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The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1904-11-11

A News dispatch says: At o'clock
the straight votes give Peabody 1920
and Adams 4,104. There are 900
scratched votes, and adams will have a.
majority of these.
A Republican dispatch says: At u
o'clock tonight Chairman Beaman OF
the Republican county committee
claimed that the entire Republican
county ticket had been elected in Pu-
ebio county by close TO 1900 majority,
with the possible exception of coroner
The Republicans claim mat Peabody
has carried Pueblo county by about 500.
On the other hand, Judge J. w. Coui-
ter. chairman of the Democratic county
central committee, states that there Is
no doubt that the Democrats have won
the election in this county.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1904-11-11
Boulder County.

The News estimates that Adams
has carried the county by 500. Three
thousand eight hundred and fifty-four
ballots are scratched. Senator Ward
is running a little behind Adams.
The Republican figures that tho
county will give Peabody about 600
plurality. Roosevelt will run about
200 ahead of Peabody. The scratch
vote is SO large that an estimate on
the county ticket is impossible.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1904-11-11

The missing towns gave Mckinley
4.731. Bryan 1867.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16
BLACkF0OT BUTCHERING CO.
Watch 0ur Prices

We will sell You at our Main
Street markets a quarter of beef at
48c per Id.
5 lbs. Boiling Beet for 25c.
3 lbs. Chuck Steak for 25c.
We pay the highest price for
Hides and Pelts.
BLACkFooT BuTCHERlNG Go.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16

! have now received the assess
mept rolls for 1904, from the an
dItor. ana Will receive taxes for
the the year 1904, at rhe office of
the assessor and collector. ~ the
court house in Blackfoot. Idaho.
Positively no taxes will be re
ceived between the first and
fourth Mondays inclusive. OF Jan
nary 1905. All taxes become de-
|inqnent on Monday. January End
1905.
John WKAr.
Assessor and CnIta.tor
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16
Local NeWs Matters

Inc cottage uotel, Blackfoot
Ida. Favori'e. Popular. Best
Just opposite depot.
All kinds of books at the Bridge
street cray store.
Ladies Flannel waists at Bel.
thans
DR. Van Dusen will come on
the haa<ay Flyer at $3.50 tomor-
! Chas Lafever Jr. shipped some
bucks oul to Lost river Friday
Mexican carved leather! Yes,
at Mlchell's, the Bridge street
ljeweIcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Osborn en-
tertalned some of their boy friends
last Sunday.
Wanted: At The REPUBLICAN
office; some clean white rags for
cleaning type.
Tnpper's Bargain Store is load
ed to the waters edge with Toys
and Holiday Goods.
Vim. Mathews, Jr., was down
from Lost river Friday and in.
spected the sugar factory,
For fine stationary blank books
and all druggist sundries call at
the Bridge street drug store.
J.Z. Stewart took trip to Moore
Monday IN the interest of the
Blackfoot Real Eststes company.
J.Mori (Mor req president of
the Japanese Labor Association
went to San Francisco this week.
Mrs. Williams and daughter
from Mackay came down last
Thursday and went to Twin Falls
where Mr.. Williams is in bust
ness.
Want sugar beet contract for
1905? Better get a goin' some!
Contracts may 60 up to "a dollar
five" before the winter feeding is
over, and sugar beet contracts
never get the blackleg.
| have them in stock genuine
diamonds, standard watches, solid
gold rings, and the largest assert
ment of gold filled and solid gold
jewelry and novelties ever seen in
Blackfoot. S. K. PAXTON the
Bridge street druggist.
The officers of the Y. L. M. |.
A. invite you to attend the ball
to be given by them on We'd
nesday evening December Dist
At the Riverside hall. The
proceeds are to be used for
he fund to establish IA library at
Blackfoot.
A man and his wife advertised
sor a job on a ranch. They ad-
gertised in the Republican, of
course. Right away, pretty quick
already, eleven men and their
wives came in to accept that job.
They read that advertisement just
ike you did skipped over it like
scared colt afraid it would bite.
Look out for freight tram num-
'er IS which switches on the yards
It about eleven O'Clock in the night
tuesday night it knocked a man
bout rod and he fell outside of
he rails near whore we lost god
nan only few weeks ago. Other
nen who were crossing the track
t the same time say that the cars
we're sat in motion suddenly and
without notice. {
The Misses Flora Johnson and F.,
Nina Osborn entertained sixteen
# their young friends at the home q
# Mrs. W. G. Johnson Saturday
evening" and had luncheon served
it the Brick Restaurant. Finch h
vas the game Of the evening, and i
'rizes We're won by Wesley La /
ORE and Frank Van Bramen; the /
,ooby prizes went to Thomas Was A
ely and Lulu Curtis.
Miss Alta Sturdyvant has taken J.
he place Of bookkeeper at the Il
Republican office made vacant by 0
liss Ina Schults taking the place
I cashier at the Blackfoot Light I
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16

