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The Press., 1906-01-17

The soothing ard comforting effects OF
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, when ap-
piled to Piles, sores, cuts, boils, etc., SUBJ
dues pain almost instantly. This Salve
draws out the Inflammation, reduces
swelling and acts as rubsfacient, thus
circulating the blood through the dis
eased parts, permitting or aiding Nature
to permanently remove the trouble en-
tirely. Sold by Anders Jacobsen.
The Press., 1906-01-17

"How do you get along with your
new chief Of Department.
"Oh, only so SO. He causes Us many
sleepless-of1ce hours"
The Press., 1906-01-17
TOLLAND.

Eat Gorton's Codf1sh-no bones.
The mumps are prevalent, both old
and young being afflicted.
Mrs J. W. Edgerton and Miss Edna
Edgerton have been suffering with
severe colds.
Miss Lucille Agard has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Park Hammond
of Rockville.
The welcome sound of the belt
factory whistle has been heard again
after its long vacation.
The county commissioners held
their regular monthly meeting at the
court house on Monday.
The Sunday morning service was
omitted at the Congregational church
on account of the storm.
Miss Helen johnson has gone to
spend the rest of the winter with her
nephew, Charles Hawkins, of West
Roxbury, Mass.
The union services held during the
week of prayer we're enjoyed by those
who attended. It was to be regretted
that the attendance was not larger.
Mr.. Rounds has added to his equip
ment large covered sleigh, which
can accommodate fifteen persons
This was used for the first time on
Monday.
About fifty persons partook of the
very bountiful supper furnished by
the Congregational ladies at the
home of Mrs E. S Agard, Friday
evening. A duet was given by Mrs.
Dunn and Mrs. Lansing and solo by
Mrs. Dunn, both of which we're we'll
received. The social adjourned for
the last meeting of the week of
prayer.
lFrom another correspondent
Social dance at Holland town hall
Saturday evening, Jan. Goth.
Miss Hope Campbell entertained a
few friends at Mrs. @. W. Brooks
New Years, from 3 to g. She re-
ceived many handsome gifts. A nice
spread was provided. Miss Mildred
Larson and Miss Mabel Fuller assisted
in pouring cocoa, and Miss Lillian
Brooks, assisted by Miss Ellen Grover,
attended to the little ones. Each one |
was presented with pretty favors from
Miss Hope.
The Press., 1906-01-17
ELLINGTON
Crystal Lake.

Leon @. Leach of Ellington was at
VIM. Kibbe's Sunday.
George s. Smith is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
A. u, Charter and Ora and Hazel
Charter visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Charter in Tolland Sunday.
Miss Jessie M. Downes and William
J. Sullivan were married last Sunday
evening by Rev. D. e. Jones in Ell
lington.
The Press., 1906-01-17

Be not the fourth friend Of him who
had three before and lost them.-Lava-
AmNs
The Press., 1906-01-17

AoEron prevents Pneumonia.
The Press., 1906-01-17


Eat Gorton's Codfish-no bones.
Mail Carrier 81. A. Pownali is
driving new horse.
Mrs. Charles Kellogg is visiting
her sons in Brooklyn.
Rev. E. N. Munro spent a part of
the week in Springfield.
Miss Myrtle Smith has secured a
position in Longmeadow.
There were no services held at the
Congregational church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crowninshield
of Hazardville are the guests of their
sister, Mrs. Selden Smith.
Dimock Brothers have bought of
W. D. Graves the place adjoining
their property, which was formerly
owned by Collins Edison.
Miss Alice Graves and Miss jose
phine Newell were the guests of their
friend, Mrs. Artemus Kellogg, at
Stafford Springs over Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
next Tuesday, with Mrs. NJ. A. Gold
and Mrs E. N. Munro as hostesses.
Supper will be served at the usual
hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

