoroughly organized. the
mission win be able to feed the hungry
and help the unemployed find work He
stated that church members can be asso-
ciate members of the mission.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04

Phil Brooks. Detroit. Mich. says
Your dyspepsia cure has worked ven
der tn my case. I suffered far wears
from dyspepsia bat su. now entirely
before. / gladly recommend them.
Mrs. LYDIA Bartrafn. III Asay ria. Mich.
writes "A nave Suffered from. 81 mach
trouble Ter ten wears, and fVe di1ereuS
doctors gave me only temporary re.'ef.
q Mr.. J. Z. Psce advised me % tvs
Stuayts Dyspepsia Tablets. and four
boxes do me more permanent heacht
than all the doctors medicines THAI /
have ever taken.
Roy. J. r HoaG. or Wymore. Nebraska.
writes. For SIX years have been
came very much alarmed ~ Some
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believe there was 81 rutathetic relation
between the two Diseases. or rather. thar
She stomach trouble was the cause ~ the
heart disturbance. hit upon Sfuart
Dyspepsia Tablets Ter q remedy and in-
vested a dollar and half fHr three
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can eat any Kind 81 feed want era
have a coed. vigorous appetite. Although
am seFeuty-sever years oid, Z u1fT itel
perfectly wen. and without being r.
quested by anyone i make this state
ment as . compliment To- the virtues q
Sfuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Henry kirkpatrick. II iawrencc. Mass.
says, Men and women whose eccups-
tion prccludes an active outdoor hfe
should make IT daily practice 70 use
st1art's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals
have done So myself, ard ( know posi-
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ylgor 10 their daily use. From tha ilrlg
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very little for any other meat hai
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and 7 can eat mg uesia with relish eaf
saffsfaetion. which j Rad not known slart
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
APPOINT BUCKEYE COMMITTEES
President Of Ohio Association APP
points Three Committees.

~ T 1-afsen. PRECEDENT u ths Ohio
association. has appointed tie foI7wiag
standing committees.
Executive Committee. p. Howard
Ransom Brown. J. II IcCaA. john Ad-
ans e. II. Campbell. jesse chsmberlain,
o. sraize. Thomas RardaH. - RI Hope.
j. 81 Brown. ~ valley Cnser-
Program ard Enter -innsnf Committee
&c. s. Eteon. vs. = Burgess. ETuce
CERT
Membership Committed Trolte-.
J. = Patterson. Cisre1ee Fallaas. EIlza
Grav. and 2Iiss slaHse 1icIsugtlln
TIE rrograan corurai-t.-e rll r1est az the
oaee - Matsou Aatsaa IN tie Bl.-
tlaE aack Ned4 ay afternoon ~ 9
o-eleck - arrause cer pfzum fer tae
nest needing - The 4ss8etati9n - - ted
or TIE tirirl ffei.ee4sg ~ fnia slc1.th
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
rs a ~ INVENTION
y. F. New Claims to Have invented an
Automatic Switch.

John IT, New OF Wellington. is the in
Nentor Of a patent switch which he claims
viii solve The question of avoiding rail-
road wrecks in the future Mr.. New
claims his invention superior 10 an 9th
ers Il is So constructed THAI on the
approach 81 any engine if the crew in
charge al the train has orders to side
track. The engine VIII automatically omen
the switch and the train after passing
over viii automatically close and lock
the switch The switch viii work either
sorward or backward motion of train.
Mr.. New also claims that the switch can
h easily ana successfully operated by
any brakeman who holds the keys 10
unlock same for purpose of switching
one, TWO ar auy number OF cars or max
Twins switch. as it is termed by rail-
road men. and NOT interfere with The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
FORMER WIcHITAN DIES
Remains of Mrs. Joseph Utz Were
Buried Yesterday.

Mrs. Joseph Utz. who formerly lived in
this city, died at her home in Sedgwick
Kan, last Saturday night. and the fun
eral vas held yesterday afternoon. Death
was caused by consumption. Rev. y z.
Harmon, of this city conducted the SER
vices
Mrs. Utz leaves five daughters. the
Misses Elizabeth. Lottie, Eva Florence
and Della 8lusseIman. and one son, Yves
ley Musselman. Of New Mexico. to mourn
her less. She moved to this city about
three years ago and last October was
married 10 Joseph Utz. Since her mar
rage she has lived In Sedgwick-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
CONFER WITH FARMERS.
Bird Canning Factory People Are In
Civ

Representatives of the Bird Canning
factory of st. Joseph are in the city. and
today will drive into the country in COM
pany with ]. II. Ross of this city, to
confer with the farmers of this vicinity
regarding the growing of products that
can be canned in the factory the com
rany is considering este blishing here.
The readers OF the Eagle will remember
that H. F. Goode received a commune
cation from the company month ago
asking him if there was a site for a can
ming factory in tn city. The company,
If it decides to start a factory here, Will
try TO induce the Sedgwick county farm
ers to raise tomatoes and other products
that can be canned and may bring some
farmers from the vicinity of St Joseph
to raise those products here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
ATTEND FRATERNITY BANQUET.
r. M. Piatt VIII Respond to Toast in
Indianapolis.

R. NJ. Piatt has received an invitation
which he will accept TO attend banquet
and reunion of the Sigma Chi fraternity
chapters of Indiana, to be held at the
Grand hotel in Indianapolis, on February
% The banquet is given by the Lampda
chapter of the state university at Bloom
ington. Ind to which Mr.. Piatt belonged
when in college. Mr.. Piatt will respond
to one of the toasts. Others who will
respond to toasts are Booth Torrington,
author of the Gentleman from Indiana
George AIDE, the noted fable writer; Lin
coin Dixon, Augustus Lynch Mason. DR..
William P. Rogers. dean of Indiana uni
versity law school; George w. Cummings
oe New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-04
coNresT Is eETTlNe wARM
Students Sell Many Tickets 20 Matinee
Lecture Of Ernest Seton-T homrron. :

The contest among the students - TIE
different schools q the city fsr tfe prizes
offered By o. 4. Boyle fer the oae who
sells the greatest number ~ tickets for
ths matinee lecture - Ernest setoa-
Thompson next Saturday e becoming
very interestng a large number ~
young people & the elfy are wcfkias for
the prizes ard some ~ them are Eorsiag
Yery hard as the prizsa are o1erea sge
well worth s9e1cing considerable tiue
husfilng Tor The 0rsf prize ~ - cash.
eosd watch Erawaphene ~
scolarzhip II the Frien1s university ~
2 scar T. one thst great many sts'ier.s
q this clfy are striving Ter These vno
ere wcrkirg haza ARD All - wei r.