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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-16
VISITS OLD STAMPING GROUND
Iowa Pioneer the Guest Of Filler
Family.
Filler July IA, 1908.

Il AlCl July AVVcs
Mr.. M. G. Ripley of Minneapolis re-
turned to Filler with his family and
will occupy the residence vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Gaskill.
Miss Smith, trained nurse OF Twin
Falls, will take care of Mr.. Ralph Mus
ser during his illness.
J. G. Wallace OF Creston, Iowa. an
old time nurseryman was in Filler this
week.
Mr. Jimmie Douglas had as guests
over Sunday, Hon Geo. Allen, E. M.
Walker and w. E. Bridge all of
Jerome.
Howard Ravencroft, Filer's new ton
sorial artist will have his new resi-
dence started next Tuesday.
Charles Waterman, one Of the Twin
Falls tract boosters, was in Filler this
week.
H. M. sperry of Filler was in Buhl
| this week.
The Filler ball team went to Buhl
on Sunday and all we could learn
| about the score was, that the game
was rotten
Mrs. J. D. Corners sister and chill
dren of Wallace, Idaho, are here fol
a short visit.
| Mr.. F. Brown has returned to Filler
after business trip to Perry, ILL.,, Mr.
Bowen will build residence at once
and Mrs. Bowen will be with us In
a short time much to the delight O1
her friends.
Mr.. w. P. Shinn has the honor o
entertaining one Of the pioneers o.
this country, Ben Bodkin, of Prescott
Iowa, who passed through this coun
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-16

try forty years ago. Mr.. BOdkin is
Sc years Of age and as spry as ever,
however, he sees wonderful changes
in the country even though it is only
forty years.
Mrs. Rufus Naskill was on the sick
list this week.
Timms and Johnson are making
good progress on the foundation for
their new store building.
Mr.. Peter Swenson Of Twin Falls
was in Filler on Tuesday.
Mr.. Claud Stewart Of Albion, Mich.
will come to Filler in few days and
start a furniture store and undertake
ing business. Filler will have all of
Albion in a short time.
Mr. Bradley of Albion, Mich, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Finch.
Mr.. BObbin Douglas of the Filler
Films was Jerome visitor on Sun
day, returning Monday.
Messrs. Ravencroft, Ripley brothers
and hammers all took fishing trip
on Sunday to Clark's grade and the
fish stories that were told were, well
never mind"
Ralph Musser Is confined to his
home with typhoid fever and his many
| friends hope for speedy recovery.
DR.. Alfred Newberry is the attending
physician.
The Filler Drug Co. have their new
soda fountain in operation, and every
one is very grateful this schorching
weather. Mr.. Bobbiu Douglas is the
assistant during his leasure hours.
| w. Arch Doyle, Of the Twin Falls
News was in Filler on Mondey.
| w. F. Prescott Of Nampa. Idaho, was
a prOspector in Filler this week.
| Mr.. Walker, correspondent for the
Shoshone Journal, was in Filler on
Sunday.
Miss Vera Butler, Of Washington
is the guest of Mrs. Harry SchildmaI
and will prove up on her 160 in the
near future.
Mrs. Harry Schildman's mother ant
father Of Washington are in Filler ant
will invest in land and build at once
Franklin Hayward Of the Buhl banl
was in Filler Tuesday.
H. A. Stroud of Twin Falls had bus
mess in Filler this week.
The Filler State Bank held thei
} quarterly meeting on Tuesday even
ing Of this week.
+ DIR. Alfred Newberry will max
every effort to procure one OF Tn
finest sage brush grubbers that eve
came to Filler, Why? Oh, just to prov
!. up.
: Mr.. Chambers of Salt Lake was tn
4 guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskill on FIR
day of this week,
The Methodist Sunday school {
q Filler had a very enjoyable lawn fet
at the Badger house on Wednesday.
Erdman & Davis, real estate dealer
q had business in Twin Falls Wednes
day.
A large number of Filerites attend
8 ed the lawn fete given by the ladie
|. aid Of Maroa and all voted that File
I should have an Aid society, and er
tertain In a royal manner as thei
: neighbOrs do.
: Mrs. Newburry has been on the sic
list for the past week.
John and Thomas Taylor left &c
Montana this week. The Taylor
have gone on prospecting trip an
Il will return to Filler in short tim
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-16
DEMOCRATIC ALL
NIGHT SESSION
Bryan and Kerns Made the
Standard Bearers.
JOHNSON AND GREY RECEIVE
OVATIONS
The Famous Anti. Mormon Plank Left
Out Of PlatfOrm-A Strong Effort
Through the Adoption Of the Anti.
Injunction Plank.