FOR RENT.
ia Rodney street, new, rooms and bath--sl6oo
QsOi Market street, rooms and store. 22oo
507 -hinley stree &, large room for business.
e23 shipley street. u rooms ana hath,,--..... x8o9
1IO vi Ninth street, fiat. 4 rooms, bath. 1000
House at Holly OAK, looms. ...-...--.....- sOQ
Aisl. fam s. acres miles from city good
A. B. STANTON,
snriAmwLu 707 shipley street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

w ANikD-skTILED SINGLE MAN. FOR
" poultry or truck; permanent.
merlO5t II. 4. CAUSE. moi Clovtop .traet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

VA ANIkD9-GoOu STRONG BOY 10 MAKE
himself generally useful. Apriy
ulailO-Zt WIN. II. MORRISON, s3i Market St.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
for sale.

for Sale.
T1oR sALE-CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE
i mar9-St n. W. COR an AND LOMBARD.
TNOR sALE-soDA FOUNTAIN AND l6-FOOr |
II counter. NEW. EIGHTH ST. marsSis
NOR sALF-TwO sEcoND-HAND INDIAN |
II motorcycles, IN excellent condition. Apply
marsSt VICTOR r. PYLE Tenth and orange. |
NOR sALE-i2-ROoM HOUSE. BATH, HAT |
II ana an city convcnicuccs. De trolley hle !
AZ sacrifice, # sold within three days. acres |
ground. Address Il 3 Every Evening ONCE
TOR SALE OR RENT-LARGE COUNTRY
II home near this city, on trolley all conNen-
iences WILLIAM J. flsHth.
mar9.mwtet oo6 Market street.
DIG BARGAIN Ar NEwpoRr-NEw SIX
~ d,,s5 r99med house ana 10, So5io4 III 'asg s'
mar9,ioiS,itl6l7 Newport nel
ToR~sALE-LATts sT IMPROVED NATIONAL
- cash register, used but short time, cost SD Qo
suitable for any business Address RfGlsIhk
maIS9l II g. Every Evening once
TOK OKsALF-QUANriIY HOUSEHOLD GooDs
i nearly now. "a MARKET STREET. mssil
o1O0O A BARGAIN, TwO-sToRY BRICK
d i NUV house on East Fourth street, eight
rooms This property viii advance In value
being in growing business district
GEORGEM A. MILLER
iehi9lm ln West Eighth street.
oTOSn WILL BUY rHRkE GOOD HOUSES
81 CJV on West side renting for $40 per
month GhOhGh M. MILLER
marlin lo3 West kighth street.
T1OR sALE-AT ONCE. AN hLkGANT RESI-
II dence and acres OF ground, near Whining
ton. eleven rooms and bath, large lawn, stable,
chicken. house h.ah. dry and healthy. Terms
reasonable Apply 20 HENRY HoOihs,
marbia ela Market street.
| NOR sALK-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, RESI-
| u dence OF the late Maria /. Chandler, No. ao3
/ West Tenth street Thisproperiy Is finely located
/ the County Court House, on Monday, the l2th
/ day OF March, next, at ,, M Terms day OF sale.
JOSEPH e. NObLII,
DILL W. NOhiiH
Apply to I. Chandler. Attorney. marl-9t
HARDMAN SQUARE PIANO. A BEAUTY;
] III cheap 2ls WEST STREET marl-lm
NOR sALE-TliR HK bwElLINGs, NO. 5la
| II and bl1 Brnomc. 2iOl West 18th, HirhlandSJ j.
| 81 MENplNhAlL, Newport Del. mattof
| UOR sALf-BOwLING ALLeY; MUST D.
| II sold 20 make room for other business Apply
| maratf A. h siAAIuN, l1i shipley street
| T1OR sALH-OWNER LEAVING CITY. GRO
| III Gerry and provision store; doing good business
ieb2S-lmS e Is, Every Evening Office,
ToRsALK OR RENT-s28 NORTH FRANKLIN
IN street, II rooms and tath. Rent $50 Apply
iebA-u J. r. D, SEEDS, l5l0 broome street
TOR sALE-oAK BEDsrEAD AND SPRINGS
febis-a rl2 WEST SIXTH STREET.
VITHIrE AND BROWN sINGLH COMB LHG
w horn eggs for hatchng i5 for sl, ,or 100 for So
icn28lm J. MILTON MADDOX. 500 shiplcy 80
NOR sALE-TWO HORSES.
II Apply JAS O'DONNELL.
ieb2f-ti 62i W. Front street.
T1OR sALE-DwELLING,sE SEVEN ROOMS AM
| II bath, sewer connection, two minutes wall
from Wilmington city and Peoples line, west side
keasonahe price. Address
iob28-ti i2 Every Evening Ohce.
NOR sALE-6EVEkAL MODERN HOUSES on
II west aud north sides. Apply
n5-u WILLIAM c. llNnALl. 5li ". Ninth e.
\ NOR sALE-HOUsE 1850 WEsl FOUH
. II teenth sueet, ten rooms and bath. Apply
3 icbi0-u J. b. n. skEDs. l4l0 hroo me ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