-. """os'i m hthal Slslt
ed Blackfoot this week
Getyoar prescription filled al
the Bridge steet drug store.
Buy Your Holiday Goods and
Toys at Tupper's Bargain Store.
Cut Glass strictly fancy? At
Mltchell's Bridge street jeweler.
1t is worth your while-to see
the show window, at Jacobs
Clothing House.
Just a moment now, correct
your phone directory. q. M.
Bungarner, 94-5.
Lost river oats at the BIackfoot
Implement company's. Try some
and lose your troubles.
DO you want to join the reading
clubg See Paxton the Bridge
street druggist. Phone SO.
A lot of young folks went out
skating at the Indian dam Sunday
and had the time of their life.
The office windows of the
Blackfoot Real Estate Company
are now decorated with some new
signs.
Have a cigar? That's what
smokers say when they call their
friends in at the Blackfoot Cigar
Factory.
Jas. Connors will hang at Boise
today. He has been breaking
down and going to pieces lately,
and is nearly crazy.
"Best ever, since | was knee
high?" That is what people say
after eating at the Model Rest
aurant in the Younie Block.
Mrs. Lee Warren, a former resi-
dent of Blackfoot, but now of
Mackay, came down Saturday on
her way to visit her son in Mon
tana.
Miss May Ringgold, school
superintendent of Blaine county,
spent Sunday night at Blackfoot
on her way to Lost river to visit
schools there.
Tim Reardon has quit his place
as section foreman and has shown
his attachment for Blackfoot by
buying five lots and nice house
in the Mcdonald addition.
Frank Barker, the sign painter
and paper hanger has been put
ting on the finishing touches of
the new office fixtures at the
Blackfoot Light and Water com
pany's ,
H.>H. Hyatt, the sign painter
who is decorating so many win
dows about town with his handi-
work, erected a very large sign
over the Jacobs Clothing House
Saturday. I,
A lady from San Francisco, {
supposed to be Mrs. NJ. Preston, ,
is thought to have jumped over !
board from the steamer Geo. W. |
Elder off the coast of California q
last week.
Chester V. Hamilton, of Chic
ago, has been out looking over d
Custer and Lemhi counties, and
bought the farm of B, F.. Hooper a
near Moore. He is out on Little t
Lost river this week looking at n
land and reservoir sites. Il
State Superintendent Miss May y
Scott has bought the furniture v
that was in the Idaho state build
ing at the Worlds Fair. 1t is to
be used next year at Portland.
and after that Miss Scott takes y
possession of it for her home. A =
Texas man has bought the build
ing.
John Z. Boyle, superinte ndent j,
of the Lost Packer, was in town :
Saturday evening on his way to i
Chicago for a months visit. He l.
says there was not more than six
inches of snow on the summit
between ,Jordon creek and Loon 7
creek when be came ont There !
Is generally more than that there
in August. in the protected places. .
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16
no
/H9AgLgr
&e&zE9
Cut Glass and Sllverware.

