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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-26

Dalzell, who is popularity described az
representing "the Steel Trust district
is understood to be ruffled. Repre-
sentative Payne, chairman of the
Ways and Means committee, will
probably side with the men above
named, who with him constitute the
triumvirate which rules that com
mittee. But the stand patters have
an even more influential friend at
court In the person VI Secretary Shaw
who, Oh bended knees, Is begging the
PRESIDENT, to reverse the position of
himself and his Secretary of War
The PresIdent, itis understood has
taken his ground and will stand
there. There has been one very live-
ly cabinet meeting on the subject and
there promises to be more. a
/ The Senate Committee on Inter
state Commerce has eliclted some
very interesting information from
Pres. George r, Robbins OF the Ar
mour (pri vate) Car Line Company.
Mr.. Robbins reluctantly admitted to
the committee that his company
possessed exclusive contracts with
twenty or thirty railroads, which had
pledged themselves to use no other
refrigerator cars, and that it enjoyed
complete monopoly OF the fruit and
produce business Of the central and
sbnJh Atlantic States. Mr.. Robbins
refused. to say what were the profits
Of bis company, maintaining that II
was a purely private concern and
that its profits were solely the affair
OF the company. Other testimony
before the committee has established
the fact that the profits are enormous
and the President Of a large railroad
has assured your correspondent that
every private car liue in the country
makes at least IS per cent On its In
vestment. Mr., Robbins openly
charged the railroads with granting
reOates and Determinations In favor
of large shippers although. Of course,
unwilling to admit that his company
prOfitted Ia this way. i
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-26
GAME WARDEN HERE,
Mr.. Stephens Is Touring the
Northern Counties.

w. M. Stephens, state game ward
EN-, from Rexburg, Fremont county,
was In Rathdruln part of this week
on tour of the northern counties
examining the streams and lakes and
hunting grounds to see that the laws
are being obeyed and that necessary
deputies are attending to their duties.
1t is possible that Mr.. Stephens will
appoint another deputy for Kootenai
county as he is Of the opinion that
one cannot attend to it all. L. A.
Berry of Rathdrum is the deputy
game warden at this point.
Mr.. Stephens was at Wallace last
week. Many complaints came to
him there to the effect that The
waters of Occur d'Alene river were
killing the fish. He inspected the
sources of contamination by inspect
ing the canyon mills, but made no
comments upon them. He visited
Occur d'Alene and went around the
lake and up the rivers emptying into
1t. He will visit the other lakes and
streams of the county before return
ing to the south. While 10 Rath-
drum his attention was called to a
defective fish ladder on Cocolalla
creek above Granite. The ladder is
on mill dam about 1s feet higs.
The ladder is al out As feet long but
is constructed with cleats which
reach entirely across instead or allow.
ing zigzag opening for the fish to
swim up. The fish cannot get over
the cleats and the ladder is therefore
valueless. Mr.. Stephens said 1t did
not comply with the law.
Mr.. Stephens states that all jus
tices now have or should have on
hand the state licenses, privilegins
the holder to hunt and fish. The
ordinary receipt gwen by justices fol
licenses does not immune one from
arrest. The license must he Procured
the order being imperative.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-26
why suffer From Rheumatism.

Why Suffer From Rheumatism?
Why suffer from rheumatism when
one application of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm will relieve the pain? The
quick relief which this liniment
affords makes rest aud sleep possible,
and that alone is worth many times
its cost. Many who have used it hop
ing,only for a short relief from suffer
ing have been happily surprised to
find that after awhile the relief be-
came permanent. Mrs. V. II. Leggett
Of Yum Yum, Tennessee, U. S. A.,
writes. II am a great sufferer from
rheumatism, all over from head to
foot, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm
is the only thing that will relieve the
pain" For sale by DR.. f. Wepz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-26

w. e. Borah, who is one OF the
western attorneys for the Weyer-
haeus-r Timber syndicate, says the
statement OF the Spokesman-Review
that the syndicate Is going to light
Governor Gooding for denomination
because he opposed tho time extern
sion. is wholly a mistake. Mr.. Bor.
ah IS authority for the statement
that the Weyerhaeuser people and
other timber companies will not take
any hand In politics, that they are
going ahead to build railroads and
take out the timber and that they
are not going to take any stand
against Governor GoodIng nor any
one else. g
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-26

