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The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30
10000 Plants for leo.

ys,ss Is a remarkable offer the John
"A. Salzer Seed Co.. La Crosse, Wis.
makes. They will send you their big
plant and seed catalog, together With
enough seed to grow
1000 fine. solid. Cabbages.
1000 delicious Carrots.
1000 blanching. nutty Celery.
. 1000 rich buttery Lettuce.
y 1000 splendid Onions.
1000 rare. luscious Radishes.
1000 gloriously brilliant Flowers.
This great offer Is made in order to
induce you to try their warranted seeds
for when you once plant them you
will grow no others. and
ALL FOB BUT Ice POSTAGE,
providing you will return this notice,
and IL you will send them zoe in post
age. they will add to the above pack
age Of the famous Berllner Caulifiower.
kW. N. u
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

centrifusence. Having arrived, We
wave scented kerchiefs between us
and the thought Of such a beginning
OF our prosperity. Having lost touch
OF the earth, having lost sight of the
sky. We opine there could hare been
small augur in land where each
man found joy in an earth and sky
which to him seemed his own. There
were those who knew that joy and
who foresaw its passing. yet they
were happy.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

The weevil. which is blasting the
cotton bolls in Texas, travelled over
200 miles across burning sands and
desolate wastes from the nearest cot
ton fields south of the Rio Grande.
One pair of cotton boil weevils will
produce in season 134.00O.OO0 full
grown weevils, which must subsist ex-
clusively on cotton.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

successfully used by Mother Gray. nurse
Constipation, Feverishness, bad Stomach,
Teething Disorders, move and regulate the
Bowels and Destroy Worms. Over 80, 600 tes-
lfimonials At all Druggists. 25c. Sample
2BEE Address A g OImsted, LeRoy,N.y.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30
ARKANSAS TRAVELLER RESPONDED.
Got Back in Rhyme at Missouri Pa
ciffc's General Passenger Agent

Got Back in Rhyme at Missouri Pa
cific's General Passenger Agent
H. c. Townsend. general passenger
and ticket agent of the Missouri Pa
cific with headquarters at St. Louis.
sent out a novel holiday greeting to
patrons of the road and was surprised
to receive a response in rhyme from
a man in Arkansas. Here is the greet
ing followed by the answer:
This is the train that runs so fast
Across the plains to mountains vast:
This is the train that's never late.
And keeps Its service up to date.
This is the train that runs out West
And takes you there for work or rest:
This is the train that runs to the land
OF mountains high and canons grand:
This is true hotel en- wheels.
1t serves to you the best of meals:
This is the train with lowest rate
st. Louis to the Golden Gate
II you, should wish to GO. that way.
See H. c. Townsend. G. +. A.
This is what the Arkansas traveller
wrote in response:
II. C. Townsend. G. p. Al
j received your card to-day,
And I'm writing now to say -
That your trains A1-O. X.
I'm n regular passenger
And I'm here to tell you sir
It's corker-sure enough.
please don't take this as a puff
All your trains are up to snuff-
Strictly in it-just the stun!
Makes me restless when I read
OF the comfort and the speed
Want to pack my clothes and skip
On that train-Gee! What Il trip
Feed you like millionaire
Gosh! Just read that bill-offarei
Tender steaks, well done or rare.
Game and things from everywhere!
Salads. deserts. coffee. cake
Wow! 1t makes my stomach achei
And the ratcs-Ill swear to you,
Same cutting naught In two'
tShame to take such service cheap
Ought to make us pay u heap!'
Guess I've said about enough.
(Every word is straight-no gunD
So I'll sign myself. with care:
Truly yours. A. PASSENJAIRE
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

Defiance Starch is guaranteed big.
gest and best or money refunded. Is
ounces. 10 cents. Try it now.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

Gentleman Ito peddler)-Call these
safety matches? Why. they won't light
at all! Peddler-Well, wot could yer
ave safer?
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

II man has no ear for music he can
At least use 1t as a pen rack.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

Teosinte and Billion Dollar Grass.
The two greatest fodder plants on
earth. one good for IA tons hay and the
other 80 tons green fodder per acre.
Grows everywhere. so does Victoria
Rape. yielding 10000 lbs. sheep and
swine food per acre.
JUST SEND loo IN STAMPS TO THE
John A. Salzer Seed Co.. La Crosse,
Wis. and receive in return their big
(W. N. w.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

