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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
STEVE ADAMS CASE
CALLED IN IDAHO.
Alleged Sluggger of Miners Inner Circle
Will Face Court-Labor
Interested

RATHDRUM, Idaho, Oct. 15.-The
Steve Adams case will be called tomor-
row. Judge Woods stated unless there
is some opposition the case will be set
for retrial October %.
Review of the Case.
Steve w. Adams was arrested III Ore
gon more than n year ago on the charge
of having murdered Fred Tyler, claim
jumper in the st. Joseph river region OF
Idaho in August 1901. Jack SlmpkmS,
also wanted in connection with the same
murder, is still fugitive from justice
Adams was taken to the Idaho penn
Tertiary at Boise. There he was IN
former that Harry Orchard, in confess
ing the assassination of former GOV
Frank Steunenberg, had implicated
the Western Federation of Miners III
that crime. and had asserted that Adams
knew about the plot to assasslnate
Steunenberg, and that Adams could be
brought back 20 Idaho on the charge of
killing Tyler.
Confessed to Noted Sleuth.
Adams made a confession to Detective
Mcfarland in the presence of witnesses
while still in the penitentiary, admitting
that he had shot Tyler with Il rifle at
the hehest of Jack Simpkins. In the
confession Adams also told of the muir
der of Boule, another claim jumper, and
of an alleged plot by the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners to get" Stcunenberg.
When the case finally came to trial
Adams asserted that he had been forced
TO give the confession and that the de-
tectives had assured him of freedom if
he would make II statement involving the
Western Federation of Miners in the as
sassination of the former governor of
Idaho. Detective Mcfarland and the
witnesses to the confession testified that
no promises of immunity were made
This testimony was denied on the wit
ness stand by Adams.
Goldtield Cases Quashed.
GOLDFIELD. New, Oct 15.-Upon
motion of the district attorney, Judge
Iangan has dismissed the eases against
Vincent st. John and other members of
the Western Federation of Miners ac-
cused of conspiracy to murder Silvct,
the restaurant keeper.
Preston and Smith are now serving
i've and ten years terms respectively in
tho penltentiAry for murder. The dis
triCt attorney said in making his motion
to dismiss that some of the witnesses
were out of the state and the state could
not nope to convict on the evidence at
hand. st. John has been out on bail.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
WAS KIPLING AGENT ?

VANCOUVER, Il. c., Oct. 15.-That
Rudyard kiphug was sent to Vancouver
by the imperial government to invest-
gate and report ON the feeling of the
people of the Pacific coast upon the
question of Asiatic and Hindu immigra-
ton is believed by many of those VINO
came in contact with him. His object
in rushing to British Columbia was
never once referred to by him during his
visit. Yet he asked many pointed ques-
tons on the Asiatic and Hindu problems
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
GUILTY EDITOR FINED.
by Court to Pay $250-Wiu
Appeal

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y. oct. To
Frank Il, Nnyicr, proprietor and editor
of tho Workers. Herald, who was found
guilty 10y II jury in the county court on
October ; Of crimiunlly lbcling District
Attorney William Travcrs Jerome of
New York was sentenced today to pay
fine of 500. An appeal will be taken.
The Herald alleged that contributions
10 the Jerome campaign fund had Sc
cured immunity 10 persons charged with
miSuppropriuUug funds of the great life
insurance companies.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
MILWAUKEE HAY MARKET.

Choice Timothy hay. 1S0OgllS.25; No I
timothy hay, l10QWlT.5o; No, timothy
1900: choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie,
14.5oGllnoO; No. ! prairie, 13.50WlA.0o; No.
. prairie, 1850: Wisconsin marsh feeding,
11.OoWl2,O0; packing hay, 95oWloO0; rye
straw, 0.ONNl0.1O; oats straw. I.OOQlI.5O.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
POSTPONE PETITIONERS TRIAL.
Accused Miner Is Allowed Until October
2H-IS Ill

BOISE, Ida, Oct. l5.-The trial of
George a. Pettihone, charged with com
plicity in the assassination of former Gov.
Steupcnherg, was postponed today until
October Is
Judge Wood said he was certain the
defendants physical condition would per
nit of his trial on the Odd, but the de.
fcnse requested a few days longer delay
and the new date was agreed upon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
TRAIN CAN LEAD CALF.
Nebraska Railroad Board Cuts Speed Of
Missouri Pacific Passenger to
25 Miles an Hour.

LINCOLN. Nrb., Oct, I5.-The state
railroad commission this afternoon issued
az order limiting the Missouri Pacific
passenger Grains to speed of - miles
an hour. The freight trains to 20 miles
nm hour and the heavy trains to Is miles
an hour owing to the dangerous condi-
tiou of the road bed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
PLATT CUTS A MELON.

