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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23
PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable
Personnel Property

The leesssignsd nlniutstraicy Of tie -.
nsc et1onn ,. IAss aec'd., viii ssii At public
west OF Darkesviiis.
Thursday Dat. 70, 1903
besinsinx ~ 10 o'6is~A the following.
Head Horses and Colts
ssre work horses. year ola Belgium Colt.
IA Head Of Cattle
cessisting OF 10 fuii DurhArns 1 Ayear old
uurham bull, niich cows Of witch will
se fresh ~ day fsaie;s Durham. heifeys. VI.
ella, aycsr old.
40 Head Hegs
brood sows viii prooaeiy farrsw by day ct
saie. male hog the rest are shoats running
from - 10 i2aIbS
Farming Implements
osborac mower now only Gu. 10 acres grass.
hocsier corn planter, rev; nay rake. new,
sprtI wagon, buggy ? horse wagon and he'd,
Pr wagon ladders. grain driil, binder. eutivs-
fan, harrews, 2double shovel pisws, single
shovel plow, double and single trees. riding
brides, crscehins. seoiiars, . sets pillow gear,
pine BRIDES. sets single ha ness, some 20.
tatoes ana onions, some hay IN NOW. grain
old iron.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
sets chairs, rocker chasrs, st.nas fan, n
leaf table. extension table, huresm. pr. bed
steads, safe. Kitchen tables cupbeard. 50 yds
carpet, sday cook, cook stove lot tinwAre:
dishes. crooks and jars; knivcs and forks. 4
Tampa, loektug glass and pictures, n gaiion oil
can, feather beis,6 hiAn q couat~r psnes
quilts. comforts. q pillows b listers. lot OF
shects. pillow cases. dc. Enterprise sausage
grinder ana stuffer. wash tubs, grind stone
churn, large iron kettle and stand lot OF tools
barrels and mauy articles not mentioned.
Terms
A credit 81 4 msnths VIII ~ given on ali
sums elelo and over the purchaser TO give his
note with approved security ne~otiahie and
payable ~ Che Peoples Trust Co. bank, OF
Martinsburg, with interest from date. Under
So cash. NJ property to to tAxeu away until
the terms have been complied with
J. VI Dsdd. Auot.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

The State Of West virginia,
Al rules held ID the Clerks saics " The Circuit
Csprs 81 Dsrhesy Csunty. the sth day d Oct loso.
Allen y. Noli, Plaintiff
J. VS.. Miller Ida IT, Millsr. his wife, r N.
ing buaisesu under the firm nams u r. N. osswsrt
Son.. Tne Peoples Trust Company, corpora
ten. VIM. +. Hess. W. ]. Nssmiih, Alien u.
Noli, adm'r Of J. II. Millsr dec q. and y. H. Dorm
This object II the above suit u 10 have decree Of
shs Circuit Cssrs sf Berkslsy Co ~ Va, sntersd
hsTssn fixing tbs amount cs ths plalntid said debt
against the defendant, WIN, Miller and IL dsfauit
81 the payment thereof thar the interest Of sal j.
WIN. Miller IN the land attached in this suit be sold
in satsiactiou q said debt aad Il AppeAsag On
affidavit 6lsd IN this suit that the said dsisndants
J.. N. Miller ssd Ida II. Miller sre nsa-sssidssts
Of this State they hereby required y appear q
the said CIsrk,s s6ice. withia one meath tram thu
day Of Oct sees fths date Of tbs first pubic aioa
k.rsof, and do what IL nscsasaxy y prstscs thsir
sntrssts In this natter.
&. D. w. Hsrhardt, Clerk,
RE-. Boyd, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23
NOTICE 70 LIEN HOLDERS

To all persons holding iIena. By judgpnsn
or otherwise, on the rsnl ostate, Or any par
thorsof OF j. William Miller
II pursuance OF = decrse ofthe Circuit c0un
Of Berkeley County W. Va; made ia cause
therein pea1inx, " subject TIE reat-estAta,
the said J. WA Miller, - the nattsfActton
Of the liens tsercoa, You are hereby required
10 present all alaias, neiA BY y0n and each
OF you, against the SAID =. VIM, Muller, which
for sAJudicsti0n, ~ me, 1t my ehlce, IN Mar
tinsburg, VI. M. "a Or ssfsrs the 2eth dny Of
October I0lH
Given aader ny hand this LIT. day Of Oct.
1868
". ,. colstsn, Commissioner In Chanosry
said Court;
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23
Apple Trees For Sale

