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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26
Early Christmas Music.

Both in Germany and in England in
olden times the custom prevailed
among young choristers of going
through the streets in bands early on
Christmas morning and singing
Christmas hymns and carols for aims
before the houses of the rich. A
familiar picture is that of Martin
Luther when a boy singing in the
streets at Christmas dawn. Several
CT the most familiar German Christ
mas hymns were harmonized early in
the seventeenth century by Jacob
Praetorious to melodies composed
about the middle of the sixteenth
century by Luther. One of the great
est masters OF German music. Johann
Sebastian Bach, when a pupil at the
choir and grammar school at st.
Michael's, in Luneberg. walked the
streets early Christmas morning sing
ing these waits" with his fellow
choristers. between whom and those
Of another school the musical rivalry
vas so intense that the authorities
were Obliged to map out separate
routes for them in order to prevent
their mcetiis ard ooning to blows.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26

GA the name of the Christ Child. l
demand a gift Of thee" was all that
Olga could utter in her terror. 1t was
a terrible old hag who stood before
her and her aspect was threatening.
Some paltry thing, wis, ribbon,
a jewel. Speak, mortal, whatever II
may be, it's thine"
Growing holder, Olga spoke more
firmly: Thou hast promised, and in
the name of the Christ Child thou
must keep thy promise. IT'S not rib
bon, or jewel but my Johan, my be-
trothed, demand of thee as thy gift
"Johan, thy betrothed!" shrieked
the bag. Girl, thou art mad. Get
thee gone, and at midnight on the Jul
Alton l will bring thee jewel such
as none can boast, but not Johan. He
is mine, tell thee, mine forever. |
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26

night must not pass ere thou are
there"
But Thilda? We cannot leave the
dear child here alone"
"'Tis all arranged with Dame Thick
Ia" explained Karl. 1--WE shall take
the child thither and she will sleep
well. Thilda, min lila flicka!" called
Karl to the child, come hither. Hast
prayed for Olga's Johan, child?"
ia, my brother, and the good God
tells me he shall come home again"
Then so shall it be, my sweet child,
but come, wouldst like to taste Frau
Theklas seed cakes, eh? l thought
as much. Well, thou shalt as soon as
l can carry thee thither. Come, sweet
heart; come, Olga"
Though wrapped in the warmest Of
furs, Olga shivered as she stood alone
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26

amid the silent, gloomy, wintry waste
of the forest. Not long had she wait
ed ere distinctly through the awful
stillnes came the changing strokes oil
midnight which Karl rung upon the
barrel of his gun with a hammer to
warn her of the time. With a clear
but quavering voice the girl called out
three times: "Skogfrau, in the name
of the Christ Child, demand gift OF
thee. Skogfrau, in the name OF the
Christ Child, l demand a gift of thee.
Skogfrau, in the name of the Christ
Child, l demand a gift of thee" For
moment there was intense silence,
then came a rushing sound as of
tempest approaching, and a rasping
voice spoke to her:
why troublest thou me, mortal?
Dost thou not know that l can blast
thee with a breath? Speak, what wilt
thou?"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26

into her power, and If thou shalt de-
uand him in the name of the Christ
Child she may not refuse thy request,
since at this season she loses her
power and is at the mercy of mortals,
out once only"
Thou will be close beside me, my
brother?" asked Olga. shivering.
within FIVE hundred PAGES is a
charmed circle which none but thou
may enter, but l will be just beyond
IT and hear thy call for aid should
aueht happen requiring it. Thou must
stand alone upon the spot and say
three times, 'Skogfrau, In the name OF
the Christ Child l demand a gift OF
thee Three times, remember, my
sister. She may appear terrible in
her wrath and threaten thee and thy
Johan. but fear not. she will be power
less either TO harm thee or him. Come,
prepare. for the way is long and mid
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26

HA! KARA
barn, the smell
of thy coffee is
like the taste
of wine to the
thirsty a t t e r
my long tramp
in the crusty
s n o W." a n d
Karl the iron
founder threw
off his huge
skin coat and
emptied at IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
lie.

