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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

8 For Sale, Trade or Rsnt-Restaurant
lat 404 South Third avenue, doing good
business Reason for retiring, want
to engage in business in Sioux City. B.
T. VOORHEES,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

For Sale-On easy payments, bar fix-
lures new and second hand billiard
and pool tables, billiard and bowling
supplies. We lead in cheap prices. The
Brunswick Bake Collender Company,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

For Rent - Six room house. on West
Boone street. Full lot, good well. Eli
quire of J. E. Wildman or ]. w. r.
WiIdman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

For Rent - Brick store room, 23xS0,
in State Center. Building in best re-
pair at reasonable rent. Address in-
uuiries. to T. Wantz, State Center, Ia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

For sale-Modern nine-room house,
full lot, on car line Inquire 522 North
Third street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08
70 r z e N Z.

For Rent Nicely furnished room
in modern house Ill South Second
street. New phone 15s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Wanted - You to try Richards
Famous Non-Alcoholic Rheumatic
Cure. Fifty cents and 81 per bottle.
No cure, no pay Alexander Drug Co..
/ sole agent Marshalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Ten positions for every graduate. Top
wages paid. Few weeks completes
Course includes tools and diplomas.
Can nearly earn expenses. Write for
s,catalog. Moler Barber College, Chi
cago, Ill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Wanted--Laborers to work on new
buildings at Soldiers Home. c.. F.
Relmer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining room
girl. Wages $500 per week. sundelfs
Cafe. Mason City, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

For Rent Modern new house at
400 North Third street. l. S. Finkle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08
FoR SALE.

For sale-Good rubber tired buggy,
S11 West Boone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

For Sale 40 head Poland China
hogs, either sex. f. E. Shelter, 3 miles
south of court house. Rural No. 2.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

e. T. Rowe farmer living near here,
has cattle yard of about one third OF
IN acre, into which no stock is turned
turing the summer and this year he
plowed it up and planted corn on the
round He has fully fifty bushels of
sound corn for his work, some forage,
md clean yard for the coming win
ter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Wanted City horse to board by the
month Best of care taken. Charges
reasonable Telephone or write me.
II. r. Kessler. Green Mountain, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Wanted Competent help in gooo
home; So per week. Mrs. Chas. HYDE
Pierre, South Dakota.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Wanted Inventions ito develop.
lIxperimcntal work done promptly and
at reasonable prices. Grinnell Mig.
Co. Grinnell Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Strayed White Esquimaux dog.
Finder please notify George Esperson.
613 West Boone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

For Rent Modern house at 3os1s
North Third street. s16.66 per month.
I. S. Finkle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Lost - Lady's wool knit sweater.
between LeGrand and Indian Mission.
Finder return to 403 South Center
street Reward
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08
ONE CENT A WORD

Wanted Competent girl for gen
erals housework; no washing or ron
ING 1On West church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Observation-Disclosures rooiner. 4N1ceiy
furnished room, furnace heat eiectIlc
light 2021a North Second street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08

Wanted Cook and dining room
girl, small hotel. good wages. Wallaee
I{o,,ss Vail Iowa
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
APRIL
SHO OWERS
y, vaAxk Z SWEET
oopsrsN. is<. ~ r. c. Eaa.s~a
=, VnAItk 4 SWEET

There WAS y swtft turn with scarce
ly amy slaskeninx of spssd. tbe t~o
outer wheels an inch above the ground.
as they swung the corner. thea the au-
toInobil- settled down % = long.
straight run
do you think we can make II. Mr..
Tow Hs-nd:- the girl asked anxiousiy.
Make IT, - lightly --0f c0urs~ We
can n Isn't over ten OF twelve miles.
AMI s- can 20 at . snatrs pace and
do that Ia thirty minutes. and those
cionds you,i-r are not halfway up the
sky yet
Iiie girls face showed rsitsf
Il suppose lis foolish" /" shs szid. but
I do hat. to get caught Ia . rain. And
and you know or. rather. prohs bly,
yea don't know-it's = sort Of life and
death arair for q girl with q brand
new hat and costume to gst mixed up
In shower. Every true woman can
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
CssaWslI,s RasaaI clac..