HoR RENI-LARGE FURNIsHED RESI-
II dence, Jefferson street. near delaware ave-
nue.. Possession March adih
DELAWARE TRUST COMPANY,
mnrl0At No I last ninth Sc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

NNANTEn-5O 10 rs MIN M RPTDGF mr.
W partmeQG fitter-up preferred: steadv work.
,,.-,o o. Apply AN MkRICAN BRIDGE Co,
nl-llO-ot hdge Moor, Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Storagf.
STOMACH.
STORAGE.

We have secured the White
Carriage Warehouse, No. 206-21Al
w. Second street, and will store all
kinds Of furniture, etc. This is with
out a doubt the largest and best,
equipped building for this business
in the city, having large electric'
elevator, private lockers and high
ceilings.
INDUSTRIAL STORAGE CO.,
Benjamin T. Cause, President.
D.& A. Phone 2o5. Delmarvia Phone 2ao6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Aotifes.
DROCLAMATION.

Bv authority Of law and in conformity with
Established custom. I, Preston lea, Governor Of
he strts o. Delaware do hereby designate he
Thirlleth day OF March, a. d. 1905, as Arbor and
Bird day. ,,,.
| 10 arouse genera interest I'm arboriculture, to
lnmulate a healthy public sentiment looking 70
he preservation OF the remnants OF Our forests,
nd 10 afford an occasion for the planting OF
rees on our farms ana home grounds, along the
lubic highways ana IN public places by the
tti7eus OF this state. IL isrecommended that this
iay be observed "by all public schools. private
! lei ools colleges and other institutions hy the
Ianung OF trees and shrubs and the general
tdornment OF the school and public grounds and
hy suitable exercises, having for their object the
'advlncement OF the study Of arnoriculture and
he promotion OF the spirit of protection OF our
nis and trees and the cultivation of an appre-
'catve sentiment concerning them"
ln testimony whereof /, preston Lea. Governor
|oi iihe state OF Delaware, have hereunto set my
band and caused the Great Seal OF the State TO be
hereto affixed. at Dover, this the Seventh day OF
|Narch. IN the year Of our Lord one thousand
pine hundred and six, and the year OF the indie
tgndence of the United States of America the one
hundred and thirtieth. By the Governor
PRESTON LEA.
Jos. L. cahall. Secretary Of State. marriott
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

TIOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED THIRD
n story front room with heat and gas, uso OF
BATH fine view of city location near Fourth and
Bfoomo streets. Address
marsst9 q "a, Every Kveninr onca
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
for Rtur.

nor RENT-io-RoOM HOUsK. wFsr sIDF.
II owner rorervinQ Two rooms, with or With out
board, Address Il a Every Evening once.
marN2t3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
EtIp wautta- ataI..

WANIED-BoY TO LFARN CARNAGE
iaaeins' Apply WALTHER & Co,
iuHiiu-iu South side Market street bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Busiufss Opportunities.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO PROVIDE FOR A
rainy day and old age. Address II a.
marl63fs Every Evening once.
CtTANDARD MACHINE $3.50; EARNS SIS
- weekly: part. .culars, stamp CONCRETE,
mariOIE 264 william. New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
fur atnt.