NEW YORK, Oct, 15.-Directors Of
the United States Express company to-
day declared semi~aunual dividend Of
So per share rs compared with s. for the
same period last year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18

New York city's board of health re-
ports Il remarkable increase in pueumo-
mia, tuberculosis and cancer. above the
number of eases of year ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18

The chances of sudden death are
greater among men than women in the
ratio of one To eight.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18

The first pipe organ was made by
Archimidcs in 30 Il. {.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
Bad REPORTS at The Hague.

THE HAGUE, Oct, 1o.-Private ad~
vices received here today from Vienna
announced that the condition of Emperor
Francis Joseph was worse than yester-
day. Merry Won Kapos-Mcre, head OF
the Austrian Hungarian delegation to
the peace conference and member OF
the privy council of Austria, called ON
President Nelidof during the day and re
uuested him to hurry the end of the CON
ference. as the condition of the aged EN-
peror might oblige the delegates to re-
turn to Vienna before the conference
closed if the final work was any further
delayed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18

Advertising pays. Try it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
SINKING EMPEROR
SAYS HE'S NOT ILL.
Francis Joseph Refuses to Heed Physi-
clan and Take Rest in the
South.

VIENNA, Oct 15.-Q2:2o p. m.)-Ihe
doctors optimistic expectations regarding
the improvement in the health OF hh-
peror Francis Joseph have not yet beeh
fully realized The sleep of the patient
last night was repeatedly disturbed 10y Il
strong, exhaustng cough, making heces'
sary the application Of wet pack
Emperor Most Stubborn.
The attending physicians again TO-DAY
informed the Emperor that Il trip To
some southern place was ndVlsanle; pu'
he decidedly refused to leave Hchoen'
hrunn castle, saying it would be TOO te-
dious for him anywhere else. and that ne
must work, as otherwise he would ran
sick, thus showing clearly that he does
not consider himself TO be ILL.,
The Emperor rose little later IMAM
usual and was somewhat tired after yes
terdny'R work, nevertheless ne h1i'e
diately received the court officials.
Takes Turn for Worse.
Later, however, the patients condi~
tion became worse. The fever, which
ceased last night. required moderately NJ
about 10 o'clock, his heart acton ana
genera! conditions are not unsatisfactory
the ohstinncy of the fever alone causes
uneasiness. the frequent coughing belnS
accompanied by abundant expectoratloh'
Relatives Ready for End.
A dispatch from Prague says that n
special train is held in readiness there
to bring the Archduchess Elizapeth'
grandchild of his majesty, and other
members of the family 20 Vienna III case
,f ,nepeSity
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

The State at Shreveport will b.
on nine days, from October 5 to 13
A program Of the days have been
arranged as follows:
Saturday. October 5--Opcnine
and Children's Day.
Sunday, October 6-Sacred Con
cert.
Monday, October 7-Guberna
total Day.
Tuesday, October S--Parish
Fair Association and Agricultural
Day.
Wednesday, October o. United
Confederate Veteran Day.
Thursday, October 10 Shreve
port Day.
Friday, October 1l--Drummer's
Day.
Saturday, October 70 Fratel
nal Order and Everybody's Day.
Sunday, October 13-- Carver
Day.
Secretary w. A M0sby is now
engaged arranging the details Of
the days aud will gladly give any
one full particulars upon request
by mail.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

Statistics show that ninety Y nine
farmers out Of u hundred kee,
hens. 1t il estimated that seventy
five per cent Of this number raise
mODgrels and cross breeds. Now
that the campaign for pure bred
cattle, hogs and even field seeds is
on, it would seem wise to reduce
the number OF mongrel bred poul
try-The Amr. Farmer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
INTHE IslDNla FLOCK.

| The temperance society was T.
meet that afternoon, says Youth
Companion. Mrs. Philpots dress
ed IN a hurry and came pantin.
downstairs. She was ~ she
plump woman.
"Addle, :m up to my room and
get my blue ribbon rosette, the
temperance badge she directed
her mad. | have forgotten il.
You will know it. Addie-blue mi,
bon and gold lettering"
"Yas'm knows it right well. ,
Add'e could not read, but she knew
a blue ribbon with gold lettering
when she saw it and therefore had
no trouble IN finding it and faster
ing it properly on the dress Of her
mistress.
MrS. Philpots was too busy
greeting her friends or giving close
attention to the speakers at the
meeting to note that they smiled
when they shook hands with her
" hen she reached home snppc,
was served, so She went directly
TO the dlnlnss room where .he Othe,
members OF the family were seated
"''iaclons me, mother" cxclaim
ed her son. that blue rlbbo,-
have yoH been wearing that ut the
temperance Merling!'
a loud laugh vent upon u 81 icr.
"Why what IL it, llarryy" asked
The good woman, clutcl.iug at the
ribbon in sup,iae
"Why, mother dear, didn't YOU
know that was The ribbon | wore
= 'he shOw!'
The gold lettering on the ribbon
cad.
Atlanta Poultry Show.
First Prize. Bantam
Ex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
THAT'S JOLLY.