Apple Trees For Sale
Owing y our laad net bsing ready
fer plaaaing this fall, We will offer
jimited number " apple trew Of the
following kisds for sale.
YORKlMPERiAL. BEN DAVIS,
GRIMES GOLDEN, ROf1E BEAUTY,
STEWART GOLDEN, CORNELLS
FANCY AND 10y.
These tves wsrc buddsd (not roo.
rraftsd) On the best French stock T.
our ewn use. and largely from GU.
bsaring orchard; they are all standard.
veil tested varieties In this locality.
ana bsing hudded from bearing trsss
sheuld Gene into bearing early.
Pr1cs, 4 70 S feot, year buds, VA
per aandrea; $4,000 par thoas
Boxing extra.
G.P. All. w Miller
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23
LET rHR PEOPLE RULE"
Appeal To Democrats

Btatesman-DcDec rat,
MartinsburE. w. Va.
Dear Sir:
There are no secrets in this Cam
paign. Strictly pracsicing what ne
breaches, Mr.. Bryan would not win
victory with tainted money paying
the election expenses.
Not a dollar is 70 be accepted
which requires any promise, either
express or implied, other than fer
HONEST, IMPARTIAL Gov
EMINENT.
Mr.. Bryan will enter the white
House absolutely free from entangi-
Ing alliances, free to serve all classes
Of honest citizens alike, or he will
not eater it At all.
Hence the course 10. plain. The
campaign Of Bryan and Kern must
be conducted by the people.
The people must pay the necessary
campaign expenses If they want
public servants who will serve their
interests.
Special interests and favored clas-
sss, having secured "SWOLLnN
FORTUNES" by purchasing fav-
srs in the past with MILLIONS
CONTRIBUTE FED TO CONTROL
ELECTIONS, stand ready TO give
MILLIONS MORE FOR CON-
TINUED FAVORS. But that class
never gives a dollar unless 1t buys
aplsdge.
Mr.. Bryan says, from March 4th,
1909, LET - THE PEOPLE
RULE"
This can come only III the people
pay their own bills, and control
their own elections.
BEWARE OF THE TRUSTS
BEARING GIFTS"
The policy Of the favored few buy
ing a mortage on the government
meant that the candidate for presi-
dent knew few people only IN an
entire state.
Bryan says, 1--WE will lake the
aase OF PEOPLE'5 RULE home
to the people in every county"
You can serve the grand cause Of
popular government through the
columns OF your paper. 1t reaches
the fires.Ae Of the patriot who loves
his country for his csuntry'sGOOD;
~ distinguished from the greedy
possessor of swollen fortunes who
loves ibis coustry only for his
cosntyy's GOODS.
Please carry this letter in bold type
IT the masthead Of Jour paper, ASK
ing every one wAs favors Govern
ment By the people 70 pay you, at
once, As many dolIars,ias he can
spare to aid the campaign for
BRYAN, KERN, AND PEG
PIES RULE. You forward these
gifts Of honest hearts and homes
every week 10 the treasurer of the
Democratic National Commistse,
with sae name. Of each contributor
and amouats given. The treasurer
will forward you . certificate like
the copy snclesed for each one, ask
ing you 70 deliver these oeruficatesc
aOnee more, yoa should DC =. part
oftAe ursat Organization soaring
the Lamp Of Lighs to every nook
and corner of Free American.
Our Country istfos the people; its
Govern ment nust Ne by the people.
NORMAN K. MAGk, Chair.
Democratic National Gem.
M. q. WETMORE, Chair.
National Flnance Com.
HERMAN RIDDLE, Treas.
Democratic National Com.
Chicago, Sept. 3, 1903.
SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBUTE
IONS.
In accordance with the above the
statesman democrat will receive
subscriptions to the Democratic
National Campaign fund ana urges
Ali loyal Democrats to end ia their
contributions. The Statesman-Dem-
ocrat will transmit them weekly to
Mr.. A. Riddle Treasurer, of the
Democratic National Committee
who will Issue to each contributor
q beautifully executed acknowledg-
msnt printed In three oolors a. a
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

