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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

Bids will be- received aud opened
Saturday BY the board Of public
works for the construction Of the
Green Lake section OF the North
Trunk sewer This work will cost
about a quarter Of a million dol.
lars
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November it has been set By the
city council a. the date FOR bear
ing Of the proposition 90 establish
series % salt water mains and a
pumping plant
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Convention Opens Today.

The twentieth annual session OF
the Northwest Baptist convention
begins tonight IN the Temple Bap.
list church Ministers Of this de-
nomination from an over the
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The English Lutheran church ~
the Pacific coast has determined go
erect ln Seattle a 500 Geo lnatl.
tuition Tor the education ~ divinity
sludcntH at that denomination
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Assistant Labor Commissioners
rAompson appeared before Nc II.
.anse committee Of the'cty coun.
N Yesterday afternoon ana rlcd
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Hamilton Studio

Colman building. artistic photo.
graphs az reasonable prices SO
coupons OF other frauds zee
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Heating StoUes

The urote- RANKIN Store Backs Up Every
Stove They Sell With a Far Reaching Guaran-
tee Which Lasts as Long as the Stove Lasts. and
Assures Perfect Satisfaction TO Every Pur-
chaser
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Northwest viii be- IN atton2s9l CO.
The Convention proper opened this
afternoon az $3.50 With an address
by CSrwlH l.. Shack o.
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Have Oil Stock

u. NJ Hernn & Company. Go
First av, have for sale 900 shares
American Canadian OH az 10 cents
pot share. go
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Fiey' q passiesl,lps Al navy yard
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ADJUSTMENTS
CoIISruM

t-fhi " vaudeville dssats p
BI
ss ot lsssfts rol sa ar oneeBng
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NO EXAGGERATION.
NO MISREPRESENTATION.

Don't throw this adv but SAVE and bring with and
. q
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7.
tstocm
what wibe
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Lore slips out the front u~nrs,enting. the
400 destroyer OF hap.
p'ness md chief commissioner Of sup
plies for the divorce courts. oh. my
little girl. quarrel n you must. but
don't let II drug. don't lot Il drag!
But. you may protest. h. says thing
that hurt. things one can't forget So
easily. Uh.hub! I guses 90. hut.
my denr, RI bet my old gray horse
against a small boys pocketknife thai
what he says TO you Ia like soothing
strip compared to what you say t.
him The good Lord provided every
animn. with some kind OF weapon
q offcnse or defense. A mans " his
nst: n woman's In her tongue. Civiliza.
ton Inns so FAR progressed that n man
that In. . gcntleman-cannot use his
natural weapon In dealing with n
woman. That's all right. Civilization
has made some mistakes. hut that isn't
one Of them. hut II has placed no
such limitations on woman's weapon
and ages Of constant use have given
Der n skill that puts a man nj q pretty
eonsidera bile disadvantage. Whether
she uses II as a poniard or a ment az
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
His Surprise.

DO you know" he said. that I wa
almost overcome with surprise the ars
time ! ever saw your"
u noticed" she replied. "thnt 70
seemed TO be considerably clustered"
Yes. For n moment ! was speech
less. You see. ! had heard u great dec
about you. Your friends had begu
six months before we met 10 plan {
bring us together"
Il don't zee what that could have I'm
10 do with the surprise you say yo'
felt when you saw me for the frs
time"
why. I found you 10 he 80 beautiful
md you were dressed with such exquI
site taste"
"indeedl suppose my friends n
you call them. had given you TO under
stand that I was homely and a trump
So kind Of them, I am sure"
"Oh. no! They never did 80, I 40
cure you-at least didn't do 80 Inten
donaIly. But they did keep telling m,
dght along that you were very intel
ectuai and deeply Interested In publ,
nfalrs. Chicago Record. Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
Inspecting the River.

q one VI the most important trips that
has been made over Missouri waters
for many years 10 that Of the u. 6.
SnAgboat Suter this week bearing the
IulAnd Waterways Commission on en-
inspection tour down the river from
Kansas City to st. Louis.
Coming 40 II does, immediately AZ
ter the great meeting n Memphis, this
trip will be Of great value In determ.
lining the action Of Congress whom II
csmes TO consider the claims Of TIE
Missouri river for attention and iu-
provement.
The Suter passed here Tuesday d
noon. There WAS . large delegation
OF citizens aud school children walt
lag there st the levse. Senator
Warner introduced Senator Nswlsnd
Of Nevada who delivered . short I'D.
dress on board the weasel. Miami
News.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
How's This

