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The Lamar register., 1907-07-24
NOTICE FOX PUBLICION.
LAND oFFIcK AT LAMAR, Colo. I
July l. lpO1.

LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, CoLo.
July y. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Edgar NJ.
~ Steward, OF Lamar. Colorado. has fled
notice OF his intention to make final five year
proof in support of his claim, viz; Home
stead Kntry No. aO9s made April 10, 1901. for
the MEX soc IS, tip ~ y. rng 10 W. and that said
proof will DO made before Register and keceiv-
or, at Lamar, Colorado, on Friday. August 10,
1901.
lilo names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
u. 4. Eagan, Elwood E. Pike. William Nc
Cluro. Datus Pilloud. all OF Lamar, Colo.
July 10 '07 JoHN A. WILLIAMS, Register.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

When there is the slightest indication
Of indigestion, heart burn, fiatuience or
any form Of stomach trouble take little
kodol occasionally and you will be- at
fordsd prompt relief. Kodol is com
pound o. vegetable acids and contains
the juices .und In u healthy stomach
kodol digests what .cu eat, makes ,ouI
food do you good. Sold u The Up-to
Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

Summer coughs and colds yield at
once to Bees Laxative Cough Syrup
contains honey and tar but no opiates
Children like it Pleasant to take. Its
laxative qualities recommend it to
mothers; hosrseness. coughs, Group, etc.
yield quickly. Sold by The Up to-Date
Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

Pilss get quick and osrsaiu relief from
Dr.. Shops Magic Ointment. Please
note IL 10 made alons fer pilss, and its
ostioa 10 positive and car tain. Itching,
painful Protrudins or blind piles disap-
DsAr like magic BY its USE Large nick.
sl-ceppsd glass jars 80 % ,tA Sold by
AcIIoan BruaL
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24
CORINNB MORBHOUSE
VOCAL LESSONS GIVEN
Lamar, Colo.

Man Zan Pile Remedy comes put up
in collapsible tube with 4 nozzle. Easy
to apply right where soreness and intia-
nation exists. 1t relieves at once blind
bleeding, itching or protruding piles.
Guaranteed. Price 500. Get it today.
Sold by The Up-to-Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24
Try carley's Cough Cure

Pineulss for the Kidneys strengthen
thesr organs and assist II drawing pois-
on frou the blood. Try them for rheu-
matism, kidney. bladder trouble, for
lumbaSo and tired worn out feeling.
They bring quick relief. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Sold by The Up-to- Date
Drug %.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

Bad sick headaches, biliousness or con-
stipation are quickly relieved by De
Wits Little Ea ly Risers. Small pill,
sure pill, safe pill-prompt and pleasant
in action. Sold by The Up to- Date
Drug Co,
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

II you suffer from boating beiching,
sour stomabh, indigestion or dyspepsia,
take . Kings Dyspepsia tablet after
each meal, and overcome the disagree
able trouble. 1t will improve the ap-
petite, and aid digestion. Sold by The
Tn to. Date Drug 20.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

Hsadschs and constipation disappear
when Dadss Little LAYER Pills are used.
They keep the sys'e-u clean. the stom.
ech sweet Taksn oucaa,only they keep
you veil. They are tr the entire fami-
". Sold BY The up-to-D Date Drug Go.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24
At. q 8. F. TiMsCARo.
Daily, Lamar. Colorado Daily.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Lamar, Colo. june IS. 1901.
Notice In hereby given that James V.Golladay
Of Lamar, Colorado, has filed notice OF his in
tention TO make final 1--we year proof IN
No. $3.50 made April ii. 1902. for the NE y sec
o. twp Is y. rge 10 W. and that said proof will be
ina . before tho Register a Receiver at Lamar.
Co. RADIO. on Wednesday. July u. 1907.
lu names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF.
said land, viz:
George Watson. Art Thomas, Orrin Hyatt. g.
A. Doitrich. all of Lamar. Colorado.
June 10, OF JoHN A. WILLIAMS, Register.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