60 asres Of good Berkeley counx
land, thirty acres In fine sinber, run
ming water oonvsnien tIy located. LIB
sral terms.
Poserfeld &BoYer-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21

able them when owners of building
estates. large and small, come before
them with schemes for laying out
streets to direct that all streets shall
form direct routes to somewhere, that
estates shall be planned 80 as to give
the best possible results from traf-
ac point OF view, and that the pro-
posed streets shall bear some rela-
tionship to those which will be made
as the district grows.
Under this system suburban au'
thorltles will be able 70 allocate cer-
tain areas as free open spaces to be
given building. IN consideration OF
the advantages that will be enjoyed
by breaking down tho ring fence
method. which, In the hands Of un-
scrupulous owners. can make excel
lent building land practically use
less.
Al present the London county
council has power 10 bay land out
side the county for housing purposes
and to sell it or part OF IL by consen,
OF the local governments board, Lly-
erpool corporation Is also projecting
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21
THE CRAFTS OF
BRITISH LANDOWNERS

John Burns town planning bill
will be one Of the chief government
bills next session. It's main features
will be unpolltcal The aim Is TO
put an end to ragged suburbs, built
without regard to either symmetry
or public convenience, with roads
leading to nowhere in particular. and
with each estate owner refusing to
accommodate the adjoining owner In
the matter OF street construction.
Hitherto many OF the land com
panles In London suburbs have laid
out estates SO as 10 retain round
them belt OF unoccupied land. No
owner can bring a street into line
with existing streets OF an adjoining
owner without permission-not OF
the public body. but Of the latter
owner, who has frequently demand
ed and obtained sums equal 10 fl.'
'OOO. .OOO per acre for the right to
carry new street through TO an
old one.
m a northern suburb not long ago
q wealthy land company demanded
c2O,oO0,OOO from am adjoining own
cr for the rIght OF carrying three
new streets into line with the eXist-
Ing streets ON heir estate Il is
recorded that an owner in a mean
suburb actually paid $4,000 for the
rght 20 carry his street over pieco
OF ground 80 feet Wide ana four
feet deep tho barrier of unused land
which lay between a road on one es-
totes and a projected road ON the
adjoining piece of land.
Even slrins four feet wide have
been reserved by land companies be-
tween railways and back gardens IN
order that they should hold the key
of the position I'm any negotiations for
the widening of the railway.
The result of Jhe present haphaz-
ard system is that the streets routes
In our suburbs arein convenient and
IN a large measure useless for trinic
purposes The aim of the govern
ment is to confer legislative powers
upon publc bodies which will en-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21
CONTRACT IS
AWARDED

The contract for the erection OF d
three-story brick between the White
Corner and J. l.. Stocktons store on
Court street. on the Breyman prop
ertv has been awarded to william
welch. who will begin work on the
at the earliest possible
date.
The building will have frontage
of rs feet, a depth of 80 feet ana
will occpy the space where the HUE
Wing San Co., the Rex Studio ana
the Variety store now stand.
Fred Legg, the well-known aren't
tect will furnish the plans and spec
ifications. and the structure wheh
completed will be one of the most
modern business houses in the city.
It will be built Of brick, with a
basement of concrete. The first hoor
will be the only one fitted with par
tions. and will contain offices and
dressing rooms.
The front will be made of Newberg
pressed brick. The entire building
will occupy the space where the HUE
ton. the popular furniture dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21

