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Description Of Curtis Lode.
SURVEY No. ana.

Beginning az corner No. I. a pine post ~ feet
long, inches square, set ~ inches in the
ground, scribed i-2I2, whence the One-quarter
section corner on the s. boundary Of Sec No 81.
T. No N, II. No. II f., NJ. d. NJ. bears s. SO
49, y. 7ig2 feet
Thence n $40 81 f.. 1905 feet TO S side cor.
No, g l00l.5 feet intersect line 2-3i Survey No.
as5 of the Wandering Boy lode, s. 40 49, W.
556S feet from Cor. No. 4; 1875 feet to Cor.
No. 3, Identical with the S. T.. corner OF the
location.
Thence N, 2io O W. 800 feet to Cor. No. T. iden,
teal with the n. f. corner Of location, whence
the s. W. corner Of stone cellar bears ~ 500
T.. ISL feet
Thence s. $50 81 w. 1875 feet 10 Cor No 5.
Identical with the N. w. corner OF the loca-
tiOn.
Thence s go " f. 800 feet to Cor. No. |.
place Of beginning containing I7.07 acres
Exclusive Of Survey No. 2G6, Wandering Boy
lode, and survey No 20l2 Valley View
lodel, and forming a portion OF the s. II and s.
W. one-quarters Of Section 80, 4. No. N, r.
No. u f.. NJ ID M
The magnetic variation at all the corners Of
the claim is l5o So T..
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Description Of Del Monte Lode.
SURVEY No. 2034

Beginning at Cor. No. l. a basalt stone, 24xI0
9034, identical with the : W, corner of the
location, whence the 5. w. Cor. Sec, 80. T. No. 3
n. X. No. ~ T.. NJ. D. NJ, bears 3. 337 lS w.
9is6 feet Thence $ $50 OT Il. AS feet Cor, No.
/ survey aG}2 Occidental lode 1906 feet corner
No. ? a basalt stone 2fxsX6 inches set n inches
in ground, chiseled X 2.934 Identical with Cor,
No. = of the location. lIa9.4 feet Corner No. 3 a
baNalt stone Blk lx6 ms set IL inches in ground,
chiseed 2-9iA. Identical with the :. +, Corner
of the location. whence the discovery shaft
bears Il. 3so on W. il5.5 feet. A shaft iXj feet
o. W. 3lO feet. A shaft ix6, 10 feet deep bears
n. $50 o. W. 50 fret, The location notice bears
n. $50 0G w. l6i feet. basalt stone 3iXl0X6la
inches set II inches In ground Chseled LOc.
2t3i. 500 feet Cor, No, I, Il baSalt stone 21Xsxi
LCheS set II inches in ground. chiSeled NI-3A,
identical with the n. n. corner Of location.
Thence n. $50 IT. W. 1893 feet corner No. >, u
basalt stone 2tXSxS inches set X inches in
ground, ChiSeltd A-5.a8i, Identical with corner
No. of the location. HIS feet corner No, q, a
basalt stone 2ixdX6 inches, set ~ inches In
ground chisele0 X-6.a03l, set on the south side
line OF the Belmont lode funSurveyed) Thence
5, ~ a. W 367.2 feet corner No Z, u basalt
stone 2ix6xG inches set IL inches In ground CHS.
eled X-7aBi identical with the Intersection
stone of line - survey Ne. 203l Silver State
lode iunsurveyedl with the south boundary
line of the Belmont tunsurveYedl, whence the
n. w Corner Of the location bears n. s. a. W.
1919 feet, Thence =. - o. Il. 4i2.i feet corner
No and place Of beginning Magnetic yara-
ton NJ all the corners is 10 52' Il.
Containing an area OF 1905 acres.
And being situated in the :. w. Of Sec 4 30,
7, No. N, r. No. Il f., NJ. d. NJ
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NOTICE FOR
PUBLIC ALTON
NEWSPAPER.
Mineral Application No. 9IA.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY NEVADA
September ri, lgG2.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
" Ohi0fOt opah Mining Company by and
through It's attorney Intact, 3 a. Knapp, whose
post-0fice address Is Butler City Nye County.
State Of Nevada, has this day tltd It's applica-
lllS) linear feet Of the California mine or vein.
bearing gold, silver and other precious metals.
with surface ground six hundred lGnl feet In
width situated In TOnOpah Mining District.
County Of Nye, State Of Nevada, ana designated
by the field notes and official plat on HE In this
ONCE, as United States Mineral Survey No.
20ll IN Township No North Range No 4!
East NJ. D. NJ said u, :. s No. 2Uil, being de.
scribed as follows towt:
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j. W. Murphy, formerly an opera
tor in the San Bernardino oil section,
is visiting Tonopah. He states that
the Clark Is. p, l.. A. & S. l.. r.
X } railroad is now out about six miles
this side of Redands. The company
very recently landed l26 car loads OF
steel at Barstow.
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That the certificate of location of said Curtis
mining claim Is OF record in the office of the
county Recorder of said Nye County, In Book
OF Mining Locations, at pages l33 and 1874
Nye county, Nevada Records, at Belmont In
the County OF Nye, and State aforesaid.
The names of all adjoining and all conflicting
claims, as shown by the plat Of survey. are, Val
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Description Of ShOestring Lode.
SURVEY No. 9O33.

