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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
DAN MALONEY, HUMORIsT
Rock Island-Frisco General Agent Tells
Some New Good Stories,

Dan MolouoE general agent for DE
Rock Island AT pIttshmg who Ws been
staying In Salt Lake for a couple oi
days on hls way home from the coast
with hls wife and tWo daughter b. a
typical lrIshman us has been Keeping
the boys ON Railroad ROW screaming
with laughter since h's arrival iu this
city and seems TO have an ineyhaustble
supply OF new stories he does net In
the least mind telling them on himself
or his fellow countymen either as the
following samples wIIl indicate
Dan Is the proud rosanssUr of "a glass
eve and hc tells with great EIee au BOO.
cideut which happened 90 him some
time ago I'm Chicago, whore he was
sharnga room in hotel wlth former
Commercial Agent Jones of the Rock
Island at Cincinnati Before going to
bed Dan always takes ont his eye and
deposits II boz a glass Of water by his
bedside. During the night Jones got mp
and substituted am empty lumber for
the full one When morning came Dan
reached for his eye as usual but he
was horror stricken To find that the
glass was empty with a yen he
grabbed a slipper aud rushed across The
room TO where the unconscious Jones
was snoring snlforzando. You great
big mutt YOU can't YOU see enough
business I'm sight without having To-
swallow my eye. Amt two eyes IN your
head enough without one in your slom-
O d HHfUHNHH H|
but sized up the situation. Why !
guess thar you swallowed % yourself
heard YOU roofing around w the nlght
for a drink
So earnestly did Jones plead that Ma.
louoy really thought he had swallowed
his own glass eye Ion TACT he could feel
II resting at the pit NJ his stomach 20
distinctly that when I've true solution
OF the mystery was forthcoming II took
him hours 10 get over his scare.
Mr. Mulonoy also tells two stories on
other lrishmeu Pat came 20 New YORK
and after awhi'. he wrote 10 his husom
friend over In Cork to come. Come
al once he said, wages are good ana
work nne Sell an you have and come
ON the next boat have O. fine Job, I
am getting two and half dollars for
pulling down a Protestant church when
be Gum [ would be pleased TO do the
Job for nothing"
The other story IA Of nm lrishman who
had been told by his friend I'm America
that one could pick up fivc-dollar gold
pieccs on Broadway In due season Pat
arrived and the FIRST place he made
break for was Broadway He walked
along with his eyes on the ground and
sure enough near Union Square he spled
bright S. gold piece lying on the pave
ment. lie made dive for It and Sc
cured the coin. Further along he came
across "a blind man playing a fiddle,
Going up 10 him he dropped the money
into his tin cup With the remark, Yea
had betther ta-a-ke this because poor
dlyil, ye2 can't see"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
\. M. NJ CARTNEY
WITH UTAH FUEL.
Former Assistant Chief Engineer
Of Salt Lake Route Gets a
Good Thing
PACIFIC COAST SALES AGENT
Succeeds p. Il. Brooks In san Fran.
cisco Heavy Business Under
The New Rate.

r. NJ Mccartney formerly assistant
chief engineer of tine San Pedro Los
Angeles g. Salt Lake road. has been
appointed Pacda coast sales agent for
the Utah Fud company succeeding p.
IT, Brooks. resigned iis headquarters
will be I'm San Francisco
Since tho reduction u the ratio ON
commercial coal TO California OH tine
pert NJ the Southern Pacific which is
effective today the Utah Fuel come
p6uy win shin ln heavy consiWmeuts
TO San Francisco for domestic and
steamship purposes iud the position OF
Pacific coast sales ugou, wilI accord
lngly be decidedly important ONE Mn
Mccartney viii undoubtedly receive
numerous congratulations from his
hlcnds here and elsewhere upon the pee
lection, When be- resigned from the
salt Lake Route hc stated 10 the
News that it was his intention "
possible. 10 got out OF railroad work and
settle down d. some occupation ihN
would mot neceasltate him having TO
rough IL iu construction camps as ne
has been doing almost continuously for
the past 20 years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
SPIKE AND RAIL,

General Agent shattuc OF the BdltI-
more 81 Ohio in Denver is 200 the city
today
Senator w. A. Clark. president OF the
San Pedro, Us expected Co arrive lu this
cIty from Butte ON hls way east to-
morrow morning
n. ~ Gushing travelling passenger
agent for the DWyc o. bio Groule.
leaves for San Francisco tomorrow
with the local knights Tomp8r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
Co.
NOT ON THE MENU.
Humorous Misunderstanding Occurs In
The Rock Island office.