E0R RENr-NlCELY FURNISHED ROOMS
4 in New Castle, with steam heat electric light
bath, nll mudcrnsconYcuioncca. trolley cars siop
at the door With or without board. cafe at
tachcd Address THE LOUISE.
marlolm John RCs Proprietor
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26

BURIED AT LAMAR Mr.. and
Ms. Robert Weekly. who have been
living At Florence for some time.
came TO Lamar on Tuesday Tor the
purpose OF interrinR the remains Of
their little daughter Myrtle In the
Riversids cemetery. The little one
was six yeArs old. and died OF diph.
iberia after an illness Of only a few
dAys. Lamar Sparks.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26
perature

Thinking Of buying Tally OardsY
Wondering where you can get the
wideet choice for selection and the
most reasonable prioesp II 90,
here are some suggestions which
ought to prove interesting. Easter
Tally Cards of many varieties.
Gall and inspect my large selection.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26
Agreement.

Whereas. Thomas Thomas, Edward
Thomas and John Petty. herein called
the parties Of the list part. did on
the 18th day of March. A D.. 1908,
then and there acting together. infiict
upon the person Of John l.. Gehr.
herein called the party Of the second
part. oretain bodily wounds and in
juries. whereby the said John l.. Gshr
WAS incspAcitated from performing
his regular work and was thereby
compelled to employ. and did employ
medical attendance. for the said in.
juries 30 received. and was thereby
compelled to suffer and did suffer great
boldly pain. and was compelled to
abandon his employment for period
Of several days. and
Whereas. Said Thomas Thomas,
Edward Thomas and John Petty are
desirous Of settling and adjusting
with the said John L Gehr for any
claim or claims of damage. for and
on account Of said injuries go re-.
ceived.
Now Therefore. These Presents Wit
ness. That the said parties Of the
first part are to pay. and they hereby
argee to pay. to the said party Of the
second part. all costs and expensss Of
anv kind. character or nature what.
aoever. incurred by said John L. Gshr
BY reason Of said injuries 30 rsoe ived
by him.
The above to include all court cost ;
officers costs and fees: medical A..
tendance aud nurse hire. Whatever
aAid amounts may be. at the time
said party Of the second part IL able to
resume bis daily vocation.
Also the parties Of the first part
are willing and hereby agree to pay
to the said party Of the second part.
for all his time necessarily lost BY
him. by reason Of said injuries, at
the same rate that he has heretoi fore
drawn for his services
And sal hrst parties. In oonsi sidera.
tion Of the above agreement do here.
bv solemnly promise and pledge their
sacred word Of honor to the said party
Of tho second part. and that from
and after the execution of this agree.
ment they will each totally abstain
from the use OF any aud all kinds Of
Intoxicating liquors. In any form
Whatever; and they do by these pres.
ent fully exonerate the said John l..
Gehr from any blame whatever in said
Alteros.ion.
In witness whereof the parties he re.
to have set their hands this 23d day
Of March. A. d. 1905.
THOS. THOMAS.
EDWARD THOMAS.
JOHN PETTY.
JOHN L. GEHR.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26
Furniture Store Sold.

The deal for the purchase Of tho
Oarmody and Kitohing stock Of furni.
ture BY tho George NJ. Deibert Fur.
niture and Undertaking company.
which has been on for several days.
was closed up this morning and the
stock passed into the hands Of the
new firm. George Liggett. clerk at
Deibert's is the manager of the new
store.
Messrs Carmody and Ritching and
Mr.. Deibert came to the oonclusion
that Florence WAS not large enough
and that the conditions were not
right for the proper support Of two
first class furniture houses and that
under the conditions two wouldn't
pay. 80 the deal was talked up
among them. Mr.. Deibert will con.
duct . first class second hand store,
7oo" ~ Aiss'oaarb ucW iuIuituIo
stores over the country do, frequent
ly. trading new stuff that has de.
preciated In the new store to the
second hand store. etc.
Frank Carmody and ". O. Kitcb-
Ing. the former proprietors, will
leave Florence In the rear future each
to look up new locations. Mr.. Kitch.
ing will probably locate some " here In
Colorado while Mr.. Carmody may 90
West. They have dons good buai.
ness In the last year. A new incor.
porstion will probably be formed to
operate the new second. hand business.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26
a5 MILES F1NIsHED-Twent, /. a,