William Jennings Bryan. Of Nebras-
ka, was nominated for the third time
for president by the democratic ma
tional convention at 3:40 this morn
Ing amid scenes Of frantic enthusiasm.
The result came after an all-night
session. which kept In constant tur-
moil to the eliminating moment,
when the Nebraska leader was pro-
claimed the choice of the convention
as the Democratic standard bearer
The nomination was made on the first
ballot, the vote standing: Bryan
s92h: Johnson. 46: Gray 5sh: absent
or not voting 8.
The announcement Of the vote was
the signal for wild demonstration
eQualing in turbulence II not in dur
alton the record breaking display
which Wednesday afternoon greeted
the first mention OF Bryan's name
The whole Assemblage rose enmasse
waving flags. handkerchiefs. news.
papers, hats. coats and anything and
everything that could be waived OF
hurled in the air, while q bedlam o1
sounds poured from those 10000
thrOats.
| When tor Z moment, order was 70.
stored out Of the tempestuous chaos
of the demonstration. the states thai
at first had recorded for Johnson OF
Gray fell into line with the overmas'
tering Bryan column, and the nomin.
alton was made unanimous. Thl
vote was taken in almost deathless in
terest.
When New York was reached the an
nouncement of Murphy. "7S votes FOL
Bryan" brought out wild Outburs
Of enthusiasm and approval which fol
. time compelled suspension OF th'
roll call. A demand was made fol
Z poll of the New York delegation. o.
this poll many New York delegates
Including Judge Alton B. Parker
presidential candidate Of four year,
ago. remained silent. but the vote wa
solid under the unit rule.
The convention adjourned . 3:5'
this morning until o'clock this after
noon. 1t remained only to nOmin
ate q candidate for vice president an,
the work of the convention will b.
concluded when this nomination 4
made this afternoon and q final can
vass of available candidates was hur
!, riedly made this morning. Many del
egates took small parts in this discus
sion, in the belief that Bryan's pre-
,, ference should be consulted, and wit
some degree of exception that by at
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-16
Death Of Mary Elizabeth Maxwell

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Maxwell was filled with sorrow on
Monday when their infant daughter,
Mary Elizabeth died from cholera in
fantum The bereaved parents have
the heartfelt sympathy Of all their
many friends in the loss Of their ten
months old babe. The funeral was
held from the home yesterday after
noon with Rev. H. w. Parker and
Rev. John Gourley in charge Of the
services,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-16
WILL GO TO POCATELLO
Baseball Team VIII Attempt to Show
Gate City 4 Hot Game.

Arrangements were completed early
this week for game this coming Sun
day with Pocatello at the latter city.
Manager White has made arrangement
with the Short Line for a special train
which will leave here about eight In
the morning and return about one the
next morning. A round trip fare OF
$475 has been secured and a large
number of rooters have signified their
intention of going.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-16
Impressive Ceremony al lay
ing Of Corner Stone.
MASONIC LODGES RITUALIST1C
SERVICE USED IN CEREMONY
Large Crowd Witnesses the Initial
Step In Construction Of the New
$4,000 Lincoln School Building.

The crowd that witnessed the laying
of the cornerstone Of the Lincoln
school this afternoon was fitting
testimonial of the great interest the
people of the tract have in the educa-
ton of the young. Men, Women and
children stood in the hot sun and view
ed with eagerness every detail Of the
impressive Masonic ceremony.
The parade formed of the members
OF the Masonic lodge was led by the
band and escourt Of the other lodges
of the city. The order of march CIV
en- below.
Grand Marshall-C. w. Dyer.
Escorts of the Day-H. T. West, ].
X. Hart, B. A. Van Meter.
Band
Tyler-George Washington.
Stewards-C. D. Clinton, DR.. w. F.
Pike, H. E. Allen, H. w. Ball.
Master Masons-R. NJ. McCollum,
John E. Hayes, Geo. F. Sprague, Frank
McAtee.
stewards-John Peters. DR.. H. w.
ClOuchek.
Deacons-C. o. Morrell, D. E. Sui
livan.
Secretary and Treasurer-C. G. Bed
ford c. J. Hahn.
Acting Grand Lodge A. F. and A. N.
of Idaho.
Grand Tyler-Fred Nihart.
Grand Stewards-Geo. Lucy, H. F.
Harder.
Past Masters.
Masters.
Grand Pursuivant-J. H. Wise.
Grand Chaplain-Rev. John GOurley
Vessel of COrn-BurtOn e. Morse.
Vessel Of Wine-E. J. Ostrander.
Vessel of OLE. B. Williams.
Grand Orator-Wm. J. Barrette.
Grand Lecturer-Dr. ]. B. Ellis.
Principal Architect-Earnest White
Grand Treasurer-M. ]. Sweeley.
Grand Secretary-F. E. Chamber.
lain.
Stewart-J. E. Hartdegen.
Bible Bearers. T. Hamilton.
Tuscon Order-W. o. Taylor.
Composite Order-John Skinner
Doric Order-Stuart H. Taylor.
Corinthian Order. NJ Maxwell.
Ionic Order-C. E. Booth.
Past Grand Officers.
Master of Lodges with Lights-Geo
L. Crocker, John Hansen.
Grand Wardens-B. A. Baker
James Mcmillan.
Master Of Lodge with Light. E
Salladay.
Deputy Grand Master-Chas. H
Null.
Acting Master Of Twin Falls Lodg
No. As A. F. and A. M.--G. F. Baker.
Grand Deacon-Fred Ramsey.
Grand Master-G. D. Aiken.
Grand DeacOn-H. H. McNeal.
Grand Sword Bearer-H. e. Hunt.
Stewards-G. w. Green, ]. e. Dav
les.
On reaching the school build
ing the members and guests wer
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-16