There was a humorous incident In the
local Office Of the Rock Island cou.
pie Of days ago that Is now being told
on Railroad row. The joke is on George
Bible, the popular young travelling pas.
senger agent.
Il appears that a young man entered
the Office and approaching the counter
commenced to select some railroad fold
ers. Thinking that he was a prospec-
tive ticket purchaser Mr.. Bible put on
his most winning smile and approached
his victim Are YOU going east?" He
asked IN dulcet tones. The young man
addressed looked Mir Bible over fierce
~ for moment and then snapped
Don't get 40 gay" continuing ne said.
~ / wanted TO eat ! would 80 TO a
restaurant when the smoke cleared
away Il Was forthcoming that the
young man thought MI Bible had
asked him whether he was going TO
eat the folders
ANS well that ends WE'LL Bible sold
him a ticket and that's the main
point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
,AnnuSennentS

Mr.. Kyrle Bellaw and his company
arrived from the east this morning and
appear at the Thelter tonight Mr.
Below in Ranles the Amateur
brakeman" assisted by splendid typIc-
al LIebler q co. support, including E.
NJ Holland as capt Bedford the de-
t,ctlye, is am attraction that ls GER
tain to prove fascinating to nearly
every element IN the community Dur
ms its 200 nights run no the Princess
and Savoy Theatery New York last
season land, by the way, It was the
only drama to remain I'm the metropolis
that long last yearl society set It's
stamp Of approval On the play, and
members Of tho Metropolitan Detective
bureau and polio" force were at every
performance Weber ana Fields con.
tributod their share TO the fame OF the
attraction Boy hurlegQulng II, ana edi-
tornl writer's and reporters frequently
used the character of the gentleman
thief to point 3D. moral and ldorn "a
tale
Madeleine Lacc.tc Ryley On whose
play, Mice and Men, Charles Fruh-
man ifs TO present Henry Miller at the
salt Like Theater ON Tuesday evening.
Sept 6 as well ur Joseph En1ngled DO
ON Sept 3 and e. has been CouspicuousIy
successful with her pen both iu this
country and jon England Mice and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
PERSONALS

Judge Mauoneaux OF Nephi Is at the
Wilson.
Dean Eddie and FAMILY have returned
from Hobble Greek
Congressman II, L. Henry OF Waco,
Tex, and wife are at the Knutstord
e., b. Jack has returned from Call
fornia whore he went to gee a sloS
nephew,
Paul TaSkey steward at the Knuts-
ford is very IN at the hospital with ap-
pendIcit.s. and IN his absence former
steward Edward Gage Is officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ritter, son ana
daughter leave shortly on an extended
trip TO 81, Louis the Thousand Islands
and other eastern scenic resorts,
Rev. j. u. Gillian. formerly Of this
city and latterly stationed al Pocatolo.
has been transferred TO LaGrande Or.
boy thc Methodist conference Just con.
cludcl at Haley
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
New Denver Mint Opened,

Denver colo, Sept 1.-The new
United states mint in this city was
opened today with d presidents salute
Of 81 guns and raising Of the American
Tag over the building by George f.
Roberts director Of the mint Of Wash
iugtOn.
The mint win not begin coinage until
July l. 1905. as no Appropriation has
been made by Congress as yet TO cover
the cost OF coinage.
Frank A. Downer has been appointed
superintendent of the mint
The first deposit received at the new
mint was made by E h. BlrIiugame q
Co., OF this city II was brick weigh
ing 1864 ounces, and is valued at $40
5CU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
RED LINE QUARTERS,
0fflces selected ". w. rrewhela Resigns
From Rock Island Today,

Kent o. Reyes, agent FOR the Red
Line West Short line, Jersey Central
and Lake Shore Despatch has at last
secured location In this city and has
leased quarters In room 8 Eagle Block.
west Second South
With the opening up Of headquarters
comes the announcement that j. W.
Trewhela, travelling freight agent for
the Rock lsllnd-Fusco system, has re-
signed his position to take that Of con-
tractIng freight agent under MIR Reyes
Gnd henceforth Will solicit business un-
del the Red Line banner Johnny.
as he is famillarly known throughout
Utah and Idaho, Is a rustler and 80 IA
Kent Kcyes FOR that matter The CONE
blnaton is calculated to stir mp things
generally in the hunt FOR business on
Railroad Row.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
Daniel Stuart's VIII.