On May Judge Morgan gave judg-
ment for the plaintiffs in the cases Of
Hope Lumber company vs. Andy Fou-
cher, Hope Lumber company VS. Aus
tin Taylor, and Dora D. Yates VS. J..
H. Gardner. 8A9 9sL. k
The case of the State VS. Louis L.
Hewitt was continued for the term.
On May 10 three cases were dismiss
ed: Washington Liquor Co. vs. Pet
erkin and Lemley, Empire Mill COM
pany vs. L. S. Kroetch, and L. s..
Kroetch VS. Empire Mill company.
In the case of M. M. Wolverton VS..
Frances Wolverton, Judgment was
entered for plaintiff.
On May l6 Judge Morgan dismiss
ed the cases Of the Inland Lumber
company VS.. II. c. Thompson, assess
or; White Pine Lumber company VS..
r. Roberts, and N. P. Ry. company
vs. K0otenai county. Judgment was
entered for plaintiff in the case of
Mary Youmans vs Freeman Youmans
Chas. Geron, Fred Deidrich and
James Mckay were admitted to citi-
zenship.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-26
A Creeping Death.

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death. J. f. Stearns,
Belle Plaine, Mimi. writes that a
friend dreadfully injured his hand,
which swelled up like blood poisoning
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve drew out the
poison. healed the wound, and saved
bis life. Best In the world for burns
and sores: s5c at Dr. i. Wenz drug
store. 'o
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-26
DATE SET FOR FILING.
d .itE9U 1R res3 &s& Gsf n ST.
On, Many New Townships in This
County. -s

Register Dunn, OF the Occur a.
Alene Land Office says the surveys OF
l5towns and parts II towns In that
district have been accepted It the
general land office and that gplats will
be sent on at once and placed On die
In this ONCE. Several of these towus
are on the Little North Fork OF the
Occur d'Alene river aud include
claims that have been settled upon
for some time by parties from Occur.
d'Alcne., Some of this IS. included In
the land that was ordered Withdrawn
from settlement about year ago to
form part of forest reserve.
The following Is a list of the towns
the surveys OF which are accepted at
this time: sa
Township 46 north range 4, east.
Township 40 north range s, east.
Township 81 north range 2, east.
Township 81 north range |, east.
Township 52 north range 2, east.
Township SO north range 3, east.
Township So north range 2, east.
Township Sc north range east.
Part Of township Al north range /,
west.
Township "A north range 3, east.
Township 46 north range 6, east.
Township Al north range A, east.
Section 36 township As north range
4 east 4s IL ei nD
Part Of township 40 north-range /,
west. $3.50 N a
Sections 3, 4, and 6, township 54
'northrange 3, east. 49
The register and receiver have fixed
the date on which filings will be re-
ceived, which will be on and after
July 13. 1906. b n.A8
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-26
COURT HAS ADJOURNED.
]. H. VanKeuren Gets Dam
ages of $4,000.
THE JURY COST $1,000. 900!
But Was Idle Most of the
Time-Court Notes.

