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reliable man, who will practice clean.
illness above all other things. Then the
management should see that all uten
sis used by factory and patrons are
IN hrsi.class condition, l. g.. with no
exposed iron in watts. rusty cans etc.
since neatness and cleanliness In all
dairy methods would he Intellectual II
used
The operator should not hesitate to
refuse milk which is hauled In poorly
Timed or rusty cans. for In addition to
the retarding influence OF the iron on
rennct aciiOn, and the naturalization
of the acid by the iron. there are also
produced taints or OFF navors.
Competition among creameries.
cheese factories and city milk supplies
has indirectly resulted in making
patrons more careless. This practice
leads the Indifferent milk producer In.
TO bad habits and discourages the tidy
and progressive ones. II milk or
cream was bought on its merits. then
the painstaking patron would be en-.
couraged and would lead the careless
one to better efforts. II Is too often
the case. however. that the same price
Is paid for all milk or cream. whether
good or bad. II milk Is to be bought
on its merits It would be necessary to
have cooperation between creameries.
cheese factories and city milk dealers.
for then only will such system be
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Assistant Surgeon Bacon. United
States navy, has been detached from
duty at the naval hospital. New Fort
LYON. Colorado, and ordered to duty
on the cruiser South Dakota.
First Lieut.. Frank w. Ball. Twenty
fifth infantry, will discontinue the re-
cruitiug district at Albuquerque as
soon as practicable and join his regi-
ment in the Philippines.
The secretary OF the interior has ap-
nrove,I for patent to the state OF Wy
omipg list No. OF the selection under
the school grant, embracing 1857
acres I'm the Buffalo land district.
Attorney. General Bonaparte an
nouuced that every effort Will be maue
to secure n revision of the recent De.
cision and opinion OF the United states
Circuit Court of Appeals in the case OF
the Standard Oil Company OF Indiana
md that an application for a re'arsu'
ment of the case and motion Tor
modification Of the opinion VIII DC
submitted to the court
: The secretary Of the interior has ap'
rroyed for patent to the state or Colo
rado Iist No. II of land selected under
school grant, embracing l1,l9O acres
I'm the Denver district. Part OF these
lands are within the boundaries OF the
park Range national forest, but the
state selection was made prior to the
creation of the national forest, ana
therefore the patent will issue to the
state. The secretary also approved ior
patent to the state of Colorado list NO
Z of school land selections. embrar't )
1881 acres In the Hugo district
Col. Thomas w. symons. corps OF
engineers, was placed on the retireo
llse of the army on the Both ult. on MS
application, after more than thirty
seven years of service. Colonei oy.
mons is now employed on the New
York state Canal Commission. ne
was formerly superintendent OF pubic
buildings and grounds In washington.
Presidency Roosevelt has accepted
the honorary presidency Of the PEACE
and Arbitration League, which Is tne
o,Itgrowth Of the North Carolina con
rress and which has as Its object ade'
ouate armament and effective aroitra'
tion.
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RUSTY CANS RUIN FLAVOR
AND QUALITY OF THE MILK
.anaieap to the cheesenaker-By rse A. Olson.
ASST In agricultural Chemistry
University.

MIX comes in contact with Iron In
the form Of rusty cans or poorlv
.''"eu utensils In practically all
creameries. The quality of the milk
VIII 10 large extent depend uyou the
condition of utensils into which The
mix Is poured. kept, and finally hauled
TO the factory. The degree of Infu.
ence OF iron on milk will denend
'arseiy upon the temperature Of the
MIX. the length OF time kept In the
cans. and the amount of exposed sur.
face.
II IL not necessary to describe
mere the American milk can. and espe-
clally the cheaper ones: II not the first
,lthe. surely the second or third time
'heSe cans are used. one will find
places where they have been dented
IN. As the number of lndentations In.
crease the tin begins to crack, leaving
assures or inrOads for milk and water.
ana acid. Often this thin layer of tin
does not cover all of the iron, thus
leaving microscopically small surfaces
OF iron exposed which also become the
sources of damage by water and acid
Under such conditions the tin peels or
falls on. and 1t Is then only short
time before the cans become unfit for
use
Inc accompanying Illustration
shows wagon load of cans which
were in poor condition. and from
which milk was accepted. This load is
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Died in Infancy,

There Is a section Of North Carolina
said to ne remarkable by reason OF the
longevity of its inhabitants. which has
been the inspiration of many COOL
stories.
Perhaps the best OF the lot is one
told by 4 Representative In Congress
from that state. II is to the effect that
a native Of the region mentioned. who
had attained the age of ninety-two. was
returning. with his wife. aged ninety,
from the funeral of their eldest child
deceased at the age of sixty-nine.
AS they mournfully discussed the
subject OF their grief, the wife said
with u sigh:
Ezekiel, l alters tole you we'd never
raise that chile"
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GENERAL NEWS.

