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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30

ing cost the county: $35 per thousand.
Then there was other repair work
not in these contracts, including caps
and other repairs which cost the coun-
ty $50 to $3.50 per thousand and over
BY the present method used by the
board there was al contract made last
year, which included the material for
the flooring, caps and all other repairs
and cost the county just $27 per thou
sand, which has resulted in saving
to the tax payers of this county of
$4,000 in cash for bridging and repairs
in the past twelve months.
Aside from the actual cash saving
there has been an additional saving
through the securing of better mate
rial for use in making the bridge re-
pairs. Where oak lumber was former
ly used for floor joist Oregon fir IS
now used. Where the box caps OF
oak were used solid Oregon fir timbers
are now used. Where the plllng fol
the smaller bridges were formerly sci
a pile driver is now used in placing
them. thus securing a much more sub
stantial job.
But even this is not all that has been
accomplished by the board OF super
visors under a republican administra
ton. When in 1898 the republicans
came into control of the board there
was a bonded indebtedness OF over
5000 900 and floating debt OF about
4 $4,000. During the nine years ina
haye elapsed the bonded Indebtedness
| has been reduced to about 1900 anc
| tn floating debt has been wiped entire
/ " out. In the accomplishment OF al
this the board has kept within the lev.
/ which is now three mills, and yields u
the county practically $4,000 Iol
bridge purposes, or an average OF $ll
for each of the 1000 bridges in the
county
/ There is being an attempt made tc
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By A. w. LEE.
MR. 5PlLMAN, TIE PUBLIC SER.
WANT

The most effective and just measure
Of the ability Of public officials to care
| for the interests of the people is the
record made in the administration of
the affairs of their office. The basis
upon which the machinery OF our gov
eminent is run is the party method, in
naming and choosing the various Of
ficers in the county state and nation.
While in the administration of the at
lairs of the government, the policies
espoused by these party candidates
and endorsed by the people in their
election form a criterion by which to
work, yet it is the duty OF every Of
ficer of whatever party when he takes
Zip the duties to endeayor above all
| things else and serve the interests of
the people at large.
To the man who measures up to this
standard. in whatever position he may
be placed, the people owe it as a duty.
not only to the candidate, TO endorse
him by seeing to it that he is re-elect-
place the man in Office who is con-
Quoting their affairs in business-like
manner and is saving them thousands
of dollars annually.
1t has been intimated that there is
an attempt being made to discredit the
administration Of j. H. r. Spilman as
a member of the county board of SILL
pervisors. The work of the super
visors is made matter of record and
a strict account of everything done bS
them is kept in the Office of the county
auditor, SO that by an investigation Of
these records the people may know
just how the affairs of the county arc
being conducted.
In regard to the action of the board
of supervisors since Mr.. Spilman ha:
been a member Of that body and as tt
his part in its affairs, the records o
the auditors Office show that never il
the history of the county have count.
matters been conducted in as business
| like manner as during the past three
years. We believe that the public
should know these things and to bring
them to the attention of the people
that they may be cognizant of what il
being done and not make the mistake
of failing to endorse faithful and eft
ficient public servant, we submit the
| following facts to them for considera
| ton, as taken from the books of the
county auditor
Concerning the attack that has beer
made upon the board of supervisors
and particularly Mr.. Spilman since y,
! is the candidate for reelection this
| fall, with regard to the cost of building
and keeping in repair the bridges Of
| Wapello county the records show thai
| there has been a saving to the tai
payers of this county during the pas
year of about $4,000. During this yea
the competitive system of letting the
| contract for the repairs to the loWes
bidder-has been put in use. Under
! the former contracts the bridge floor
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A FIRST CLASS 1850.

If you want strictly good Iowa 100
acre farm. prairie land all up in fine
condition, well improved, can fit you
out 1t will cost you $50 per acre, and
it is we'll worth the price, but you can
buy 1t by paying $4,000 down and long
time on the balance, long as you want
This is all ideal farm home, has been
kept largely to grass, so is in fine con-
dition to raise you big corn crops
1t is one Of the sort the Illinois men
are after, and will never stop going up
in value. It's only one mile from a
town. Come in and we'll show you as
good a one for the money as you have
seen lately.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker Building.
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MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker Building.
BARGAINS.

