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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

Territorial court viii probably be
adjourned for the term tomorrow.
The grand Jury, which was dischare.
Cd Saturday. reported that II had
been In session for twelve days and
returned thirteen true bills. The re.
port stated that there were few sio.
iations pf the criminal statutes In
this county and that peace and good
order prevailed. They found the jail
clean and in q sanitary condition,
snd stated that The prisoners had no
complaint 10 make IN regard ID
either treatment o. food. The report
was signed BY Santiago Moya. fore
man. and Juan silva, secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

A special from Roswell saws that on
.aturaay last r., b. Parish. q deputy
sheriff al Roosevelt county. met and
attacked Joseph Atchley, a farmer, on
the public square at Portales and Sc
serely beat him. charging that Atch.
ley had talked In manner that he
did not Ike about his sister, Atchley
drew HIS gun and fired al Parish four
times, ..>sq Fri. ,ss s. ~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
Small Fire Yesterday.

A small fire occurred yesterday az.
ternoon at the residence Of Mrs
Stone on Tiiden avenue between
Ninth and Tenth streets. However
n was discovered before II had a
chance to spread and was estinguish'
ed with only nominal loss. No One
was at home at the time.
This fire started In the kIt.han,
presumably from a defective fiuc.
A neighbor noticed smoke issuing
from the building and upon investi.
cation found the kitchen on fire. II
required but a few minutes for him
to break In the door and organize
himself into volunteer fire brigade
with the aid Of the garden hose.
The city fire department arrived
promptly after the turning In OF the
alarm. However, the blaze was then
practically out. Members OF the fam
lily had gone away TO spend the after
noon and the table was all set ready
for supper upon their return. The
kitchen itself and contents were only
damaged slightly.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

A wedding Vas solemnized Mt seven
O'Clock this morning at the Church
IN Our Lady Of Sorrows. The prin'
tipals were Miss Anita Gonzales and
Apoiino Ortiz. The nuptiai festiyi'
Ties WIN take the form or q grand ball
this evening. which win be held al
Mariners hall The groom In EN-
ployad ii The roundhouse here.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

D. silvs viii have for Pecos tomor-
row II attend the dedication of 4 new
church ut that place. the ceremonies
10 occur Wednesday. June Is. The.
new church is said TO be the finest
in the territory outside Of the cathe-
dral st Santa Fe.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

Work In progressing rapidly on the
building Of Las Vegas marble plant
on the west side, near the Belden
place, and In a short time the -.
tablishment will be ready to prepare
stone for the market. An immense
carriage IL being constructed for the
purpose Of moving the stone TO and
from the saws and IL will he but 4
short time before actual operations
begin. b. z
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

In q letter written by him from
New York. Ike Davis says he expects
To return to this city next week. has'
Ing gone east TO attend the wedding
Of bis sister, who was married In the
metropolis On June 5, Mr., Davis says
everything IN the big city Il higher
than here with the exception OF ha
nanas. 49,. 80 49,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

A party % about ten. all clerks Of
the Romero Mercantile company.
spent Sunday afternoon picnicing At
III r0ryensr. &@
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

IosT-black hans bag. containing
small change, keys. cards. etc Keep
change. Return bag. etc. TO this Of
fee. I 6.hs
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

Patricia sena, who has been con.
nected with n Rosenwaid a Sons for
. number Of years. win be with The
Grand Leader commencing July 1sI
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

, u Tooker. the wet side photo
srapher. has a number OF beautiful
sspia and platinum ntints on display
IN his windows.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

u The par,y who took hand.bas
from yard. SEQ Eighth st Friday af
fsrnopn viii return same. no aues
tions viii III asked. t.ss
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

G. Weaver of Poseyviiie. Ind. pur.
chased the Albert Denton property
on National avenue through tho Hars
ris Real Estate company.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

4 Mcanor Bensbides and JnAnitA Con.
sAles of San Geronimo have been
granted d license 10 we'd.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