Beginning at corner No |. u basalt stone 2lx7
X inches set Is inches in the ground, chiseled
X.l-aB3 Identical with the n. w corner Of the
location whence the n W Corner of sec, NJ, Il.
No 3N.. r. No. - f., NJ D. M, bears n go ~
" al2g feet thence =. 10 g f.. Nh feet; lOca.
ton notice bears n. 77o ~ f. $50 feet: 3065 feet
intersect south side line 1.23 Favorite lode
lunsurveyedl :. iIo hS W. 17l.3 feet from corner
No |: 5ing feet corner No. }. whence the :. W.
corner of the location bears $. l2o lV f. 80 |
feet. Thence n. 80 ~ +. g56s feet corner No 3,
Thence N. 10 81 r. 544 feet corner No. 1, lden-
teal with $. f.. corner Of the location. Thence
n. i2o lg W. Jf.s feet corner No, B. whence the
n. +. corner OF the location bears n l2o 49, W.
sos feet Thence :. no ~ w. S7g feet corner No.
g. Thence n. I2o ~ w. g0S feet corner No :.
Thence S. no A. W. 660.4 feet corner No. 4,
whence the discovery shaft bears =. % ~ W.
Ag.7 feet, H3i5 feet interSect line l2-3 FnvOriie
lode :. 40 So w. aB.l feet from corner No /.
lil2. feet corner No ! and place Of beginning.
Magnetic variation at all the corners Is 1872
80 T..
Containing an area of ..........,,o..... 1889 acres
Less area In conflict with the Favor
tie Lode tunsurveyed .,...,........,,,. LOS acres
Leaving net area Of....,......,.....lS. 1871 acres
which is claimed by the survey and being sit
uate in the N. w 4 Of Section Ri, in Township
No. 3 ~, r.. No. ~ T.. NJ. d. NJ.
Expressly excluding all that portion of the
Favorite lode coming in conflict with this sur
yey, which conflict Of survey No 2lB with said
FavOrite lode Lunsurveyedl is as follows;
Beginning ut corner No | survey No. a33
thence :. l2o ~ f. 88.5 feet intersection line
lea Favorte Lode 2033 Thence ", 40 s. f.. So. 2
feet interSect line ISL survey No at39. Thence
s. 10 ~ w an q feet to corner No and place
of beginning, containing an area Of l6s acres
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Two hundred and fifty men en-
ployed in an Indiana coal mine have
struck because the mules at the mine
have been mistreated. Heretofore
it has been supposed that the mules
could do all their own kicking.
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uNIIED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
October 10. 1902

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tho
~ acenlth Mining Company of 'ronopah
t nevada oy ur Balloon Curtis, it's attorney in
County State Of Nevada. has this daV Az, NS S
application OF said The Acenith Mining Com.
pany OF Fonopah Nevada, "a corporation organ.
ia a.. anu exsting under and by virtue Of the
for fifteen hundred linear feet of he p ..nai
monte mine or vein, bearing gold and silver
and other precious metals with surface graund
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-29

A San Francisco man has just dis
covered that postoffice officials some
times treat the non delivery of let
tiers as joke. From all accounts
they are very liable to discover that
a permanent and enforced vacation
is an excellent corrective of Joking
in this manner.
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six hundred feet In width, said claim being
situated Ia Tonopah Mining District, County Of
Nye State OF Nevada, aud designated by the
held notes and oicia plat on te In this oiiice as
ot No aBi, IN Township North, Range "
East, NJ. d. Is and NJ. said Lot No. 9l3i and said
mining claim being described as follows to'wlt
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-29

