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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
MORE MINING MACHINERY.
Hogan Mine at Oro Crande Inn
proving Plant.

VIM. Hogan returned from the
east Wednesday where he has been
for some time on company business.
To the News man Mr.. Hogan said:
"The new machinery for handling
the shines, etc., has been purchased
and ID now enroute to Gro Grande.
Tho pumps are no doubt at Sites
by now. We will install the ad-
ditionsl equipment as rapidly as
possible upon it's arrival, and
place the plant in position for
steady production. We have the
economical reduction of the ores
down to an exact system; the ex-
traction and precipitation is all
that could be desired. With the
installation OF the additional equip.
ment things will move right along
without q hitch other than what
may be considered incidental to
the purely mechanical operation
Of any business.-Elk City News.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
EXHIBITS FOR THE FAIR.
Idaho County Grains and Fruits
are Wanted.


Some weeks ago Messrs. Parker
and Robertson offered liberal prizes
for. the best samples Of Camas
Prairie grain and grasses and are
getting . fine collection which will
be sent to the Portland fair within
Z short time. To compete for the
prizes all samples should be in by
the 18th Of this month ~ the ship
ment will be made soon after that
date. Apart from these exhibits
State Horticultural Commissioners
Kirby will be in this county in a
few days and is anxious to secure
samples Of both fruit and grain for
the fair.
II will require little effort on the
part OF our farmers to supply these
desired specimens and as they are
transported free there is absolutely
NO cost to the plan. Specimens
can be left at any 0f the real estate
Offices where they will be looked
after and delivered to the proper
parties. A good display Of thit
kind will prove of great benefit tc
Idaho county and should not be
neglected.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
Notice Of Special Election.

Notice 10 hereby given that under and BY
% Gsy os tbs No ~
pal Coupon Bonds for the purpose Of providing
funds for the acquiring. construction and main
plyinS Of water % to the City Of Granseyiiis and
the inhabitants thereof for municipal and do
mestic purposes: for the supplying the said
ting the question Of the issua ance Of said bonds
to vote Of the electors OF said city, and calling
special election therefor. passed by the co.n
the Mayor on the 3lst day Of July, ls0b, special
election will be held on Tuesday, September 10,
%hp o said esy
question and proposition Of authorising said
City OF Grsngeville 10 borrow the sam Of tsO,OOO
for, said bonds to be thirty in humber, each to
be Of the denomination Of u 900, .uch honda TO
be made payable in twenty year. from the date
Il the pleasure Of the city Il any time after tne
expiration OF ten years from the date Of the
issuance thereof, TO bear interest at not 70 OK.
ceed per cent per annum, all interest 70 be
January and the hrst day of July Of each year
G q
In the City Of New York, N. Y, to be hereafter
designated by the mayor and council OF said
clnsively for the purpose Of the acquiring. con-
struction and maintenance Of . system of water
works for the supplying Of water 70 the City Of
| ing the said system with water. The polls 10 b
opened At the hour Of O'Clock .. m. and "a
continue open until O'Clock p. m. Of the same
day. The said election shall be conducted q
near ~ may be y other city elections are CON
That to provide for the payment OF the inter-
est on said bonds and also to constitute q sink
| ing fund for the payment OF such bonds st the
annual tax ON each dollar Of the taxable prop
erty Of the City Of Grangeyille SUFFICIENT 70 pay
| the interest on allof said bonds issued - ths
same shall become pay able and also TO pay tn
principal OF said bonds at maturity: said texei
to be levied and collected nntil the whole o
said principal and interest on said bonds shal
The form OF ballot to be used at said election
shalT be Substantially ~ follows: .In favor o
the Issuing Of bonds 70 the amount Of 30 700 10
| the purpose stated In Ordinance No. ~" AMI
Against issuing bonds 70 the amount Of 800
for the purpose stated In Ordinance No ~"
The places designated BY the council - tn
polling places are: First ward, Old Grange hal
building: Second ward, Odd Fellows hall
Third ward Court house.
The jpdgse and clerks Of election appoints'
| by the council are
coe and Robert White. Clerks, b. H. Ambls
and g. G. Benedict Distributing clerk, Johl
second wsrd--yudses. H. Taylor, r. D. Var
sise, D: W. Bridgeman. Clerks, Earl 9. Woo
and Ed. 9, Vincent. Distributing clerk, Mar
Third ward-yndkes.. 1. n. Harris. J. A. Uamy
/ bell and q. w. hinkle. Clerks, Jenuie Scot
John G. Gelbach. pistributing clerk. Mimi
HOhaus.
SEAL Mayo
Attest: Jas. DsHAy1s,
Dated August 10, 1905.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
RAILROAD DolNcs.
All Busy but Little Change IN
Condition.