Good and Bad CiGars-
A good cigar Will burn slowly aaa
equally: the weed that shoulders up
one side Is CT inferior quality.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

Money to Loan-Ou farm property
No appraissrs,money paid - soon - ab
stract approved. J. s HAsrr.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

W. E. Nogsl, harnessmaker. Harness
and hynets oiled while you wait.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

$40, 600 just received for farm loans
No delays.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24
" y. LAX Women

n weak md ailin8 VNsA. thsFs ID 81 Least -
~ - hslp. But vitA ~ vay. TIVE tzsasmsnoA
~ b combined. o. b local eas b sonstito,
asnal bus beeA ass A0sstnnk bstA ssssnlinA
n. ShooD's Night o. b The LooaL
Dr.. 1Aoep's Ressosaa1vA Tie Constitutional
Ths fosnsr-pT. 1Asso's Night Curs-is toSes1
1sss0 Dsnhsans slU0ositosy remedy. while -.
Ass0's 1asoosaslvs = Wholly an internal tssae
oan1 n Asseosa1lvs Esaehss thxsushout ~
sn1lrs Us1sm. ssskin9 ne repair d al assvA
n ussua. end all blood ailments.
Ihs Night csFs". - H. name implies. dees -
Vsrk whils 700 sleep. n soothss sore and inAaA,
q nnss1a s1riAosA hsAls Local wsaAnssss ~
1iseharsss. while ~ 1ssesrativs. sasss nerves
Rsitsmsnt gives rs.swsd visor and smbiusA.
bailds 1p wasted t01aA bringing about rsosws1
assnstA. hsor. aAA snssgy. Take DR.. shoao's
aasAsnsvs - HausA-asa general ts.1s
y ~ 0sAA- For posatlvs ls0l halls. uss - -
The Lamar register., 1907-07-24

Try Carlsy's Cough Cure
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
First Pay Day 10 eiq.

Greeley. Colo.-Thursdny was .he
FIRST pay day In this district for beet
growers and sugar factory employees
for the campaign Of Is07.0s. Farmers
did not begin to dig bccts until Scpicm.
Der :3d. but mp to October LIST nearly
10000 tons Of bccts had been delivered
nj tho factories In Greeley. Eaton and
Windsor. Manager Granger reports that
$4,000 was paid To growers In the dis.
trict for their September deliveries.
each factory raging $4,000. The Oc-
tobcr delivery will represent triple this
amount and Novembcr's delivery will
be large. Factory employees from DC.
tober LIST to today have received SIS.
900 mt each OF the factories. making n
total expense to date of $l95.o00.
The bects nre averaging fourteen
tons an acre and their sugar contents
liz more satisfactory than ever. Today
farmers began SLIDING one.fourth thcir
crop. Manager Granger says there Is
no dissatisfaction regarding the silo-
Ing MS IL Is done when the farmers
lave lnborcrs In the field 10 handle tho
crop and the sliced portion can be
marketed ut convenient seasons. II Is
believed by this arrangement all beets
will be taken from the ground by No
yember 18th and the arduous labor OF
digging after freezing weather avoided.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
Wed BY Telephone.

New York.-Th. extraordinary sior,
o: how n marriage was performed By
long distance tcicphonc-thc bride
groom bein. In New York. the bride In
81. i.ouiS-~as revealed yesterday In
the Supreme Court. brooklyn.
Mrs, Rose Appicbaum Of 33t EaS
Sihcty'hrnt street. applied TO Justice
Mccall, through her attorneys for m
Increase of aiimony from 81 a week t.
$50. pending the trial of her suit TOT
separation from Frank n. Appicbaum
manager OF bi. Manhattan clothing
arm.
II developed that In August. 1893.
when Appiebaum was n ~idowcr. hi,
hrst wife having been the sister Of the
present one. no called II. Louis on the
telephone and cot the woman who II
row cndcavorin. To sever III. marriage
ties. Hc proposed and was accepted.
and when all legal arrangements had
been made the pair were united by
wire"
Their married life. however. was not
No smooth m the telephone service.
Mrs. Applcbaum alleging that her hus.
band for one year after the birth OF =
child lived with a certain woman up.
town as her husband. Applcbanm's
lawyers deny this.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
oEnvEa's AUDITORIUM MAY :.
Il VIII be Completed In Time For the
Bio Political Conventions.

