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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09

Voted to borrow s2l0J to pay these
bills chargeabIe to the eneral fund
DR. a 4 Cutler was granted permits
sion to remodel building at 524
Main street and Conrad Schwartz to
build two tenements on North street
Several residents of School street
petitioned for repairs on Scnool street
aud for completing the curb aud gutter
on the lower end Of tbs street. Left
with the street commissioner to inves-
tigate the probable cost.
A petition for the appointment OF
James II Kelly as special policeman
was presented signed by about 30 BUSH
ness men. Some Of the trustees stated
that they had investigated Mr. Kelly's
work and did not consider him an efic-
ient officer.
Chief Godfrey said he had appointc d
no special officer except Patrick Braz-
zell He favored the village paying
Mr. Brazzell tor three hours work each
night and thought that merchants and
property owners would pay him for the
rest Of the night.
Voted that Mr. Brazzell he paid for
three hours work each night at .
cents an hour with the understanding
that he could be engaged by private
parties for the remainder of the night
The board also accepted the appoint
ment by Chief Godfrey of Arthur W
Russell as special policeman to serve
without pay.
There was hot discussion as to
whose duty it was to light the gas
lamps put in last fall MIR Ritchie said
the gas company would not light the
lamps longer. The matter was refer
red to the light committee.
II B Hutchins, trustee from the
fourth ward offered his res ignation on
the ground that he could not give
proper time to the work. All the trus
tees present urged Mr. Hutchins TO re-
main on the board but he said it was
impossible and his resignation was
accepted.
George NJ Hawks for WIN E Ilawl S,
presented plan of the proposed brick
building Mr. Hawks is planning to
erect on North street and permission
was granted to construct the building
Uncollected tax bills turned in by
Former Collector Fred T. Tilt were
placed in the hands of Village Attor
ney Meagher.
The matter of street sprinkling was
talked over and it was voted to pay
for the water required as it was found
to cost more than could be raised by
subscription. The cost of the water is
$780,
The sewer committee was empowered
to secure bids on certain sewer exten
sions proposed and submit a report to
the trustees at a special meeting.
Trustee Richie called attention tt
the speeding Of automobiles but nj
action was taken
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
AUTOMOBILE CLUB TO FIGHT
Object to Rsins Barred from Mddlsbury and
RiplOn Roads.

Middlebury, May s. Today the
board of seectmen posted placards
along the highway leading from this
village to the Ripton town line an
nouncing that the highway from Rog-
ers corner in this village to the Ript)
line is not open to automobiles. This
is done according to the vote OF the
town at the last to vm meeting
A test case will doubtless be made
by the Automobile club of America,
as to the right of autoists to use this
highway, as they hold state licenses
for the operation OF motor vehicles
The above named organization has re
tanned counsel 10 this town and evident
Iy intends to make fight against be-
ing forced from the highways of this
town and Ripton which has also posted
its principal road against use by auto
lists
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09

AUTO ACCIDENT
Two Boys Run Down by Mrs J II Estsy of
Brattlsboro


Brattleboro May 8 The first auto
mobile accident Of the season in this
town happened late yesterday after
noon when touring car driven by
Mrs J Harry Estey ran into two boys
on bicycle, Merrill whitney, son Of
Z d Whitney and Clarence Merrill,
son Of A V Merrill
The Whitney boy was hurt badly,
his right shoulder and nose being
broken and his face badly scratched.
The Merrill boy escaped unhurt but
his bicycle was smashed.
Both boys we're riding the same
wheel down Church street hill. At the
Junction OF Elliott street they met Mrs
Estey and attempted to turn out. Mrs
Estey also attempted to avoid the
collision. The boys we're o. the left
side Of the road
Mrs Estey handled the car with
great skill and prevented what might
have been a serious accident
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
FIREMAN FOUND NEAR POWNAL
Said Tie FEN OF Freight and Thought He Was
At Eagle Bridge.