The win Of Daniel Stuart deceased.
who died int his city Aug. q. 1904 was
filed for probate In the district court
this afternoon together with the petit
ton Of George Stuart and Christine
NJ, P0meroy, asking that letters testa-
mentary be Issued to them The es-
tate consists Of real property valued
at $4,000 and personal property valued
at 81 1000. The petition win be heard
before Judge Hall ON Friday sept 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
CONDITION Of
STATE TREASURY.
Books Show a Balance on Hand
At the End OF Month Of
fl5S6OLOQ
HOW CASH IS DISTRIBUTED
County Treasured Carbis Reports q
Balance Of Sl!IoL7l Disbursc'
mcnts over 5000

The report Of State Treasurer Dixon
for the month Of August was hled with
state Auditor Tingey This morning
The receipts for tho month amounted TO
SII.2S2Il and the balance on hand ON
July 81 was il3LS365l making a total
on hand during the past month OF Nl'-
1852 The disbursements amounted 'o
&Slfj6.93 aud hc balance on hand ON
Aug, 30 was Sl3365lG9 THIS balance is
distributed among the various funds OF
the state as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
WIFE ANSWERS HUSBAND,
Mrs. Johnson Charges Her Llego Lord
With Having Deserted Her.

In her answer TO the divorce COM
plant filed against her in the district
court by John s. Johnson. Regina John.
son denies all of the allegations OF her
husbands complaint and by way Of
cross.complaint charges that her hus.
band deserted her and has failed 20
support her. She also alleges that he
has an ungoyemable temper and has
often used vile and abusive language
towards her and has threatened her
with personal injury She charges that
he served notice on her grocer and
landlord that he would not be liable for
any debts contracted by her. She asks
that she be allowed separate malute-
nance and that her husband be rec
strained from dlsposng Of any Of his
property pending the determination OF
this suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
Electric weldsr.

Local mechanics are much interested
IN the electric machine ON exhibition at
the worlds fair which YIELDS the ends
OF steel rails so that they form one
continuous rail- II was feared hIs lack
oi allowance Tor expansion and cone
traction would result ID disluauge-
ment OF rail- seat and consequent loose
enug Of spikes and possible alsprcad-
ing But Manager Campbell of the
Utah Light and Railway company says
that such fear bas not been realized
but the cost of the appliance is such
es 10 make its general Introduction
slow for the present 10 does away
with The use of Fish plates entirely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
WIFE CHARGES DESERTION.


Florence y. Brastow filed suit in the
district court today against George b.
BrastOw for separate maintenance She
alleges that she was married 20 de-
PENDANT IN this city on March 10, 1908
ana that ever since the marriage de-.
PENDANT has f1iled TO support her and
deserted her on Dec. o. 1903 and Is
now IN California, She asks that he
be restrained from disposng Of his In.
terest IN the estate Of Katherine G.
Brastow, deceased, which Is valued at
$4,000. and that she be awarded her
husbands interest In the estate 's sep-
aratc maintenance. and also the sum
Of $50 per month alimony 5000 attor-
neys Zee and $50 as suit money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01

urs.
lazy rD,... Nl
Fortunately D. .tlced
her plight and d. ashore JUST
as she was almost exhausted. Now she
As taking swimming lessons.
Miss Kendall RE Blanche Kendall
Thomas the daughter Of r.. Is. Thomas,
the we'll known business man The Ht-
ter part of the family name was
dropped for professional reasons and
the former retained The FIRST intorma-
ton Mr. Thomas had Of the thrilling
experience of his daughter was that
which he received from the News
when the dispatch was handed to him,
He was considerably shocked, hut was
thankful to know that the young lady
was not drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01

oyster BAY ~ y. Sept l.-sccy Loeb
went TO Sycamore Hiu earlier than usual
today with some important matters Tor
the president which had reached him 400
the morning mail After lansaCuug Che
business President Roosevelt lclt with
two of hs sons for a long tramp across
the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01

COUNTY FINANCEs.

County Treasurer Cwbis has compIct-
cd his report for the month Of August
II shows the receipts for the month 10
be $1Sl9Is, and the balance ON hand
ON July 81 was }i3.lS25l, making a to-
tai on hand N sji ,00229 The disburse-
mcuts were $500 SO and the balance on
hand AT the close OF the month was
Si219976 This balance is distributed
among the various county funds as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
Reported Capture of Lao Yang.