The thirty acres Of this great GENE
terry tAbnsy Park include the site Of
another large old house ami its
grounds. FLEETWOOD House. once tn.
residence OF General f'le-tvcpi and
his wife. who was Bridget. the daugh-
ter Of Oliver Cromwell This sight i to
the right of the avenue. snd tb.re on.
summer day. among Older aud palmer
tomb-ton~- than those Of the Abnsy
or opposite. side. ] saw men mowin :
the hong gras. and presently came rp
on mound ibcio~s,d with an iron rail
The mound itself was covered with
Ivy. but trimmed 80 that on. could
read on red granite slab tn. words
This mound was q favorite retirement
OF the late Isssc Watts. II. u" Ira
dition asy. he loved that mound be
cauae from n he could see the open
country II - now b~mm~d IN by
houses. hut the mound - still solitary
Another tradition tells OF rumor cur
rent soon after trcmwslr- death to
the effect that the Protectors body
was not in the conn that was hurled
with regal pomp in the abbey. but had
been secretly brought down to his
daughters bouse and Ia IA to rest where
nov h the mound ~ Christian World.
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01

lnd Q change for you In the hotel yoo
can't teave us now we've got ye
you dear boy" b-ndinx forward sud
denly and kissing him. regardi~ss OF
the two or three nsn In the room. Il
am glad 10 s<e you, Now stay here just
. minute while run up and get Jen-
ME. She wants to meet you
Hold On. wait . minute. called Nj
Townsend. suddenly recoiiectinx him
self But the young lady Was son~. He
returned To the parior. the wrap for
gosteu- His eompsnion was not there
The lady you came la " ith has just
left said an attendant -Hhe asked
about . train for the eiry. and told
her one Vas st NE depot just ready 10
start The depot's right behind the ha-
tel There" ss the purnnx u an engine
came To them. its going now BIS
left this noes.'
Townsend snstched The note and
read:
Mr.. Tovns<nA-I was standing By ths
door and $40 the girl kiss yoa For An
instant l vAs surprised Then ! rernsrn-
bsred I had known you only month
Thank you for tbs auto ride- sincerely.
RUTH ELLlb-
Townsend smothered an exclamation
and sIssnx dovN the steps to his auto
mobile. not even stopping to pick up
his hat Three minutes later the young
lady re entered the osAc~-
Where's the gentleman l was talk
Ing with . fsw minutes agoy she ask
I'd of the clerk
-Goue OF In his auto" the clerk re-
In hfpRY
The young lady stared. then her eyes
nlied with tear. and she turned hur-
rsediy and Isft the room.
Meanwhile Townsend Was defying
all consequences Of speed In his mad
rush To the city. forgetfui that the
train WAS being rapidly left behind
When he reached the residence Of Miss
Ellis II Was stopping st a way station
three mile. away. He slipped into the
yestibuie, wet and miserable
A half hour later her carriage drove
up and stopped beside his automobile
He was AT the carriage door when II
opened. As she saw him Miss Ellis
recoiied, her face darkeniug.
You here she began.
1T was my sister you saw" be- broke
IN anu Jers ANy
sister Edith. and
Il thought sls MAS in Mexico.
coldly.
''shs WAS. but they got back earlier
than expected And now I suppose she
is cross. too. from the way ! left."
Miss Ellis waited inauiringiy. but as
he explained her fser cleared like the
sky after the shower When he finish-
ed she was smiling.
Il think ~e can make IL all right
Harry" she sAid She never had used
that name before You run GU to
your botei aud put on dry clothing. and
I Will 20 In and do the same- BE back
here In half an hour or 80. and we'il go
out to the hotel snd spend the evening.
Your sister will laugh with Us when
she hears the explanation. Hurry
Harry Towns~sd did hurry. and now
his own face was . clear ss the un-
cIouded sky.
'Blessed Old April shower he cried
ss he sprang into his automobile. 1T
helped IN. ON with Miss Ellis more
than a year OF ordinary acquaintance
could have done
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01