A man, who gave his name as Wright
his residence as Manchester, and his
occupation as a railroad fireman, was
found unconscious beside the Boston
q Maine tracts at Bates crossing near
Pownal Monday evening by a Boston
" Maine section gang
He was thought to have been struck
by train, but according to his own
story had been riding an freight and
must have fallen Of He still thought
he was at Eagle Bridge when he regain
ed consciousness. His injuries proved
to be of a superficial nature, and Tues
day morning be returned to Rotterdam
Junction to work.
The section men who discovered him
carried him to the Pownal station. A
pint bottle found near him accounted
for the accident, II was thought that
he was one of a number of tramps who
have been begging through Pownal
and he was turned over to PoOrmaster
f & evils Of pownal, who cared for
him until he left this morning.
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Revolving shears cut Him to piece.

PITrSBURG. May 8. Challoner
Dickson, twenty years of age,
was cut to pieces by revolving shears
at the McKeesport tube plant here.
Dickson was in charge Of the machine,
and in some manner his hand became
caught in the machinery. He attempt
ed to draw ii out, but the shears slow
ly drew his hand deeper into the jaws
of the machine Before the machinery
could he shut off Dickson had been
dragged into contact with the sharp
blades. The machinery was finally
stopped, and the body was removed in
fragments.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
SYNDICATE.

1t is expected that our cheese factory
will be running by next week
Mr. and Mrs l. = Snyder of 10 SIT
spent Sunday att p Snyder's.
Rev f. B Harris has been returne
to East Arlington and Sandeate.
School commenced Monday in dis
trict No with Miss Rice of Belning.
Ton as teacher.
Edward Hayes has purchased the Al
bert King place OF + f Hoyt making a
liue addition TO his place.
The Sunday school differs were elect
ed Sunday for HE ensuing year: Sup
erintendent John Hayes: secretary,
Mrs Emma Wyman; treasure Mrs
VIM } Hamilton; organist, Miss Car
RE Randall; librarian, John H)yt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
ON DUTY TONIGHT
Patrick Braazsll Win Begin Police Duty Thi,
Evening.

Patrick Brazzell is to 90 on police
duty tonight. His beat will be from
Walbridge's store to the Depot and on
North street where there are many com
plants that public officer is needed.
Mr. Brazzell is also prepared to do
night watchman duty for merchants
and other property owners in the
central part Of the village as he can.
not afford to remain on duty all night
unless he gets more than what the vii
lage pays him.
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Frisco Accepts Canada's &1OO, 900

SAN FRANCISCO. May 0.-Mayor
Schmitz elected applause by reading
the following telegram from the Toron-
TO Daily Star at meeting of the con
structlon committee here: "The Cana
dian parliament voted 100000 for the
relief of San Francisco, which was de
cllned by President Roosevelt. 1t is
still awaiting acceptance. VIII you
take II If offered drectf Please rush
answer" James d. Phelan, chairman
of the finance committee, was asked to
answer the message at once in the ar
frmatiye
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
AWARDED FAIR HAVEN FIRM.
American Marble Company to Erect Altar for
Notre Dame Church.

ST Johnsbury, May S-The contract
for the proposed sl7OO main altar for
Notre Dame church, this place has
been awarded to the American Marble
Company of Fair Haven and when eom
pleted will be the handsomest la the
Vermont diocese. The design is by
Edward f. Allen and the statuary which
must be completed by July 26 will be
% feet high and IA feet wide. The
carving will be very elaborate.
Rev J A Toissouault, the pastor.
will lay the foundation with impressive
cerem MES about the middle OF next
month,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
CAUGHT SHORT TROUT

Nan Arrested in Rupert and Fined $l9IS Tor
Offence.
Rutland, May 2. William l. Davis
was arrested by Game Wardens Fl S
Lincoln and Roy Gragan of Rupert
for catching short trout, and taken he
foreJustice of the Peace r Roberts
He pleaded guilty and the fine and
costs amounted to Sl9lj, which he
paid. This is the second prosecution
By these officers since the season open
ed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
OFFICIALS IN QUANDARY
Water Bonds Amounting to Sl32 OO) Due at
Burlington July l.