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot DO cured by Halls Catarth
Cue.
Y. J. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known
Y. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In oil
business transactions and financially
ale to carry out any obligations
made by his Arm.
walding, Kinnsn q Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure lie taken In.
ternslly, acting directly upon the
bleod and mucou surfaces OF the sys
tenn. Testimonials sent free. Price
Is cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
glsts.
Take Bale Family Pills for cor-
%stipation.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

II. w. Forster, OF Kansas City, has
purchased the Malta Bend Telephone
Exchange and lines. MIR. Forster, we
understand IL an experienced telephone
man and will NJ once begin MAXIM
needed improvements In the lines and
central, and promises to give entire
satisfaction. He has ordered new
Material and will push out for bust.
ness Ia this community. Mr.. Foster
10 determined TO make this system
second 10 none In the state.--Our
stalwart town marshall, after witness.
log q colored mother whipping her II
year-old son for stealing q pair OF
stockings from one OF the stores In
Malta Bend, has decided TO establish
q whipping post for al ipcorrigiblt
youths who steal or behave disorder.
ly. So look out boys the days OF
ancient constipation for misdemean.
ors has been revived.-M. w. wslk.
or & Son got 2nd and 3rd premiums
on their Duroc pigs In the yearlipe
class, at the State Fair this week.
We understand that W.. Ballew who
Is la q hospital 10 Kansas City under
the care OF an eye specialist. will
probably lose one OF his eyes.-Mslta
Bend oui vive.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

urea ts
WHAT" cried genial PopkIps. sian.
ping his friend Jobsou on the back.
You are in love with Maud Dawson
aud too bashful to propose to heri
'hink shame Of yourself, man! Just
on follow my plan. I was out walk.
ny n night with q lady, who IL TO-
my wife. and we came TO a jewelers.
shop, and I pointed to the engagement
rings In the window aud said,
Wouldn't you like one OF these?' and
she said Yes and so II was all set.
tied
Capital dear cried the bashfuI Job.
son. "In try It this very night"
Twenty-four hours later the two
friends met once more.
We'll. Jobson.' cried Jopkins, did
the plan work r.
Work. groaned Jobson. ~ should
think II did Just listen. I took Maud
along High street and stopped at Gold
stems. the jewelers.. and I pointed &c
the engagement rings In the window
and asked her N she would like one
nd she smiled and blushed and -
her hand on my arm and said. oh. yes
dear George: ! would like that one.
and that one was 10 guineasr'-Lon
don Tit.Bits.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Don't put u IN the ro- Tits between
Jrtycrdior. husband and
wife harmless: that's the gentle art
OF forgetting. One Of the happiest
couples I ever knew was old Jerry
Palmer and his wife. who used to
live Just around the corner from rs.
really believe there never was q day
that they did not have a quarrel. and
! am Just as confident they never had
II on their minds when they went 10
sleep. I mention them Just 20 show
the possibilities Of ~forgetting. not as
an example, for you 10 follow-not
by a long shot. Palmer and bis wife
were exceptional Gases.
They were a good deal like some
M~exicans who wonr eat stra wberries
unless they are seasoned with red pep
per. Their daily life had 70 be season
ed red hot. Such Q diet, mental or phys
ical, IL unhealthy for ninety. nine out Of
a hundred married couples. and you
and Bill, I'm pretty sure, belong 10 ths
ninety-nine. 10 I say. try not to have
any family Jars at al. but whsn there
Is any broken crocksry around the
house mend II the same day before the
lights 90 out. Then your quarreis win
be like little summe cIouds that OBJ
scure the sun for awhile. but make II
seem all the brighter whom they pass.
There IL nothing much swester In life.
my dear. than the sunburst Of love and
trust which follows Z domestic shower
that IL. n fhe love and tpvnse ars thsra
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
Saloon License $500.

The City Council by 90 unanimous
vote last Monday night passed an
ordinance, which was sigped BY tho
mayor, raising the license OF the three
saloons at this place from e1,C00 To
$500 each. Their action came 10 .
surprise, rs there bad been no anti
saloon agitation here. IL 10 the
opinion Of the council, however, that
the saloons have been very prospsr-
Gus, and as the city needed m6rs
revenue, resolved 70 raise the license.
Then, too, there Wal some talk Of .
fourth saloon which was o relished
by the city authorities or by the saloon
men.
Other proceedings we're rs follows'
An ordinance wss introduced fxIsg
the license required Of skating rlnks
At s5o.o 90. This has not yet been
signed by the mayor.
Ordinance No. bl4 providing for the
opening OF q street in east Slater. be-
ginning at . point on the south sIde
Of the railroad track u the end of
Jefferson street and extending north,
was passed.
A compromise vas made with tho
Saline County Telephone Compsoy
against which the city broughs cult
sometime ago for two per cent Of The
gross receipts OF said Company, which
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
r's. and quarrels are merely dlsagre,