Sit stiI. Bst'y Bartlett. and hold oS
tght" IT,sfuity addressing the little
girl percL At My horses
sre frisky. You know"
Bartlett, had locked the wagon wheels
preparatory to making the descent. but
a. the squire lifted the iongu. for the
other horses TO be hifehed la the lock
chain snapped and broke and the heaS-
lily loaded wsgo& -tAxtesi down the bin.
He shouted TO Bartlett. who. ham
pered by the four hors~--. lost his head
snd only bawied. Whoa. Hart. whoa .
Hart held TO the tongue all
braced back with all his strength. but
despite his EFFORTS the wagon went ry
ing down the hill Ike an engine ou
down grade.
Hold on tight. Betty the squire
managed TO scream
He knew that II be dropped tie
tongue the wagon would be tipped over
instantly and that there would b-
small chance indeed for the, life Of fisr
child: 80 he too held on tight" and
ran as II fleeing from death.
Go on. horsy.- cried Betty. In great
gIee. go faster
The squire couldn't spare breath new
even 10 groan. The heavy wagon. will
a ton Of rock behind him. crashed AMI
roar-d. bounced over the rough places
In the road. strucs iir- from cut stone,
and the man ran Till his legs seemed
merely rags ruttering Ia a nerc- win !.
Almost at the foot, II only h. eouli
hold out few seconds more, And tn. "a
L.. -. - f..r
crossing the road. directly In the pa
from which he dared not diverge. wis
a little scarlet clad figure drawing q
child's cart.
Bobby-his own little Bobby.
He tried 10 pray. he tried again 10
clos. his eyes. and then streak Of
blue dashed 10y him. the scarlet spot
Was caught up and rushed to safety.
He jumped instinctiy-ly when h-
reached the little cart. and IL wn-
cru.hesi TO pieces under tn. laundering
wheels
He had reached the level lie could
but he stu ran on. miles " seemed To
him now. before lac could stop the d.
mon that was forcing him onward.
90 on. horsy. Gidd up cried the
insatiate Betty as the squire dropped
limp To th. ground 'You can he my
horny now she remarked compla
ceaiiy to the nr~t OF the young men
who reached the side of th. exhausted
squire
They quickly improy is.-i a stretcher
from the blankets and carried the un
conscious man TO the hou-..
He opened his eyes after a~hil. and
looked snIiousiy about him.
--Bobby's all right" said some on.
quickly. 'aud IN. lit.ie girl and-and.
! guess. everyDo-iy."
''Ealph,' gasp.i the squire
Here ! am. Mr.. Hart % bending over
him.
Il am glad you can run" fslntly.
so am I. Mr.. Hart feellngiy Il
feared you were going To run over me.
though
"W~'Ii have TO eonc~sfe you 20 he tn.
champion sprinter,'' cried on. OF tho
other men THAT was n pretty long
daah. SUR enough"
Ralph must yield th. palm to you.
squire" added another jovislly.
The squire shook his head fe-bly
-Hs-h- achieved II. he whispered.
his eyes on Raiph'- fin- fac-. "but it
was He sighed wearily.
IT vas thrust upon you you mean.
squire" understsndingly.
The squire smiled grimly IN acqui-
esr~n~~
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
xITTy'S
KISSES
D. EPES ". SARCEn