Burlington, May = Water bonds
to the amount of Sl32, O0C fall due here
on July and the city officials have
been wondering how they are to be
paid. The water department has con.
tributed S32, 900 to the sinking fund and
that amount of money has been invest
ed in school bonds.
1t is proposed to sell these school
bonds and pay the S32, 600 to retire
that amount of water bonds The re-
naming 100000 will be cared for by
the issuance of new bonds which will
run for 80 years. These new bonds
Sil be issued soon by the city treasur.
81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
A Clear Complexion and Bright Eyes

10 most cases a sallow, blotched
complexion and dull, heavy eyes are
due to poor digestion and an inactive
liver. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes the complexion
smooth and clear. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to take
efuse subst flutes. b A Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
MAN WAS MURDERED
Evidence that Body of Hugh Mcclure Wa,
Dragesd S me Distance

Springfield, May S-Medcal Exami
ner u II Gill has stated that he thinks
that Hugh Mcclure whose body was
found 10y the side of brook between
Proctorsyille and Gassetts was muir
dered and he bases his theory on the
fact that the body looked as if it had
been dragged considerable distance.
A watch, ring ard money which he is
known to have had we're not found on
his person.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09

Most dis6guring skin elupiious,
scrofula, pimples, rIsdes, ct are
ne to impuroblood. Burdoek Blood
Bilters is cleans ng bod tonic.
Makes you clear eyed, clear Drained
clear skinned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
KELLEY IS OUT
BRAZzELL IN
Village Is To Have a Night
Police Service.
VILLAGE TRUSTEES MEET
Trustee H. B. Hutchins' Resisna-
ton Accepted, But With
Regret,

The adjourned May meeting of the
village trustees was held Tuesday eve
ming with all the trustees present except
DR. Day
The following bills we're ordered
paid:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
LOWELL MAN FATALLY HURT.
Charles Greenwood Dies as Result of Runaway
Accident

Lowell, May s. Charles Greenwood
recently injured in runaway accident
died last evening. DR. F 5 Hutchinson
of Enosburg Falls was called as coun'
sci, but the man died about half an
hour before his arrival
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09
Weather

Showers tonight. Fair and cooler
Thursday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09

J S Holden, hay S 10 70
T. J Tiffany, rent Of Tiff
fanny hose rooms $50 90
Bena Electric Co li2 %
1912
Loring 4 Co, coal l0i So
Benn Water co 9S3 OF
A X Richie, rent 100 90
Town OF Bennington vii.
lage share of Harring-
ton suit settled lol IS
w H Nichols, repairs on
fire alarm , so
&C Kimball, expenses 80
ii w Putnam, feed II %
John 5 Brant 800
Mrs II NJ Bassett , 10
II / Norton, Insurance on
Stark and Eagle hose
house A 90
Highway work 397 81
Henry Il Rudd % -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