y ~ ~ NV hftfttl utShkTtf
'nt' gone 20 seed.
A little quarrel now aud then isn't
a bad thing In any family. On the
contrary. my dear. Il has It's virtues.
Domestic life Is too likely to become
numdrum II II In ali cooling and billing.
u needs spice. But Just a pinch. III.
tie girl. Just a pinch. You know what
delightful spice cake your mother
makes. Well. now, suppose she should
make n mistake and put I'm MS much
spice as she does -four. Wouldn't
he ut TO eat. would IT. That's
Just the difference. As the good book
says. n little leaven lcavens the whole
lump. but you want TO be mighty
careful about getting too much leaven
In. It's 10 easy 10 go too far. porticu-
larry In the matter OF family qusrrcls.
The best way 10 hold them down to
the right proportions In by trying hard
not TO have any nj all. Being human.
you probably can't do II. hut the mere
effort will serve to keep them from
jumping out Of the spice box into the
-four bin. 80 that when I say solemniy
and with parental sternness, don't
quarrel. I mean don't quarrel any Of.
tener than you can possibly help.
Make UP Quickly.
But when you do quarrei-and this
In the meat In tho cocoanut-when you
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Mrs Chas. Dobbips returned Friday
20 her home 10 Beuna visss, Coiors-
10, after pleasant visit with her
mother. Mrs Polly Erwin, and other
relatives Ill reports DO true there
will be several changes in ueighboss
10 town this fall. G. Il. Nichols ID TO
take the house which Mrs. N. T..
Robertson vaoates this week. J. n.
Means will then emove 10 bis house
south OF town. IL 10 also reported
tbss A. L. Wheeler will spend the
winter In Texas.-Mfami News
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
"~Pneumonia's Deadly Work

had so seriously affected my right
lung" writes Mrs. Fannie Connor, Of
Rural Route I. Georgetown, Teuu.,
that / coughed continuously night
aud day and the neighbors' prediction
consumption --seemed inevitable, un.
Ill my husband brought homo . bottle
Of Or. Kings New Discovery, which
10 my csse proved to DO the only real
,ough cure aud rsstorer Of weak. sors
lupgs." When ell other remedies
utterly fall, you may sill win In the
oattle against lung and throat trou.
blss with New Discovery, the real
cure. Guaranteed by p. q. Franklin.
druggist. Soc and sl.00. Trial bottle
free.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hui were called
70 Pueblo, Colo, last Friday, % 90
count Of The serious illness Of Ahsir
son, Homer, who ives reported quite
III with typhoid fever, and wsduasday
uighs Mayor Rector resolved . nsss-
sags from Mr.. Hull. snsoancing his
death.
The decsassd IVES Il ysars Of -
aud wss . very psouisipg yoang
mas. The rsmSins srrivsd hess -.
|tsrday aitsFpoou. hat - ~ tias q
goiag - Prev ~ assangsnea(e ~
- tNpsssl wees 10 eouplaeed. -'1:sAr
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

To cure q cold frstmove the bowel
Bees laxative Cough Syrup acts gen.
lily on the bowels, drives out the cold,
the head. It's pleasant 70 take
aud mothers highly recommend Il for
colds, Group and wboopiug cough.
Guaranteed TO give s~atisfactiod or
money refunded. Equally good for
young and old. Sold by P. n. Frank.
tin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Last Sunday, q Elder Schroeder was
holding services u Mercer, ths CON-
,grsgstion became s0mswhat restless
knowing MAJ he R0binson show train
'would parobshly psss during the mssl-
Ing hour. Sure enough, during Ne
ssrvicss ~ Slsphspts end dromedar-
~ cslns AIaIg. The people hsgsn 10
ssvubhpr's ara NJ nisistsr sbruplly
.dlpnlges4shhs eoasregAsloa 70 - ~
|onaTkolI o3)nsls.s A. ~ Antpals
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

ed up, sacrIdc.
Ing all that II
good and true
and beautiful IN
life for a butter.
milk pail. Do
you get the point
OF thu. story
nowf Practical.
Iy oil auarrels,
particularly do.
nestle ones. are
about comparn.
tive trifes. but
they are too VI.
ten carried on
until the real
U ~ n forgot
ten and In Its
= place n n mu
tuai. %sntagonism.
unfoNiving and
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
Copyright. 1907. by Casper g. Yost.I
AKY DEAR LITTLE GIRL