The poets exclamation; 20 Life. feel
thee bounding IN my veins is a joyous
one. Persons that can rarely or nerer
make II. In honesty 20 themselves, are
among the most unfortunate. They do
not live. but exist; for 10 live Implies more
thnn 10 he. 70 live IS 10 he well and strong
10 arise feeling equal 10 the ordinary
dutlcs Of the day, and 70 retire not o,eF-
come by them 10 feel life bounding IN tlc
veins A medicine that has made thous
unds Of people, men aud women, well and
strong has accomplished great work be
slowing the richest blessings, ANA that
medicine il Hoods SarsapIrilu. The
weak. rundown or drhlltated from any
cause. Should not fail 20 take H. II builds
up The whole system. changes existence
into life, aud makes life more .abonnd.ns.
we are glad 10 say these words In ~ favor
to the readers OF our columns,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
/. AND C. N. TO BAY CITY
Trice and Booth Were impressed by
What They Saw.

What They Saw.
Bay City; Texas, June l2.-Gcneral Mana.
ger Leroy Trlce. accompanied by Horace
Booth. on yesterday drove across from
Columbia to Bay City to inspect the pro.
posed extension Of the Columbia Tap from
Columbia to Bay city. They were as
tonished as we'll as delighted at the magni-
tude of this rice country. The two rice
mills. the ane pumping plants within
sight Of Bay City the thousands of acres
of maturing rice fields, the industrial
growth OF both towns aud country, vita
two railroads alreody under construction
FROM Bay City. thcy readily agree that th 5
is certainly the rice center ~ Texas, ami
they thought that these same cuuNis Won d
also soon develop winter truck garden
business. where irrigation would fnukr
failure Impossible aud give the best pos az
HE results. rhey were especially delighted
18th the Hight lift and the mnEnncent
water supply OF the Colorado river and
they predicted great fnture for, the town
evidence Of thrift and prosperity here
The board of trade gave the gentlemen
oil the assistance they could mud urged
them to speed the extension.
This road is especially desirable tor Tue
from Columbia 10 Bay city, ana thar VIII
put Bay city within seventy eight mites
of Houston without any change NJ cars.
As II Is 1t takes all day to 60 10 llous-
ncctions Mt Wharton. Eagle Lake and
Scaly. The international and Great
Northern helng the short air line, would
have all the other roads hested and Bay
city would haye-a very quick and desirable
connection with Houston, as well as Gal
weston For these reasons Bay CITY VIII
give the International and Great Northern
air line to Houston warm welcome, Col '-
pa1 Tripp u-o also gCtpIlDunipi Inv MS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
Vocation.

w }~f summer outing inflow us to surg
H. N''oGado and Utah, famous the world
j. UT Their cool and invigorntlng III.
IN magnificent mountain scenery ana
n., .5 Srnlner resorts. which are To-
|tf,sis the line OF the Denver and titp
|rj b n, he scenic Line Of the World"
|st NO Glnnlc Western. The Great
IN, IN. .. Route. Very low excursion
d,i,.s Wy 'tirclo' tour tickets are ON siia
h mi e summer months via these lines
|hyS.. principal points Of interest. The
|enrS. v.d Rio Grande and the Rio
|k.sA western, with their numerous
cs,sSe penetrating The great states of
Iknet y, aiI tab, have somr forty dif-
l.,st.,, ucle' tours through the Rocky
HI, ts, one Of which IN particular is
aass1u'nous lWO-mlle tour Dor SIS, which
as,,s more noted scenery than any
srss n uip III the world, passing the fol.
haes, Tp.llls ~ Interest; La Veta Pass,
ttts NUS, Ioitec Gorge Indian resprva-
nj lsoIS a1,hgo, Mancos Canon. Rico Liz
IN o nr1, fnss. Las Animas Canon, Silver
M ~ ,lm0rrnn Canon. Black Canon
iya nouulhlSan. Marshall Pass and the
III ~ So,se This trip can be comfortably
Eeh l.. wy days, but Mt least ten lays
nv q, ueNotcd to It, SO that one may
q al insure the principal sights. Tick
I'll istNlF low rntcs are also Oh sale to
l TIN A. Nty, Utah II you contemplate
ma through Colorado or Utah let us
u, KY sore beautifully illustrated hook.
Attst o. X. Hooper, G. p. and I. A.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
MAGNOLIA Park.