Notary Public at the Standrod
Bank.
Mrs. G. f. Smith has been i'll
this week.
Jewelry and watches at the
Bridge street drug store.
Howard Hobbs is washing and
oiling "autos" in Fresno Cali.
fornia.
! John Thamm of Mackay has
gone to his home at Haley for a
few weeks.
Music Rolls! Yes, in plain,
burnt, or Mexican carved leather,
at Mitchell's.
G. A. Sawyer of Arco spent
several days at Idaho Falls and
Blackfoot recently.
Procure your diamonds at the
Bridge street drug store.
Special land agent E. B. Caple
of Boise was at Blackfoot Friday
on his wav to St. Anthony.
Notary Public at the Standrod
Bank.
j m. Ruick has been re-nom
mated for Idaho, and it now rests
with the United States Senate.
Piano scarf? Yes, at Mitchel's,
the Bridge street jeweler.
The fall of Port Arthur doesn't
affect people in the Younie Block
They eat at the Model Restau-
rant.
When you want your shoes re-
paired call at Kinney's in the Mil
lick building on Bridge street.
The Darlington ranch on Lost
river will plant $50 acres of beeIs
next year. Pretty good for the
summer time!
''Isn't that perfectly lovely"
See it at Mitchell's, the Bridge
street jeweler.
J. B. Hunter came down from
Dickey Saturday to attend the
Wool Growers association at
Pocatello Monday.
j. G. Fisher has some thor
oughbred Rhode Island Reds for
sale. Get some good poultry.
Mr.. E. .Larocque who went to
Salt Lake to enter hospital two
weeks ago has returned to his
home at Riverside.
See the poem in today's issue
about the well filled sock. Get
the whole works at Tuppers Bar
gain store on Bridge street.
Burnt and Painted Leather!
Musical Instruments! Cut Glass!
Piano Scarfs, Mexican drawn I
work! Jewelry? Novelties? Mitch
ellis.
Judge W. H. Wilkins of Salt
Lake was in Blackfoot the last of
the week engaging in a legal con-
test between the village and Mrs.
Montgomery.
Miss Kate Keller who has done
so much to make the guests happy
at the Cottage Hotel for the past
season, is spending few weeks
at her home near Riverside.
Sam James, an old time freight
sr OF BlackfoOt was run over by
'reight train at Shoshone Deem
oer 10th. He had been drinking
md was fooling with moving "
engine. =
b
w. 0. White, formerly ware
louseman for the forward
ng company at Blackfoot.
Arco and Mackay, passed through !
'lackfoot Friday on his way to ~ ~
lackay. ~ ~
j. G. Mort of the Flowery th
has been doing business CO
t Blackfoot lately IN the interest P,
+ hand labor for sugar beets for &c
9O5. His office is in the Hayes fo
rankin building opposite the ia
epot. lin
George Heaton and his son -
homas went east with cattle
hont y month aro and after dis
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16

If you have land for sale any
where in Idaho, list il with the
Blackfoot Real Estate Co.. Of
,Blackfoot, Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16
MONEY TO LOAN

Plenty of money to loan on gilt
edged city Or farm security at 10
per cent for the first year and s
per cent thereafter, with privilege
of paying any part or all at any
time after first year.
BLACKFooT REAL ESTATE Co.
ELIAS S. K1MBALL, Pres.
J. Il. STEWART, Manager. 20tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16

For Sale
Soldiers additional scrip. all
sizes, any quantity, fully gnaran
teed, can be used on timber land
Price upon application. Mention
the Republican. GOT
L. W. ICBBNLL.
Springfield, Missouri
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16

Buy your Stoves and Furniture
at Tupper's Bargain Store.
Are you seeking an investment
for 5000 in a storage irrigation
electric light-tiish raising pleasure
resort? Address The Republican
office, Blackfoot, Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-16

Ring up sour Paper and tell
us how it happened. Phone -.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09
Montana Mining Notes.
ore q day