On reaching the school build
ing the members and guests were
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-16

You will have to live in that house long
i. If the pleasure you take in years to come
E material with which you build. Our stock
you may be sure Of sound lumber in every
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Continued on page 10)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18
NOTICE.

Pursuant to call by the County
Committee of the County of Oahu
the Fourth Precinct Republican Club
of the Fourth Representative District
will hold a meeting at 1880 O'Clock
Friday night, March the goth, at the
Band Stand, Thomas Square, for the
purpose of nominating delegates to
the Republican Convention TO be held
Monday, April 18th, 1908, at Homo
for on Saturday, March 2Sth, 1908, be,
lulu. These delegates to be voted
tween 3 and 6 p m, Said precinct is
entitled to three delegates to said
convention.
ANY other further business touch
ing the welfare of the said precinct
will be taken up at that time, wy
$ CHAs. HUsTAcE JR
G953-lt HH M7Ul Chairman,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18
HISTORIC HOlOKUS
RECEIVE PRIZES

Ordinary holokus, fancy holokus,
d-fashioned, royal and modern hos
rokus, plain holokus and glorious
holokus were the theme of a dance
which was given at the knights OF
Pythias hall last evening by the Ka-
cnohiokala Club. The affair was in
charge of Mrs. Chas. Blaisdell and
was In every way great success.
Mrs. Morris Seohokalole won the
first prize for the best-sustained
Character. She represented Kekau-
olohi, the Premier under Kameha-
meha the Third, and the mother of
King Lunalilo, and was splendidly
and charmingly arrayed in garb of
that period. Mrs. X. Haulani Aona
won the first prize for the handsonl-
est gown. She wore magnificent
real royal feathers, and represented
Queen Kalama. Mrs. Chas. Bailey
captured the first prize for the most
original dress. She wore a holoku
which had been worn at the corona
ton OF King Kalakaua by Mrs. Geo.
Lincoln. Mrs. Piilani Cushingham,
who wore the holoku worn by Pehi-
kulani on that same occasion, won
the second prize. Mrs. Kiekie Fair
man. who represented Hawaii and
Ireland, won the first prize for the
most original costume. Mary Nc
cSbe won the prize for old-fashioned
Hawaiian ornaments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18
SUGAR

Czarnikow, Macdougall & Co. report
as follows on the raw sugar narke,
under date of February 2S.
Our last report was dated 2lst Feb.
ruary. ~ "s
The week opened with Cubas at
2.3S C. C. f., March shipment. and Por.
to Ricos at 370c. c. |. T., February.
March shipment; It closes with buy.
ers Of the former at 2.53c. C. T., and OF
the latter at 3.S9c C. |. {.
So recently as the 18th instant
Cubas sold at 2.3lc. c. (. and Porto
Ricos at 3.67c. C. I. T., the lowest sales
OF the year. We are now zee. above
the lowest In Cubas and the same
above the lowest in Porto Ricos. and
Judging from the interest shown by
buyers, gradual progression to
higher level will continue until we
reach the International parity, which,
on today's price of los. OM d. {. O. b.
for European beets, would make Cubas
worth arc. C. {. apd duty paid sugars
worth 4.12c.
When this market was ut its low.
est, European bects were 9s, 1OIhd.
1. o. b., and 1t Is apparent that the
upward movement here has had some
efect upon Europe, even although
that market was so much above our
level
The gap today between Information.
al values and United States values, as
shown in last transactions, is .22c..
against ACC. two weeks ago. That
such drawing nearer together o.
markets here and abroad was newt
] able, sooner or later, was fully recog.
niEod by producers as well as by us.
erB of raw sugars. That II has come
30 soon Is a surprise to most, for the
nearing process was not expected to
start until at least half of the Cuban
crop had been disposed of. The early
advent of the upward movement If
due In the first place to the flrmncss
of Cuban sellers, the result of con
viction on their part that the esti,
mates Of a crop Of l,165 900 tons were
too high, and in the second place tn
a sudden conversion of buyers to the
same opinion, the sincerity of the con.
version being proved by the efforts
made by them to stock up. even
though each step in that direction puts
prices on a higher level. Past exper.
fence has shown that most advances
are accompanied by occasional recess.
sions, and although there Is every
probability of spot market of at least
412c. some months hence. we are
hardly likely to get there without one
or two temporary setbacks.
The Cuban outlook has caused re
H,,..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18