1t Is hereby ordered, that the foregoing Notice
of Application for Patent be published for
the period OF ten consecutive weeks in the
"TONoPAH BONANZA" weekly newspaper
published at Tonopah, in the County Of Nye.
State OF Nevada,
q. II. GALLUP.
Register.
Date Of first publication, October Is. 1909
KENNETH NJ JACKSON and
J. j. KENNEDY,
Law Attorneys for Applicant Tonopah. New.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-29

The location Of this mine is recorded In the
ONCE Of the District Mining Recorder 81 Tone.
pah, and in book Il" Gf Mining Location az
page l5, Records Of Nye County. State II Ne.
vada.
The adjoining claimants are on the north the
California Lode Survey No, 3Hi, The Ohiofu-
n0pah Mining Company, claimant the Islander
Lode Davis Brothers, claimants lunsurveyodl ;
and the Red Rock (unsurveyedJ, Glenn Morgan.
ct al claimants on the east the Rambler iuu-
surveyed on the south the Montana unsur
veycdl on the west the Arizona lunsuryeyed ,
the Ohio'Ton0pah Mining Company claimant Of
the last three.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Colorado mine or surface ground
are required to HE their adverse claims with
the Register of the United States Land once
at Carson City, Nevada, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue Of the provision Of the statute.
o. II, GALLUP
Register.
II is hereby ordered that the above and fore.
going notice be published IN the "TONOPAH
BONANZA. " newspaper priuted and published
at the town OF Butler. Nyc County, State Of
Nevada, for the full period OF ten weeks,
o. II, GALLUP.
Register.
Date of FIRST publication, October I, 1902
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-29

II is said that man who squeezes
dollar never squeezes his wife. In
looking over our accounts we note
that some awful good women we
know are not getting the pressure
they deserve. -Reiveille.
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Expressly excluding all that portion Of the
California Mining Claim coming In conflict with
this survey which conflict Of survey No. 10t7
with 3jil California Lode j. rs follows:
Beginning at corner No | of survey No. 2GI1
Thence :. Sc ~ W. 3I3 feet interscct line So
survey No, 2Dii. Thence n. so ~ f., ~ 3 iect
intersect line II survey No sOi7, Thence y
70 " W. Al feet corner No. I and place Of be-.
ginning, containing an area Of u6 acres,
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Mineral Application No. 9I5.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE !
CARSON CRY, NEVADA,


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE !
CARSON CRY, NEVADA,
September, 81, 1902
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
" OhiO'Tonopah Mining Company, by md
through Is HttOrney-in fact, ;. A, Knapp wh0>e
postOitice address is Butler city Nye COUNTY
State Of Nevada, has this day filed It's applira.
tlon for thirteen hundred and thrty-nne 1880
linear feet Of the Colorado Mine or vein bear.
ing gold, silver and other precious metals with
surface ground 6li.6 feet at the northeast end
thereof, ana $40 feet at the southwest end there.
Of in width situated in TOnOpah Mining Dis.
trict, County of Nye, State Of Nevada, and
designated by the field notes and official plat on
Be in this ONCE as United States Mineral Sur.
vey No. 2Oi7, IN Township No. 3 North Range
No " East, NJ, u, NJ; said L. :. > No, AIl7
being described AS follows. to-wit:
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ley View lode on the north and east, Wandering
Boy lode on the south aud east, Last Chance
lode iunsurveyedl on the south Quarry Placer
[unsurveyedl, on the west and Eureka lode
tunsurveyed on the north,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-29

The location OF this mine Is recorded In the
ONCE Of the District Mining Recorder ~ Tono-
pan, and IN BOOK e. Of Mining Locations at
pages lei and l27 Records Of Nye County, state
OF Nevada.
The adjoining claimants are on the north by
the Egyptian Claim. Glenn Morgan, et al claim,
ants. on the south Rambler ;. A Knapp at al,
Claimants Colorado, The Ohio Tonopah Mining
Company, claimant; Islander Claim, Davis
Brothers, claimants; on the east the Mcnamara
Extension, The TOnopah Mining Company,
claimant on the west Red Rock Glen Morg an,
claimant.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said California Mine or surface ground
are required 10 file their adverse claims with
the Register Of the United States Land ONCE.
at Carson City, Nevada, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof or they will be
barred by virtueof the provisions Of the statute.
O. H. GALLUP,
Register.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-29