The Ladies' guild wili meet with
hSs b. r. Mills Tuesday afternoon
u 7:so.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

nsmrs~s ssrr plss = 90 sri<k sssas IL
An~mses asaF tss~ snxn.g a k&ilHosd
ana AsttanAl Mxsse~s From this
paint hnse hMd se ls ssEstrhea seFoss
he railroad fEssss asxn thHoaxA The
AEEoYa. Mnsn sas city hosa sss
eumn~esea w N reached llttle naeFs
fhMm half w4y asM nashinx essaad hs
sene nntil tt wAs reinforced ~ fhf
tosn fire department. Tbs sessmod
h sATasklnE Il assszuaotiye whistles
fniaowsd the eiRnganx - thu ssrs hsais
and maaA th~ other aan there ~as ne
sAsepang for anyanay for awhile A
nnnaesF u p<fxssas sho had alEsAd,
retiEs1 fur the nlTAs inmped aHst a
bed slspped on tlels clothes aud huF
rs1d IN In The fire. There II n fas
eInatska about ecuslskgstaun. ne
maatsr hsw small. which affects child
Fsn ana groxn-aps alike. ana aaFins
The fIFxi stages the stfesas leaaiins
IN The aspns we're filaed with people
cf aii agss. sofns N them weEe run
ming - fast as their legs could carr
them, while others we're satisfsed viii
the hssaway they weFe making 81 4
brisk salk.
ireland In eessen.
J. H. ireland left on Q baslnesl
trip through the east about . Resl
aro IN 10 said he intends 10 ssap Al
n number Of cities his uitimaet dessin
atiun being Boston. rntil hs resnrna
~ viii not be known just exaeti,
what the ioss II. Inside the maehls
cry building in addition 10 the steam
boiler and engine was q shaie crush
or md a brick press The formsl
machine In used 10 crush the shall
IN which the brick 10 made 10
pniyerised condition. The damp
doaxhiike mixture which is formes
In then placed Into the brick pres
which congresses and shapes st on
operation. These two machines ar'
posderens affairs and u is doubtful
n they we're injured any. The offic'
safe keeied over on In side when ths
floor gave way and the outer dooI
broke open. but the contents are sup
posed 70 be intact as the inner doc
remained tightly closed.
Louis W. Carr In the engineer a
bhe brick yards and he ssss esery
thing was all right when he left q
six o'clock Saturday. Instead u bani
Ing the boiler fires as 10 general
the custom. he has been In the habi
of permitting the fire 10 hnrn itse'
out and building II fresh again III
following day. lie has n, idea hos
the fire started.
Ths three kiins have capacit
each Of 100000 brick. Two Of th
kilns are filled with brick airead
burned and ready for building pul
poses. The other kiln was being I'll
cd and contains about $4,000 bricl
Tho temporary closing down Of th
brick yards on account of the III
therefore need not retard building oI
erations. rs the supply on hand
sufficient 10 meet ordinary demand
for some time 10 come.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

Victor Martinez was III the city "a
day from 81 Cuesa.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
BUILDING And
OFFICES BURN
Las Vegas Bnek Co. Sssaains
S<nous Loss by fie
Saturday NSk
NE WOULDN'T BREAK DOOR
Native MIGHT Have Pa h ou---
Mxnasrs Abs<n.-~lnananes
unkno~n

Fire Saturday night destroyed the
machinery buiidins ana office of the
Las Vegas brick yards u 10 said q
Mexican Who discovered the blaze
could have extinguished n easily with
. bucket of water had he the pres.
ence of mind. by the time the fire
alarm was turned In and the firemen
he'd . stream Of vaisr playing on the
flames the structure was q roaring
furnace. A stream of water On the
burning building only seemed TO add
fuel to the flames. J. NJ. Ireland. pro.
prietor Of the brick yards, is In tho
esst at the present time. and II n not
known what the property loss
amounts TO.
Origin . Mystery.
How the fire originated Ia q mss'
terry yet TO be explained. and n VIII
probably always remain a matter
III conjecture. ~ nobody was seen
around there when the fire started.
II was rumored that the fire was
the work Of an ineendiary, but there
Ia little on which 10 base this supro-
sition. The engineer and other EN-
pioyees about the place claim to be
AZ loss To understand Il. 10 Is said
the fire had its origin near a steam
boiler, hat how In could have CON-
municased With the wnodwor his one
Of the things yet 10 be explained.
Hot ashes are always hhuied q safe
distance away. 80 the fire H. not
traceahle To this source. y. A.
A Mass Of Flsynss
Whatever the cause of the fire the
building was q mass of flames leap.
ing sksward and Illuminating the
heavens with their glow when the
| fire department arrived. The city
fire department was tho first On the
scene and another alarm was turn.
ed In for the town fire department,
Some valuable time was lost In get.
ting u stream OF water on the fire
owing 10 the inaccessibiliiy Of the
nearest fire plug. II was found neces'
sary 10 couple up the bose Of the
two fire departments, making a
string which was estimated al fully
half q mile In length, before he
firemen could play a stream on the
doomed structure. There was no saw
| Ing the building then, although the
fire fighters worked like Troians.
Saw Pickering Light.
| A Mexican living In q shack near
the brick yards noticed a pickering
light through one Of the windows oi
the building shortly before ter
O'Clock. He tried all Of the doors
to gain admittanee and Is reported
10 have gone back home when ht
found them all locked. II did moi
occur to him to kick In one of the
doors or break a window. Had h
done 10 he could have extinguishet
the fire with q bucket full OF water
i as II was then a small blaze.
large elevated tank containing waite
| pumped into II by means Of wind
mill stands within a few feet Of th'
debris. but In the excitement Will
1 the fire was In progress no on
thought of utilizing this,
A crowd on h thousand or NOR
1 Witnessed the fire. which III up tn
I surroundings and eo.fM be viewe'
/, from this side Of the railroad tracks
The excited shrong grew larger q
the flames ieaped higher and man
or the spectators fingered until afte
!. midnight. The firemen Of both locs
/ departments worked faithfully. tn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
SPORTS