Arrangements have been completed for
comfortably handling the immense crowds
that will attend Captain Bob Cooks Pyro-
tcchnlc shows at Magnolia park, June l5.a2
10 Insure no delay Ia quick service the rail-
way company has put in Il switch between
the park and the city. The management
both Of the railway and park are leaving
nothing updone pertaining TO making this
uprltulious attraction Il success aud giving
Uoustou people more than value for their
money. Tickets must be purchased before
entering trains. they can he secured at
The Crescent drug store corner Min and
congress, or ticket Office, corner San ia
clnt0 and Commerce Treins viii not stop
10 take on passengers after leaving Com.
meree and San Jaclnto
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
SAME OLD STORY.
Real Reason for Proposed Increase m
interstate Rates Withheld.

Real Reason for Proposed Increase in
interstate Rates Withheld.
Several days have passed since notice
was received from the Southwestern tarn
committee TINT freight rates from the West
would be advanced to Houston and Galve'-
ton on juno ~, yet no serious attempt has
been made on the part II the traffic repre-
sentatiyeS Of any Texas line to explain
why the advance was decided upon. Az
enquiries ON this score are met with the
reply that the proposed advanced rates rep
resent the lowest combination that can hn
made. and that as The rates from the At
lantic seuboard have not been ralseli "hI}
cuunliZed Houston and Galveston Juphprs
can 20 East for their supplies II me now
rates hurt them. In one on wv" instance
IL has been declared for the railroads ~
their representatives that tue i'''s nv
Houston and Galveston can stand q much
greater raise than the one proposed, WIN
cut anyone being hurt, ana That ilese lW1
points have great deal the best OF i oNvf
North Texas as 1t is anu nave nolhius ~
complain of. -,
In the meantime such iohbcrs as have
taken the pains to investigate nave ulscov,
cred that the lowest combination s'vls
Is true enough as matters stanu no" ~, V
cause the rates from oman sahsNs ".
ST Louis and other Western points 10 Mn,
phis, New orleans aud other nlssl,5ns'Pp ~
river crossings were raised on may ~ II ~
the nnrpnsc. no doubt, OF laying me preal'
cate 70 for tho raise in Houston and calves.
ton rates to take place on June ~, IL nav HSs
NOT heen made ccar TO them however mns
the Increase OF May ~ was put o,x ~,
eypr. no more than 1t has Deeh eAp''.n,u
~ tt,eir satisfaction why it Is that no soon.
rp do do they get anything Ike .air o, ,ho W
from any adjustment Of state rates o o4nor
competition Is afforded en!aFst tbe,r "p awu
tunitiTs o iot oInnc Competing for anythinnia
IKE AN nm equitable share Of tue states ou''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
RAILROAD EXTENSIONS.
dtneral Attorney Miller Of the Ka,v
Looking Over Link Line.
PROGRESS ON THE FORT WORTH LINE
About Thirty Miles Of the Tr,et On, =,
waco Completed-l. and G. N. 10
Build New sriose,