mer chorus girl stopped at the Cum
berland Hotel
Because Of the notorlcty they re-
colved Thaw thought n would be
best Tor them TO separate, and they
did The witness said she then went
to the hospital when she was dis
charged from that institution hhe
took apartments IN Madison avenue,
whore she remained until she went
to Pittsburr 20 get married. She ala
not recall how long she had been
back IA New York at the time White
was killed Jerome forced her 10
admit that she called white black
guard ln Thaw's presence at time
when she and white were ON friend
~ torms. The witness told Thaw all
the nice things people said about the
architect, aud also told him that
white had mania Tor young girls.
A. lcrome's request the last part ot
lthla answer was strickcu out
"pid you read I'm the newspapers
n' the time of the nrst TRIAL that
there WAS mo- narcotic known 10 scl-
,ncc thar could hc drunk lu cham
parne ani produce the onect you
'aald tho wine h.d upon YOU at the
Twenty SECOND sir.rt houHce" asked
Jerome
+ On motion made %, futloton the
court ruled out the question ms being
improper This made lermoo smile
'Ha hai once NOR. executed Jerome
tuIck, for ho had gotten before tho
iury mattor be wanted them Ga
think about
Tho witness admitted that ire.
QueBuy rhaw Impressed her as hay
iug used too much liquor Mae Mo.
Nensles namo was mentioned when
Jerome asked lf ths Mckenzie FlrI
had not glyen her letters written D.,
white Mrs Thaw denied this
Eyclyu tos,lntd that she told rhav
that Mckenzie bad said 90 White.
Wasn't it nice tho May Harry AM
EVELYN cared Cor each other"
This va che time White replied
that iJ wouldn't last long. chat b.
would wiu Evelyn hack
Noon recess was then taken
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21

tin. though occas lonal guests come
for the summer from as far south az
Hongkong and as far north as New
chwang.
The charges in Tslngtau hotels
amount 10 approximately 81 TO $i'oo
gold per day, and other incidentais
bring this up to probably an average
OF S. to So gold per guest per day
In shanghair there are three good
hotels. and new one In process Oh
construction. but they are al much
inferior to the hotels OF the United
States. largely owing TO the lack oil
knowledge on the part Of the man
agas. Prices charged guests are
high. probably more than double
thoseof the same grade OF hotel In
America. and the cost OF servants
foods. etc, very much less than al
home.
An organized hotel company Win
buildings at Shanghai, Hongkong'
Telntsln. Yokohama, Kobe. and pos
slbly Nagasaki. Peklng and Manila
with good managers in each port
and a general manager spending a
portion OF the year in each hotel run
on modern American lines, with alI
conveniences ought to pay well Tor
the investment. The question OF cost
lis not of great Importance to the
travelling public. who are willing 10
nav we'll for first-class accommoda-
tlons. but at the present time no
traveller will say that there Is really
nrst-class hotel IN the Far East
| Consular Report
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21
Pile Cure
FREE

Free Trial Package Of Wondo,
Pyramid Pile Cure Sent to An M
send Name and Address.
There are hundreds of cass,
piles which have lasted from 20 Il
80 years and have been cured !.
few days or weeks with the MAJ
Gus Pyramid Pile Cure.
Pile sufferers in the pas, \,
looked upon an operation a. ESs ~
relief. But operations TareIS -
and often lead to fearful results. y
The Pyramid Pile Cure cures
relieves the swelling, stops the "a,
gestion, healJ the ulcers and Aosu,,l
and the piles disappear. Tbers
no form Of piles which these l.al
pyramids are not made to cure
The Pyramid Pile Cure can be u,.I
at home. There is no loss OF tin
or detention from business. rsr
is no case of piles so severe thar a,
Pyramid Pile Cure will not b-,,
relief.
We make no charge for a trl,
package of Pyramid Pile Cure. T,
sample will relieve the itchins
soothe the inhamed membrane an,
start you on your way to a cure
After you have used the sample q
20 the druggist for a so cent box }
the remedy. Write today. The sam
ple costs you nothing. Pyramid Dru.
CO.. 1879 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall
Mich
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21
coon HoTEIs ARE
NEEDED N CHINA