100 acre farm within two miles of
the city limits. Will sell for $50 per
acre. Adjoining farms held at SIS
100 acre farm in Van Buren, county.
nice laying land. good buildings, fine
crops. within Two miles of a good
town. S45 per acre
so acre farm in Macon county, Mis-.
souri,, $50 per acre
100 acres in Macon. county two miles
from town, all fenced hog tight, s42
per acre. $4,000 cash, balance on time
at 53s per cent.
For cheap farms either Missouri or
Iowa, eau on the
Z AMERICAN LAND COMPANY,
|: Cor. Court and Second SITS, Ottnmwa, Iowa
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IOWA BLIIE GRASS STOCK AND GRAIN
farm--31G acres rolling land; good soil;
well improved: 1876 fine blue grass pas
turc: $50 in cultivation: : miles to county
sent; rural daily mail: 30 miles to 0maha
title perfect easy terms: Price $50
Write for particulars. l.. C. Brown,
Logan, Iowa.
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FOR SAI.E4-112 ACRES LESS THAN
in four fields, good nine room house. barn
3GS42. .~sl full length and granary.
three we.ls. deep we'll and yard. two
tanks. two cisterns. rural mail delivery.
Phone in house. hog pasture. tight fence.
If purchaser wants more land viii rent
30. so or 120 acres or sell. ENQUIRE of
Clark Mahannah. or c. S. Mahannah.
North English Iowa.
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FOR ShI.E-ONE TEN GALLON coz
fec urn in good condition Reason for
selling too small for greatly increased
business Cali Mt Van Horns Blue Front
Restaurant, 20S-o10 South Market, OF
tumwa. Iowa.
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FOR SALE-NON. l. 1902. AT ELDON
stock yards. one car load of yearling
northern horses. gentle and we'll bred.
AaTess Fades Bros, or j. L. Younker,
Ildon, la
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-ONI.Y MEAT AND ICE
house in town. VIII sell horses wagons,
houses. III health the reason; good bust
ness. All correspondence answered. II.
Cassidy. Cleghorn, Iowa.
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DR.. MUMMERT. l11n
Glasses Correctly. Nv
Farmers and Investors.

If you want to save money and make
good investment come up now and buy
Der lands. located in Central Minnesota.
which we sell at a very low price Our
terms are 81 per acre down and balance in
interest. Our land is close to railways and
good towns which give good local mar
ket We also want to call your attention
Excursion rates every Tuesday during the
month Of November. Write for our Maps
and Folders.
L. B. ARNOLD,
Trustees Land Agent, c., r. 1. & P. Ry
st Paul, Mimi.
JOHN P. APPLEQUIST.
Travelling Agent, Ottumwa, Ia.
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IOWA FARMS--I HAVE GOOD BAR
gains for sale. Write for largest and best
descriptive list in south central Iowa All
sizes fine farms and low prices. Write TO
II. u. Mccall, Winterset. Iowa.
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For SAIll-2n0 ACRES OF ROLLING.
la!d: black soil: two sets of good
buildings on same. Eight miles from
ntnmwn. $1,000 per acre Address
PHI Watkins. Agency. Iowa
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FOR SALE-CHolCE POLAND CHINA
hogs, of both sex. Iaines Shields
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HAVE SEVERAL GOOD IMPROVED
eastern Kansas farms for sale. Write
me Your wants I'll do tho rest. Austin
a. Torrance. Heading. Kansas.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE TWENTY
farms adjoining the Iowa state line near
Unionvilie. 40 Send for list Geo. H.
Gallup, jefferson. Ia
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BARGAIN-HALF INTEREST IN A
well established abstract business in
northwestern Iowa. Good opportunity
for, young man. VIII sell cheap or
trade for North Dakota land. c. A.
DOuge. DEVILS Lake. n. D.
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For SALE AT a BARGAIN. OUR RESI-
dtlice. II inc modern seven room house.
"a acres Land we'll set in herring fruit II
delightful place, one mile from Irving
School. See w. ii. GAYLORD, au2 North
Moore.
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A SNAP-1G0 ACRES IN LACQUIPARLE
county. Minnesota. at $1,000 per acre
cash, If taken soon. ,Thc farm is under
good cultivation and well improved. Will
he worth $1,000 per acre in n short time
Write Lock Box 213, Rockwell City, Ia.
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WAN ED.