Austin, Texas, June 10, General Attorp,v
Milier of the Katy is here for few davs
and Is making further Inquiries in tbc ,,,,4
m the old Link line property ketv,,u
Granger end Georgetown with view Of OK.
tending the Katy from Granger Via George.
Town ana Austin TO San Marcos.
Chief Engineer Maxcy Of the Orange ann
Northwestern is here IN some private bus.
ness, and states that ii is the ihtention az
the owners of the road TO const,uc, tho
branch TO MARSHALL Just rs soon as nos.
sihle.
superintendent A. l.. Bowers. who hal,
charge Of bridge construction on the Inter.
national ana Great Northern was here to.
day On business and says that thirty mile.
of track has been completed north of W3ro
ON the Fort Worth extension Heavy steSl
rails are being used on twelve-inch gravel
balns. and when completed the line will he
The best IN the State Mr.. powcrs said
that the road would build new bridge here
gcross the Colorado river.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
SANTA FE APPOINTMENT.

J. 6. Hershey Appointed to Succeed D.
n. Johnston.
Galveston. Texas, June l3-J. > nv.
sbcy. general freight and passenger assa'
Of tho Cuff. Beaumont and kansas -
railroad at Beaumont has been app n.y. ...,s
assistant general freight agent OF ,ae 0 ,,r,
colorado and Santa Fe, with headquarters
NJ Galveston. vice j. II, Johnston res'Hnvu.
rho circular announcing the appolntmen,,
,as not yet been Issued. but Genetf99 o
PF ps Agent Goodwyn Of the santa M s
morning that Mr.. Hershey haa ntr,ent win
ed for the position the appp'p'i''N'
become effective July J.. a., ,sitlon Of
Mr. Hershey has occupied inc p-sl.-un :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
SPECIAL RATES VIA KATY

For Persons Who Desire to Visit Mag
nola Park
The Houston business Leagne has re-
celyed letter from General Passenger
Agent Crush OF the Katy in which he
states that low rates on the regular trains
will he made by his llnc I" persons desir-
Ing to visit Houston 60 witness the pyro-
technlc display at Magnolia park 18th 10
2lst Of June, Inclusive. This shows a dis
position on the part Of the Katy to make
rates on account of attractions that will
give people an opportunity to visit Houston
and see for themselves the many induce
ments II offers to persons desiring TO cast
their fortunes with the coming city Of the
South
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
OUR WORKING GIRLS.
Help and Health for Those Who Now
Cry, "Oh Dear. I am Really Not
Well Enough to Work, But / am
Obliged To-"

How often these significant words spoken our great mills
girl who has worked
point where nature endure more and demans ales The
health aside
The says you are enough YOU must
leave, for must put some one in place
Standing all day, week week sitting posi-
ons the girl has slowly contracted derogd condition Of
her which calls halt in her and demands
health before herself
of girls Mrs Pnkham poers both SYM
When Weaknesses
assa remember that there is remedy for them all We have
that absolutely
neny cured Ivy Lydia Pnkham Vegetable Compound restoring
health usefulness those who
distressed. following letter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
LOUISIANA COMMISSION LAW.
An Effort Is Being Made to strenothe,
the Act.