The certificate Of location Of said Shoestrng
lode mining caim is Of record in the office Of the
County Recorder of Nye County, State Of Nev
ada, in Book "F'' OF Mining Locations at pages
5O'5I. Nyc County Nevada, Records.
The names Of adjoining claims as shown by
the plat Of survey are On the north the Black.
/ bird Tunsuryeyedl The Mlzpah Extension Com.
pany. claimant, On the north and west. the
! Fayorite Lunsurveyedl, T. L. eddie ct al, claim.
ants. On the south the Belmont funsurveyedl
rOnOpah Fraction Mining Company. claimant
| the Ohio funsurveyedl The Acenith Mining
/ Company of Tonopah, Nevada claimant On
/ the east, the Eagle and Blue jay lodes fboth
unsurve2ed The Mizpah Extension Company.
claimants Of both.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said ShOeString mining claim or sur
face ground are. required to file their adverse
claims with the Register of the United States
Land Ofiice ut Carson City, in the State of
Nevada during the sixty days period Of publ.
cation hereof or they will be barred by virtue
of the provisions Of the Statutes.
o. II. GALLUP,
Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
Of Application for Patent be published for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks in the "ToNo-
PAN BONANZA "a weekly newspaper ublished
at Tonopah, in the County Of Nye State Of
Nevada.
o. II. GALLUP,
Register,
Date Of first publication October IS, 1902.
KENNETH M JACKSON and
j. j. KENNEDY,
Law Attorneys for Applicant, Tonopah. New.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-29

Andrew Carnegie's former private
secretary says of him that few men
would accept his horror of death for
all of his millions. Perhaps it is
the dread of dying rich and disgaced
that haunts the 'star-spangled
Scotchman, as he sees his millions
accumulate faster than he can give
them away.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-29

II is hereby ordered that the above and fore
going notice he published in the "ToNoPAE
BONANZA" a newspaper printed and published
at the town Of Butler, Nye County, State o
Nevada, for the full period Of ten weeks.
o. II. GALLUP
Register.
Date Of first publication, October I, 1902
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PearIulau Go.

The Pearlman Co. is fully estab-
lished in its new place of business on
the east side of central Main
street Their stock has been re-
plenished by heavy invoices of the
choicest and highest grade brands of
wines and liquors, including every
thing suitable to the best line of
trade. Their patrons were given a
regal luncheon on Thanksgiving day.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-29
No. 800.
APPLICATION
FOR A
PATENT

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
October NJ. 1902,
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ovan tucked her into her little crib and
she tried to review those events and scenes'
No doubt, animals more wonderful than
ever entered the ark. horses with the
tails of cows and the heads of sheep
pranced and whinnied and snorted, as she
gazed upon Them in her dreams.
Have yez had a happy Christmas
darlint?' asked Bridget. as she laid her
down TO sleep.
"Thuch happy day. and are you really
my new mamma?
your new mamma, darlint, and you're
my little Kathleen
II am Little Thaint Thunthine."
''Yis. lovey. But yez must know that
lost a little girl about as old as you and
you're the living picture of her. wild your
blue eyes and your long curly hair. And,
oh, darlint, my heart is full Of love and
happiness the night
The big blue eyes looked up wonderingly
into those of the old. gray-haired woman
and then slowly closed.
Bridget laid her down and clasped her
hands over her like a young mother in
her first ecstasy of love. While she waited
there. the Parson tiptoed into the room
and stood beside her.
'Oh, Micky," she said 'yez have lit
tie sister now He gazed shyly into the
crib, and the sight of that fair face asleep
on the pillow. the hands thrown over the
head in matchless grace, the marvel of
life in the embrace of sleep, the sister Of
death, subdued him. He stood a long
time there as one who has seen vision,
| and went out of the room without a word.
ITO Be Continued Next Sunday.1
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ADVANTAGE OF HAVING LEGS.