Car of Russia is reported to have
committed the death sentence impos-
ed on General Stoessel, and he may
grant full pardon.
Woman Raffles is captured by the
New York police, who say she admits
stealing $4,000 in jewels to keep
up appearances.
Luther Burbank. wizard of plant
life, reaches his 59th year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

The Republican Precinct Clubs
throughout the County of Oahu are
hereby notified to meet at their re-
spective usual meeting places at
1880 O'Clock p. m. on Friday, March
Goth, 1908, for the purpose of max
ing nominations for candidates for
delegates to the Territorial Conven-
ton, to be voted for at the primary
election to be held on March 2Sth
1908.
Honolulu, March 18th. 1908.
II. Il. MURRAY,
Chairman Republican County
Committee, County of Oahu,
II. RUFFANDEAU, Asst, Secty.
3953-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18
LOCAL AND GENERA

HUNT for work if you want work
but do not imagine that you are
really hunting unless you arc adver-
Using, as well as reading and an
swering Bulletin Want Ads.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18
HELP--TRAVELING.

A middle-aged lady desires to secure
passage and expenses on trip to
Europe in, return for services to
invalid or children. Willing to
take maids accommodations
Thoroughly competent and re-
liable. Address "A. d." Bulletin,
3953-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18

Salos-Ectwcen Boards: 20 Eva,
S25.25; 20 Paauhau, SIS; Hon. u. d
NJ. Co.. 1922 80 McBryde, $3.50; 3
Haw. c. & S. Co., $50. Session: 25
McBryde. $3.50: 10. Haw. c. & s, $50,
Waialua. $72.5O; 20 Eva, $3.50.
SAN FRANCISCO, March ia
suaar-eeets: les tolad. Parity A.2e
cents. Previous quotation los 81 d..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18

Boxing matches of professionals as
arranged by university students
arouse Berkeley pastors TO protest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-18
WANTS
FOR SALE.

Yacht Columbia, In good condition
Apply III. w. H." Bulletin.
3053-tf
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14
Those Runaways

Last Sunday . young couple
who we're evidently trying TO
elude : fond papa, wanted t<
leave Lake Andes aud come 4
Wagner, but couldn't get = rig,
% they started and walked near
~ ali the way. arriving ii Wag
ner about 800 .. IN. They went
70 the Hotel Vera, where they
succeeded in getting . room,
where they remained the bal.
ancs OF the night skipping out
OF town the next morning i'm
mediately after the train left.
Monday evening thoy returned,
but put up at the Depot Hotel,
a. they were evidently afraid 70
90 back to the Vera. Their
actions were very suspicious,
and they were closely watched,
From . later source we learn
that they we're trying TO get
over into Nebraska where they
could be married. and that they
ultimately succeeded. The girl
who Vas not over II years old,
aud came from near Mitchell.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14
Quarterly Meeting

Elder Dobson u. d. OF Mitch.
ell will be with as next Sunday
TO hold our last conference Tor
tins year and administer the
Holy Communion. He d~esires
To meet oil mem bers and frien.ts
~ the n. +. Church Saturday
evening. All the people OF Wag'
ner Are urged 10 hear DR.. DOB
son on Sunday, preaching at II
.. %. and ) p. N. Sunday school
a. usual. Everybody II cordial
~ invited 70 attend these exer.
cises. Il. N. Krats
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14
Naeve's Mercantile Co.

The sale of Naeve's stock took
place Thursday. and it was pur-
chased by D.. H. Naeve, father of
the former proprietor. The
place will be open for business
again next week Thursday Aug.
Goth. J. A. Naeve will have the
management OF the store, aud
therefore the former customers
OF Mr.. Naeve are assured the
same courteous treatment they
always received.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14
o s KIRKPATRICK
Editor.