Nothing Of Importance has trans
pired in railroad circles during the
past week yet the same activity
continuses and the several COM
psnies all declare that their re-
spective roads will be built without
delay. Between Riparia and
Lewiston work has actually begun
and men are being put to work q
fast as they can be secured. The
Northern Pacific surveyors are
concentrating their work in the
vicinity Of Culdesac and it 10 given
out that . decision has been reached
whereby the prairie line will be
built from that point.
Col. Spofford, Of the electric line,
has engaged temporary quartere 81
Westlake and will spend two weeks
completing arrangements for rights.
of-way and terminal grounds in
this portion OF the territory. A
great deal OF time has been spent
in this preliminary work but the
people have strong hopes that
actual construction will be com
menced shortly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
Teachers Examination.

The August examination for
teachers will be held in the Grange
vile high school room in this city
the fourth Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, August "a, 25 and 26.
Questions will be issued for first,
second and third grade county GER
tificates, state certificates, and
life diplomas. The examination
will commence promptly at 8 q. m.
Geology will be substituted in
place Of general history for state
certificates.
Eighth grade questions will be
issued for the benefit Of pupils who
desire to try for an eighth grade
diploma. All credits in the last
two examinations for eighth grade
diplomas will be accepted in thit
examination.
All applicants desiring to take
the examination must be present al
that time.
Elmer A. Carpenter,
Co. superintendent
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
Harvest is Here.

The threshing machines over the
prairie generally started up this
week and while barley is about the
only grain ready for the machine,
wheat and oats will be fit next
week. The damage reported
from hot weather has been greatly
exaggerated and crops on the whole
will be considerably above the
average. The scarcity Of help is
proving the most serious drawback
and IL 10 impossible to get help even
at $3.50 per day and board.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
MIR. Parker Offers Reason Why
City Should Own Water.

City Should Own Water.
Editor FREE Press:
The advantages Of municipal
ownership of water was forcibly
demonstrated in the recent hre at
Lewiston, when, according to the
Tribune, immense streams Of water
were turned loose and shot fully
fifsy feet above the highest flames
and undoubtedly saved the city
from . great conflagration.
Tho Lewiston water system was
for many years owned by private
parties, with the result that there
was always the same discord and
strife In the community which has
prevailed in Grangeyille under pri-
vste ownership. 6ome few years
since the city Of Lewiston bought
the water system for $50, 900 aud
has since invested sums which
make the total investment $780, :
GOO, and the system is now 20 ar
ranged that great pressure b OBJ
tanned by pumping the water di.
rectly into the mains.
A private water system 10 run
for revenue only. The purpose Of
q private water plant II 70 expend
the minimum for maintenance and
betterments in order TO derive the
maximum Of revenue. A munich
pal plant has for its primary pur-
pose fire protection, with revenue
a. . subsidiary feature. II IL quite
clear from the Tribune's report oi
the Lewiston hre that municipal
fire protection, Afforded by muuici-
pal ownership Of tho water system,
amply paid Tor itself in the prop
erty which Il saved from destruc.
tion in this one tire.
This matter has . very pertinent
application TO citizens Of Grange.
vile, who will shortly be called
upon to vote for or against munich
pal ownership OF the Grangevillt
water supply. The betterments ol
the system q suggested By Mr..
Roberts will give our city adequste
fire protection and thus reduce oul
fire insurance rates, and these bet
terments can be made out OF thu
revenues of the system itself.
A. Il. p.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
A Touching Story