The district court adjourned Mon
day morning, the case off. H. Van
Keuren & Higbee VS.. the Cameron
Lumber company, being continued
for the term. #''''i
The trial of the case Of J. H. Van
Keuren VS.. Cameron Lumber COM
pany was concluded last Saturday
afternoon, the jury bringing in YER
dict for the plaintiff awarding him
full damages in the sum of $1,000.
The evidence tended to prove that
the lumber company was responsi-
bic for the unjustifable arrest and
Imprisonment Of Arego. the IS year
old son Of ]. H. VanKeuren, and for
his death from exposure, etc, dur
ing his trial. The jury was out only
about 20 minutes. #.e tg
Judge Stevens then adjourned
court until Monday when the trial Of
the case Of VanKeuren & Higbee VS..
the Cameron Lumber company was
to begin. This was a suit for recov-
cry on damages done to the premis-
es Of the plaintiffs. The defendant
asked that a new jury panel be
drawn. The judge refused to incur
the expense, and court was adjourn
ed. 4bl 81 faslNi3f
The court convened April II.
About Is jurymen we're under pay
for IS days at $500 per diem, each.
They were idle % days of that time
being actually engaged in trying
cases only Is days. The expense to
the county for the jury was about
$1,000. 1.IFttflTgI
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-26
Commissioners mi PrOCsedihlR

i CONTINUED FROM LAST Week,
FL TUESDAY, May'ps
r. L Polk - Co directory.
Ira Packer material aud labor
Hj ~ On Sprlpgston ferry ,
Ns bill $44. 80, allowed 81 50.
J II Mottern viewer 15p
Perer Frost Z" 'ssH sls ! so
G I Fltzsimmons viewer 8
| j Il 3abcock gs. l6 Il
Robt Lang chairman ,a
n Van Fleet
q G Spencer axman
Anton Nelson 2.
G + West 7" \
G r. Dawson viewer :
Ben Morrow Z.
S E Beggs 4 Co sup poor farm l74 so
Mrs Waddell meals for jurymen
billsis.sO; allowed n
E G Ribstein sup for road 50'35
Amanda Caprai interpreter in
justice court $l3;all'd 9
Carscallen Bros livery hire TO-,
+ II Bradbury sup to hospital 2S
VIM Slough Justice Juror $50
Gust Swanson work road dist rs 40
JosJ Lavin taking testimony
osen in Justice court Is
j The report OF the sarveyor and
viewers on the Mica Creek road was
approved.
The board rejected the Pearson
road and the Damiano road.
Bills rejected.
Antonio NJ Saceamonio witness s,
sus court $ll rs
G Naccarat0 ft an III
Frank Naccarato III
Antonio G Naccarato !" 1880
Antonio Saccamonio. y 1850
Mike Naccarato q 1870
Saloon license bonds approved;
Bernard Mile. Co., Bonners Ferry.
Anton Peterson, sandpolnt.
Robt McPhie, Granite.
James c. English. Porthill
Mrs. Owen Lawn, Rathdrnni.
Horace Dagan. Occur d'Alene,
Annis h Murray, Boomers Ferry.
John Bode, Standpoint.
g A Crittenden & Co., Occur d'Alene.
Palmer Bros, MedimOnt.
J. NJ. Jeannot, H>pe.
The report OF d. A. Suter, keeper
of the poor farm, waa approved.
The board accepted the resignation
OF Il. lDuerselen as Justice of the
peace OF st. Maries.
The application Off. A. johnson
for county aid was approved.
'ia The following road petitions we're
approved:
|. II Jones and 80 others Beginning
at a point about miles northeast Of :
Copeland at the end of the present
survey Of Round Prairie road and
running along said road thence down
Round Prairie creek to the Moyea
river.e
AW Green and II others-Coil-
menclng at Tp line Of SW corner of
sec Q Tp 81 -5W; thence east about
"a rods; thence south to lake and to
continue southeasterly around as near
the waters edge as practical to con.
meet with road on east shore OF the
lake ending on east shore on Enter
prise road.
c Loan and is others Beginning
at center OF north line OF sec q TIP
81 -5W: thence due south on said
line TO the south line df sec 81, road
to extend 25 feet on either side OF
center line OF said Sec 81
The application OF Geo Daily to
purchase counts interest in 81 OF nj
and lots i 2, 3.and 4 OF sec of Up
45aW was approved.
Tax certificates Nos. l6l and l67
were Of0ered cancelled. 5gtrgt
The sum Of $500 taxes was re-
funded 70 Hattie L McIqdoe.
1t was ordered that the clerk OF the
district court tle such pleadings as
may be offered on the part OF c. w.
Dyer in the case cf Win. oliver vs..
Kootenai county ct al, and cause
copies Of said pleadings to be proper
ly served upon the plaintiff or his
attorney.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10.
Bills allowed: fti9
. -..l-. -
G w Royce scraper for road $l3 so
Henry Reiniger sup road dist 10 S
.'..s--..sss. ss.i's,,4- I" 90
Levi Esch livery hire 2.-S
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
WHY TnK NATION Will KNpuRE