The mucb-nseds1 nth : here. and
20 b that large shipmenf of furniture
that zoe purchased . EsD days aeA.
Those po,tjes uAe are sosisise jos
hoods 70 put IN their collspsi6le 20
c1sts can get one nod. - anolkes
sbipmeni has ssrioe1. NoAkine ~
those so-carb for csMVon and ceaosH-
fence.
Noibdhs lie masie Jss lbs elder pes-
som a weN a for Tie children. Do
you baos On osyaa o. piane> nol.
Do you pisb to get one, Coll h snd
zee u. We con # yoa out nth ene
at most any price and On mast any
terms. Ether cash. or monthly y
yearly payments at IS o. mare pss
month. o, u you w6k b trs1e that
organ for part payment a. . pisso. Ne
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14

When the stomach. Heart. or Kidney ves-
wee get weak. then these organs always fall
Don't drug the stomach . stimulate the
Heart or Kidneys. that ID amply = mako
shift. Oct = prescription . 70 Drug
sisss every where as Dr. shoop's Restorative
The tsestssrAtivs 10 prepared expressly for
these WAX inside nerves. these
nerves Guiid them up with De. sisoop's
Rsstorstiv0-tabiess or iiquld-And see how
quickly heap will come. sold by wagner
Drug ca
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14

Dont forget the biz hat sale
q VI PesickA's.
New goods arriving daily -
The new store-R~ u. Cos.
Assdames r Fsusl and May
wald were visitors o Tyndall
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. r. Hayward left Wed.
nesday morning for Lake Oko-
boil for = vacation and visit.
A brilliant new sign now a.
do rms the blacksmith shop OF ]
". Cisek.
II you are in need Of ready 70
wear clothing, shoes etc. call 1t
the new st0re-R. N. Cos.
John Verisani and Hans
Roelck, from near belmont we're
very pleasant callers at the New
Era ONCE Wednesday.
The school ma'ams were busy
yesterday and arc busy to day
taking the regular examination.
which is being held 1t the school
house.
Rev. E. G. Ford If Springfield
will preach in the Congregation
al church on Sunday morning
next. Everyone should avail
himself of the opportunity 10
hear m excellent speaker. Ser
vice commences ct II q. m.
The party who last week took
the automobile trap to Meyer
and Trip counties with Baker
4 Mcfarland, have returned,
and were well pleased with that
country over there. Mr.. Neu-
bauer purchased = quarter sec
ton.
A dandy rain visited this sec.
ton of the state Tuesday-com
ing down pretty steady all day
Tho fields we're not exactly
suffering for rain, but the mois-
ture was needed very much.
The farmers are now wearing a
smile that won't wash off
Rev. Frank Junek was an
east bound passenger Monday
morning. For some time past
the carpenters have been busy
on the parsonage for the Bohe-
| milan church northeast OF Wag-
ner, aud it 10 now completed.
Therefore it is believed that MIR.
Junek will return with q spouse
TO double his joys and halve his
sorrows.
At the beautiful home of Mr..
aud Mrs. w. K. Analla. south Of
town, last Saturday night, &C.
Cured a very pleasant party,
given in honor OF q cousin Of
MIR. Analla, MIR. w. K Marmon,
from New Mexico. The house
was decorated with Japanese
lanterns and flowers, and the
guests, several Of whom were
from Wagner, thoroughly en-.
joyed themselves with games
and dancing.
81 wish I had gone to the
Sioux Falls Business College in
the first place" says Henry
Miller of Lennox, S. D. 1t
would have saved me three
months valuable time and 500
in money. My advice to every
young man who wants good in.
str uction and . good position is,
60 to the Sioux Falls Business
College, Sioux Falls, S. d.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14

Anybody interested IN Trip
county may 60 by automobile,
by making arrangements with
A. J. Baker or II. L. McFsr
land. A splendid opportunity
to thoroughly look over the new
country. 81
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14

Dah i1ks sh.s.
n soar s.M
Jees ~ les y. 49, Il.
Uh on p.e<eJ ..noss .A..
Most sanslasy and aodeiess l1es csssy4
80 made. Sores ieA u kssa srv.1-
hps. Measure pear lssvs - kspe -
# them - Dsak itssiesH ~ -
Remembe, ,ce = 1T o. p12nss
jrsmine. repair ysss IsskM (usiJsN.
slc. Atihs Lsssns pskk.
Deat neglect csnig = - - -
Danf aaytbaseh fsrsauHL
7Re essolkse ~ kM1Rs : - -
bsst. and eGs tsa1s = ~ b.. = -
= sAkss linz. = Mptilv ta1sa1ag.