-Four feet Of gold ore. samples rom
which are siad To run from ezOoV 70
al 900 10 the ton, has been discover
ed in tho property OF The CfeVa''S
Mountain Mining company AZ Cfe-
vase, Montana The Basin Reduction
company, which handles all The ore
Rrom the Heihzs mines OF butte Al
Basin, Mont. Is 10 enlarge It's Goa
90 traitor 20 handle $500 TOTS a daF
instead Of 1900 tons, as ho", 4hl'
will make il one OF the largest con
centrAtors in the world, aud WlLl re-
suit in an increase BY one hall Ia inc
number Of employees. Ihs company
has also started WORK On the dam oelo"
basin. To hold the talLings. The maih
dam will be of timber and fUeA, soo
feet long and about ~ feet high From
this another dam about 900 feet lohs
will extend 10 the railroad grade. Ihr
water backed up more than mile
giving large surface Tor The tai4lhsa'
and Stun 10 settle upoh. The dana
will be completed IA about five weeks
The supreme court uf Moutana, 10 an
opinion by Associate Justice George X
MlIburn has reversed the Judgement VI
Judge William Clancy ot tho District
court " silver Bow county allowing
Thoma. K. Kinds 5000 900 as compsa'
sation and sJl lls a. EXPENSES f1s ths
i've days he va. receiver uf the boatuh
& Montana properties Ia the CASE ~
FORESTER 4 McGlnhlaa against the
Boston and Montana. and the salt
brought a. recover thr amount claimed
lot compensation and EXPENSES Will %
tried again IN the bower uouft, The
Supreme court states that ths evIdrnee
in the records IL n0g sufficient TOR Il %
decide upon !ust and reasonable
ponsAtiOn Tor the receiver and for
An expense allow ahev. r A. Hriazs.
president ot the Montana Ore Parehaa-
ing company; Al Frank seerrtary u
the johnson. and J rr~rtse. aapertn-
tendsnr pt The KAFaa miu1, paid thrtr
lines Tor violating the ur1rf u The fed
cral court. rnIUiniug Hc,nks snd ths
AmAlEamAfrd Copper company trgm
mining the Michael DauEt .odr e.Aga.
Il ~ A. $50 900.
Attrr mgch dls.a ssi1n and sErgaE
resistance GA She part ~ Chr N1ataaa
ORE Purchasing compang atEarueys.
Judge Beatty. IN the federal euurr.
signed the order ash rd Tor by lar atfns-
urys Tor the Butte aud Blaton eum-
pauy granting that company a prsp.s.
cal inspection OF the Worktags a ta-
Rams and JuhnAun e.almA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09

\ special fsum Miles cry says fl8y
t~o thirds % the residences arI bust
cess port.an 90 NHea Cify Ars sab.
merged by the aeod waters u Tongue
river
J A. lIrnIry an Old umn -oudartar
of fhe Northern Pacific ana a flruer
resident u salt Lake. va crushed
beneath an overturned naEcar la a
moving train at Cold Cs~et and dlaa
4 fe~ mtnatra after tha areGl-n, tfrn
ley vas . years. 81 age ani a saslgs
q Indianapolis.
t'eorRe l. Wilson, an rnigp~vr la Che
seyrics u the Northern Pacific sas-
tasned a fraeturv II the skull r~rrnf.v
The superstition "a that ho WA strnca
tn the head by mail GRAMS.
The Northrru Pacific COMPANY will
build new rUand house aud car shops
In Helena.
March was tho busiest mouth the
Great Falls library ever had
There are Las voters registered At
Great Falls against $50 last rear
A book recently Published Ia thaf q
Elma NarGi1hou q Butte. entitled
'LTav'r 1t kanvlsdEe" t,Isa record
.of personal observations during a pc
Rod OF ags years while the s4fhar
was engaged 10 travel through diTsr
emit parts Of the ruusd states
Monday. election day. pasruF ~
quietly Throughout the state ,a.rs 10.
lng no great amount 81 interest show,
"A IN most 81 the towns only aI4~r~n~,
we're to b. elected and party lines vsrs
not strictly drawn tn many Instances
In Butte the antitrust aud labor par.
Ties combined and elected I've al1rr.
men. tho socialists elected ons and ~,
democrats elected two. In Andsr.,s.
the election - four democrats and txo
republicans for aldermen and Tho u,,,r
defeat OF the socialists was the rrsur,
Of the election.
Mrs l.. J. Knapp and J NJ smith
were named a. the winners in the r..
cent school election at Mtsaouls.
'''t'"' he worm : champion
heaVy weight catch ~ catch can
wrestler has arrived in Bate
Richard r. waring. grand comm.n.
der OF The Knights Tsmplats 81 Nor.
tana officially visited Miles City oan.
mandery' No. IT.. last Monday.
Louise. the s-year old child 81 Johr
Stevens Of Hamilton, was badlv b,,,,,.i
recently and received injuries which
viii probably disfigure her for lie
Lee Chatwood aud Roy n. Willevis,
are IN the county Jail at Billing,
charged with horse stealing.
The Montana State band "a we'll a.,
the Boston e Montana band. has 70.
oe'ved an invitation TO 70 10 ,bs
word : lair to Participate in tho hama
contest in September.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09
IDAHO soUgss.