Mike G0rdy IL 3 great fisherman,
claims to be the champion. The
other day he was fishing of the
new wharf on the bay front be had
built for the town, and in looking
to aee the time accidentally drop
ped his watch overheard ana bade
1t good-by. A few mornings after
he was again at the same place
fishing, aad bis fret catch was an
eight FOUNDER. Mike was aston.
ished upon landing the fish to find
his watch lodged in its mouth.
The watch was running. and the
theory is that 10 masticating its
food the 6sh had wound up the time
piece. ~ the time was correct
The llshiDg SEASON IL now officially
Morgan City iteview,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
ExCEMTRIC ELECTRICITY
Ihunder~bolts were Epidem-
'c Last Week, doing more
or less Damage.
Reports from Outlying Dis
tricts make an UnparaIIclI-
eel Record for One Day.

Upon closer examination Of IL,
roof t" Mr.. JnO. Bromssacd's res
ldencr, the fact was learned iLa
greater damage had been don,
the building than was at first an
parent, by the thunder bolt whicI
struck It OH Friday afternoon o
last week. Some Of the raftrr.
were so shattered that they ar.
rendered useless and new ones
vii have 20 he put in to supper,
the roof The rear gable alsn
suffered considerable damage.
On The same day, and about
The same hour, the barn on the
premises Of Mr.. l.. j. Gautrcaux.
on Center street was struck by
lighting. His mother in law was
pretty severely shocked and stun
ned for 4 y bile.
The home Of Mr.. Louis Nus
baum. on upper Nam street, was
also struck on the same day and
the chimney badly damaged.
A tree OF the east side Of the
bayou was stInck and several
chickens killed.
Out near Lydia, this parish, on
Mr. Lmcs Sejanta.'s place a mule
was struck and Iii led.
The cabin home Of au Old darky
Oh the Grand Marias was another
point where the lightning wreak-
ed it's vengeance and demon :.
strated its might. The inmates
escaped serious harm.
The kitchen to the red store,
just below town, ,On the Jeanerettc
road, We are informed, was made
" target for Jmpiter's shaft. 4
hit was scored, but the damage
was slight.
A residence il Jeanerette was
another point OF attack on the
same day. We are without de.
tails.
Mention was made Of the strik-
ing Of Mr. Clifford Leinaire's home
u our issue Of last week.
From Orange, Tex comes the
'epDrt that y man vas killed by
ightuiDg on the same afternoon.
Verify, Friday, August the 3nd
vas q busy day for old Jupiter.
The points Of hundred nav
lightning rods will glisten ia the
lery glare Of his angry counte-
lance when he next frowns upon
his section. In the intervening .
ime Of peace preparations are
'eing made for bis next war-like
'isit III the hope Of frustrating
zig direfnl purpose.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
A Seaside Treagedy

Senator Foraker was defending
in Wilmington an Official who
had been maligned, says the
Minneapolis Journal.
1--WE are too apt at times,' he
said, "tO condemn men unD,eard
A thing may look very fisby, yet
on proper examination it may
prove to DO quite innocent. Let
us remember the episode Of the
seaside hotel.
"Late one night, from the room
Of married couple, in q seaside
hotel, grOans and slireiks wea
heard to come. These noises at
last became so violent that y num-
Der Of guests, pale and frightened
gathered in the hall before the
door.
"Oh, you are killing me-" cried
a male voice. Have you no pityf,
"There followed series of
awful grOans Then:
"Stop you are numbering me!
I'm dylng!" ~
'.FOr u little while the crowd
outside heard feeble grunts and
mOans. Then q wild shrek rang
forth
"Murtier! you've done it at last!
You've killed me. Oh, | am
dying!"
Here man thundered on tie
door and shouted:
"What hellish thing is going on
in there!"
'sThere was u sm0thered laugh
within, the door opened instantly
aid q young and pretty woman
appeared.
ibid the noise alarm youi',
she said. 'l've just been peeling
off the shirt from my husbands
sunburnt arms"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
WILKINSON AT FRANKLIN.