II you have smoked Bullhead scent
cigar you know how good they are: II
you have not better try one.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

How long shall I boil the eggs.
ma am?" asked the cook. II don't exact
ly know" replied the young housewife.
der"
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

II You step on a banana peel It IL a sigl
of an early fall.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

He-The injured woman must have
been out shopping. She-Impossible.
She had money in her purse.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

A bad egg. like bad news, should be
broken gently.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

my nightly rest was broken, owing
Ito Irregularities of the kidneys.
suffered intensely from severe pains
In the small of my back and through
the, kidneys and was annoyed by pain
l1ul passages of abnormal secretions.
Motors failed to relieve me. l began
Viking Doan's Kidney Pills and 1 e1-
rienced quick and lasting relief.
BANS Kidney Pills will prove bless
h TO all sufferers from kidney disor-
ers who will give them fair trial"
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
rotsiat1cs. For sale by all druggists.
rice Et cents per box.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

= PUTNAM FADELEss DYES are
~ to light and washing.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

DO you like going to school. John
"" asked the visitor. Yes, SIR" an
Bwered the truthful urchin, land like
coming home, too. but don't like stay
Ing there between times"
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30
LASTING RELIEF.

]. w. Walls, Super
intendent of Streets
Of Lebanon. KY.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30

". ". v. 'Vln privilege or exAminaftopl
you WI hand our circulars eanp les and special fer
,ntsr..ns men OF ndies VINO In your Judgment are
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
FIRST MAY ATTEND
THE INAUGURATION
Colonel Mckenna States That a
Leading Place in Line at Wash
ington Has Been Assured.

The First Regiment Of Infantry Of tho
Missouri National Guard. may take part
in the Inaugural parade IN Washington
March 4. General Wilson, chairman OF
the Committee on the Inauguration. has
written to Colonel McKenna on the sub
feet. and has assured the Missouri or
ganization the leading place in the line
among the National Guard.
Colonel Mckenna said last night that
he had communicated with General VIII
say that the Missouri regiment would go
TO Washington, either in frll or in part,
II necessary funds were at its disposal
when the time came.
'If We do GO ssid Colonel Nckenna.
"a creditable place in the line will be
given TO the regiment Naturally. Gov
ernment officials will welcome any rep
resentation from Missouri, bat aside from
all political reasons. a regiment from west
OF fine Mississippi River In the inaugural
parade would be a novelty.
general Wilson was commandant OF
The Military Academy at West Point when
I was graduated from there. and we have
been close friends since. No official cor
respondence has passed between us rela-
tive to the First Missouri taking part In
the inaugural parade. bur feel confident
that he is inclined to g!ve us prominent
place."
tom, the regular troops head the line.
Immediately behind them como National
Guardsmen from various States. The
place which the First Missouri would be
given would be directly behind the regu-
lars
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