-Ir. for charity. Jack" reminded
Katherine
I'll has always been said" he retoft-
ID That charity covers q muititaae VI
sins
You are impoiire.- she seoidea-
AM sure YOU might know that "ouia
not do anything wrong II want "
sell Kisses for dollar apiece l uon
s~e why you should object lou nave
not s.tu blished a monopoiy-yet
Il don't know that am particularly
anxious To-" b. 81 Id eoidly- What nfst
attracted me to you was the fact that
In spite OF your popularity not oeeatn
of scandal had ever touched you NO"
you purpo-. selling your earesses al a
dollar each for the ST Marks funo'
aud YOU are surprised that ! should
object"
-Because you should know me wen
enough To be assured that ! would hot
do such n thing unless ! was satsneo
that IL WAS proper.
.-rber. may lie IA divergence OF opln-
ion as TO the propriety." he said i
must insist or
Il guess IL might rs well be or, sns
laughed When you assume sueh
tragic pose IL shows that you are III
need of lesson
She held out the ring, and without
word b. took II and left the room.
Before he had descended the steps
Preston was minded 10 go back and
apologize. but he felt sure that ths
breaking Of the engagement would he
a sharper lesson than any argument
Somehow he did not fare well when he
argued with Kitty. She neSer lost her
temper. and this always pat him at
disadvantage.
The announcement that Katherine FL
ucoft was To sell her kisses xt the 81
Marks fair had its Intended effect
Kitty was the undisputed belle OF her
circle. aud more than one unfortunate
swain wondered why she. did not de
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
TbruSf
Upon Hin,
., oTuo .. xEH6A
CopyvsqAs. lsn. b. A. {. Forcsas
., oTs0 .. xEnGA
oopy-ssA. Ya. bs \. c. Purcell.

squire Hart looked the young fellow
over keeniy
Mr. giving his pudgy hand TO the
clasp Of the long. thin one extended IN
greeting. Ralph Reed. ehf And what
do you do? Football. l supposs. IKE
the rest OF these donkeysr'
Reed laughed good humorediy.
NO. Mr.. Hau, l wouldn't stand -
ghost Of Il chance In n rush. I'm on The
track team"
Hes the champion sprinter. pspa.-
interposed Elsie eagerly. He won I'VE
POINTS for the blue In the intercollegiate -
coatsst"'
Her father frowned at her enthusi-
asn. and Reeds thin. brown face col
srsd-
You ought to rum" grumbIed the
squire. continuing his examination ot
the younS fellow: you're built like
greyhound or II gras-hopperr'
Reed. outwsrdly at ease. ninched in
~sriiy under the squlr~s keen scruri-
ny. His compact with the pretty Elsie
would be null and void without her IA
Tiers consent. and be fsit that his ath
tsSic career was a detrim@nt in ths
eyes OF tne olOrr man re WAS not ~
all encouraged by the remarks that fol
lowed.
Il don't believe In it, irascibiy.
Boys 20 TO college 10 study. or ought
u, and they make a business Of some
kind Of foolish play. II tho~e football
fellows" pointing to the three other
young men who were his Daughters
guests for the spring vacation. had to
vVrk one-haif as hard saving wood os
blowing. they'd think they were terri
bly, abused
Some one called Elsie. and she hur
ried away. giving a pleading glance at
her lover which he interpreted as rOun-
sa1ing him To patience.
And az for running" continued the
squire. with increasing choier. for h~.
too. had seen the pleading glance. as
for running. why should u man OF ordi-
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01