is thu saving from death, Of the
baby girl Of Geo. A. Eyler, Cum
berland, Md. he writes: ssAt
the age Of II months our little girl
was in declining health, with seri-
ous throat trouble, and two physi.
clans gave her up. We were al
most in despair, when we resolved
to try DIR. Kings New Discovery
for coughs, consumption and colds.
The first bottle gave relief; after
taking four bottles she was cured,
and is now In perfect health. y
Never fails to relieve and cure q
cough or cold. At ]. J. Pulses
drug store; 30 cents and 41.0O,
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
TAKEN TO LEWISTON.
G. L. Sears Has a Mania for
Petty Stealing.

Deputy Sheriff Farris Of Lewiston
came up from that city Monday
night and took back with him @.
L. Sears, 3 young man who is
wanted there for robbing his room
mate. Sears served . short SEN
tence in this county for . similar
offense last spring and admits that
he has mania for stealing clothes.
He is . young man OF not more
than 20 years Of age and had just
returned from . trip to the Hump
where he had gone with Reed'i
pack train. When in Lewiston he
claims to have been employed By
the Lewiston Fuel and Ice com
pany.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
Notice OF Sale Of School Bonds.

Notice OF Sale OF School Bonds.
Notice is hereby given that the
board OF trustees Of school district
No. 70 in Idaho county, state Of Ida
ho, will at ! O'Clock p. m. ON 6stur-
day, the 18th day Of August, 1906, at
the county treasurer's Office in
Grangeville, Idaho county, Idaho,
sell coupon bonds Of said school
district number "a, aggregating
$500, in bonds Of 800, $500 and
$40O bearing interest ct the rate oi
five per cent per annum, interest
payable semi-annually. Bond
number / Of 800 redeemable Dec.
l, 1915, bond number two OF $500
redeemable Dec. l, 1920, and bond
number three Of 400 redeemable
Dec. |, 1925. Pursuant to an elec.
tion held in said district rs ON July
8, 1905, authorizing said board ol
trustees 10 issue said coupon bonds
Sealed bids will be received BY
the treasurer Of Idaho county until
twelve o'clock noon, on Aug. IL
1905. The board reserves thu
right to reject any and al bids.
By order Of board Of trustees o.
school district number 70, Idaht
county, Idaho.
Attest. J. 81. WICKAM, chairman
Dated July II, 1905.
J20a10 JAMn 81. DUNN, Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
SPECIAL RATES

Via. N p Railway to Lewis and
Clark Fair.
From Stites, e17. 30 for round
trip, good for 30 days. Party oi
ten Or moro on one ticket, t18. 10,
limit 10 days. Tickets on sale
May Goth to Oct. 18th. In addi-
tion occasional excursions will b
run q leGs than ono fare for the
round trip.
For fun particulars call on OF
write A. w. ROWLAND,
Agent N. p. 6titss, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
ALMOST A FIRE.
Explosion Of Gasoline LamE
Brings out Department.

Brings OUT Department.
What might have proved . most
disastrous FIRE was narrowly avert.
ed here Monday when . gasoline
lamp being used by the plumbers
on the Basler building exploded.
The explosion took place on the
roof and ignited box OF tar that
was being used by the workmon.
An immense volume Of black smoke
was thrown out and when the cry
Of fire brought the people to the
street it looked AZ if both that
building and the Jersey House
were on ere. The workmen suc-
ceeded in getting the blazing box
on some boards and throwing it to
the ground where it was soon ex.
tinguished.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10

James Eldridge came ont from
the Hump last Sunday and be aud
Mrs. Eldridge will leave this week
for the Portland fair.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-10
For Sale

One roomed house and grounds,
household furnishings complete.
For price and terms apply to or ad-
dress, Mrs. Fl. Wax,
Grangeville, Idaho.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
IND. TER. PRESS
ASSOCIATION
Next Meeting win Be Held AZ
Shawnee, 0. 7.