We have met here tosalaeF GA thacpntlnent, nna
women from all countries and ali We ave builded
hers sich and powerful nation IN vhlch al IN
measnre partners Tor our hwN tlSt siow forth ths
American genius for trade, have mado this land rlcil;
while other lands held By otef poope without genius
for trade, living under ether laws have wmalned poor
compared with Other people have met IN other lands
~ ether times IN ths history q this world and have also
made rich and powerful nations nut wien gi1s Time
comes e must come IN every country history whsn
the riches and te power accumulated b. tha talents Of
ali sload be sApd Ia ; b. all tloss Who voald
take their share came in wrath 70 TAXA il and wer. na
By wfah from those vito held H. s0 other natlen tell
because they we're not righteous Aud svery natioa
must fail Il Il Is not just but hore nation that &
setting Itself The great task q bringing justice 20 he
multitude with no anger n ita hart toward them that
withhold justice. Here nation aheEe men meet greed
with fairness whefe ihs people patient where the
whom the people honor not tia soldier with
sictenoas sonk not the dsmaFugae who promises much
plumber not the ruler who w0ud break the bonrA ID
wealth 70 scatter hts goods among TIE poeg bat leader
who promises nothing bat simple lasfos 10 Ill and woss
liis Is bond 70 tho rich that he viii protect them 10
their honest dues aud u the poor thar hs wli y fair
with them.
Other nations have oserrun the earth vhe-e people
have mads beautiful oiectk otlen have sfitten hus
- @uNst tat tiefo we're 30 men worthy 20 enipfce them
and 10 people ready ~ receive them uther nAtona hare
spoken great truths and have lived nost wrstchcdy Al
thess nAtons we're found weak and wanting But here l.
a nation~this America of oun-pheFs the common
people age righteous This nation will ayafes wih
strength tempered with mercy viii conquer te sarn q
the Ignorant rich for The Ignorant poor sth popular
learning Nhich shall make both ashamed And a. the
years Of this century p1s this nation peacsfully And
sotoFr and with humility, plll deeimato aggmndlfsd
wealth ard wili TIE bsneataof liberalization whrh
al have buded within tie reach of every hard uorkng
Industrious o. woman. scssrsng ths pfise -the
higher fceans FORTRESS Who have honestly earned them
"a great social services and giving them 70 40 one e.e
And thls nation shall no, cfumhle ana shb peope
sal nci be blown aAay unto the oat winds o Heaven
William Allen White
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
He must be a MAN

The desire Of every honest man is good government
Political parties ara organized and maintained tog the
purpose 81 securing such government The politician
seeks the best ob,aiuable from the ~N4ral At hand
The demagogue seeks his ovn aggfandl1ement regard
e Of the public Neal Every 10 citizen should regard
il sacred duty TO attend the caucus AMI the primary
and take such active interest n public matters wi
make il nextto impossible for the demagogue y set ln
his work II every voter would became active force
Ia the politics u bis town OF community would soon
be an utter mposslby the designing syster get
Ia his dirty work. Municipal government is becoming
the problem Of che age and eternal vigilance the price
Of clean administration Two o the forces 81 evil that
have to BE- watched and eouneraced n politics bribery
IN is various forms and campaign yng Either ror both
should be reached aud suppressed By statute The
who contributes money @ d fund with which 20 buy
as guilty a. the fellow who counts the cash
the miserable wretch who sells hs vote 10 some hack
aay The misenant aho thinks That liquor should be
used % debauch voters utterly unsafe % trust with
oface, and should b. prosecuted vigorously The cam.
paign liar a somewhat different Individual. but crml-
nal and a 70 good government and Il possible.
meanef than The orbeF To break q man down N chsf.
acteg and IN standing just for pettY political u.
vantage IS utterly contemplate and eosasdy as 20
cal down the denuneiatiou of eyart good eltnsn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
LAND DIFFICULT TO REACH.
Arctic EHpsditians Ahout .-4s only
visitoFs wac Riss Voyage
20 Greenland.