WANTED-25 SPRING CHICKENS FOR
Monday and Tuesday. Highest cash
price paid. Call at Van Horns Blue
Front Restaurant. 20S-210 Market street
WANTED-A GOOD HORSE, HARNESS
and buggy in exchange on piano. The
New Piano Store. 10 South Market St
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
Bargains in Real Estate

il you are don't fail to see us as
we have large list Of farms in Wapello
and adjoining counties, that will make
the buyer money within the year.
Several splendid homes in the city that
are bargains.
Vacant lots and acre property that is
t0nnd to increase in value soon.
ottumwa is the best city In southern
Iowa and real estate in the city and the
surrounding country Is sure to be worth
more money In the near future.
See or write us before buying
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30

FOR sAIE-FARMs IN NORTH CEN
tral Missouri. Correspondence solicited.
describe what YOU want $. w. Haynes
J & Co. Wheeling Mo.
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FOR sALE-A GOOD HOME IN CALL
fornia. 100 acres, house, barn, orchard,
me water, 80 head ofhogs. all for 81 800.
Don't miss this. ]. w. Woodruff Hook
er, Tehomn county, California
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FOR SAIE-FINE FARMS IN SALINE
county. Mo-. write H. c. Mead Slater. Mo-
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FOR SALE

Fol: SALE POLAND CHINA BoARS
with lara bone. Sired by n mammoth
,ear. They are mortgage liftcrs Call
on Or address, ChaS. August. Be!knap III.
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-Iron WORK
nE machinery to make room for other
business. Write w. ii. Pence. Fairfield,
Iowa.
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FARMS FOR SALE IN THE GARDEN
spot OF Kansas: send for list or call on
j. w. Bronston. immigration Agent, Car
nett. Kas.
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FOR SALE GOOD STOCK RANCII-
es of two thousand acres each of decided
land, and twenty-five hundred acres
leased; also large tract of good land.
either in the north or south on six to
forty years. time. Send for catalogue
Fishery. Mo.
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FOR SALE.

ORCHARDS HAVE THE MOST CON-
pletes list of peach ana apple orchards
and fruit farms in the great fruit belt of
missouri and Arkansas: handle nothing
but bargains in orchards and fruit prop,
critics Tell me what YOU are looking for.
Wm.sH. Johnson. Springfield. No
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FOR SALE-PAIR BLUE ROAM MARES.
Will work single or double. ) and 6 wears,
gentle. and good drivers; also pair we'll
matched cream colored horse and mare,
gentle, well broken. Would make good
private driving team or good carriage
team. Address Patrick Rourke. three
miles west of Eldon, on Rock Island.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Us YOUR ORDERS FOR
sheet music Largest stock, lowest
prices, orders filled same dav received.
Special prices to teachers. bands and
orchestras. Arnold's Jewelry & Music
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FOR SALE KANSAS FARMS IN EAST
eril counties. Send for list J. c. Ruth,
Colony Kansas.
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FOR SALE-S0-ACRE FARM tNEAR
town all smooth prairie land n choice
farms. address Williams & Morrison,
Mount Vernon. III.
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FOR SALE--545 ACRE BEAUTIFUL
We'll improved farm, Jefferson county,
illinois, good soil, lay of farm first class
Price $40 per acre. May take one-half in
!. trade. Ben MARSHALL. Mt Vernon. I'LL
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OKLAHOMA FARM FOR SAI.E-FARMs
III the best farming community in the
world. best climate. best crops, best
schools, good churches, bes, roads. at
prices which will double in one year Call
on or address A. c. Burwell, Kingfisher,
Okla.
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FOR SALE-79 ACRE FARM. ~ MILES
from Buxton. all good land fenced in
four different fields. 3t bargain If talk
en- soon. Wiley Scott. Bluff creek Iowa
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10
Wreck.

A dispatch to the Journal Democrat dated May 9th says:
 The Santa Fe eastbound limit ed No. 4, was wrecked two miles west of Flagstaff by running into a burning bridge. The engine and buffet car crossed the bridge in safety, but the dining car and two Pullmans fell through and were burned. The observa- tion car remained on the track and was saved.
 Physicians were hurried from Flagstaff and Williams to the wreck. There were no lives lost and beyond a few cuts and a thorough shaking up, no one on the train is much the worse for the accident. Traffic will be de- layed from twelve to fifteen hours, as the engine, after crossing the bridge jumped the track and is wedged against both sides of a cut.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10
NOTICE To Whom Concerned.