Charles Jackes. aged %. OF Jackson
county, was killed while trying TO
board a moving train at Boise.
The Lewiston normal school won
the debate from the eastern Washing.
ton normal debating team Saturday ev-
enins. The question discussed was
Resolved, That railroad rates In the
United States should be regulated by
government authority Lewiston had
the negative.
Three persons plunged to their death
over the Shoshone falls Of the Snake
river recently. They were Miss Marie
Willis, Samuel Graham and a man
whose name is unknown.
c. Fl. HURT. worlds fair executive
/ commissioner. states that the fair man.
agement added to Idaho's space in the
agricultural. horticultural and mining
buildings. The agricultural space Is
Increased from 1900 to $500 square
teet; horticultural. from 400 to 1000.
and mining from 1000 10 1900.
The controversy at Lewiston over
the sewer question has been brought
to close by the council accepting the
job.
Report OF the birth Of triplets in
the family Of Lee Mathews Of the Cav.
endish section is received. The chill
dren are two boys and a girl. Mother
and children are getting along nicely.
The children weighed at time OF birth
i've. six and seven pounds Mr.. and
Mrs. Mathews are both young people.
Mrs. Mathews had one child before
II IS stated that information has been
received in Weiser from President
Han Of the Pacific & Idaho Northern
railroad that work on the extension
Of the road from Council. the present
terminus. to Meadows. will begin as
soon as the snow is on the ground
and will be extended from Meadows to
Big Creek, in the Thunder Mountain
mining district. as rapidly as possible.
Genesee young men are organizing
militia company to join the state
guard.
Inc work Of dismantling the Bing. |
lamton. New York. beet sugar factory |
which Is to be removed to Blackfoot
Viii be begun within few days. The
mango has been made because II IA /
Uncut to persuade the farmers there
70 raise enough beets to succeezsfuI.
y operate the plant The Idaho soil
md climate are well adapted to beet
'u!tnre. and farmers there are eager
. contract to raise enough TO SUNNY
ne factory. Already 1000 acres have /
'eeh contracted for near Blackfoot,
more than ever contracted for within
radius Of 100 miles from Bingham.
on.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09
British Columbia Mining Notes.