No private vessel piles between
GFeenland and the RES ~ The world.
either With pAsssaKefs a. cAfra
writes Ressf fooass 90 ths Danaes
whsisn very few remain and Il Ties
happen ts s&ke freaA masnf an thH
ufeselana eo4sf. sheir say = simitea
"a matter - haafk Ten YeArs ax8
soms hahlak schaonefa q uleaeusfsF.
Masz ffcaaeniea lhe Greenland hanks
bat alter 3 raaeie * seasons faana
thai she hAllhat eaich AAH nas to -
relied on On lsst TIE MlrznAa. an
American steamer. atfemrfe5 : ernlss
With tourists bal sas sfeekes 81 the
Eats of tbs hret haf1aF che ffied ta
leave shs iaaassFei ss @M. aat ore
~ sAe hsAlHs sHhaanefa hra4kat hef
peaals hose
Apart fram aHefic expeditions -
other foreign visitors have flakrt =
fQgase 10 sbast tea esniuaes TIE
ahailng Slips ar hnnalea hy rnnea
unest men 80 tie Fesa was aibpea
reeeHilg bee people hzfs.y esesriaa
faf arctic expeditions eas sttp iusf
iu eafh .o measafea ihs sale = riss
foE ice paeks bafu eargtah anH
4esfhifaH nefs taf aMt a|i sAaaag
shinpias 81 pain e teasA
There afso esiEfs "a sseei.snt ias
iernaslunsi treaty atrFaH5 mezt Euro
pesns and Americans sfe aiaalaiely
forbidden s. faisE Gfesuisna rh.a
ifest* q eatnue8 " usnmAfA 8n ~
hali ai teF royal trade 4 f1fsfnmess
department which 81 fs1las - safs
ani eif.lifs the aaiiFs tribes 81 ~
e1aatfy ~ this mesus siaao esn fhs
kakiala peaHle . ahIslaaG ffem de
esse .rum higuaal ans tram iftef
fefeaee Nish fta bunting "a which
they depend for existence
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
CAMEL CARRIES 4 clsTERN
stomAehs Are s. Wonderfully Con-
strueted They stars Up
water.

The stomach q : camel Is divided
inta 30 less ihan four compartments.
and ihe walls ~ eaa of these are linei
w,th large esiix every one ef which
can be opened A. closed AZ wlll b.
means az pewcrfui muscles
Nov. when q camel drlnks. Il drinks
4 Efeai deal Indeed o Ess drinking
on fef such = long tine that rsaliy yon
would think that Il never meant 10
leAsa on nai the fact il thar IL il
nos aniY satisfying iiH thirst hnt +
nlilns 80 its sistsrn a. wsil ona after
another TIE cells IL IT, stomach are
filled with satef. snd ss coon as each
4 gulss fuil Il Il tightly closed
TAen when he animal hseomss
shirsis. 4 Feu hours later. All thAt ii
has q DO + % open one u tks cells
and allow he water 70 fIoH out Neti
day 4 "Opens enc of $50 mere cells ana
80 it Koea 81 daf after aay uaia shs
whole supply N exhausted ID this
rnfluHA waY caaaHl caa live avs of
even six dzYs withoai dflnklne e aii
and - i abe 70 travel eaally through
ne azssft. uhsfe - sells ars ofisa
huaa1H@s e mllss apan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23