u Will be CompIeteo IN Time FOR the
Big Political Conventions.
Denvcr.-It Is m assured fact that
Dcnvers big auditorium will be com.
picted by May !. 1908. In answer to
q letter written b. w. F. r. Mills to
Mayor Speer. asking him II he
thought II possible for the National
Surety Company to finish the auditor.
ium In time to accommodate one of
tho national political conventions next
summer. the mayor stated that II was
not only possible. but practically Ger.
tain that all work would be completed
by May LIST.
Ralph W. Smith. third vice presi.
dent Of the National Surety Company.
wrote as follows to Mr.. Mills. chair
man Of the convention league:
Referring to your inquiry as to
when the Denver auditorium will be
built. desire to inform you that It
will be built by May 1. 1908. Since
assuming the contract for tho con.
struction of the auditorium, we have
made arrangements whereby there
cannot be any delay. We have ar
ranged for the prompt delivery Of the
steel necessary and have sub-con-
tracted already about seventy.five per
cent. Of the work to be done. have
placed in charge of the actual con.
struction work one of the most com.
petent superintendcnts In the coun-
try. and I personally expect to give
this matter every attention and con.
sideration. I want to assure you that
no one in the city of Denver Is more
interested in the prompt and early
completion of this building than the
writer. and will do everything in my
power to have the building completed
on or before May 1. 1905"
Mayor Speer's letter was similar to
Mr.. Smiths stating that II It were
necessary, double shifts would be
worked night and day. The Republic
can national committee meets in De-
cember and the Democrats meet in
January, at these meetings the con-
vention city for each party will be
selected and 1t is though that Denver
has good chance of getting one Of
the large conventions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
Once Rich He Dies Poor.

Leadville.-I. II. Graves, aged sew
enty.eight. died recently. He was one
OF the Oldest mining men in the district
and II is believed that he was at ono
time immensely wealthy.
Graves was at one time an expert
mechanical engineer and helped In the
construction of all the leading rail.
roads into San Francisco, through
which he derived fortune. lie in.
vested his earnings judiciously and his
savings grew until he was ut one time
rCputed millionaire.
When he came to Leadville in 1878
he associated with local spiriiualists
and through the powers he claimed as
n medium atteiGr:ed to locate ore
bodies. He was unsuccessful in this
and his fortune disappeared. Death
found him possessed of only a few ar
ticles of jewelry which he had kept as
mementoes. He refused to divulge the
whereabouts OF his children, of whom
1t is thought he had three. He claimed
to have been informed through the
spirit world that his wife had died six.
teen years ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
EoerIa Coal Land Case Settled.

Denver.-The State Land Board has
settled the Egeria Park coal lease mat
ter, A new lease for ton years for that
mart of the land which had been de-
veloped or improved was granted to
the Colorado Coal & Lumber Company
nc an increased rental.
This Egeria land matter is legacy
from Register Mark Woodruff. who was
relieved from outy by the Republican
administration n year ago. woodruff
undertook to grant a forty-year extern
sion to the Egeria Coal Company. This
fraud was discovered by Register John
F. Vivian, Woodruff's successor. and
Immediately on its discovery the mat
ter was made public and steps were
taken to cancel the extension. and the
present board did make the cancella-
ton without hesitation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
National Bill Of Lading.

Washington.-When the hearing nj
the Interstate commerce commission
in the matter OF putting into effect
upon the railroads of the United
States the proposed uniform bill OF
lading. framed by the shipping and
railroad interests. was continued there
was large attendance OF represen.
tatives OF the shipping banking and
railroad interests. All these interests
are being given an opportunity to pre-
sent their views on the subject in or.
der that an instrument which Will
meet the requirements OF all interests
concerned may be put into operation
at the beginning Of the new year.
Considerable opposition to the pro.
posed lading bill in its present shape
has developed and II the commission
accepts the views OF those who already
have been heard n new instrument will
be perfected or the one already pro-
posed will be materially modified.
Today's program included argu-
ments OF representatives Of both the
commercial interests and the rail.
roads.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
Now, Teddy. VIII You Be Good.