Tuxs A srxfAx ov BLUE DAsKxp sY hin.
HAry couras~ care TO excel as a runner ,
Running IL an accomplishment for COW
ards
The blood rushed to the dark face.
but Reed -pos. quietly and cour-
tsously.
~ things to run from. Mr.. Hart. and
bope Id not be lacking n test Of
courax. came to me"
IL Was a merry party that rosmed
over the nelds and through the woods
searching for th. earliest spring no~-
ers: that rode and drove ana sang and
dsnc~d
Young Reed and his fair hostess car
ri~d heavy hearts tbst made gAyety an
s9ort and laughter q mocksry The
squire had refused to sanction their en-
sassmsnt. TO listen to any suggestion
or to make any promises for the fu-
ture
-I'n watt be said Grimiy. until you
have shown that you can do something
De~ide. run
Apparently oblvious to the sports Of
the kht~ts Al ithtt : ftotul- tn~ -ddtFN
had kept a keen eye on them all He
rather admired the doxeed pertfnscity
With which Red took HI. daily run of
thr~-- or four niles over tn. country
roads. lie smiled xrimiy when he saw
the young fellow start out ss II for Q
valh wearing q hong rainccst over his
running toys.
~Do-snt mean TO give any unpeces-
ssry oGen>e 70 The 'c-ewei PARENT
-ApchIei the squire sppr-cfAtiv~ly. but
intends TO have his ewn wsy just the
saEle.
~ft'H be rather auset and lonely at the
ksu~~ ton8orrow.- seiiSoduis~d the
squire ss he drove along snifhag the
fresh. cs~ar air of the bright sprinG
nernlng The Esds and iassses al -
to-day : wish I hadn't been auffe -
sAarp with Elsie and that younG fellow.
- s->ms q ene manly chap. Bot wAat
- earth dee he want to run Fee = esa-
- Rrftabsy. Hello. Bartlett whats
- nafser wfth yosr borpeT
Ne had r-aehe,i the top cf Q -
sossp In and c~efraAea Q n>$aAe~
vf0 . heavy sSaA % r~rA-
-Nspvpri - . sesse fhat rsgeA. -
- - laD< - hsy Dan's e.rU
nnrssss aDOusva eAarscss<ssssra1ly-
-D~se I h0<A n ~ teoo -
- - - Avwa - ys1L- suGgsuos0
- s0ne. - - Dyvua sG1R - -
- 49, - - - 49, -
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
The Noeosg.

The nutmeg is the kernel OF the fruit
Of several apecies Of trees growing w lid
In Asia. Africa and America. The cul-
tivatsd nutmeg tree is from nfty TO
seventy feet high and produces fruit
for sixty years. The fruit IL Of IN.
Size and appearance Of roundi-h pear.
yellow In color. The ne-hy part OF the
fruit 10 rather hard and resembles
candied citroa. Within is the nut. Ell
veIoped la = curious yelIowish red aril
known to us ss mace. To prepare the
seeds for use they are dried In a mod
crate heat for about two months Then
the SHELLS are BROKEN and the nutmegs
picked out and assorted. the Inferior
ones b~inx reserved for the oil pres.
As the ESSENTIAL oil Of nutmeg bring.
q high price. dishonest growers often
steep the nutmegs In hot water to eK-
tract the osi from them. They are
sh~a coated with lime and sent into
the chs snneis of comDerce. such nut
mess are ~erthh~sa. their aroma and
punsen~y having disappesr~d. these
qualities b>inG due exclusively to the
oil II On Inserting . pin no oil rushss
out TO tbe surface. the nutmeg IL. to
all intests and purposes. q wooden nut
meg.
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01
Ws~ Ne Ms~~.

There is very forgetfui girl In Den
yer. living M on Washington street
Fearing q young man who calie-i on
her last week would stay too hong she
sef the clock In the parlor half an hour
ahead she vss tire-i. having h-en out
hors~hsek riding that day. sBd wanted
TO get TO hed early The scheme
worried But then she forgot To turn
th~ clcck back and. having numerous
young men friends she sl.o very care
lessiy forgot which one Ia wss. Last
night the younx man called again
The cicck wss stin fast and he no
tic~d v
That csork 10 wrong. isn't uY- he
0skea
Tea - replied I set Il asesd 50
Q fesssw wAs csIsrd Wednesday n.-.st
vvu5A - bene In time TO i>f me- eef
ssee sse>v-
-TNe ei<~k fcss~d him an rseAs.- eats
- caller qus~tly
~EDsw - you krswT~ - as2es
H. yuaG man s0iie1 . ssckfy sniDsL
- esnr6 "Wednesday ai<As-
~ Gfrf es~gA>d
~We-pe naviAg - nscA srvuhse IN
or<unr . nff~d g1rf.- - sasA Do
yuR nsgAHf ever lave AzOcusg RcW.
- - oADy-DsnvUe -
La Junta tribune., 1906-08-01