carinoly reig.ns tirn from 800 10 $50
ea"H tine. tho sale proceeds! uT.ti' t!!c
1850 mark w'aS reached. CaEEody LashiIg
CAPTAIN carmoty stated later tha, this
SUN had I"en yet as an "uyset" prize ty
the proprictOrs. but lie had n additional
margin 0t 800 10 90 on, and ne Kept on
dropping % ;l"y Raises. when 2G2 90 was
reached. When Lambert b.n ssZ.SS. Car
mody raised MIN g.. and Lambert re
sponded ":ta aii additional lid u 80.
Ca!Tnocy. responded With an o!.er o!
E2,gs5. and. as Lambert offered 81. 90
turned on his noel and walked away. The
property was knocked down 70 Lambert
anc 70 go. representing ID per cent Of tae
purchase price. WIS Ia. r.ed!ately pad o:er
into Receiver WoOdS's hGn1s, ALtC:ne!
schof!eld taking Charge Of the more.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
Speaking OF the purchase last evening
Lambert said:
Il regarded the purchase first and fore
most as & fea. estate investment. There
are 10 acres In the tract. Tie lease !s az
years fCr the lease to run. with the pT!vi-
,oar a s$e,t15. ''A' d. 'Ns Gnu u lid ''A''
This last option I. the most valuable
improvements are well worth the price l
nave paid. and they can BE- made to pay
the expenses OF the track ny leasing the
progeny to automobile meets and similar
entertaI Inynsnts even II we shouId hot OBJ
tain dates. The tract IS the only large
bony OF land. 0, lis sort, ncw lying IL
sLcn an advantageous position. Hence IL
Will Improve in value oy the tine the
option natures
As a real estate investment Il IS we'll
worth the pric.. / have paid II We can
obtain racing oates. which We VIII apply
fOr next Monday, the property may be
come entirely s-lf-supportIug. and NAY
become source or PROFIT II We get racing
dutes l Will get some OK our bsst-known
citizens behind the venture.
Il do not know yet who will represent
US at the Western Jockey Club meeting in
chicago. Ny attorney Is General Noble.
He may not be able 70 represent NE in
/ this case. but that has not been decided
upon"
OPPOSITION TOO STRONG.
2. ]. Carmody, former manager Of the
course. said:
We have put up our fight and we have
been put out OF business. l always have
believed that citizen had q right to run
n business without outside Interference.
but Il don't seem like It. The opposition
was TOO strong for us'
Jordan ". Lambert. purchaser os the
holders OF local chemical company
which manufactures listerlne. He resides
az No. 62 Nandeventer place. IL about 2s
years old and Is extremely wealthy in his
own right HIS brothers. Albert and
Marion Lambert, are also stockholders in
the chemical company, and are independ-
entity wealthy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

Following the purchase o, the Union
race-t!ack Equipment, lease and option by
Jordan ". Lanlte1t for 5000 at the re-
ceivar's gale at the east door OF the Court
hUi.G4 yesterday. announcement was made
By the new owue- that he would apply :or
racing Gates q: the meeting or the West
cTn Jockey Club next HJ-cay.
Mr. Lambert also stated thGt he thought
the purchaEe z :-st-ciass investment IN q
real estate uay; that the question oc "a
cling d.,es was entirely secondary, and
that the Sale YVES a private deal OF his
owr. with no ether person or persons be-
hind him.
He also sa!d that I. dates could be go
cured for It rgnE!Eg meet. ne would CT
ganiEe Il company. and would Try 20 hold
q frs,-cIass meet in the periods allotted.
Should dates bs denied. ne would either
hold the track IS simple speculaton OF
would endeavo- 20 make Il earn its renta!
Or leasing {: to- occasional automobile
and harness meets.
After frultIees'y running the price OF
the track up 10 ss2,es5. Captain p. J. Car
moiy. who served as manager OF the
course throughout IT'S existence under the
old management. announced t!gl: the orig
inal Union track directorate had decided
to let the course 60 and that no further
effort would b4 made to retain the prop
ertv.
Captain Ca-rnody stated. however. that
every dollar owed by the original company
mad been paid and that the less IN The sale
fell directly on the stockholders and on no
one else He said that ne had hid $3.50
more than the price decided upon 10 re
tain the track. intending TO put up this
gum out of his own pocket had he been
able TO purchase It.
Louis Celia. speaking tor Celia Adler
& TILES. declared that his company had
nothing TO do with the purchase OF the
property. .
Shortly after moor YESTERDAY Receiver
Jonn NJ VcuGs offered the Union course
for sale az the east steps OF the Sour' i
huug- Announcement was made that the
sIaIe would have 10 be confirmed before
January - by Judge Douglas o. the CIR
cult Court :Ir. Woods then offered ne
property for sale. Attorney Schofe!d
recording the bids.
FIRST BID OF st.0G.
Judge Rassieur. acting for the Union
track management. made the fret bid OF
slco. This was instantly raised 10 5000
bv Lambert, and was Immediately fol-
lowed by an additional bid OF 500 by p.
/ Car1nody Lambert boosted this price
TO 81. 10 only to have Carmody come back
With a bid 9, $500. With bids averaging
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
THIRD ROUND OF HlNDBlLL
WILL BE PLAYED TO-DAY.
Class and II Tournament 9ames
VIII he Decided on N. A. e,
Courts.