Bloomington. ln.-Scarly 800 dele
yates nj the convention Of the Illinois
Federation Of womcns Clubs hero
heard from Mrs. } dlai Stevenson. wife
OF the former vice president. the "hu.
mcnc" side OF the race suicide arsu'
mcnt.
, There Is no thoughtful woman In
America" said Mrs. Stevenson. who
has not been more than startled by the
appeal for larger families. While this
appeal has been most urgent. do not
recall that there has been one word In
reference to the health or life Of tho
mother. nor has the ability OF the
mother physically. mentally. morally
spiritually or financially to rear chill
drcn been touched upon.
"Thc question should not be how
many children. but their condition and
whnt kind OF citizens they will make.
The plea that some thought should be
given to prolonging the life OF the
mother md thus protect tho babes.
should occupy first place In the work
OF mother clubs. The size OF the fam.
lily IL Of less importance"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
Japanese Getting Wise.

Washington.-Mail advices from
China show that British residents IN
the Far East have been stirred to In
dignation by the attempts of Japan
ese distillers to palm of spurious
Scotch" whisky upon Europeans in
Japan. The favorite brands OF the
English colonists are turned out In
quantities at Osaka and when the ef-
fort was made to secure the punish
ment of the persons perpetrating the
fraud, though the facts were admitted
that tho purpose was to deceive the
foreigners, the accused were acquitted.
in the japanese courts, on the grounds
that the labels were not similar to the
genuine Scotch whisky labels.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
Hundred Miles In Three Hours.

st. Louis.-J. C. Mccoy and Capt. J.
D. r. Chandler. who will represent
America In the coming long distance
balloon races. recently made success
full flight from st. Louis to Jacksonville.
Illinois. covering the distance OF almost
100 miles In three hours and ten min
utes.
The flight, which was the first OF
number of experimental ones to be
made before the International events
open on October 2lst. was without spe.
cial incident. and the aeronauts said
they could have remained in the air at
least four hours longer had they de-
sired to face night voyage In the
small balloon they were using.
Toward the end OF the voyage the
balloon passed through a heavy rain
storm, but n few minutes OF sunshine
dried the envelope and the balloon az
terward rose TO height OF mile.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
GOLD PRODUCT
IS S94.373,000
COLORADO HEADS the LIST
WITH S22.ssi.s0o IN the
PRECIOUS METAL.
NET GAIN OF Ss.o0o.0o0
THE UNITED STATES SHOWS
WONDERFUL MINERAL re-
SOURCES VET IN INFANCY

Wssh'nsion.-Gsois y. hoorrs.
Mo retired IRON III. position Of a.
rector al the miLt an August !. 1907.
has completed compilation Of the
statistics On the production III GOLD
and silver In the various states and
territories Of tho United States ft~
the calendar year 1900. Robsrfs eratT
mates the production of gold for that
time 10 have been teiss'5soo. ss
against tss.isV.ioV or 1905. = net gain
OF Ycis3.ioo.
Ih- principal snih was IN Atsske.
which amounted To eS.tis.soO. Ne
Nada's gain was tj.sls.s"o. Oregon.
$4,000: Tennessee. s:..i0o: Artaoas.
$4,000 and Virginia. $500.
The greatest loss Of gold 10 any
state was In Colorado. where thesw
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25

Fort Morgan. Colo-Thc most d.
strucsvc IRE that ever visited the
town Of Fort Morgan occurred Sunday
morning. starting at O'Clock. The
Platte Valley -four mill. ono Of the
most extensive mills OF Its kind in tho
state. was totally destroyed. Including
10000 bushels OF wheat. The total
loss Is estimated ut $4,000.
Practically all Of the -four in fbs
mill was saved. although some Of Il
was damaged by water.
The fire started in the engine room
and soon burned through into the
main building. When the department
arrived the building was completely
enveloped and beyond all hope Of tsei
Ing saved. The structure and ms
chinery were valued at 100000. AND
are total loss. Twenty thousand
bushels OF wheat was partly consumed
and nearly all OF It was damaged to-
such an extent that II is UNIT for any
thing except stock feed.
There was $l7.50O insurance on tho.
mill and its contents. .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
m,n,oo Congress. Delegates Named.