lu rsiugtau there agr Two ho,s',
ot thc hrst grade. gun uaier the
same management ani owned by a
limited liability company Dlnue
thi paft sammer several hundrtI
Fngsis have come 90 rslDgtau Tor
the seasoo and ,h.s port Is becoming
ne ettat Summer resort of China
Mo-, of these people ha,e been
ohlisei to li,e .u mo hotels. there be-
ins practically uo boardng.hous,s.
aHd ono hotel heaied oa me bath
insboach has secured most az me
uaie fhs hotel is provided With
40 room' one, ana has btea ,ouun-
us.N nled dug.ag ,be summer
mouths Nauy persons have come
here Nom the othtr ports of Chiaa
eApsstns 'o secure accommodation
aoi have been obliged TO stop al me
o~n branch % this hotel three mile,
d's'apoe coa,lauAl complaints have
pfea made % ihe inadeQuacy of the
accommodation. aad 5, Is stated thar
practically all the rooms are en-.
sAse1 Tor the summer o. isoS. Most
% ne sussts patroaiting tAis hotel |
are hr'tisA frou SHANGHAI and relas. |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21
q q O o o o o o o o o o
n RREAKs A COLD IN A DAY O
q Or Cures Any Cough That Is y
q Curable-Pdescription OF "
n Noted Physician. "

q Or Cures Any Cough That Is y
q Curable--Pqescription Of y
n Noted Physician. .
q q o o o o o o o % % "
Mix one-half ounce of Conceh-
tra,ed oil of pine. with two ounces
of glycerine and half pint or goou
whiskey. Shake thoroughly and use
In doses OF a teaspoonful to table
spoonful every four hours.
A renowned throat and lung spe-
ciallst declares that the above tor-
mnla is one OF the very best remedies
obtainable for an acute cold ana
that q will strengthen the lungs, re-
iieve coughs and heal the bronchial
tubes. Also. that II will cure any
lung trouble not too far advanced.
These ingredients are procurable
of any good prescription druggist
and easily mixed at home and II
should take It's place as one OF the
most valuable remedies in the family
chest.
Inquiry at one Of the leading drug
aIsts elicted the information that
Concentrated oil Of pine Is put up
for dispensing only in half ounce
yials sealed in tin screw top cases TO
protect It from heat and light. The
oils sold In bulk and some patent
medicines sold as "oil Of Pine" and
nut out in wooden boxes. should be
avoided because owing to their I'M
purities they only produce nausea
and are harmful.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21
LORD KELvIN'S SERV-
ICES TO MANKIND

A list OF Lord Kclyln's inventions
would on a page OF this paper; a
list Of his writings would ON another,
list OF the honors conferred on him
by foreign governments and by
learned societies and Ia titutlons the
world over would ON column. lie
has added ten aud hundreds OF mill
lions 10 the wealth of the world boy
his inventions In submarine telegra'
ply: be has saved countless lives by
his improvements In the mariners
compass: IN numberless directions he
has enabled TWO blades of grass 10 be
grown whore one grew before.
with an his wonderful attain
ments he was q simplc-mannerei and
cmiucntly loyable man. kcenly inter-
ostod IA an that went on about him
I'm the work of others as we'll as In hls
own 80 trouble was too great for
him to take la the cause OF science
or ot the electrical profession. lie
would mako special Journeys an the
way from Glasgow 10 London simply
90 take the chair at meetings OF the
Institution OF Electrical Engineers
% IA related of him that once when
lgcturlng to bls students ho nnod
the blackboard With "a series of COM
p,lcalcd mathematical formulate. eN-
planning them meanwhile 40 the
end bc turned To- me class aui said.
els that r.ght@" 4 youiurcsome stu-
dent said NO" Whorgupon Lord
Kelvin Immediately wiped the board
clean aud began 0ll over again
A fcw years ago sisted In show
ing Lord Kelvin over ono of tho
great telephone exchanges ln New
York; and @ was charming to ve
,ho Keen interest he took in am the
manifold details of "a modern te'e-
phone exchange with i,s Iunumerahlo
devices Tor automatic working. Later
CA he handled, with almost loving
tenderness, one of the Pupin coils
desiguod for the Improvement OF tele-
Iphonic transmission ON long lines,
then great novelty In the telephone
world The luyentloR was the out
come Of a mathematical investlga-
uou and, therefore, specially ap-
pealed TO Lord KelyIn's sympathies
The last time saw him was a few
months ago, at the dinner of an in
formal electrical society which goes
by the rather punning name OF the
'pynamicables DO The principal oh
iect of the society Is 20 hold dinners
"A few times each year, az which old
friends in electrical circles toregath.
rr Lord Kelvin on thls occasion was
the suest ot honor. in celebration OF
his election. Cor che third time. 10
tho presidency of thg Institution OF
E.eeu.oal Engineers For a man OF
NS. Who only recently had undergone
Ia serious operation aud recovered
t,om long illness. De- was simply
wonderful ue made long speech
m a clear and sonoruus voice. "A
speech tun of vu aul bumor ana
A.udH feeling Tor tas company
saihcrod together 90 do him honor.
iie STAYED TO lbe 'os and went home
alone
The though occurred to me. as ?
a.i good-u'sbt 40 Toe door of his
oaJriago on Sbatesbury avenue. how
Wt'o the passers.by realized that the
l''''e bent ngure getting into the.
h''o brougham Vas the greatest
man OF his age--one Who had done
more Tor mankind than princes. poll
'i''ans or generas. Loldon Leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-21
EWLYN TELLS ALL