The annual meeting Of the Indian
Territory Press association vas held
at sulphur, Friday and saturday q
last week. Owing to the coatluued
rams, washouts, iioods, and wrecks on
the railroads there was not as large
an attendance as thcre should have
been sulphur Is an Inaccessible
point, enly one railroad, a spur o. the
Frisco reaching n
Tho meeting was a good enc how
ever aud tbe sessions were interesting
aud instructive. The city of sulphur
entertained the visiting members q
the press spleudidiy Receptions, din.
ners, balls nsh fries, were Tire con.
tlnuolA order and many delegates
remained over sunday
The next meeting Of the association
viii be held az shawnee, At the same
time of the gathering of the Okla
homa association and with view d
the way bo opon 70 the consolidation
of the two associations Following
are the oaieen ot The association
elected
President OTIS B weases, OF the
Ada News
Vice President, lewis paullin. 81
the purant Daily News
Secretary, Guy Grossett, of the
Caddo Herald The Office q secretary
and treasurer were combined, and
this secretary required % give s2s9
boud
Executive committee. n Il Lawb,
Okmulgse Democrat II I Kyle,
south McAlester News, ] FCranston.
Wuwoka. W N Erwin, ChickasAwi +
$ r Amos, Vlnita.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
HICLEY'S DRIVE
WINS GAME
vInIta Defeated Tulsa Sunday
In a H0tIy Contested
Game.

In spite Of the inclemency Of the
weather about two hundred fans
gathered at Sportsman's Park Sunday
aiteFnoon 60 witness the closing game
Of the series with Tulsa. Although
the grounds were VA had condition
the game was a Cine exhibition Of the
national sport and some brilliant
PLAYS we're made on both sides
Daye started 20 pitch the game Tor
the locals, bat went out 0f his own
accord In the fourth inning becausc
he could not control the ball. Hafland
relieved him and was IN turn relieved
Ia the sixth hy Loughmiler who On.
lshed the game ii splendid style.
Neither side scored IA the arst ia
ming. In the second Daye vas sta q
puzzle TO the visitors aud they failed
t0.score. Goad started this inning BY
smashing q hot one 20 Howell who
picked IL up and threw him out 81
drst. nigley made clean single over
second. took second on Durham 5
bunt hit, stole third by beautiful
slide and scored On LoughmilleFS hit
over second base Flnney aew @
Backus, Dave hit 70 third aud forced
Durham out AZ third The third 10.
ming was a shut cut for both teams.
Tulsa got two across the plate Ia the
fourth and I.cughmiller scored for the
locals ia this inning, Bates and rarr
scored for Tulsa IN the nfth Dun.
ham scored Ia the sixth ier Nnita.
From this until the ninth no scores
were made. Tulsa was shut out ~
their half Of the ninth Lotion drove
a two.hagger out over center ueldi
Goad advanced him 70 third with a
nice single. then with nobody out
4nd a man on second and third illg.
ley smashed fierce line drive % right
for three bases, scoring 6oad and
Lotion and winning the game
The score
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
DIAMOND IS TOO LARGE.
rhs Crest Stone Lately Taken fram
South AfFsean ains - ns
BFakea Up.