25 MILES FINISHED-Twenty. Ave
miles Of ths O. F. and I Co.'S million
dollar canal under construction be.
tween Adobe and Pueblo. 10 com.
pleted and At the rate of progress
maintained since the enterpI ise was
started the contractors will have the
ditch completed several weeks before
the ex piration of the contract limit
Tho most laboriou part Of the work
10 finished - at this end Of the canal
the COMPANY had to bore tunnels and
excavAte deep cuts. From now on
the most Of the work will be on
prairie land and distance can be gone
over much more rapidly.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26
ABOUT YOUR NEl0HBORs
AND YOURSELVES

-E. F. Brown went 70 Pueblo to-
day.
! -J.k. Wood. won. to Pueblo
Sunday.
Col. J. q Macdonald went to
Denver Sunday.
| 20. X. MoLAin Of Canon was re.
n.wins acqua,ntances here today.
Russell McCandless was in Pu.
ebIo yesterday returning last evening.
William Cannock who was sick
with pneumonia last week, is ont
again.
Harry kinoaide 10 ON the sicK
list. He Is the eldest son OF F. j.
Kincside.
-Lafe Combs. receiver for she Uan-
on Savings bank. defunct, 10 in Flor.
enoe today.
-R. A. Ramsay. Samuel Amter.
J. F. Ash and Barney Ginsberg have
returned from Denver.
Mrs q. F. Smith and daughter
Lila returned from Canon today. They
visited Mrs. Matt Lines.
Mrs. David John Of Coal Greek.
mother Of Mrs. Will Eynon OF West
Sixth, is reported as being quite sick.
Mrs. A. 1. Hadley left yesterday
for Lincoln. Neb. She was accom-
panied as far as Pueblo by her hus.
band.
-Mrs. W. E. johnson of nenver
who visited her sister Mrs. NJ. l..
Wood of West Second street, left for
her home today.
Mrs. II. H. bowman returned
Saturday evening from Bsllville.
Mich. where she has been with sis.
ter Tor several weeks.
Mrs. E. B. Criddle arrived yes.
terday from Nashville. Tenn, to
spend month with her husband.
e. B. is about the happiest man in
the CITY.
Il. Rees and Dave Morgan were
up from Pueblo for . day or two. re.
turning yesterday. Mr. Rees was
formerly = resident of Florence and
Mr.. Morgan has recently arrived from
Wales.
Miss Lillian Parker. daughter
Of tho Rev. and Mrs. Geo. 8 Parker
who we're formerly in charge Of the
N. e. church here. arrived Frid ay
evening from LeAdville for . visit
with friends.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26
SCHOOL ELEorIoN-- Tho sohot

SCHOOL ELEOrIoN- Tho school
election IL nea- At hand and II 10 time
that the people Of Florence should
seriously consider this matter. They
should 800 that men who have no
political ASPIRATIONS or other axes to
grind arc placed upon the ticket and
elected for this important place.
There will bs two member Of the
board to eleot-ons for full term
asd one for the unsxpirsd term Of
Will Morris.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26
Classified Advertisements

NOR sALE-A -four room frame house In
Il Wort Florence; ~ lots; well improved;
good outbuiidiogs; all fer t47b. Soc Burlington.
n sS
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26
MIscCLLANEoUs
Many Lives Threatened.