NCOntinued from page ohel
bel one OF several guests at the din
nr party IN the tower at the time
you speak of
you will please answer my qucs'
uon." insisted the prosecutor
n told Harry that / went 20 the
tower. II that ls what you mean"
AZ this point she Identified her
signature 10 an afiidayli made Ia At
tornoy Hummol's once. IN which she
agreed TO sue Harry Thaw Tor bra.
tally treating her while she was on
The continent The witness then said
vhe went 10 the tower twice after her
return 10 New York when Thaw re-
turned from Europe he came 70 see
her. accompanied by lawyer The
witness said she was cool towards
Thaw. aud ho said Poor Evelyn,
Wha, h the mattorf"
She said she told him about hear
tng stories CONCERNING hia alleged
mania for putting nude women Int
Eoildlng water. and beating them
Thpn che witness donlcd that she had
toid Hummel that rhaw had whipped
her without pioyocatlon
when she Wns shown copy of th.
nnerci afndaylt she sWors that .h
md never attached her HIelaturc u
such document 300 Wh.Is uull.
on october "a. 1908 She admitted
however, that while she was Twin.
on Thawa money sho continued 1,
accept presents from White.
Mrs.. Thaw testified that sho Col,
Thav ne had heard be- was NOR
Rhine 6eni. and be- replied she ha,
been with him in Europe ana knew
M had no h,podsrmie needle
Jerome weni over her ialk wltl
Dllnnnham ihestrleal manager
when ho told he' ~ rhaw beating
eirl. ana referred 20 her trip viii
Garland on his Yacht apd her Jroahu
with her mother over Iac'
nnrr,more The district aitone.
read pofiinn1 ot her testimony "a
she hrs' trial when she snapped a
him
The witness turned 90 iudtlc
nowlins, ana asked him to order a,
the tesllmony read
"if you have anything 90 sa'
please p0bhno your remarks % couu
ue' " rcp'ied the court sharply
EVelNn rhaWs checks colorod ui
iasi a hii, aRd she appeared to b,
svy soFry Ihal she had addressc,
tho court
Jerome thea questioned che Nlt
aess "a length as 10 the number o
times she mci rhaw while she waN
Friendly wlth White She inAsiet
thai she hsd uothing 60 DO Win
White uaul one evening wheh sh.
wsni 20 luncheon With Malse Sol
let oa that occa,iou white told
hef that she paa nee lookiag wan
shat danelus vas noi sooi tor hoc
fir promised her thai if she would
pnli danclus and kecp away from IA.
thealfe 40 would psy bee a salary
ne same sRoun, she VAS reselylns
FROM me thester
jerome carried her back 20 ia,
Nhfif,mas aishi episode. Ana rs.
viewed abs hie the uuntss spen,
vtiA fhaw al lhs 0Fana uolel re,
pNlur 40 saoiher Qaesti0n. Etelyu
tes'inea shai fhsv carried a revolver
~os' % tAe time on the advice II
hexer o'Maga. the piushurS detee-
nse, taat ~ carried Il from 1895
"niil iae oishi % ne shooting
tefome aeain referred % the tgip
Apiosd, eaffyins the witnsss Ogog ghs
~Assfe rease uutil ihsy returned 90
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