tSpeeial 20 The Post.)
~, ''pn Rouge La, June 49, - Representa-.
ush OF Acadia parish has introduced
''Nsu'ptonai amendment prepared 10y
quincy General Gulon having for its ob.
S''' Tue strengthening u the powers Of the
STATE railroad commission. The amendment
Is attracting considerable attention and has
~" ieVorehly reported to the house At.
,orheE Hencral Guion appeared before the
"'use committee on railroads when the
"p'eNumeut came up for hearing and
n'ue an extended argument In support OF
II, General Guiou said that the inauonce
tle commission aud the effect az It's
q, u..LS were seriously impaired by omissions
~ lnt articles of ihe constitution III ths
commission ISSUES an order aud the ruii.
aNaas object TO it, the latter immediately
~ mo court with an injunction. Upon It's
,,,s',Ii9 uSe Tue rates or orders are suspended
unl' luete is determination. II the COM
mission Wins the rates on orders are then
Iut INTO meet, bur there is no penalty VS.
ltCq upon the railroads
=, lhtre was cnso before the comm ssiou
Hehetul GuiOn said, which Illustrated the
1ltea OF an amendment Of the constitution.
~ originated nearly two years ago In
shreveport with an order reducing cotton
latts from % to 80 cents The rate was
promptly entoined ana II the court now sus-
lalns the commission nothing will have been
accomplished except the recognition that it
htu me Right TO make the rate, while the
people for two wears have been deprived
or Tue benefit u the lower rate which tue
commission desired to give them.
General Guion said the bill provided that,
Ike any other litlgant, the railroad com.
pany IN bringing a suit for injunction should
swcal TO It's petition and file bonds In favor
o. tht cOmmisSla to respond to the judy
ment OF tho court There should further
be a running penalty fer the time during
which the order has been suspended II the
commission is succsssful. The bill fiNes
'hls penalty ~ not less than $40 nor more
than $50 a day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
AN UNUSUAL PRIVILEGE.
Mr. ], c. 6uddendorfF May Count Ties on
the Sap.

the Sap,
Mr. !. G.. Rnddeudorn Of the Merchants
ana Plautors oil mill is exhibiting with
pride an annual tie pass which he recently
received with the compliments OF Vice Pres
ident and General Manager Monscrrate Of
the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway,
The pass is n mark Of special favor which
the hobo fraternity might scorn, but which
Is greatly appreciated by Mr.. Buddcndnrf,
as u enables him to walk across the rail-
read hrlige, 4 privilege accorded 10 no
other ctiz,n Of Houston. thus shorten ng
The route to his home nearly mile. Tho
Wandering Willles' count the beams with
out credentials Of any sort, and must s1ioak
across forbidden viaducts but MIR Budd, n
dorm runs no risk, for he Is entitled 10
frsJclass passage over the right Of way
Mr. BuddcndorfIs pass gives him schedule
privileges second only to the general man
accr's train the pay car and the wreckcr,
he Is always on time and II IS hoped he
may never have to take the siding or 60 e
the shop for repairs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
WlGeINs FERRY DEAL.
a Settlement Said to Have Beer Agreed
on in the Virgins Ferry Case.

A Settlement Said to Have Beer Agreed
on in the Virgins Ferry Case.
New York. June ia plan said TO have
been agreed upon for the settlement Of the
Virgins ferry controversy at St Louis will
he put through shortly, according TO the
Herald. According to this plan, the ST.
Louis Terminal association win take over
the Virgins ferry property and the Rock
Island viii be- given representation In The
terminal association, Roth the Gould lines
aud the Rock Island viii deposit their ferry
holdings and receive in exchange an inter
est in tho st. Louis Terminal association.
At the present time tue ST. Louis Term.
iual association is controlled by seven rail
ronds entering St Louis. Each Of these
owns Uc-srvcnth interest IN the property.
A IcadiuStmcut will soon be made by which
ingulrr. and It's interest IN the property
viii rc an equal une.cshth. In this way
all the Ines will he accommodated,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14

general freight aud passenger agent Of the
Few beaumont aud Kansas s"ss hu, A
wish months. he having been connected
in "a i,le Atchsson, Topeka and Santa Fe
n me employ OF the coInpany Tor several
yyesrs' and while In Chicago was engaged
M time " handbag Texas business. and
eh,sin,n addition to the experience he has
Ne nm I'm Tor the duties 81 his new position
IN nisrsney has been frequent visitor
frio%Sss lreston lately and has q number OF
city. V ia''"au meh ot the
sn'.r at, Johnston has resigned to accent the
eeelelnrlship vi the chamher nf commerce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
Cholera Morbus Dangerous Disease

In many instances nttaclts Of cholera NOR
bus terminate fatally bGore medicine can
be procured or 4 physician Summoned The
safe way Is to keep OF hand reliable mod'
cine FOR use IN such cnses. For tnls pur'
pose there IS nothing so sure IS Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarhoen Rem
edy. w. L. Bosw7rth. Of Lafayette Ala,
says: I'm Juno, 1900, I had serious at
tack Of cholera morbus and one dose OF
Chambcrlains Cole. Cholera aud DiGrrhoea
Remedy gave nc relief in fifteen milutes.
For sale hy AN druggists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
DrsInABLE sUMMEn RESORTS.