-ympsthIze with the girl who saved
her hat at the expense Of = month un-
der dotor- care.
Wen save your without the ex.
pens. OF 50 much as q hatpin." h~ ~
sponded
But he reckoned without thought Of
the month
Ten minutes. and the clouds had not
rolled up appr~ciabiy higher Then sud
denly a rain drop spisshed against ths
girls rac-. followed by a dash Of water
that droop.-d an ostrich feather toward
her eyes. The girfs hands new to her
hatpln., but before they could he with
drawn tn. rain was coming down In
torrents. aud the hands fell to her side
with a tragic motion Of helpb-ssoess.
Both shot quick glance behind.
There were no dark cloods ruling up
and above them. On all sides save
where the clouds were creeping up in
front the sky was blue. but overhead =
slight patch Of mist had ob~cured the
sky. but not 50 thlekly as entirely TO
shut out the blue. The man -rowied
under~tandingly.
Its April" be said and . crack
opsn-i In the SKY just wide enough
for cloud To pop out Human foes-
SIGHT isn't proof against that. And your
dress. too. I'm sorry. Miss ELLA
Yes. am - quixxisGiy. her good
bumor quickly returning The COS
tune was only sent home this incoming.
aud counted on ~ helping me out at
the house party nett wesk- What shall
We dor~
"scorch for shelter Z have alsesdy
doubled speed There a. white SPOT
showed under .ome trs<s In the die
tsnee. that's a house. I thinh. No."
as they rushed nearer. ITS q small
hotel Wen stcp there
Another two minutes and they he'd
swung from the rosd and across the
lawn. up TO the very door. without ~
gard TO path or grass and Mr. Town
send threw himself from the car and
lifted her almost bodily to fhe shelter
Of the little piazxa Th<n ~ started
back toward the car
I'm run up to the city and Gpt you
change Of clothing ~ caIbed hur-
richly 4 can go to POUR bone asd
be back in half an hsup. Meanwhile
80 In somewhere away frgo the air
But she threw Up 8 hana prveeseingsy.
What nens-ns~-' - erta ne
sbower'n 10 over In ave niaseesl -.
It's already br~sking away. asA jsst
az soon ss the sun y ct n wiIl be
warm sgsin- weub1 rath>r - %
with you-- She xianrWd Aswn at ~
wet garments ru>fuiU. TT vsssAsv
be any satisfaction sssytng hese.- -
sdded- You may 80 NJ 20 60 bsrs
row me some Kind of ws1pl s0s1gA
He he~itssed. then sspVVs4 ~ ~
into the hot-l L-.vinG ~ - - par-
icr. he vent 10 the oNre- ~ ~ eoe<sv1
young lady spp>srs1 % . - 49,.
After q moment rhe0 eyvo ~. -
horh sprnng forward
-Eiith-- be cried Apugnou6lv. -WDGo
did you srrivey-
~Lsst night We A1Bt ~ Svxv -
Wsshinetcn. ss pisunR4 - - -
party knew about thlD - - nsu4
snd we came strsisna nsV - . ~
days rest Irs frnuv - ~ - -
reon- shsaeh. hut IL GDVvD - ssun8
. n>s-aee into the - oGDsf - ~
fr3eDd keaves too0UU0. - Ovs0
0hnning . hrt,< hsuD onssv s01G0a -
. sWs ef farewea. - uwS0 -
~ etstAeA- - - 80 - -
1U~o - - a0n0mn1v. ~ -