Tho thlfti rouaIs OF classes and T. OF
the Missouri Athletic Club handbali toir-
nanents wiu be played this afternoon
TIE seroad round vas completed IN MID
week. ard IL IL thought, now ss she piay-
ers have thlnned down. that the round OK
on, Or the other cIass Will be finished 10
day.
Lonnis Fitzporter and Gleason ~Si
probably furnish one Of the class a sams-.
although the playsrs nave not drawn Tor
opponents.
Joe I-ylior has won both his games ti
tho class r contests and will prp0baDJ
:-tn tlc class u not figure IN the finaI
I-yd,n learned the court game In Lea
old country. ~nsE. they played with the
open court lie DID not play tOr several
years until receugly. bat "a MS games
Ea7 shown great iorT1 and has beaten
his two opponents with e6=s-
Tom Sheridan and F-tzgO-:eT Will pro-
ably figure In the ina! 0. the better ciess
OK play ycrs. F1tz Is conceded TO oe tns
has shoSu ;ae next best form
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
Mrs. Theresa Clark Accused OF
Obtaining Money Fraudu-
lently.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Henry Crossley, Janitor of a
Church, and J. W. Blanton,
Alias Charles Thompson
Held by the Police.

Two men and a woman were arrested IN
East ST. Louis yesterday on charges or
passing forged checks. None of the three
has any connection with another. and the
triple arrest. which occurred at different
times during the day. makes record for
the East ST. Louis Police Department.
Mrs. Theresa Clark who says her home
,s In St. Louis, was arrested IN East SC.
Louis by Detective Haserty yesterday
The arrest was made at the iHstgation OF
Henry Peterson. a nephew OF the woman
who charges her with obtaining money
under false pretenses.
At the police station last night Mra
Clark confessed 20 having signed the name
OF Mrs. John D. Anderson 70 several
checks on which she obtained money. Mrs
Anderson is 1. fictitious character.
The first of the checks was drawn on
the Germaa-American Bank of ST Louis
for sIOo. The second wes for s1. drawn on
the Mechanics National Bank OF st.
Louis.
On December % Mrs Clark came TO East
Sc. Louis to her nephew. Peterson. with
a check on the southern Illinois Bank OF
mat c,ty. Through Peterson's good offices
the check wa. oashed and Il proved worth
less. Peterson caused the arrest OF his
aunt.
Tventy-four hours Of FREQ air was ali
the prosperity which j. W. Blanton' alias
Charles Thompson, could enjoy. He was
reIea sed from the Chester Penlten.iary on
Thursday under tho parole law. and WEB
arrested in East St. Louis yesterday ater-
noon BIZ Policeman Henneberry on
charge Of attempting to pass bad checks
on four East ST. Louis business men.
BIanton had been sent TO the Heniten-
tiarV from Cairo on January 8 OF :hi.
checks, He arrived in East St. Louis yes-
farday morning and tried TO pass checks
issued by Charles Smith" on the Empire
strick!er's grocery and Gavin's saloon
The attention OF Policeman Henneberry
was called TO Kim. and he brought him to
the police station. where charge of at
tempting TO pass forged checks was
Henry Crossley. janitor at tho First NJ
z. church of East 81. Louis. was the first
nIaced under arrest. He is charged with
forging checks TO tha extent OF 500 on tho
First National Bank. The names OF W.
III. Hi, ]. Z. Sikkjng & Sons, David
Caughlan and the Thomas Ice and Coal
COMPANY were the alleged forged sigma
tures. When arrested he held pay cheek
on the Helmbacher Rolling Mil at Madi-
son for SIS. which tho police say is worth
less He waived O preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice OF the Peace Thomas Stanton.
and was held to the Grand Jury in Sl,5O
bond. Crossiey is 81 years old and mar
ried. He has been employed as 5anitor OF
the church for the six months. Prior TO
this he was employed IN the roller mills,
and made good wages.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
--s-=--===-
Results Mt Oaklnn Il .