The Chicago Nationals are sure
enough Giant killersk Nineteen
20 . against the worlds champions In
going some.
With Beaumont hack In the game
pittsburg should give The leaders a
hot argument for the pennant.
The Dover. Holigoland yacht race
far the International cup presented by
Emperor william is scheduled 20
start today. Tne entry iist this year
IL unusually small. On the seven
entries four are British and three
German yachts.
The great Brooklyn derby 10 o n to
day.
The Red Jacket Athletic association
nf Calumet, Mich. has matched Bling
Casey Of Grand Rapids and Ole Mel
son OF Calumet for a ten round bout
next Tuesday night.
Tommy prendergast. Of Saginaw,
viii meet either Willie Fitzgerald or
Kid" Herman In Grand Rapids, June
Is.
Charles =. Sanders. one Of the hest
known drivers IN the United States,
has been committed TO an insane hos
pitai In California. Sanders IL a
bruther Of Willard Sanders, also a
prominent handler Of harness horses
and one % the trainers Of Lon Dill.
Ion.
Chester TAFT OF Boston has been
chosen captain of next years baseball
team Of the university Of Michigan.
Taft has been playing first base.
Lou Criger. the great catcher of the
Boston Americans, is improving In
health rapidly. but the chances are
that he will not be able to play this
season.
Word from the Northwest says that
the new Lucas league win open Its
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

season ahont July I. With Seattle, now
in the Pacific coast league. a mem
hsF.
The New YORK. Americans traded
larry Howell fog Jack Powell and
then gave Jack Phelps basA ~ ~
Louis gratis. cineianati traded peits
to Pittsburg Tor Phelps. then shipped
Phelps bark 10 smokesown free a
charge. Appears To b. ! plain ease q;
heads ! xin, tails yoa lose.
tf either major league could have
the pcnnant a that the little West
ern association IL running. they could
clean mp about all the money IN eight
cities.
A new course viii be required foi
the Vanderbilt International antomo
bile cup rack this year. m u trolley
company has begun laying tracks that
will spoil the old course on Long T.
land.
A Chicago pugiIistic critic says says
that without doubt Noah Brusso Ii
the most unpopular champion the ring
ever saw. lie spends his. time strut
ting about the streets telling every
m he In the greatest M heavyweight
champions. Back TO the ark for
Noah,
The prediction was freely made this
spring that the Philadelphia Athletics
wnnld be all In this season on nc.
count Of the trouncing administered
by the Giants In the worlds cham
pianship series last fail. But Al the
present time the Giants look to be
worse off than the Athletics.
Castle ~ Harvard pitched one Of
the greatest games In the history oi
the Cambridge university against
Brown. He shut them out I to 0 with,
ont a hit ar a pass 20 first. besides
making the only two htts and one
run. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

- -" @NM3& #@ &8s
Department NJ the Interior. Land Oh.
dee Al Santa fe. New Mexico. June
NJ. isas.
Notice Il hereby given that The fot
lowing named settler has aled notice
IL hls Intention 10 make final proof
III support Of his claim. aud that said
proof viii be made before United
States. Commissions, at Las Vegas.
New Mexico. on August I. 1850. VII.
dose urtado o. coranon. Ban Miguel
county. New MEXICO. for the 3 -
N W II. 4 w - N u IA. N w ~
. n II. Sec. %. 7. rs N. n. % 3.
lilo names the following Witnesses
to prove HE continuous rcsidenrs up
on and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Damseio Archaieta Of Las Vegas.
N. NJ: Francisco urtado, Heymnndo
tIrtado. Tomas A. Medina. Of Cora.
ron. N. NJ.
MANUEL oTEh0.
6st Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

small part Of the practical knowledge
81 rsilroai work rs now conducted
viii be an absolute essential.
" viii not do AN In the days gone by
10 attempt 10 work from q freight
brakeman or track laborer Of limited
education up 10 the superintendent
chair. and those who attempt II viii
find the chairs all taken by those
more progressive and better prepared.
What Is needed 10 an NJ probation
Of the possibilities with a. good a
preliminary education ms the public
schools aHord-then a slight technical
training which win familiarixe the ap-
plicant with 1.-THE general problem. fol.
lowed by practical experience.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
Steel Ties On . shor, Road.