The east section Of the business poriion af tins town
block east from the katY crossing. Is msnacs 10 It's
whole community both white aud eolorsa string
Of eolorea dives run b. aud aggregation q cigar.
ettesulokng cocane eating eFapsheotng negroes male
and female that ought q be eeansa oat Property IN
THAT locality has deprecated ii value willie other sse
tions have Increased hundred per cent TIE better
Glass Of eulored people know the conditions there aud De.
depore 6 aud tsy are the chief sufferers II IS unsafe
for white % pass through That part 81 tie town
night Or dag. It's time 20 step H.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
wmo Is GuILrYY

The Dawes commission has two men now Al work tr,.
Ing 70 and the two thousAN oUt or unaccouuted lor
cherokce Many of tbea will b. found and otlers ac
counted for but venture the assertion thar ma ority
viii never bc heard Of We believe that there ara people
who could explain this whoe business bpt no one need
have any fean q their ever doing 50 The Cherokee
Nation pae the bl and i certain parties had Justice
thes would be behind prison bars One thing thar makes
Il - dinat 20 trace hos who really existed is that
theY we're known By one name but ia giving ln their
names 70 the censn taken tley would frequently uss
some otter name. kor Instance. "LooneY Coon il on
the rolls A. "Looney Guess AID this Is TIE case With
many othen People wbo can render any assistance 20
TIE Commission IA Strengthening out tins Tangled hasl.
hess should DO - As q Is matter that interests ever
citizen IN this countoy The men who have this wors IN
charge arc courteous gentlemen and s appreciate ans
assistance rendered by the people Cherokeo Advocate
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23

n the construction Of bridges ossr thsstreams IL
well 70 consider fully the locality and country 10 =
reached The Lee Barnett bridge on Hig Cabin IS :
nearly the right place II possible to build t. and
t as been worth mans times rs eoss already There IS
question 70 The plaee to construct similar one
Little Cabin east d town The proposition - build
It Il the Backett crossing Unsatisfactory 70 al the
southeastern part Of tie great farming see9on bet wesn
vlnlsa ard Grand river toward Ketehum and the DneH
creek country. mile Of u lover down woad uadoubt.
eds he q better place.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23

II is beeoming more and More a fact TINT live ii
ago Of specialists and experts every line Of human
endeasor Everybody should learn % do some ore thing
and to do it well Whether b. banking. merelanais.
ing, aliing places ID The professions farming garden
ing road making or doing TIE chores about home
mand for skili The sha builds a fence Ia tie best
possible eay preferred % tie sloaeh TIE man who
wool events ana nicely sin get the lab over hin
Who does caFelesslY ndieenfy and . on through
al the ea Of life There S therefore. only one thing
ios eyeF boy and Young 3 da and that e become
skilled sofeef 10 some one thing "a aorkmsn that
needeth not be ashamed Of his WORK
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
THURSDAY
NAY WANTED

Vlnita wants q mani because she needs him badly
She wants him a. soon As she get him. Tor mayer
to serve one year,
She Is not particular 60 height o. weight or the
color Of his hair OF whether goodooking or ugly.
lie must he high in principle strong IN courage and
belong 60 himself ana not 20 some ring. he mas 10
under forty OF over forty he honest clean ard
just
She wants man that knows a square deal when be
sees t. and when Il concerns the other fellow.
lie must know the difference between graft and fair
dealing
He must be a Man,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23

Al all tlnea G tal zen an objeel
viii freneA parents a. teach : ehila
% b pfptlaeBt snt economical 4
fhll1 e three eAn become 4 msmbef
q tas MutaAiils hf RtsinK 0nly I've
cents eeeks one tent ulil sn1ltie i
% Eeftlng tsn cent? q dag whea Il i
~. hnd the ether sees toward ksltinn
pension Nhen Il = Ai s certain ars
10 ens hsoNs hos Ions = chlld can
live, hus what does The c0ntrghuslon
anuaat tpf Tiers 4 hardly eAlia IS
ne Nefld vha doe not spend shas foF
candy Nos. bof q ff. Klxlns & ssnls
: month 70 lae aoelzss. ellI = -. - 4
3 hAEa . - .Ial. e ID ! -.