San Fruncisco. Dec. so.--Three favor1tes won
At Oakland to-day 10 an ordinary card. Glen
dene won 81 Is 10 ! In the arst race. ard in
tho fourth Bard Burns, the tayor!te. blew Up al
tho stretch. finishing bad fourth. Summary:
First race. five furlongs-Gcndene. llS tHei
Rsrson). IS 20 /. won: saccharate. us Dull
mani. Z TO !. second: True Wing los Genktns).
% TO /. third. Time. I:13. Julie South. Prin-
cess Wheeler. Macene Blba- Snilar. Lady
Redhead Lucrece. Pear Waters. App.iinaHs,
Ononduum and Maid OF Fermoy :lso ran.
Second race. SIX and half furlonss Hahn
eult los CTravsrs). 20 5. won: War Times.
ll1 0Anapp). TO i. second: Hippona1. l%
CGreelfedD. TO ?. third. Time. :22i2- Bren-
NUS. Sherry. Dotters!l. Carllee and Saito also
ran.
Third race. Fut1rity C9urse- David Bolan. NJ
10 !. second: Gallant Cassie. IJ2 CWieyp. .
10 l. third. Time. 1:is Golden Buck. Chez.
nut. Lady. Gr.nore. Sweet Kitty EeiisrIs.
jersuha- Alone and Meada also ran.
Fourth race. mile and fifty vnrds-BrieTs, -92
to Z. second; Barrack. los SHERWOOD. 6 TO ].
third. Time 1;ES Rard Burns. Sunny Shore.
Susfen. Hosarfh Homage and Water Spout also
ran.
Fifth race, ore miie-psri1somc, Ie5 dielse-
soEl. 70 to !. won: Down Patrick. q TW. Dalvl.
10 2 second: Serenity. lo3 'M'iIer). ! TO /.
third. Time: l:HS; aonia. Charmed, Maxe;te.
Sixth race. mile and Il Acknowledgements.
100 Jones'. 10 6. won: Padua. i0l Dav!Hl. :
TO !. second: G W. Trshern, 1or Cvaversl. 3
TO J. third Time. l:G. Ink. Colonel Anderson
and Tho LADY gohesia also ran.
TODAY'S OAKLAND ENTTIEE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
JOCKEY MUNRO
IS SUSPENDED
Crescent City Stewards Have Not
Completed Investigation Of
Joe Lesser Race.
BooKMAKER UNDER SUSPICION.
Dick Bernard Beaten by Stumb-
ling Near the Finish - Hand
simmer Wins His First Out
in Many Months,


ETTr:fsr.Tc srECT al,
New Orleans. Ia. Dec. sI.-ln f7iIiSG
asnGed down by the Stewards Today
Joctey Munro is denied the privileges o.
.he local track FOR his rifc Oh Joe LssaeT
Wednesday. Il will he remembered that
the hero OF so r1eriy sensations WAS very
heavily played choice al 20 and thefea-
bouts. and. after being practically '-'t AZ
the post was taken hack after rea 'ninS
TIA leaders. tah.n wide at the stretch
turn. ana handled ve:y weakly from there
home finishing triTd
An Investigation YES Immediately begin,
but Munro vas u!taole 20 give any satis-
factory explanation cr his ride. He
claimed that he pulled on the outer lire,
letting the inner one hang loose. in the
run through the stretch 10 prevent the
horse from seerying. though he was IN
ah. 10 say that the horse had over
sw.rved ,inder him, OF tha, the owner had
cautioned him against any ouch haht.
The investiga tion IS not az yet complete.
the officials seeming TO suspect that a
prominent bookmaker had a finger deep
enough In the pie 10 leave few finger
stains and these are being rnicroscopically
examined. TIE affair may yet develop a
sensation.
KILLING on CATALISE.
There was little OF interest IN to-day's 5
card. Catai.ne, purchased by Red Walker
from Doctor Kyle. Just before the fourth
race. was the medium OF quite a killing.
C. F.. Rrosius, owner OF Foxnead. gave
Walker a dose OF his favorite medicine
when he ran Catalins UP after the Sir
GiXon geiding had won
Dick Bernard was beaten In the feature
race OF the day by stumbling near the
finish. There was a bed spot on the rail
there. and the fggorite got into x, all
but falling down. Nose Goldblatts recent
purchase. St. Sever, stumbled in the same
spot in the following race or he would
have been in the money
The Dick Bernard race wss won by
Optional. VINO has a knack OF running in
poor company. 1t came down to head
finish between four. Optional. Foxmead
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. s0--At Ascot TO-DAY
Whiteston. upset all calculations by yinrirs
tho first, at ~ TO ]. from San!-one the favor.
Ito. Tho winner oYeTPd at l5 TO !. but drtsto-i
back to ~. 1hs rteeplechsse went ~ the IA
vcT1te, Mrs. Grammar Colonel Balartyt.e felI
nt the hrst jump. and Jockey Mcbride had
narrow esc2re. tho fo:re turned a ss1rn-
plete sonersault Two favorit=s wen Sum
First race. nre ard onc-halr cu-lonr,-
slss' sWM;sss,ons' 70 ~ Waish,. 30 to /. woa:
s%ad9r % ii2 6Trubep, TO !. third. Time 1903.
Del coronaio and Spring Leaf siso ran
HerbeT), to T. wen: Golden Ivy. ti Gfori-
Denie). 6 to !. third. Time, i:ipi. Decirr,o
Moriente. T!zen, Winitreda Birdie Stone
LAuretta Phillips, SegJusca ard knIrad also
ran.
.Th:ri race, short course. .te.plcch..s-.Ir,.
Grammar. I5s Ricsl. TO s. won: Flea. ID
!Eiehardsl, 10 2 second: Allegiance. 143 LMo-
Nahonl: TO ,. third. Time. 3:07 Valid,
Grey Morn and Gbicn~ Baiisntyne also ran
Fourth race. slsuson course-T-nmntor IS
} to j. sec5nd: Magic Msckey. 81 tMcDaniei,
Is 20 J. third. Time. i:oei,. Gold Rose and
Sportsman also ran.
Fifth race, one nile and seventy yaIds-
son. SC G-awrercel. TO 2 second. LustIg IS
(Perr!TD. s to l. third. Time i:H Caneto
Dutifui, Tangible. ssraegler. ard Mckee also
Sixth race sig furionss-.Happy Chsppy. 1os
Q4Awrsnce9, to 8. won: Tam OSkanter. 10
(Teoman). b I. s<cond; Bsu Lear. IL GILL
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
close together tha. only the Judges coui
separate them.
BEATEN.