Managers or the steel corporations
are taking practical methods 10 con
vince railroad managers that steel
ties are the things they want In the
construction Of railroads. The scare.
lily Of timber and the high prices 10
which IL has risen rapidly are work.
ing toward making the use Of wooden
ties an impossibility.
Long before the saplings that have
been SET out by some roads with the
view of meeting the emergency which
they see confronting them are ready
for use a famine may have occurred
II. such Intensity as will put the fur
Their use OF wooden ties ont Of the
question:
To convince the railroad men that
steel ties are the thing they want.
President Corey, Of the United States
Steel corporation, which owns and
operates the Bessemer & Lake Erie
road. has laid 10000 steel ties, weigh.
ing $3.50 tons and covering forty-two
miles Of track. This extensive stretch
Of track was laid after a test of two
years on a shorter portion which sat
isfed the steel corporation that the
larger experiment would prove nc.
cessfuI.
Some other railroad managers do
not view the matter with the same
confidence as do those of the Bessem.
er & Lake Erie. What might prove
successful on that road they declare
might be a dismal failure on roads
differently situated. The Bessemer 4
Lake Erie is almost exclusively a
freight road, used for the ~transporta.
tion Of iron ore from Lake Erie to the
blast furnaces in the Pittsburg dis.
trict. Its entire passenger business
consists Of two or three trains a day.
The passage Of fast passenger trains,
II is claimed. requires a more elastic
track than that afforded by rigid
steel ties. :
On the other hand. the advocates OF
the latter declare that steel ties set
rigidly in cement concrete have been
tried on tracks used almost exclusive.
ly for fast passenger trains and have
paved hiphly successful AMI satisiac
tory In every way there. The steel
tie they declare is the coming one
In American railroad rervice.
Should this prediction prove correct
II will create an immense demand for
steel. II requires 227 tons Of steel to
furnish ties for mile of track, and
as there are now 100000 miles Of
maintrack in the United States. il
would require about As, 000.o 600 tons Of
steel to provide ties. for all Of them
in the first place. Just how much
would be required to keep them In
repair has not yet been determined.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

A rough estimate on the valuation
Of San Juan county for taxation has
been reached by Assessor Hendricks.
The figures win run about ss50,00o, or
$25, 900 increase over last year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
The Very Best Remedy Tor Bowel
Treubls.

Mr.. n. r. Borroushs m old and
wellknoxn resident Of Bluiiton. Ind.
sayss n rSgard chan16rsAIn'a Collie.
Cholera and nxffhosa Remedy a. the
very best remedy for bowel trouble.
| make this statement after having
used the remedy In my family for
several years. / am never without II.
This remedy Ii almost sure To be
needed before the summer 10 over.
Why not buy II now and b prepared
for such an emergency For sale BY
all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Professor Francisco perex 40 ~
oiss u tbs l~ss muiesl INSTRUCTOR r.
the TERRITORY and for the past tuen-
~ years ieANsr IL the -P@rsxsx santa
.Fs hand lcestsd III santa " u dad
q the age 81 SIXTY al.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

%@
A railroad mail service has been or.
dered by tthe government TO he es-,
tabiished on the Dawson railroad
from Dawson TO Tucumcari. New Mex.
leo. same to take effect July Isf. 1906.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

The Bonanza Copper company al
TeceIote. Including the tooIs. ma
ehinery. etc, has been sold under
mortgage and purchased hy Ella n.
Davis. This IL the minc III which
Mrs. D. Archibald and Mrs. r Petit
Of this city We're interested.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Should New Mexico and Arizona &C.
cept joint statehood thousands Of peo-
pie will flock here who would not
think Of living in a territory
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

We r advancing. Thee conduits
were ordered by the city council.
II Is not a far cry from eonduits TO
crosswalks and sewers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Mrs. Van Dusen arrived In Ration
from ST. Louis Friday, and will make
Ration her home in the future. She has
begun to build a new SIX room resId-
ence on South Third street, opposite
the school house.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