n. + Mcknight OF Silverton. an
nounees the sale OF the kllo group on
Lemon creek 10 a syndicate headed
by 5. r. Oldaere OF Helena. Mont, on
a basis OF $4,000. OF that s25,0 600 wa,
paid down and the balance Is due in
SIX months
There is a movement on foot for tbs
removal Of the duty on soft coal i'm
ported from the United States. The
duty IS 50 cents a ton. Railway com
panies and manufacturers are in "a
vur OF the duty being removed
After running a crosscut at the SOC
foot level on the Rambler Cartboo in
the SLOGAN. the main ledge has again
been encountered, and drifting In the
ore has started.
Paul Couldrey manager Of the lie
Roi No. ,, at ROssland. in his report
tor February. cables the London Office
Estimated tonnage shipped for Feb
ruary Is. Josie. .253 tons. No. 1 Nine
40 tons. The net receipts. after de-
Quoting smelling charges. SCI. 457. from
which 10 be deducted mining ex.
pensss."
The list Of qulescent mines at Ross
land likely % resume operations With.
10 two or three months embraces
these: iron Mask. CuG. Blue Bird.
Iron Colt, Monte Cristo aud Velvet
These properties have been closed
down for periods ranging from one 70
four years. in the course Of which
conditions affecting mining costs have
been almost reyolutionized.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09
INNING AND MINING NEWS
sMELTERs ARE PREPARING FoR
SPRING WORK.
items Of Interest Gathered During the
Past Wsek-s. c. Lead and Zinc
Mines Busy on Account Of Bounty
Occur d'Alens District a Great Pro
dueer-Aeeldents and Personals.

With the declaring Of dividend by
the Big Casino mine In TuOlumne
county. California. another dividend
paying mine is added to the list OF val
liable properties In which Spokane
mining men are interested. The prop
erty has been systematically deyel'
Oped until the Big Casino shows one
OF the largest ore shoots ON the famous
mother lode Of Tuolumne county The
plant consists OF a leo ton mill, 10
which 10 stamps are being added.
Finch & Galusha are representatives
tor the company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09
Trade REPORT.


Bradsfreet's report is as follows:
Low temperatures and heavy rains.
bad roads and floods have checked
spring trade, delayed collections, dis
couraged Easter demand and closed a
three months period Of rather back.
ward business in the north, east and
west. There are some redeeming feat
ures, however; agricultural men have
done probably the best implement sea-
osn trade on record, the railways
are gradually getting out Of their trans
portatlon difficulties. the western
clothing and shoe trade have done very
well aud the feeling in the iron and
steel trade Is a more cheerful one than
seemed possible a short time AFRO.
While all signs nearly point to a small
er turn over in the country = trade than
In 1903, feeling is stilI general that the
crop outlook. stimulated BY high urice.
tavors large yields, and warm. dry
weather il eagerly awaited a. furnish.
ing true test Of the real trade situa.
ton.
Business failures in the limited
States numbered 2I2.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09

'''''ngs In The wrong
ihans Col the cut Of ones fashion
WIZ cut no figure at the Gate
" - no use asking a man to p,sy n
''''''o solo on locomotive whistle
me practice Of honesty IL more con.
"n''"g than the profession q, holiness
., .aefs "a nothing Illuminating in tbs
"'.'' mat makes light ~ holy tblngs
,"o wise man picks up his sorrow.
wv uses them TO feed HE sympa,hies
:, Is q good deal easier to no nation,
,, ,," an elephant than with ! mos.
CHS j" - % u'e talklug Of -FOUR tovs n
Christ. '"e law ~
r.,,, INNING your faults on your ns,u.o
WI not change the asturs !, s,.s
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09

ThN Ia7aans~ srzsg rifs il fft1-
cas- tAas 80 raltlre uaa ,hsasas I
f'"r h1o3rs1 ssd forty rounds u an.
n4Rt.'an wrjEA i1p eaaaas. aaa Ia
s1rh quantities arr garse,l fnto aaaasa
rii'on Boxes Two - thsss boxes cora
9"s~ load '7r a pack popy
chains a. each end - tha ass taop
on corresponding baoRs ap tha park
saddle. sn MS basdirs ast pntaasins
9' ne ponies IL Simple aad sspslt,i
Gus. Ihrse oaes~s sHbpj7 fAe aeiax
ms wh7n 'ha soldiers are aEAfIas
t'E7i7T7 p"nIss viii give SAGA ean "a
ha'til2n % additional rrqais