Toxic. Sept f. Go p. m)-Thorc is o.
report current here al this hour that
the Japanese captured Lao Yang today
ii is quite without confirmation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
Met in the Narrows.

A freight train standing m o. siding
RI Jordan NauoWs was rgn into yps-
torday afternoon 10y another An engine
and caboose were pretty We'll used up.
but no one N3s hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
SHEEP SHIPMENTS.
Mig Rush ON Of Livestock 20 the Eastern
Market

HIg kush ON OF LTVestOek 70 The INSIGHT
Market
Sheep shipments are 40 last begin
ming 10 move TO the eastern market.
The rush IL such strenuous one that
the Oregon short Line IL reported as
being some 500 cars behind with their
orders In this connection the Rock
Island IL taking care Of patrons to the
extent that 300 cars have been side
tracked I'm the yards AZ Colorado
Springs ready for business As soon as
shipments are booked the local agency
wires to the Springs with the result
that the Rio Grande or the Midland
sends the emptes through iu short or
der
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
DIED.

.sHAFER. -In this city Aug. q, 1907
James A.. son Of the late John ana
Hannah casio Shaffer. born Feb "a
1855. Ina Salt Lake city. The deceaseu
leaves a VIE ana two children.
Funeral from the undertaking parlofsS
Of Joseph William Taylor Friday AZ
p m. Friends are Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
o. s. l.. PROMOTIONS.
General Move TIP In office Of Auditor
McNiti Today

r. p shepherd. general bookkeeper
under General Auditor McNitt Of the
oregon Short Line, has been promoted
g. IA similar position in the local treas-
urer's clfce Nh shepherds position
has been filed 10 the auditing depart
mont by the Advancement of r. Il.
Nddck formerly In charge Of freight
statistics. this billet having been filed
by promoting J., l., Clemmong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool Sept l.-Close wheat-scpto
Is Sad, Dee, IL md
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01

Cheese, 10 ... 90. ...,u.. 100 ,lOll
Eggs. per case. "., .,"..", 6.5Oq6l5
Eastern fancy cheese IAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
NEAT AND POULTRY.

N''''r h""" 90. '.,"" 90.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29

reaching results. The impression is
given abroad that civilizing condi-
tions are not to be found in the Ter
ritory, and that low value is put
upon human life. Then the land
values Of the communities where
these negro desperadoes hold forth
are certain to depreciate and new
comers will give such places as wide
a berth as possible. Finally, in near
iy every case, the parents are forced
to dispose Of property to pro-
cure funds to clear the c1lpurts from
the meshes of the law. Viewed from
any point, 1t Is imperative upon all
to discountenance these practices and
by religious and educational process
es make strenuous efforts toward
crushing out these lawless occurren-
CeS. ..' or
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29
DOUG. AND JONES.

! Douglas, the Phoenix man, and
Jones, the ex-contestant for member
Of congress, have established a mu.
-tual admiration society. Douglas
prints Jones booms, and Jones. in
turn, will doubtless support Doug.
for congress. Doug. went to the
capital representing the Indian Ter
ritory, and Jones was to go repre-
senting the negroes of the B. I. T.
For reasons best known to this pair
Of twins, the black half did not 90.
The white half went and made a few
stage plays, displayed a small amount
of egotism. told Teddy what to do
and came home to play the "lion
act"
The man Jones, who threatened to
go. TO Washington at the. last minute,
hunked. and the Phoenix prints a
letter from Senator Beveridge to
Jones, and that settles It. Some
d-n. fQolseancouraged, we presume,
by Jones' are circulating the story
that Jones must go to the constitu-
tonaL aLconNention. because he is close
TO, o,and an intimate friend of Unit
ed States senator, because the letter
to the conceited individual says: my
desr Mr.. Jones. This proves that
all the fools are not dead yet, and
that few damphools of this class
are hereabouts and herchmen of the
misfna'ed twins, one-half white and
one-half black Doug. and Jones).
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29
aoth CENTURY BATH COMPANY
School Of
MANUAL THERAPEUTICS.

IS in advance of and far more
sweeping than schools of Csseopathy,
including liz IT'S course Of study Osteo-
Manipulations coupled with Dr. Cor
bins famous Turko- Russian bath, the
use of which is. thoroughly and prac-
tically taught. All instructions given
in operating room on patients suffer
ing from some of the many chronic
diseases. ,.,... er,
For, further information address,
c. NJ, CORBIN, D. o.,
,a IooH North Main,
J.4pa. =, .e Muskogee, l. T.
Or the Editor of this paper.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29
NcgrSsI.awlessness.