To-day there will be a grand
mass meeting and barbecue at
Franklin giving the people Of d.
Mary an opportunity of seeing and
hearing Hon Thco $. Wilkinson.
Excursion Boats will be run from
both .Jeanerette and Morgan City
for the occasion.
a special excursion tram will be
run over the Cypremort branch
railroad, stopping at all stations for
the Accommodation of those who
care to visit franklin for The Oc
caSiOn.
The meeting will begin at 2:3O
pm, preceded ~ the barbecue
at noon. a number Of prominent
speakers will address the meeting
Iberia will doubtless send Il large
delegation Down for the meeting.
Mr.. Theodore AtchisOn has been
selected as campaign manager 70,
General Leon Ja>trtmskl Mr.
A:c|'ison Is Il young lawyer Of New
O,lcams.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
NOVEL. ROAD BUILDING

In what is called the ''sumh,'
country Of Mississippi, the road
question IL ono Of the g,catcst
piO',ltms tue farmer has 10 deal
with Better roads are nbaoIuip +,
necessary, but how are they to b..
madtg There liz not any rork or
stone Or gravel within many miles,
either abOv. Or Miox The surface
nothing bnt clay and muck. III
his extremity the United States
Government has come to the res.
cue with tho most novel and IN
geDiOuS device for road building
ever Invented. ! he roadway il
covered with cold wood "f the
kind tit for burning. This wood is
Overlaid with q few inches of the
clay which is to be had in abund
ance upon all sides Little hues
are left through, the clay aud the
fuel is set on fire. When it has
burned out, the clay has been
hardened into ono great brick, as
wide as the road and as long IS
may be. This brick is not hard
bat it will wear off slowly and not
get muddy. a mile Of such road
can be built for about 81, 100
American Farmer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

Birds have many enemies every
where, but in Louisiana they have
To confront an especially destruc
tive one in the shape Of ants. They
climb the trees and - torment the
mother birds when brooding that
the nests are abandoned. In tfis
way they have in Ger tain sections
driven off all the mocking birds
and other useful or melOdiOus mem
bers Of the feathered Species TX.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

Col Frank p. Stubbs Uf Onschi
q says the fourth aud fifth con
gressioual districts will be carried
by Mr.. wilkinson IN the guberna-
t0fial primary D1naldsonville
Chief.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
Chasn berlNIm's Collie. Cls0lera
as1lso DbArr1soen Remedy. Bel.
ter Tham Three lDoClOru.

"Three years ago We hPd three
doctors with our littlsfboy and
everything, that they could do
seemed in tain. last when all
hope seemef to b9kcne We began
using Cham berl ms Collie Cholera
and Diar'h{ {ea Remedy and in a
few hours r. began to improve
Today he as healthy . child ~
parents could wish for."--Mrs y
!. JOHNSTON, Linton, Miss. For
sale by All Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
THERE ARE OTHERS

An old far lmer in South c9Africa
complains that "tbe fault of the
Transvaal IL that the ground Is too
low and you have to bend your
back to work. -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

DOnaldsonville has establ,shed
an automatic Fire Alarm system
Of twelve stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
DUFFEY WAS "HONE ST"

ktAk FRANCISCO. March 81
''f-he eyitoAs OF grating Ia this city
In u fhaptehl disclosure. and bad
hidw 10 tiio good name Of the city
/ adn't conceive Of men selling
thelf fltfsior aud souls as these men
are iaald to have done | would
strike any man In the face who
would attempt 30 bride me"
This II the statement Of George
uuffeY. formerly a supervisor and
now president of the board Of pub
lie works. made q few hours be.
fore he learned that the grand
Jury had been told that he was as
bad as any OF the rest Duffey had
not been called before the grand
jury with tho supervisors. and
when his name was not mentioned
at first he believed that he would
be able 10 escape scandal.
For a time every one said. "Dnf-
fey Will not be indicted. II there Is
an honest man In San Francisco Il
is he.
While Duffey was making hts
declaration regarding bis opinion
Of gfafters. the grand jury WAS re.
ceiying Information that he &c.
eepted a bribe to vote for an SEC gas
rate. The money was paid % Huaf
By the Ban Francisco Gas A Elee.
trie Co. and by Ruef paid 10 Calls.
CHER. who in turn paid Il over TO
Dnffsy.
Duifey Is charged With also hay.
ing received 5000 from the Home
Telephone Go. 20 vote for a fran.
ehise worth 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

ucscLEa MOTORCYCLES.
~ <s1ses. sewing machines.
r. &C.. fspaireI correctly AZ
41sax4 zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
WAS SICK SO HE TOLD