DEAR LITTLE
little while ago-just a little
while. II seems to me, though
It may seem ages to you,
when you were a little BIT OF n child
] used to take you on my knee In the
evenings by the freight and tell you
stories. Sometimes they were Just to
entertain you. but some other times
they had lessons hidden in their sugar
coats. Now, I want you to imagine
yourself a baby girl again and that
you are cuddled up in my lap. with
your curly, golden head Nesting
against my shoulder. and that ] am
telling you the story about the two
kings and the buttermilk pail. Per
haps you don't remember the story OF
the two kings and the buttermilk pail.
Well, desrle. keep your head right
there on my shoulder, and I'll tell Il to
you now.
Once upon a time there we're two
kings. pretty good sort of fellows as
kings 60. but they were both tremen-
dously fond Of buttermilk. One Of
them liked II so well that he had a
pull made for his special use that was
the wonder Of the world. II was ham.
mcred out Of pure gold. so bright and
shiny that when II was hung out to
air the u hurried up and got behind
q cloud. and II was set with diamonds
and rubies ~ big rs wainuts. AZ last
its fame reached the other king. who
had been contentedly drinking his but.
termilk out OF n ten cent tin pail and
wipinE his mouth or bis shirt sleeves.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

out concessIons. without humi1iatYun,
by the simple trick OF forgetting.
That's the stun that will mend family
Jars quicker and more effectively than
anything else. Paste the recipe IN
your cookbook. my dear. and take q
look at 1t every time you get on the
warpath. 80 long. little sweetheart.
Your arectionate dad,
JOHN sNEED.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

DO quarrel. mike
II up quickly.
Don't let II drag.
Don't put Il back
In the rfrieera.
tor and warm II
up for tomorrow.
Have Il out at
once and then
forget II. That's
the quality that
makes the litth
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

"Hd, hd," he crfed. for he tpds full OF
buttermtlk.
and he straightway fell sick with envy.
30 he sent special messengers to the
frst kings court TO try to buy the
wonderful buttermilk pail.
But the first king laughed them to
scorn. "Ha, ha." he cried. for he was
full OF buttermiik and valnglorious,
ego tell your raven king to stick to
tin" 30 they departed. And when
they had made their Official report and
fled their expense account the second
king jumped out Of his royal bed and
kicked his royal pajamas out Of the
window. "Gadxooks," he cried, ''let
me at him." So they went to war.
And when they had fought for years
and thousands Of good men who
couldn't afford buttermIik and didn't
like II anyhow had been killed the
frst king called a truce. and they had
q parley. by the way" said the frst
king. "what did we start this row
aboutT' blessed II I can remember"
ssid the second king. "but. whatever Il
was. you're another" "And you're an.
other" said the Arst king. So they
went at II again. and after they were
both dead from appendicitis or rheuma-
tism or something like that II was dis
covered that the second assistant lord
Of the poultry yard had been using the
golden buttermilk pail to feed the
chickens Tor the past twenty years.
vsur Little pisssrssmsnts.
It's hardly necessary to say. my dear.
that I am not telling this story ex.
clusively Tor your entertainment. I
don't know whether you see the point
or not. but It's there. and I Inn moved
10 uncover II by a little conversation,
scraps of which ! could not help but
bear a they noated over the back Of
the cor. seat In front OF me this morn
Ing. II was Just the ragged end Of q
family quarrel. an Insignificant little
spat between q young man and his
young wife. but It carried, my thoughts
to you and William. or course I know
you never quarrel. and even II you did
you are too well bred to do 1t In public.
j can hear you say this. with q toss Of
your pretty head and q retrousse curl
Of your dainty ~ that ought to be
either tempting or exasperating to Bill.
according 10 the way be feels. All the
name, little girl, unless you and he have
got your diplomas and been measured
for your heavenly uniforms I am sstis-
lied that you have your little dIsagree-
nsnNtnl kaA r Aosask h1asna v0u ~ all
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Mrs. June Martin is still quite sick.
DR.. Mcclure assisted by DR.. Smiley,
Of Boonville, performed al operation
on her Tuesday and report that she IL
getting along nicely and that she will
probably be up 10 Q few weeks.-Ar-
Rock Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