reared up with eyes a6iaze with fear
aud hate. and Whiricd its great paws
above Stne Snisht - Smi,e him 10 the
cred eycS. reached up his kerc hicf. and
clicked the beast twice across the snout
win gentle Gliding. on which the bear.
uncertain and puzzled. dropped its fore
was soon swathed in ropes ~ me bear
ward and a crowd ot peasants who had
sssn in close Ps5,sa,. As they passed
az Aylward's sleeve. and tbs two fell
Il must crave your pardon. counrads.
said he bluntly. 4 was a FOOL not ~
Know ina, nttle rooster may be ..s
Samcst believe th1s this man - in
deed leader whom We may follow.
CHAPTER VIII.
Black was the mouth or Twynham
Castle. though a pair or torches. burn
cast a red glare over the outer bailey.
ana sent a dim rudy flicker through
INK with htful brightness on the shields
which bore the rcd roses ~ the veteran
eonsiabis. A.. they passed over The
~ arms On the emhrasures 70 right and
..ett and they had scarce set Foot upon
from a huglc ana with scrcech the
hirEc and clonk ~ chain. the ponder
Gus br,lse swung up into the air.
;iinr Gown IRON above. and shrt or
ana his la1v walked on IN deem talk
while fat undsr-stsward took charge
re SutSeTy. Where bsSessa. bfeSd as' and
drink were kept ever IN readiness for
. the warfarcr. After a hearty meal and
from them. they Strclled Forth into the
nailer. " here the bowman pccred about
throuEh the darkness az wall and AZ
Keep. i'm tne carping eyes 90 one who
BIAS seen something q sicgcS. and fs
rot nEhtly 10 D. satisfied TO Aileyne
and 20 John. however. ~ appca red 20 De
-s-l es b-,,p,a, PS So SOU t-Ss io 5{ IS as
Avlward- asked n Eaunt rnsn -at-arrns
ciarking Up 20 them arcoss the court
My name. friena,~ suo,h the bow
'-Then sure I have no need 90 tel
"Bv TIE rood n u e not Black sinnor
1 - Norwich cried Ayiward. a mos
T occur. Cl-uarade. "a mon occur, Al. tu'
. am tlttte 60 see thee" tne two fcL
T u1c1 each other ard Rugged ike bears
And where from. old blood and
= an in service here. Ten re. com.
f race IS 90 soofh that We shall have an
other finr az these Frenchmen7 II g.
thnt ST Nigel VIII take the field once
~ IS ike enough. mon Far. as thing
Now RAY re Lord - r-aisei''' c-ie
the other. This vc~T night VIII &C.
I apart a eoiden ouche % Re onered 81
0--e - nv na-'e-sairt h1r'
-i-ei Tor th's. Awkward. as younl
-afi vf~es Tor hcr lover
cart 50 set on piunder. them Is ~
D--rc So if~ht that there g. not enou~
f-r r-rse7 have Rag 90 ny belt
co-7o-7ie. o-t rou have but 20 %
v0r- rrt i~fo e ~ Wat you want J
/ vvns ever share and share between Us
-Ne~. f~fn~f AZ is rot tho Frenr p
T --r--s rrfF frs 80 F-e~~hr,sn-s bloc
. mat 7 would have. should not res
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