New York. Maroh 26-Mauy lives
were thrsA tened with destruction to
day when . six.story factory building
caught fire from 40 explosion and col
lspsed shortly afterwards. Many girls
employed in the factory were com.
psiled 10 Jump from the upper stories
into nets 10 escape the flames.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26
A Safe Cough Remedy for
Ch}ldren

In buying cough medicine for chill
dren rcver be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There In no dan
ger from It and relief Ia always sure TO
follow. 1t is especially valuable for
colds, Group and whooping cough. For
sale by all dealers. mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26

Do not fail to see the display Of
New York hats at Mr.. Wilbar's Fri.
day and Saturday March 30 and 81.
Miss Ella Cline.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26

Remem Der the date Of millinery
opening at Mr.. Wilbar's Friday and
Saturday March 30 and 81.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26

Sae money and buy your GROCER.
les Tor Dash u Florence Mercantile
Co'A i7u
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26

Transferring, furniture moving,
piano hauling done by Brown q Son,
srocessov 70 e. 3. killar. 4tf
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26

THE WEATHER - Fair tonight
and Tuesday. continued moderate tenn.
perature.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26

The Daily Tribune 4oo pr nen.t.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-26

Tribsss want ID briEs results.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

arch OF the world In vain did ne as
sure her most earnestly that he desired
no such empire. She merely laughed
az him and said
IF / arise amid the peoples, / must
rule the peoples. for how can / take
second place among mortal men? And
thou. my Leo. rulest me, yes. mark the
truth. thou Ert my MASTER Therefore,
1t is plain that thou wilt be the master
of this earth. ay. and perchance Of 9TH
ers which do not yet appear, for Of
these also I know something. and,
think can reach them II l viii. though
hitherto I have had no mind that way.
My true life has not yet begun. It's
little space within this world has been
nlled with thought and care for thee
in waiting till thou vast born again,
and during these last years OF separa-
ton. until thou didst return.
but now few more months, and the
days Of preparation past, endowed with
energy eternal, with all the wisdom OF
the ages and with a strength that can
bend the mountains or iurn the ocean
from its bed, and we begin To be. Oh!
how I sicksn for that hour when first.
like twin stars new 10 the armament OF
Heaven. we break In our immortal
splendor upon the asyonisned sight OF
men. IL viii please me. tell thee. Leo.
IL viii please me. 10 see powers. princi-
paIities and dominions, marshaled by
their kings and governors. bow them
selves before our thrones and humbly
crave the liberty to do our Will. At
least" she added, lit viii please me fOI
a little time. until We seek higher
things
So she spoke. while the radiance upOr
her brow increased and spread Itself
cleaning above her like a golden fan
and her slumbrous eyes took fire from
II till. TO my thought they became glow
ing mirrors in which ! saw pomp en-
throned and suppliant peoples pass.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

their fellows may even lead thee into
perils that would bring about-thy
death" and she gasped with horror at
the word
listen, beloved" said Leo. 1.-THE life
of the humblest of those men is OF as
much value TO him as mine is TO me
and thou hast no more right to Kill
him than thau hast TO kill me Ii Is
evil that because thou carest for me
thou shouldst suffer thy love TO draw
thee into cruelty and crime. If thou
are afraid of me. then clothe me with
that immortality of thine. which, al
though I dread it somewhat. holding
IL a thing unholy, and, on this earth,
not permitted by nv faith, | should
still rejoice 10 inherit for thy dear sake,
knowing that then we could never
more be parted. Or, If as thou sayest,
this as yet thou canst not do, then let
US be wea and take what fortune gives
us. All men must die; but at least be-
fore I die / shall have been happy with
thee for a while-yes, if only for a
single hour.
Would that l dared" Ayesha an
swered. with a little piteOus motion OF
her hand. "Ohi urge me no more. Leo.
lest that at last | should take the risk
and lead thee down a dreadful road.
Leo, hast thou never heard of the love
which Stays. or of the poison that may
Turk in the cup of JOY 100 perfectg
Then, as though she feared herself,
Ayesha turned from him and fled.
Thus this matter ended. In itself IL
was not a great one, for Leo's hurts
were mere scratches, and the hunters.
instead of being killed. were promoted
TO be members Of his bodYguard. Yet
it told US many things. For instance.
that whenever she chose to do so, Aye
sha had the power % perceiving all
Leos movements from afar, and even
of communicating her strength of men