There are many desirable summer re
SORTS located along the Southern Hallway
among which Is the Land Of the SKY and
the Sapphire County. Including Ahhey,llle'
n c., Hot Springs and the Resorts on leh,
Resorts. ,-,,.
For Summer Homes Folders ana desrrlp'
tive matter. tpplr 10 Mr.. J VI, knlsut'
Travelling Passenger M, HOUSTON i'N'''
or 10 your nearest ticket agent,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
Santa Fe to Adopt Per Diem System.

Santa n % FNuVPI TtT DItTW 0ysEvTTI'
Topeka, Kan, June IL. superntr ndent
C. W. Kouns Of the transportation depart
ment OF The Santa lie Is engaged at WORK
OIL a plan TO place tue per diem system OF
charging for the use Of freight cars in OPP
Grafton on the Santa Fe. Mr.. Kouns says
the Santa Fe will be much benefited by the
change. 1t will go into effect on July l.
All The minor officials Of the road have been
Instructed IN the use of the system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
eVN l!pIl THE ruRouoIsE SKY

n. CAMPING tx coLoRADo."
bed hh II. books above mentioned. pub.
"a h thr Great Rock Island Route,
Hlk c'sn ~ iree ON application to w III,
NJ ean,i and I. A., Fort Worth. Texas.
Hstcsy s ~ great store OF Information
lne me-, Solorado, and are at the same
"a story book.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
NJ aHEklcAs sUMMnR RESORTS.

siegAl. osslns to get hot and dry ones
~ iire..u etutaly turn toward the lnkes
~ New ana the seashore Of New York
" hev Ensland, and we begin TO Won
e noneyn usa i would require OF time
l.sss oues.,,o make the trip. A lot OF
rs given a fres ip " -Four Fou Track
krts ~ y, Americas Summer Re
Nlcp. hr MI ~ on receipt OF two-ceut
s1tS .nneorge =. Daniels, General Pas
hsss New York Ceatrsl ane Hud-
~ EeH ynus,lrcad, Grand Central Sta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
brakeman Killed Al Denison.

penison. Texas, June 1s-Joe Huse,
Katy brakeman was ruin over aud killed
this Afternoon al West yards. A switch
engine cut his body entirely In two. The
ID Ia man leaves q young wife.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
Trenton Falls. N. Y.

For great many years Trenton faus
has been known ~ sumner resort with
more tnan usug, attractions. AZ TINS
.roiut rho West Canada Crcck, which
drains a large area Of the Southern Adj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14
A TEXAS WONDER.
nAll,s eREAr DISCOVERY.

One small bottle OF Halls Great plsSO.
.rv cures all kidney and bladder troupiu'
removes gravel, cures diabetes semi ,ra
emissions, weak and lame backs r ,,snsS.
tisr and all Irregularities OF the N'"n a,, :
and bladder in both men and women ,ss %,
Iates bladder troubles in children. u III
sold by your druggist, will pc sen, " 80
ON receipt Of 81. One small pot'ie 800
mouths treatment. and VIII cure az ~
.sara mentioned. DIR. r. W. Hall so's
a'"nntacturer. p. o. Box 600 st. Louis No
Snna sor testimonials Sold by all dFas
lists.
Bartlett. Texas, September d ~,
Hall. 81. Louis; Dear slr-i nav
ycnr Great discovery for kidney uous, ".
and can recommend IL to anyone suns''"'
IN ike manner Il. ". rHoAfsoH,
Ex.Mayer Of Bartlett