Denver.-Gov. Duchtel appointed the
delegates to the next annual conven-
ton Of the American Mining congress
to be held at Joplin. Missouri. Novem-
Der 18th to 10th. us follows:
Ex-Gov. Jesse F. Mcdonald. Lendville:
william Lennox. Colorado Springs: A.
+. Reynolds. Denver: Gen. Bulkeley
Wells. Telluride; Il. J. Wilcox. Den
yer; w. J. Cox, Ouray; w. G. Swart,
Denver: Frank Costello, Colorado
Springs; Fred v. BodHsh. Victor:
Thomas L. Wilkinson. Denver: VIII.
liam cambridge. Cripple Creek: A. ".
Bohn, Leadville: w. Y. Kinney. Silver.
ton: George X. Kimball. Jr.. Idaho
Springs: w. E. Pasmore. Denver; VIII
liam w. Travel, Victor; r. l.. Martin,
Central City; Prof. Arthur J. Hoskins.
Golden; David Swickheimer. Rico;
John r. Wood. Russell Gulch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25

MISUNDERSTANDING osisciais have
practically admitted that the $1,000
900 loan by Congress 10 the Jamestown
expedition and the additional money ex'
pended from federal funds for cons,suc.
ton work On the fair. will 10 = dead
loss 10 tho government.
Acting Secretary Edwards has had
under consideration for nome time the
scheme OF axsumin. charge VI the OK.
position and retaining the gate re.
ccipts ~ . partial return OF tho gov.
crnmcnt's loan.
Under this arrangement the run
ming expenses would. OF course. also
have TO be paid from the federal I'LL.
and Il was finaiiy concluded that the
admission TO the grounds were not SUI.
hcicutly great To meet these expenses.
BY tho act OF Congress granting n loan
to tho exposition company. tho only
redress tho treasury officiais have Ia
to levy on the receipts. u Ia under.
stood that these arc only between 5000
and 1000 paid admissions TO the
grounds daily.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25

PHILADELPHIA mysterious sever
Ing OF the engagement between Miss
Margaret iisselhurst. one of the Qua
itr city's beauties. and Frederick y
Gilbert. Jr.. Of S.~ York. on the eve u
their wedding. has occurred.
Mr. Gilbert. who In wealthy and
whose parents occupy the magnificent
chateau villa Thco at Bairrctz. France.
hurried TO Philadelphia to complete ar
yankements for tho union. Last Satur'
day nisht. according To her friends. tho
young man was seen With his nanccc.
both seeming In the beat OF spirits and
happy over tho approaching wedding
day.
But now Miss Haleihurst announces
that she will not marry Mr. Gilbert She
had her trousseau all prepared. Cards
Of Invitation had been mailed and
about $4,000 worth of presents had
been received by tho prospective bride.
When Mr.. Gilbert rushed 10 tho young
woman's home and pleaded despcr aicly
with her. asking for an explanation. u
II said she simply remarked: Il have
changed my mind"
Tho report II that Miss Harclhurst
intends to return all the presents to
tho donors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
To pole by Polar Bears.

New York-Cnpt Ronald Amund.
son. the Arctic explorer. who arrived
today on the steamship Oscar ii. said
he would make an attempt to reach the
North Pole In 1910 He announced that
he is having four big polar bears
trained to haul sleds. and intends to
use them In the far north. lie also said
that he and his friends expected to pc
tiiion President Roosevelt and the
United States government 10 allow his
vessel. the GJoa. In which he navigated
the northwest passage In 1904. 10 be
the first to pass through the Panama
canal upon It's completion. The Gjoa
was fornesly q whaling vessel and Is
now undergoing. repairs In the Mare
Island navy yard ut San Francisco.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
COAL MINERS ASK a RAISE.
N Demands Are Not Met Thsrs Msy
be Strike IN Colorado.