May 1, 1902.
 To all persons who are not in possession of Real Estate and liable. to pay Poll Tax in Navajo county, Ariz.:
 The poll and personal property taxes are past due and the law will be enforced after the 2Oth day of May, by garnishment of wages and attachment of prop erty.
 The law deducting the poll tax from railroad employees has been repealed, and the tax will be paid to the collector.
 This is the last notice for col lection of these taxes and all delinquents after May 2Oth may expect the law to be enforced. The absence of an assessment blank is no excuse as the law obliges you to procure them, and also to pay poll tax and personal property tax at time of assessment.
 The poll tax and personal property tax collector will be in Winslow from the 10th to the 2Oth of May (except Sunday the 1Sth) who will furnish blank assessment lists and receipts for poll tax.
 Violation of this order, and the process according to law, will cause the person neglecting this duty about three times the amount due on this notice.
 By order of The Board of Sup ervisors, Navajo County Ariz.
 F. r. SECRIST, Sheriff, As sessor aud Poll Tax Collector.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10
Good for Rheumatism.

Last fall 1 was taken with a very severe. attack of muscular rheumatism which caused me great pain and annoyance. After trying several prescriptions and rheumatic cures, decided to use Chambcrlain's Pain Balm, which 1 had seen advertised in the South Jerseyman. After two applica- tions of this Remedy was much better, and after using one bottle was completely cured.-Sallie Harris, Salem, NJ. Fore sale by F. J. Wattron.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

1t seems that there is liable to be another court of inquiry to examine into the matters con- nected with the arrest of the officers of the Chicago at Venice recently.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

Several navalcadets graduated at Annapolis the other day. They graduated a little early on account of lack of officers in the navy.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

N. A. Sanders and Wm. Mes senger were elected councilmen in Phoenix May 9th. We hope that the Phoenix papers will have a rest now that the election is over.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

Yuma is without city jail it being for rent. The lot was sold a long time ago to man named MOdesti.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

It has just been discovered that a tribe of Indians near the Polar Circle speak the same lan- guage as the Apaches in New Mexico.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

Rear-Admiral Sampson died ill Washington May 9th, from hemorrhage of the brain.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

There is Photographic stone in New Mexico that is better in quality than the imported stone and the supply is unlimited.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

There has been some fierce fighting in the Philippines lately to go along with the court-mar- tialS.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company purchased $1, 100000 worth of oil stock in California recently.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

There are more opium fiends in San Francisco than any other American city.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

w. H. Moody, of Massachu. setts, succeeded John D. Long as secretary ofthe navy on May 1st.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

Three members of the House of Representatives have died within the past week.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

The government of Hayti has been overthrown by revolution iSts.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

Robert Fitzsimmons has fought 327 battles and has lost only one.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

A great opal mine has been discovered in the Horseshoe mts. in New Mexico.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

Bret Harte, the noted author died in London the 6 inst.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

When a man starts on the downward road the break is most sure to refuse to work.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

The St. Louis exposition has been postponed until 1904.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

The President signed the Chinese Exclusion act last week.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

Archbishop Corrigan died in New York May 5th.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

Railroad conductors live very high in Chili.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10
Official Paper of Navajo County

Entered at the POstofice at Holbrook, Ari
 zona, as Second Glass Mall Matter.
Holbrook argus., 1902-05-10

sUssoR,PrioN MATES: One Year If paid in advance )....... St.5o One Year eff not paid In advance b.. 200
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
BRITAIN IS OUR FRIEND.
England Held OFF the Other Powers
During the War with Spain.
SHE EVEN THREATENED TO USE FORCE
Not Only Refused to Join the Coalition
but Said She Would Nullify lt--Some
inside History.
(walter welIman 10 the RECORD nerald. !