sams laea q she remarkable efar.
arseF II he diamond weighing l.l1z
gtfats. feeaaiiy fouaa IN : eoath Al.
rieaa mlHa. mas BE- formed ~hea vac
recalls that tkn kohlaoor weighs cas-
q fraction more ihaA loe earAta ans
TIE Masau diamond. one - the
largest Hitherto known. aslEhs SCI
earzfs. sals Yeafh's companion The
Kahiuoqf. however. weighs ntariy sk
caFata hefafe Il Was cur The iuit
8iamaud. one II ths most notea ni
the smaller stones. weighs oulg a..
caFats Ths kohinoof adofns the Brit
ia erosH. znd the psopie q iatla ha
lieee that fhs king who oWns & SHALL
te the ruler q that eoaasry The
orlaa 8lsaond. weighing tatA easats
IA IL tns Russian sespter. The mar
vha sold Il 10 Empreas Catherine Il
received for It as0.nt1 ruhlsA. AZ an.
nasfY 81 1900 Fahiea ard a ratens u
nohlllty. II kiass and euperors nowf
adasa wefe disposed % spend thai'
money - large Jewels . adofn theli
insiGnia e ofHes. whAt oaald net !
maa ses f0r 5 diamond welghlng
pound ana six ounces aguifduppial A
there l. ID active demand fnr stoal
q sach size. one u he owners of "a
nss diamond says hat e VIII prob
ahly he cut - inta smaller stones
g. tAere i still : caaacs that yoa mal
SCI = pisee 0f Z
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
TAILOR REVISED HIS LIST.
Became Convinced That One II the
Entries Was = Tribe Dan.
gerous

there Is little iflah tailor IN Has.
lem 9ho pfidss himself on q FspuiA-
tion Tor courage. Tbs repasati0-, sov-
ever. sass the New York Timee. Sat
w0n and i mNintaineA saHeh Ills that
u he tailor IN tbs old story Nho KILLED
nine at a tl1w Fortunately this
knight u ne scissors has dlscfeslQn.
One mornine Mrs Marrhs = cusspn
er. sni0rea sae Nhpp. and anding ,hs
tailor husg eith pencil and papef asked
him shat b. was doing
TIN making q iist ~ The min un ihia
block who ! cAn LEA said hc, pomp-
sunly
Have - Murphys name towHr'
astei shs
Murphy heads ne list waa his ~
~
Mrs Murphy hurried home with ths
nesu. and Ar Murpay came down q The
shop wiih ars T. bis sys
Ms wamau tells me. hs nezred stkot
you're After mAklug ; iiss e m mea
you can llek Asa thas you've kut me
down ~ ths head of e u slf uues
esaFe. sHa ifs frus Whsf u ia
Why feu Koot-faf- nolhine little
grAsssor =. eouid uipe goa out with
my siie hnRef ] eouia wlls the no0F
with you vith 18th me hands tiee
Are yea snrs about that agksa ne
Ailaf ahklnuaif
saref sure IA surs atoas ~
Well sighed the tailor FeKretfnlly,
then ~ have 70 scratch fau on ths
llst
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
MISS MARTIN
WON CONTEST
College Chapel Crowded At
Annual Celebration OF lit
erary Societies.