The lawless acts of young negroes
recent y a Boy4ton anu also at Por-
TT "a not il filtered a.d approved
b. t ,cs? wi 9, teai!ze fully the ex-
tent to which race wei fare is jeop-
artize i by SstiSh iuexcusabls deeds.
Ills journalscall do little more than
s. i've % bufdssna s,ntiment among
the colofed people towasa;SsS~ning
4 d. Glsc ual enaneing anYRpE those
who par icipate IN. the dan&Sr4us and
m rderly pastimSs.of .'shaoyhg up"'
;a-town, ana the firing ofsreroivers at.
laMs!ilins eater a nments sA' some of
W ich are g.vSn undertake .ausp.cs IS
OF the church and for its benefit.
!. AS race. we are fertile in giving
,eycus,s fer sny and a alaof our. mis-
deeds. Some would say that white
men become insanely desperate and
ao. similar. deeds, This, is no excuse
anh.we are far from being in any !ra-
c!al 'condit on to afford to hsv& our.
y ung m n emulate Jesse James and
his ilk. ,Othe.s might, say, the boys
werc dunk. and hence, were ,igrespQn :.
sble for their dis rierly and muir
derous conduct. This excuse is NO ex
e,lse at all, and the fact that they
we under the influence Of iiquor
in reas S the degree of criminalitY ',
We roTm"nd the, wisdom OF the,
Rev. Robert, Manncl. -wfo digresseo
fr m Gust mary Obituary sermons at
the funera' of a young man who "
killed at house party near Taft, and
proceed d to warn tie parents and
{, lends of the disastrous influences
OF the disorder'y and riotous prac-
ices which led up to the killing OF
Luke Nevins. The Rev. Mannell went
so far as to notify the assemblage
that he did not desire to be called on
for such occasions, and We believe
him. eminently justified. The exam
pie ofItbe Reverend Is worthy of en-
ulation by his religious confreres.
The deaths resulting from these
shooting scrapes are entirely too fire.
quent. This is deplorable enough,
but there are greater and more far
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29

ing the matters that the black and
white conspirators are building their
political hopes on. There are few
people here who will make these two
cusse play cards with faces up.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29

r. sssates uQd bill will pass without
{ @ Influence or consent OF the Mus
kogea Twins cd ug. and Jones).
Tlei' magnificent influence has not
cia1ged' or ad ed a line to the bill.
and yet ch OF them have the con-
suvate gall TO claim credit for some
rcrtion Of It: The school question
{ at wIrr'ed Doug. so much was
c"angei. of course, to suit his ideas
end the public must thank him for
1t. Now, the truth is, there has been
no change to date In the bill touch
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29

The Cimeter force are not candi-
dates for Office" but are. staying with
their friends, and will not stop for
Anything in the defense Of justice
Gnd right We shall not stand idly
sby and see the, race led to defeat
,and disaster by a political .Inisfit, a
Illegal tramp and a broken down polit-
.ical Hack" ,aiS ~, ,,s rssrI r
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29

The ,colored people OF WHdeat.
alias arayson. have organized Com
merciar and Investment company.
which means much for that growing
town. All. of the progressive citizens
are interested in the move. and there
is no doubt about the ultimate sue
cess OF this company. The many
peoples who have their eyes turned
toward Grayson would do well to in
vest in this company....s
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29

The Cimeter Still lives, although
one friend fothe great statesman
r,om Mtssfssippi has ordered the pa
"sf s,opMed This poor ,cuss imag-
ines thai his Subscription stopped will
kt.fathe paper. but We inform him
tat t,e: ssnse not enough fools Of
Hs ~ 1as ss,cnd vardaman outfit to
stop the great religious weekly. We
sl,all keep&right on lighting. the en-
ethIes OF the race. black and white
evenssif they come from Mississippi,
Aricahsas md Texas.i ! ~ 's@.'&
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29

! School teachers and preachers
should keep out of ,ths-political fight
now brewing. or sPniStpf them: will
get into hot wataT. and ..others.
(preachers) catch; hen. The; Shpych.
combine to Help ,thebolitieal as
pi~ation o. Jones aad$Ris ally. viii
bring slssplcss' nights;;:te.theF nasihr
andf the balance of the out1lt. .''..Matc,
and, sao, =, !, T. -, - ~, >,