The American livestock company
last week shipped i.sTo head u cattle
from The Gold I'm and adlaialug dis
sFirts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

orogrande, the youngest town in
the territory-onIy abnut six months
old-has already voted to incorpor.
ate. sr$ !
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

orylila Tudor has lelt The city for
Wagon Mound. W.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

The III Paso Times says: Tourist
sleepers have been discontinued on
Rock Island trains 20 aud 30 since the
change which went Into effect with
the new time card 81 stopping the
equipment In Fl Paso instead OF send
ing Il on 10 the coast. This In done
with the view Of throwing all tourist
travel to the California special. A
standard tourist and chair car are caF.
ried on 30 and 50 between El Paso and
Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Both the Frisco and Santa fe COM
panies are c~ontesting for an outlet
through Beaver county. east and west,
into New Mexico and Colorado, and
both lines renewed active operations
during The past week. The Santa
'Fe's proposition is to extend from
Woodward o. T.. or the Panhandle
branch. via Fort Supply and Beaver
City. to a connection with the Engle-
wood, ka-, branch. The proposition
also includes the construction Of a
cutoff from the North Canadian river
TO Waynoka, o. T., thus eliminating
the heavy grades and sharp curves in
the vicinity Of Quinlan.
A permanent survey is being made
also by the Santa Fe from Liberal.
Kss., south ana west, through Beaver
county into New Mexico. In the mean
time the Frisco is busy In surveying
Its extension Of the Arkansas Valley
and Western from Award. O. T.. d.
rectly west through Beaver county,
toward the New Mexico coal fields.
This survey also strikes Fort Supply
and Beaver City. An roads are anx-
ious to strike Fort Supply, for the
reason that congress has donated the
nnitary reservation there to Okla.
"a for IN insane asylum site.
6rtunity for Young Railway Men.
= Years ago the Young men had
choice only between trade and profes.
sion, the funds available deciding 1.-THE
question, says the Railroad Employe.
Then came the day Of a technical ed
ucation as a preliminary toward civil
or mechanical engineering, and later
on electrical development. Those
Who came first in either cas- found
ample reward; those later on Jared
not as well. There has. in short. al
ways been a time when opportunity
was ripe along a particular line which
later became SO crowded as to offer
hut little inducement. !
We believe that we are now on the
very threshold Of a gradual change
in tie general method Of transporta
tion and that the young man, who,
with a reasonable amount of prepare
tion. enters this field. win be repaid
by more substantial advancement and
corresponding rewards than In 9th
er vocations. All signs point that
way; electricity is the wedge that will
demand new methods and new men.
Its nse will require a modification of
the old way which the elder men will
find dinicult to grasp, and vet not q
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Ewsssat-Fsns sr.ssls fseHsssEssr-
hexam - ran. . a. times ~0eaa de-
sehxrU~ VERY N6@mAsws matter. !
aaew \ sE0Ghlx yas hese1itaxy e an
ensy sister. nay meskef sAa tee ef her
asstsKs sssd csCxuesa. an fully ssts
Ne4~al NeAld hare 4Gme the saN~eway
kass fSB d 4. S.. whAefs cured ms.
n~itcns He. mrs. a. cAnsEIL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Since the recent San Francisco
earthquake nearly all the wells and
springs Of any note slong the line OF
the Fl Paso q Southwestern north Of
Aiamogordo from Three Rivers to Du-
ran have dried up.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Ahsns.u ssse 90 Hsur Dies net heal and shows signs Il hecomins
sssonae. g shsaid aaoass saspseson. Lweanse Hazny Il fhese paaces lead q
CanesasF IN may apgw@E AM - ordinary ~me nj Gna. al 10 gives
nsssmsns a. sud-. With sone simple saixe. WISH or plaster. With the hope
thas the pa@ee vii heal. hs the real seal a the sronhle II in the hsool and
cannot e ExAehedk by extnnal Eeneies nd snon The sas vii rssarr. Ana
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

NNsz1N KA6 -NM0Ek F13sNN It q I'll
into the surrounding fesh and a.
alesr spreads rapidly. tseoaning znoss
offensive and alarming nntii AZ last
the sufferer fnds be Is afflicted with
Cancer, Sancesoas ulcers oftsn start
tfoHa a boil waat. male ~ pimple
~hleh has besn bruised &c rnsxkly
handled, showing that the taint Issp
The blood. perhaps inherited. AnsshI
SoF.s In tie remains al gs.sss gxauxs1sug