Lay Preacher" in st. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat.
1 have learned to walk at least half a
dozen times, and / intend to learn again
at the first opportunity. Nearly all the city
people 1 know are under the disadvantage
of having learned but once, and usually
they have long ago forgotten everything
about the process, except so much as is
necessary to take them to and from the
trolley cars and to and from their lunch
cons at noon. After beginning to learn
how to walk. at the age of about eighteen
months, and continuing to learn until about
the age of eighteen years, they acquired
other habits which appear to them more
profitable.
Nothing is more useful for instructing an
adult in the natural method of walking and
in the advantages of using ii than an at
tack of fever lasting for at least six weeks.
Either malarial fever or typhoid will serve
the purpose, but perhaps the combination
of both, which is sometimes called "typho-
malarial," will be on the whole most salts
factory and productive of the most lasting
educational results. In no other way is il
possible to realize that walking is a highly
intellectual process. calling for determna-
ton, resolution. calm and steadfast pur-
pose and a rational use of the will, which
will coordinate the movement of the legs
continuously with that of the brain and the
rest of the body. After having held to a.
fence for ten minutes and reasoned out the
best method of compelling his legs to CO.
ordinate with his higher faculties for half a
block, man who has passed the age Of
thirty years understands for the first time
why nearly all the ladies of his acquaint-
ance spend three-fourths of their lives in
close confinement which would be the
worst possible hardship to them IL they did
not think themselves able to walk out of it
at any time they pleased. The fact is they
have forgotten how to walk so completely
that after the first four or five blocks the
intellectual effort Is so distressing that they
either go home or take the car
After walking something over two miles
recently, found that / had forgotten near
ly all learned last year about walking
The determination. resolution and rational
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gazing at her as IL she were indeed saint.
then at Mike. then at the other boys, and
last of all at Terry. whose face was red
with shame; and bowling her head she
Iisped, In a voice that sounded like that OF
a song-sparrow:
God itn gweat and God it'll good,
And we thank Him for thith food.
BY Hith bounty all are fed,
Gwant nth, Lord. our daily bwead.
Never in the history of the Donovans
had a meal been eaten in such subdued
silence as followed this petition. 1t seemed
to open the gates OF new and unknown
world of thought and feeling to those wild
children of nature.
Not a word would have been spoken, per-
haps, had not Dolly's own childish tongue
been Embossed. She was hungry and her
stomach was human, If her soul was an
gelic.
Oath dood bwead and milk" she ex-
claimed. her lips yellow with cream and
a drop trucking down her little chin.
Its Jersey cream, child, and there be
a dozen cows feeding in Donovan's own
land for the family use. You can drink a
pailful every meal. If you like it,
ST want theme MORE" said the hungry
Little Saint
"Give her more. Bridget. They've starved
her, said Mike. angrily contrasting her
tiny body with the frames of his colossal
sons
Her tongue was fully Embossed after sup
per; and never in the whole of their lives
had such an evening been passed by the
Donovans. They gathered around her as
though she were some natural curiosity;
and at her childish ignorance and inno-
cence peals of laughter like those Of the
warriors of Odin would fill the old stone
house.
At those terrific explosions Dolly could
only smile and begin again.
I've dot thome Chrithmath prethenth
for everybody in thith room and it'll a
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well, begorra. I'll give her six sneep,
exclaimed Patrick. not to be outdone.
Bully byes." said Mike proudly ana
now, Parson. what have you got!
There's no candy In the house. is tneres
he asked.
"Lordy! nor diamonds, nor ruoies. nor
emeralds, exclaimed Mike sarcasucaiiy.
wen, then I'm going to get some' saio
the Parson, rising.
ITO get some candy?' asked MS lather
incredulously
"Where!' inquired Terry.
There's none this side OF BuckViiie'
Danny SAID.
That's where I'm going, Micky an
swered. moving toward the door.
Tonight!
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seo.-DRoppED CoNsoNANrs.

A convention has been held lately in the
little town of "o*soso+ in the county of
the same name, si'"'sissi. There were
present from the Southern States a dele
gate from As*assa, one from sa*a*~as, one
each from *'o"'o"o""o Calhoun county,, and
&e''e'e', Jefferson county, A'a'a'a; one
from +a*"a+a~a. CFayette county, ~essessee,
and several from the towns of A~"as~a'.
From the Northern States there were dele
gates from O'o*o*o*o*, Wisconsin, sosso'*os,
ohio, County of the same name),
"'au'au'ua. New York, and from 'a''a'a.a,
"e@e"ee, Potter county, Pennsylvania and
from 'a*'a*a@'a, (Miffiin county, the same
stateO There was man from sas*a'a''a'a.
California. Then still further North than our
country had delegates from the towns of
$a*a*a. while from the further South came
man from *a'a*a, and some from the
,a'a'a*. i must not forget to mention the
delegate from the Hawaiian islands, called
'a*afa. There were present old soldiers who
se@es*e'es the battle of su's su', and the
first and second battles of sa"a**as while
younger men had fought for against the
English in the **a**"aa".
The convention met in *essesses but was
e""e%'e% into seses*es. They had not much
to eat but sa*a*a*, and a sort of @a*asa,
Spanish dish of boiled bread. Every man
who had been e*e**e* to represent his COM
munity felt honored, and If he were in
his true e*e"e*%. There was i**"i'i'i+* music
to fuSu"u* clouds. The moon was in sysysy
They all stood solidly in unity and
i@+i'i+i*i*i+y for the good cause.
DOROTHEA.