Notwithstanding the fact that Tie
weather was kery dlsagreeAhse and
that the streets 10 the college are Ia
a yefy muddy condition. large AZ.
dlence waS present Al the commence.
ment exercises Of Willie ilalsell col.
legs Monday night The Rev. Nj,
saasigrass opened the entertainment
with a prayer A hne piano duet b
Misses Jennie and Mamie Watson WAS
the arst uamberof the program and
was reaasrod Ia a yegy pleasing man.
net
The debate Resolved thai tie
Signs 81 the times Indicate an over.
throw Of the Amorlcan government
was an interesting feature Of the en.
teftainmsnf. and showed careful
studs ana preparation ou the part q
The anirGAtlge. Misses Elida Russell
and Ega Byrd. and The negative,
Misses stella Roberts aud fiorenes
williams Rev II. II. Watson, f. y.
Ratclla and Mr. W. II nartough
were the judges, and az the conclusion
Of the argument decided IN favor Of
tbs negative.
Piano solos werc rendered hy Misses
Ia Eta Inland Clarence uaiAell,
Mamie and Jimmie Watson. Mss
Elsie Morrison read yerf interesting
essay ga John Raskln.
Tie nest interesting part of the
program was the contest Ia the De.
parment of Expression. participated
Ia by Miss Glexle Lee Nj. FIRED ship
man and Miss Alma Martin The
iudges Rev. e. W Snodgrass Sey.
mour Riddle and Mrs " 4 Halsell.
decided this Ia favor of Miss Alma
Martin Ia The reading q Ms Little
Newshoy. Both 81 the other con.
tesiants wen applause from Tie
audience With their readings Mr.
Shipman was second Ia the contest.
receiving ll2o points while Miss MAJ.
tia had 1924
TIE entertainment closed sith 4
aue society quartet bY Misses Jen.
ME Watson. Stella Roberts Emma
Gagewood and Loa Martin
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

The nauhef q japanese % TIE -
lantie eeasf 4 small compared Nlsh that
% TIE Pacific coast There are about
300 japanese IN the Greater New YofA
ana Is snrreandins states ahoul 80 zfs
Christians II Nes York city shere Afe
s. ssoraz and business oaIless represent
IN the large companies il japan and
q students II Columbia university sHe
i in he Ualon Theological seminary
ana many N ths difsreat schools TIE
ssaat number of The aces are stnaents.
whether they are il sehpol ef tempe
arlly occupying some Positions TIE
alhers are merchants. artisans areal.
tsuia. engineers. CSC Those ehu 81
temporarily enoks or buffers afe am.
bilious and diseontented wlth sersiteds
All the Japanese thirst for knowieeEs
and culture. Christian city
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
LUMBER YARDS
IDLE IN CHICAGO
Refusal Of Drivers TO Deliver
10 Strike Bound Houses
Causes a Lockout.
AMWlat@a pr

Associated Press
Chicago. Mas "a strikers INSIDE
idlo practically ~ lumber yards 10 Tie
eitg today. while the Lumbar dealefs
aggrss.lyely transformed the threat.
ened strike Into lockoatA
Ata dozen different fafsia orisFs %
deliver material e. siflse-toaph hfns
brought 4 refusal frum thc drivers A
Discharge III tle driver - refusing
followed instantly with quick re,aila.
fion ensuing la q strike % hls fellow
teamsten.
President Shea announced his luteu-
tlon today "a persist IA refusing p
answer questions az the isearile o.
altered violations Of tho strike luiunc-
tlofis. Shea hasszi bis liberalization
upon sle fact that % answer might
lncrmlnafs him. TIE strike leader
declared he would suffer himself q b.
sent to jail nfs,.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25

TIE Ninlta public sellool closes fn.
dly afternoon. III JUS tao more days
so children. ranging in aFe ffum six
to fifteen yea1 sili be Hteated from
their studies Naug q these children
have aivaay made lielr plans fur
spending nslr tlsree months az free.
dom. TIE teachers Is vel Is tie
10 sis are glad the vacation s az
hand - they ioo. long FOR freedom q
the cares nf the aelieoi room.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-25
unhnrI - annnaa

That nuN famous assault upon uens
Andre Is Al sYYet<sn % the French
,hambef q deputies has called forth
many anecdotes dealing stth mere Or
ss4 similar cases 0ne Is them Roes
back to the time mheA Carnot was
maas president Il FrAace Jules Ferry
.siI OFT with another manalUaf.
knarieax. They quarrelsd vioisnllY
It Versailles aHa nearly cane q hloWA
rhHY wora however. separated before
anythinN serious happened The nexg
L. Ii. kadFiHux uaa congratulated "a
OCT having besa hurt "a ihe con.
1arx, " aald he. = suffered very much
FerFy had heen eating eaIllo*