--rr..- ana joan loud VITA rro~ts arl
s1es-a sA-cl spoke A-s pyo-ltmclt
What al.s tAe NAM asked Alyward
j L-se been CO. ned aaa bc.aped. ~
~ whom s-r SAMSON the stronge"
~ t-e-. 1-r L-l-4n tle l--se
~ky ms hLr~ cried the archer.
t1o-EA - Iet E-la@rl, yea 4 hola
verse "-tl t1e ter4 creature that
0aEe a. llm- WHAT ls amlss. then.
and how have I played you falseT
fl.eyne here wlII - nay witness. tr-t.
~ ] would Ele 20 t1= wars W4th you.
sou woald place me uncer q leader VINO
a-s ee--ld - IDle il 444 En8laDd Tor
Fllore YET here yol bring me 20 a
-eret ~ 8 MAJ, peaky and n-nOur-
who ul1t reeds. fcrsoofh. take coun-
81 with rs rnotaer ere be buckles
is that where tie She gausg- cried
ire bowman. and laughed aloud a
wlil ask you what you tliuk o. him
three moaf1a hence. u We be al alive.
Tor sure i 1r1 thai
Aviwarls words were interruptea by
80 KtTsloraiuary lunDgb which orok
tle street ~ the dlrectlon 81 TIE
FrirrF. There was deep r1Outled
snest.ns of 5nen' tri<htened .hT.eS q
and over All sullen thuuderOue
r1slbie. irdescrlbabig nnenaclng and
row street there came rushing a brace
q whining dogs with tails giped undes
tnelr legs. after them q white faced
yurrner. with oGts tretche1 hands and
Ntce~eprcal finger his hair al
abFistle and his eyes gllnfing back
from one shoulder 20 the other, a.
thoggh some great terror were AZ his
very heels. Ily. my lady. rvt De
acreeebet. and whizzee Baas them iiks
r.ff f~r~0 bow. while Glove behind carrs
I numbering . heEe black bear. wifh rel
tor rge iCliiuN fro~n hia ~1oUth. and q
/ -~oken chzfa sargflnE behind him. To
iriNht and left TIE folk few for arcf
ard 6oorway Horde John caught uT
- Ladg I.orfre as ~ sne haf been z
( feather. an1 svranR NttE her srto az
cre~ r.srcf. while Nyiword win
whfrf q Fr~~cN o1fhs. ptocked az hil
4 culver erd tFteS 40 unRiiug his boz
Ai.@yne. al ennerve1 "a - strange an
an wcrfet "A sfDff. shrurN % a~ag1r
- wall With his eyes hred uron 80
f~~nztfH ~~@efnre r~hirh cane hounds ~
l-lon~ Nth uoRefrfv soeef looking ~
l te~~er g. re u~~erfafr frhf So fug.
| a~e eNar,e. With Nton@ ar4 sf>v~'
tfrf~kffru 20 ere ground So NlWe
clone, nfsror scfrne 90 sN arueararce .
80 1rfveresi Dsnfe walled with un
1 eetferfn0 efeD un TIE centre - ~
~oa1. rffkess Ne rs4ke~ctfef 81 one han
end rs erfA f,srsff .fsr ~ TIE cfhei
re zenf re bfes-,tf co16 shrouNh Aslevre,
veins 20 $50 that a. fhev cane foeefh
ler--tke knen nnd the beGat---the creatur
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walking abreas. Lrwr tre rlzl. al
ef-s ~ e-sl end stained s-tl tr-fe
req r11-rer-rE M-rrl-y between tleru-
-tt-e a g.Harl locked ae-rIE lr sly
--sr- a-- l1.n- r-4r Irg als l4ul -1-
--- ~-t1 3 rp-si-. -Ico-rl Bow O. tle
-Eour - -so-. fair sl-.- esss be. -b.r
! Knew sea tIe moment Clap o.ea rr
80 -1c-Er ~ soc-1 ! have seen you
crte-er b. stesi than ln velvet have
drawn srrinE BESIDE you ar - Eolne-
q f-rEl4r- f-sszl1Faz.rirl. La.ls.e- l--s. NO.
gent AErly. a1c ollsr place. bring
Ir- t--e letter frr- tLe valiant lsaa--ri
kriE1t sir Cla11e LatouT-
As t1ey read b. A4l.gres who stood
frg-n fhe4r co-rece. saw fhe lacy catch
ICY bre1th. EliLe TIE knight Laughed
Yea So. aear heart.~ rzft he- -tha 20
tEeT Wll 1cr leave tne old dog Ia rs
~has q IS wh.se c '..S re sr,ae e Z
A. ST. yea sDe4k - dogs cried
AylHarc. --oot shere are : pax of isasy
1c1ncs Eco are ready Tor any qgarry.
h2lioo thea en-. ST.. We have been 81
isa-ay : travs folioEins. hst never ssell
. set % sreotia-e bgyE e. ttls- They
% - 49, -. 80 800 g 'Ae.r head -nd wAo
-Farcle5 sal1 So Nlges ~ they
are IKE tAe,r sseseeagerr. taey ere -
Eror1 xour sane. goo1 areberr
e4En AF-Warn. ~. q tre H9EdTei
= EeSe t,c1rHe 2Ed tns Rape u chi
~Art rala giant bahfrd you
lie ls olR 1ohn % Horde. q f0resi
n,an. waO nath nov takez asEvlcs ~
a gToger SCR. q a -sn-as-arsas, :
~ are 30 c1sckeFs, yet i sEagr1nt hirr
i ft.e sf~crr go rnu. So - that srre4l
r-rrf f-crr rte cCrlrT wtlcr han fatles
4 Urs0n he ErlrEe- FoUr - rnY laEy var.
I lets atrofe trls day 20 carry - hence
WoIl1 fnzt rau two could put tner<
- SHANE ~ bss1RlrR g. fEoDEn fe2i
1hRt overfaPk yo-s. f0F ~ g. -
! Pr1eTrrE wfirff
So fofrfet 80 ~ r~oke. 20 = hug'
rouff news block Wrotch lay ~ -
( rcefetfe. 1ecn n1rkfr fsonn - ows
waf gtft 81 the reati2n ~1rfN- 10.
evrt1er evrDvcactef tS. Fcll.r~ Dark en-.
~ieeves - fts tertsr. tEf wfrh 10 verl
lr.pr.rf1sf rr,ssr tens rce. for indeed IN rre
= -rs~'ffw rrs~k r~>- tnue~o~ -ur ffs
ae.N~ srfes 49, feFf fard - - ne -
. r,.fl - rAfe Effie .ilarar1et ~ eaf<
-hefhtges sre thst ] wev - ehie g
fu<Re ~ from SIS f-e<f. Tflprs. r,er~taFlrs
~ra ~eu n6sfef - fhe heaEtrr
- coming over IRE tBwo etone. %
/. gr1etlef a ~ I've urnferffrs~ e1rres an.
sfraf Shffre1 rs xfart feFs ~ - 40
wsF2 usli1- A. - h~rf kfe weight a..
? strength 20 ne eTeFt. the stone for "a
~ffnnse e<r<k resf- $500 - sif@ ~~tre 4
rspecs~g - 49, bronS hsf& cr~st@d q
4 the hlxe knots on ala nearly bar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-14