walter wellman 10 the Record Herald.l
Washington, January 27.-Au Important
and almost sensational contribution 70 the
history OF the attempt 70 form European
coalition against the United states AZ the
outbreak OF the spanish-American war was
made today by gentleman not now In pub
Tic life. but who, in tho spring OF 1888, was
10 n position to know all the facts. The
identity Of this person can not be disclosed,
hut the correspondent OF the RecordHer-
aid Is able>,o gouch for his high character
and adequate Information. en- assurance
which would be carried by his name alone,
could that be published.
The statement which this gentleman
makes Is In effect that the government of
Great Britain not only refused to Join tho
proposed coalition, but threw out broad
Intimation 20 It's proponents that II they
persisted IN their efforts end attempted -
bring pressure 10 bear upon the United
states 10 SPANS behalf Great Britain
would use other than diplomatic means
II necessary" TO make the coalition berm-
less.
But enc construction can be placed on
fhsss words. 70 wit that II continental pow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

others hold unnecessary any other knowl-
edge but chat Jesus lis thc.l sa,o. ramc
1fe other ideas too uuWc. 1iS SO cite about
In.s questions To is enough. however tu
cop~.d ho truai.'fv a. vsat IS .t.r n@.
~. il- thay ole knows The Jewish religion
from tine Oll lo.tau,nt is iuSs A- ii Ae
Would soy that he 6noWf the Christian r-
ilHlon i"W the NDw icstugut. We may
SNOW ian luHdaw"ntts. thn doctrines aul
tht ortln of our rr.I- 40 from Che Bible.
hut religion as it is now has un loggoIn
through The avenues of uucy ana avos ~
we do not know rgls'0n. be 10 jewish o.
thrsuar. ftou tho Blhle. The Bible Is
not q book OF roll ion, huJ "a book that gives
thEt told thgt they know not eyca whether
lh,E would he admitted INT. srutga-ic-
end thnrc are men ANA women clIu.p with
tes7 ideas; WHY We c0n not surnlsc -ar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
What Is
the
Jewish Religion?

,iy Rabbi l.. Weiss, Palestine IeNnsl
The earnest inquirer, the honest searcher
after truth, can not consistently ignore the
prerogutiyes OF that religion thar has lived
long before his creed was io1ned, long be-
fore his religion was born, however sure
he fees that he pursucS the right pain,
however certain he is tlAt ne follows the
right direction ol diNiue Ueutst We MAJ
cozly SIT in the e.e-unt tra'cIng codch Of
a railroad train OK In luxurious cabin OK
one oil those proud steamers that maJeStical-
ly p.uws its Way on tEg surface OF tne
fathomless ocean, We must sglll not FORGET
thar that small hoilcv-small IN comparison
of the whole train or the entire yesSel-,n3t
generates The steam produces the power
to move the trains ana vessels so can we
contemplate the civilized religions OF the
world whether the worshiper bends his
knees In alteration IN an Oriental mosque,
In lofty cathedral in "a sublime church or
an unpretentious meeting house, the source
and origin OF all lie On the Jewish religion
the motive power 81 the social and moral
virtues Of every religion.
Now, what Is the Jewish religlont some
will say; II know the Jewish RELIGION, for
| know the OLD Testament" Others say
We do not even know whether We are ad.
mltted into synagogue TO hear the Jewish
rshEien preached AID premnEassd." sAu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

,...I-,
would be done by" II Is altruistic he.
lIcyc MS they sgc H. consiirrlpr mo 70 pc.
as the jew regards hi, r'',',n5 10 t,,,. Just,
t.!uc $50 true aad divine is the Cbristian,
f'AS'on 60 the Christian
Hghcous OF an pcouie arc sntite1 my line npe
eternal" pur rraai mon NJ on 80 20 lL .e
given vivid example OF Jewish Iitfs sb b"a :
.a- how a.tustic H. Is. how the JeyIsS re.
of good viii 10 III msnI,iT55 '"N'e plhe'pie
There is n bnaitr ri ''', , '.''
history tlat tolls Of tba Sci,5'-, IN JGwi 2
ing i'm fho O'i,r+' - VIC WIS once travel,
hy a monk rr9y,lin, in W ~ ~ N'ei on me ROAD
As they were 9yi ,4 l1 rae same direction.
artaoGcd the Jewish rg,lr,or 'S ln ne, mo i,S
be- A. nri5 ,.p 10 reason With the monk,
Gcrccr untli Rgs f9' I Put ngGSiue iercer and