Florence. Coi1.-Ths coal mine
workers OF Rockville. Coal Greek and
Fremont assembled in the Rockville
opera house and formulated and pre-
scented the following demand upon the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company:
"ftfst-An eignt,houF day. with the
present wages ot te.s5 now received
for ten hours.
''Seeond-Rifteen cents per ton in.
crease On the mining for which they
are now receiving So cents.
"rhifd-Two dollars per yard for
brushing or taking down top in the
rooms for which they are at present
receiving ti.50."
They also demanded a check weigh.
man whose place shall bs In the weigh
ONCE where he can check up the
weight Of each miners coal. This IL
movement Of he employees exeiu,
siveiy and is absolutely independent
OF any labor organization. While the
men at. mostly union members. they
could not agree upon scale Of in,
ereas. as an organization. because Of
the friction occurring between the
United Mine Workers and the West.
err Federation OF Miners. both Of
which wanted control.
The three mines which are threat
ened with a strike employ about 1000
men. There Is a possibility Of the en-
ployes getting the increase. ms many
of them are leaving for other mining
camps where the work Is steady and
the wages higher. A. the present time
all OF these mines arc falling below
their normal production Of coal. owing
To the lack OF men. and Il IL believed
that the company rather than suffer
n further loss will grant the Increase.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
,4o, Do. Caused III. Explosion.

Fontanet, Ind.-Thc latest estimates
OF the destruction. wrought by the ex'
plosion at the Dupont powder mills
Tuesday morning Ii that 'hirty-cight
persons were Killed. COO injured. iifty
seriously. and n property loss OF APP
proximately 3750.O00 caused From
william Sparrow. employed In the
glazing mill. Il WIS learned that n
"hot box" due to too much friction on
the shafting. cnuting sparks TO be
transmitted TO some loose powder. was
in all probability the cause Of the ter.
rible catastrophe.
Sparrow, who Is dangerously hurt
as the result OF the explosion. said:
1.-THE explosion was caused by zoos.
boxing on the shaft. The day before
the explosion happened We had to
throw water on the boxing when II
became too hot. This time It got too
hot and sent of the sparks that caused
the explosion"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
A,rssssa q eh.,ps Of V.rd.IIsr.

Colorado Sprinss.-George Timmins.
sou OF Mrs. Harry Leonard. leader IN
Colorado Springs most exclusive set.
IL occupying cell at the city jail and
Harry SheiienbeFger. = boon eompan-
Ion. In Threatened with like fats on
charge OF vandalism.
Because they didn't like some OF
the dubs" at Colorado College they shot
up the campus last night. broke In
twenty'nine windows In Palmer hall.
the half'millioa dollar science building.
uprooted trees and damaged the front
OF the science hall in a manner that
called forth the utmost condemnation.
Both young men were drunk. Young
Ttmmins acknowledged his guilt 10
Chief Reynolds today noon and impii'
Gated SheiienbeTger. Sheiisnberger Is
connected with III. Portland mill and
ives AT = fashionable Cascade avenue
boarding house.
Timmins' stspfathef. Harry Leonard.
lives In Denver. Ia u msiaber of the
exclusive clubs Their. and The young
mans mother IL ohe OF the most promi'
nent society women Ut the city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25

Chieaso.--Marry early and have
..,,s,s,- man, ..i,a,a, a. va, "a,
take care o. TICK Out so"u son'ah'
q cooperative xcman-one who Vii
interest herself in whatever work you
h.x IA do"
mi a. p,u, ~ u.,,,m.,,s al.
49, ~ $500. 49,, ..s ~. ,.,,ns lime
asia. from he s,,.nno,s battle wi,s
S,n~,..n, tss,, ~, ,soSasssi",, y, ,hs