San FRANCISCO. csi. March u.
In the srip ~ what he believed 10
be hts last fitness. Supervisor "
W. Eaadsrsen fnpnfhs ago gave
Francis Heney bis first real en-
ilxhlsameat % the prudiglous srati
m ials eltY.
Then s&ntefsan obtained a leave
% ahssnes and departed for ArI-
aeaa 20 make hia fishg against to-
t.FsHiusis
Instead % falling a victim n the
disease. EanasFnou'a condition. inn
proved
HensY pala hlm . visis IN Arisona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
TELLS ENTIRE STORY

ug tire beard 81 supervisors. catrsi
81 AZ the aemsut the political boss
Thought him strong. and - u vac
that Francis J. Hsnsy secured the
eounee ilaE lInk ia thls city'n famous
bribery casts
Giatiazhefs confession rhos 81
where he haa handled thousands 81
corporation money which had been
paid 60 Raef zna Mayor Schmitz
foF the purposes e securing vAlus
able concessions.
gaIia9hef reserved tails money
done np IA neat rarkas~a with the
uagnea 81 the corrupted supervisor
On the eatatae. These h. passed
whea eseaslon prvaenssd Ia the lob.
By leading to the taewslna room %
the board q 3aaeFvinars
gallagher waa psomlsed srnmun.
lty.
Ttia confession was eoRspirte.
he implicated feuftssn members
% tbs beard % supervisors. and de-
eiarsd under cath that th~y all re-.
eeived bribss
The only men be exempted IN his
eharKes we're ths two recently ap-
pointed supervisors Tvsitmog and
= Nalu.
-oEANs CIGAR
| The new quality. 81. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
PRAYER BOOKS.

Tomorrow we will have a
special sale OF Prayer Books,
Catholic and Episcopal,
Common Prayer and Key to
Heaven. They come in so
many grades Of paper and
binding that II is impossible
to tell you about each one
Of them here. Wen only saythat
We are almost sure 20 have
something TO suit in an as
sortment ranging in price
from 18c to S1.0S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
JUDGE WICkERSHAk
Is AT JUNEAU

JUNEAU. Alaska. March IL
Judge Wickeraham has arrived and
will open court April ). lie has not
decided about summonlng a grand
jury. There are four murderors
awaiting trial. but these cases may
be delayed until the important
cases on the civil docket are cleaned
IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
Shur-on Eyeglasses

The greatest hslr Zoe defective
syssiHht Come in and sss them.
We arc headquarters FOR them
itshashard Optical Company. eye
1871 seeons Az. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
EASTER NEcKwEAR.

Efto hsR NENhW EhN.
601 a big lot Of Mems
49, Fancy silk Neck
wear goes on sale tomorrow
at soc. Every tic in the
lot is OF the choicest quality
silk, and there is a splendid
variety Of patterns to choose
among. Lots of those styl-
ish plaids that are so much
IN evidence. You'll find the
same things priced every
where at 7sc each. In fact,
that is our regular price. To-
morrow, soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
ABOUT San FRANCISCO'S BOODLERS

W. W.
ssndereen.

Mas. ASss ess .as:s e S% T: e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

issrssss rslearssh ssrVissl
NV FRANCISCO CAL March ~,
49, supervisor Thomas y t.on-
-ss sespleinn that Ne was not
- Al that Vas eomlng 10 him
xy e graft money that
.n.s.s kIsn d rsaeh out Tor hlm-
- /. H. matter * securing hrtbs
- -; shfew bin Into the pros
xzlr0x ~
= - + aafae hts hrvther SUI
..<vae.~ ana feii an easy victim
= rze - FER him By Francis
zun<y ~ r~seetivr Barns
! A. azalnepcs Vas introduced
- - kesra q supervisors
=. rureorted % Be one %
rvr,zs ms zttsaasnee q a eiri I'M
<as<sFz - aes AZ public skht-
= - sssAeai ne escort % one
- .zzils e. 81 hsr guardian.
1zes.ssssT u skating rink pro-
.t<xx zsrs anxious 60 down this
n1sNrx
~, x.xht rfnk naanawwv PASSED
kerx.n see n ens hundred dollar
~ = ths Elnor az his rink and
rxznez tlsD another sfeo when
oersz ezEied At Ms house on a
~xs<ss ~.
Isar-z.a :. : erosuparied b. super
- aaxsoA eaissa urea tbs man
pxlr ard nerus were Hidden
<z4< - taftsfn and heard al that
= sze aupes3tsars and the rink
snrsen laiAed he nsaiisr ever. and
WuH esEae to TIE -raying u the
nss<f EsnsFkAn became ausriclaua.
- kas~ yru beasnd those cur
- - h.kef
Hn wNs 10 ttsne far q reply.
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