Q-let IN the grave. coz. = had NOT an
other t-fn ~ them FOR vita rs d.
war shut nst for the nan, but e
Bonded kEee Tor the woman. Bot how
N-s % ~ ~ lIc4cls-l ~ hen their gal4eys
cane down upon ~ some Few years
Dac&7 / had az Ola mother there. lad
Who had cone down thlrhcr from the
-----4l-s - BE- tie nearer her son
hearthatcne thrust through By
A'renc iirssal.s biiL NJ second sister.
nay brothers wife, and her two chill
4rcr Trey were but ash-heaps On the
lr0kiug Tulus 81 their house. VIII
not say that we have not wr0ughf
great eeath upon France. bgs women
And 70. Old friend. my heart - hot
within ne. and long 20 hear the oi4
battery asa.n. and. b. Gods truth.
u SIR Nigel unfurls his kennon. here -
one who will be right clad 70 feel the
saddle naps under his knees"
we have seen good work together.
old war-eog. quota AyiWard. and. b.
we die Bat. cornrade. u - In my mind
that there - some small matter % dis
Dute stiii open between vs.
Fore God. a Is sootbr' cried the
other. 7 had forgot 81 The provost
marshal and hts men tore as apart
when last We met
~On which. friend. We vowed that we
came together. Hast Thy sword, ] see.
and The moon throws glimmer enough
Tor such Old nlzht-oirds as We. On
i guard. mon gar I have not heard
cllnk Of steel this month or more.
out from the shadow. then." said
[ rhe other. drawing hts sword. a vow
- vow. cad act Eghtly 70 De broken
a vow 20 the saints" cried Aueyne,
1 IS indeed not 10 be set aside. but this
/ - a devils vow. and simple clerk as
4 ] am. 7 am yet the mouthpiece OF the
true Church when I say that u were
/ mortal Gin 20 fEht on such quarrel
/ what shall two grown men carry
4 malice for years. ana ~ ike snarlinE
ours at each others throatsF
40 malice my young clerk 10
malice ouofh Black SIMON 7 hav'
rot bitter drop So ray heart for tnin'
ald conrade: but the quarrel. IS ~
hath told you r. stiu open and On
settled pan on. Ayfwardr
Not whilst I can stand oetweei
vou~ cried Alieyns. sprinRtn9 belo1'
tie bowman III 81 shame and SIN y
rec two cfrfytfan Englfshmer teri
sx~oras axsirss eech ether Ike IN
! srerxis-d bieodthiratv Dawntm
And, What a. more. SAID boTnl'
rofn suddenly appearing oct % %
! fsuffery win the auRD hoer6 ero
/. Witch the Dzstry was rotled. ~ eitne
rafss sword shetl netfen him Nv
. sssrove-tits pancake. BIZ tna BIAS