"A ROMANS ,reapon 10 her tongue,
depends upon her temperament. but
the result Is usually the same-tb.
nan picks M his hat and jumps fol
the front door. Now. It's a peculiar
ity Of q woman under such circum
stances that. while she remembers
with highly magnlHed c~lenrness all
that he says and much that he didn't
she entirely forgets the occasional re
marks she made herself. want you
to reverse that process. Think Owe
what you said aud long before time
for Bill to come back from work you
will be In the proper frame OF mind to
meet him with a kiss, to be your OWE
sweet self. serene and smiling. Just as
n q quarrel had never happened since
the world began. Then. for heavens
sake. don't refer 70. the disagreement
again. You can bet your life Bill
won't.
Each Entitled to Opinions.
OF conrse you are entitled to your
wi opinions. all you want Of them.
No h he. But let me tell you one
thing. my little girl. and II uas a
printer I'd put It In the biggest type
10 b had--there never was an opinion
that was worth the price Of your hap
piness. Have your opinions. but don't
try - Impress them on Hill with a po-
tatp nasher. That way isn't effective.
and. besides. e lacks reAnement.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

W. r. vsu Booven received his
pop corn wagon from Chicago last
Monday, where he sent II W be re-
paired. II cost him SEQ for OK.
press and repairs. II wss broken by
a runaway team about two months
ago.--Among those reported At
the State fair this wssk from this
locality, sre r. r. Wood, J. B. Hsw-
kins, w. Il. Kcyton, T. u. Quissu-
berry, Samuel Gillian, o. Hupp, A.
A. Hill ana wife. Among those from
the Gillian neighborhood were VIM.
Chandler and wife. Fec Chestham
and wife. Joseph Chesthsm and Henry
Deis. Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

10 Is claimed indigestion Is the Ma.
tiousl disease. That's why the do.
uand for Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
kesps Increasing because they do the
work. Stomach trouble, dyspepsia
Indigestion, blostipg. etc., yield
quickly. Two days trestmeut free.
AK your druesiss about shso. Sold
by r. n. Frsnklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Like prise chickens. thsg ase fed and
nursed and petted and Wew stronger
and harder 70 Kill ever iday. They are
drawn outfits qusrysls I'm talking
about now. hot chickens-they are
drown out dsy, AFTER day untfl love
Grows tirs4 ana slips out The front
door, nevet perhaps to return. And
AL for what7 Just : littls IA much
pside, Just ! tttls tpo much sfintpsss
- tbe n6ck. lust Z llttie to- much
1osna1 fooI at1~bboeupees. That's r.
rHa's wpelG "a von't Give H."
4nats4 NM Sop ~ NJ 1onbt thAt'e
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

hat be had seen many different sights
10 his life but never before had come
up sgainst an elephant while trying
70 preach. -Unionville Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
The Making Of
Successful Wife
BY CASPER 5. Yosr.

hENDlNc FAMILY JARS Cut
Ysar QSarreis 10 the Minimum BY
fsyiaa Not 10 Have Any II Aii-And
Dsa't PVT Left Over Fvsses into the
Asisi6srates For Temesrew.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
County News
From Our Exchanges

Thomas Fell, OF wsveriy, and Mis-,
Alice Wilkerson, Of this city were
married at Sedalis on Wednesday OF
this week. The bride 10 we'll known
here and is q favorite with her friends
The groom has q lucrative position
In Kansas City, In which city thu
couple will make their home. II
Mcclure sold Robert Davis l40- acre
farm last week TO Leo Burfeind for
10 per acre. The farm is situated .
few miles northwest OF towu.-Dr
w. w. Shsfer, having sold bis resi-
dence In this city, will move bis fam
lily 10 Windsor, No., In q week or two
where he will practice his profession
The doctor and his most excellent fam
lily will be missed by their many
friends they made during the tire,
years OF their residence In this city,
Sweet Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

II comes put upin . collspsible tube
With snosxle. essy 70 apply TO the
soreness and Inflammation. for any
form Cd Pilss; ID soothes and relieves
Pain. itchipg and burning. Man zsn
Pile Remedy. Price 30 csnts. Guar
sutssd. Sold b. p. II. FRANKLIN.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Your skin should be clear and
bright II your liver Is In normal con.
dition. Rings Little Liver Pills &C,
on the liver; and headache. constips-
tion and bilousness disappear. Price
ri cents. Sold by p. Il. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Free Skinner has put the road from
Slater TO Gillian 10 fine fx. II 10 nov
the finest automobile thoroughfsre In
the county. and the county cour,
ought 10 appoint him county super.
visor Of roads. He 10 uuquestionsbly
Q road builder who knows his bust
. ss.-Prosecusing Attorney Bar.
bee was down Tuesday In the country
southeast OF town investigating the
incest charges, and he ran across
facts 90 horrible that they would make
even . heather community blush and
tremble. II does not seem credible
that such conditions could have ex-
listed so long In so enlightened = coun.
" - Saline. -Gillism Globe.