close together that only tho Judges could
separate them.
FLoGENrI%E BEATEN.
Florentine locked to te IN a soft spot
IA the opening race but Escutcheon led
most OF lii. way and lasted long enough
TO beat the fsyor!te by head. Present.
iment ran u great race here and viii bear
watching
Mary Glenr. favorlte In the second race.
won ali the VIZ, though. with a stronger
:':lish. Milady Lo.- n!izhj nave headed
her az the end
HEndspinner took the G:;h race after
being completely Outrun for the first IIiIie
Frank Rice :.!ads Tic pace. not found the
distance TOO far 0ai lost the place 10
BrGucairc.
Dallas came from behind md beat Belle
OF Portland or: In the last race. 4 new
trick for tho Galiautry filiy.
CRESCENT CITY SUMMARIZES
We ther clear: track fast. Summaries:
Fist roe I've and one hair :'rina.p--
Escg'cnc,n. Us =. 3iaT'lI,. to !. ayE. FLOR
cnt!I", 10 "a ghi-up-.. -, :, e second. jade
10 ,NclHrg!-,. 20 / th!:G T..nc. 100 Pre-
sen'iHeu'. F'rlt. Tom ssr.is E!.Iv wa.a.
Hannibal B-y. Ii..h. Judge sauiicy ai.I Dyc:y-
B:ady aIsn
Second fa'e. =, AL oEs-h.': :UF.snc. Aary
GIern. III 'M--t.Hl. :. 10 :. Wa. I.:ad. love.
10. ,.>e-j. 20 :. ,resn! i.'zD..iar !c5 ,si..r'.
Beune;;. ssral Maxim. 2 yer Smfth. Flora
Ley ;ss.:;e Mar ":;i sismHr.. also fsn.
Csha.e-i ~ % T. Won. fos %:eaI. nc dc
iaEnei!H. 20 :. sccpui. tich E.rrsrl. IL ,Msr-
Saiil.c-e ~ g raime.. GOruscat- a1i;:o-
sG: i.aEE Kenny niso ran.
line. Sc 'AuGrehcD. 10 !. %on. Een.s!. =, ;
Lrhs.ni. 10 ]. ssyco'.a. M!ds! prAr. :! tHc1ilI-
R.,hGel var. Merry Tiyuea- au-ii showers