berliner Ieitung publishes a dis.
from Constantinople. saving that
pi'an OF Turkey Is preparing to
himself emperor OF the Mos.
nofoSating the title OF sultan.
cholera that has made its ap-
zee IN Russia this year Is most
Nc According to Investigations
oy distinguished medical ati.
tho sanitary conditions In the
towns are horrible.
report that l have ever said
would or would not deliver the
vote to any political party Is an
ous !ie," said Samuel Gompers,
ent OF the American Federation
Oor when interviewed on the sub.
imperial yacht club OF kiel, Ger
WIN send three Congerclasse
20 10 Marblehead. Mass, in An.
i'V9 Tor series OF races with
.lee American special raters that
aay De presented. The trials are
W all American clubs under the
ces OF the Eastern Yacht club.
per the motto. Resistance to Ty.
Is Service to Humanity and
sty OF Civilization" the Hindus
northwest. numbering some g.
o,ooo, are perfecting nn organi-
win headquarters In Seattle. the
OF which Is spreading popular
scientific education in Hindu.
out which in reality, 1t is de.
'. aims toward the overthrow of
'o'sn government In India.
n; =; G. Dinwiddie of Springfield,
legislative superintendent Of the
aal !, anti.SaloCn league, has ac-
~ an invitation to conduct a par
n.ary campaign In England for
'puon after the American plan.
'.er GOODWIN. farmer. who at
|ast I term of the county court at
"sviile, Kentucky, gave the
= co u, seven men. who, with him.
n t1rnlposed a might rider" squad.
h.entral Furnace. was shot from
Ill.,, on and seriously wounded while
n,ng home a few nights since.
secently he had been under the
1' protection Of militia.
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Of moor can. MIX kept over night In
cans of this kind when treated with
repnet would reorire In some In
stances as much II 40 minutes longer
m coagn',te 1nan milk kept In good
j, dsing cans of the type illustrated
/, ia possible to accept from patrons
milk which really has developed more
than two.tenths per cent. acid which
cannot be revealed by either the
Manns or Harrington alkaline tablet
test. owing to the naturalization OF the
acid by the iron.
The unsanitary conditions that still
.x,st at some Wisconsin factories at
The nresent time are largely due to the
nae Of unclean utensils. such as starter
cans. iron pipes for conductors, whey
tanks. etc. Where such conditions
sr,st at the factory. It is not surpris'
inr that the patrons also become negli'
rent. The management OF cheese rae.
tories and creameries should frst OF
All see that their operator 10 sooo'
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GROWING CALVES
ON SKIM MILK
BY Prof Hacker, Minnesota.

For growing calves consider sep.
arator skim milk at least equal to
whole milk. though calves will not lay
on as much fat as they will when the
latter is fed. There Is nothing In but
ter fat that a calf can use In building
body tissue. Nutriment can be sup.
piled more cheaply with fax meal
which contains from 80 to 35 per cent.
oil. When the calf is dropped I let
It suck once and then remove 1t from
the dam. II 1t is removed in the morn
ing I give 1t no feed until the follow
ing morning. This is done so the calf
will be hungry and will drink milk
without the finger. ! give from three
to four pints Of its mothers milk
twice q day, Immediately after milk
ing. A small calf gets three pints
and large calf four pints. This
continue for one week. Then for one
week I give whole milk half and skim
milk half. twice day, giving only
from three to four pints. The third
week I feed all separator skim milk.
adding teaspoonful Of ground fax.
gradually Increase the skim milk and
fax meal so that by the end of the
fourth month the calf Is receiving
heaping teaspoonful OF fax meal and
ten pints OF milk twice day. After
the first month 1t has access to
q little early cut alfalfa and
whole oats or mixture Of whole
oats and bran or shorts. The
important points are strict regularity
in time Of feeding, quantity and tenn
perature of milk. which should be
from 9s to 100 degrees F.
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The Robins Epitaph,

The two little granddaughters Of Dr.
S. Weir Mitchell, were showing a
new governess their treasures of house
and garden. Behind a box.hedge they
paused.
This is the place where our birds
are buried" said one Of the children.
placed white board. Printed on II
in irregular characters, with a lead
pencil, were these words:
Here lie our Robins; one a week
old, one only an egg"
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satisfactory. 1t Is possible where the
patrons are the proprietors OF the
cheese factories or creameries to adopt
System like this. realizing that bet
ter milk makes higher grade dairy
products, which will sell for higher
prices and consequently yield more
profit for the patrons.
Several systems for buying milk on
its merits have been proposed. Among
such systems may be mentioned (l)
The use OF the score card: (2) the
method OF sorting tainted milks from
those of excellent conditions: (3) the
practice of accepting only milk of ex
cellent condition.
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COMPARISONS Are Odlous.

Recently, while q railway official
was seated at his desk. the office boy
entered and quietly remarked:
Gentleman outside to see you. sir"
"Who is it," Bobbie, he inquired
Didn't give his name SIR" said the
boy.
"Well, what does he look like?" de.
manded the official.
"Measly lookin' goat with red hair
and squint eyes. Thought 1t was you.
sir. when he first came in," said Bob.
bic,
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eecORO OF PASSING
tNTs IN THIS AND
HHeR COUNTRIES
IS AND HAPPENINGS
hT MARK THE PROG
Ress OF THE AGE.
WESTERN NE EWS.

ralust the alleged lumber
simultaneously begnn on the
I'M Missouri. Kansas and OK
bd papers are being prepared
In Texas.
tter to w. ]. Bryan Governor
Id Mlnn sofa places himself
lposaI the national Democratic
. for working purposes. he
I'M b. available about Scptem'
Elll 90 where wanted.
bhn S. Little of Arkansas. has
Led in a sanitarium at st. JOS
He has been suffering from
ms breakdown almost ever
election. which has d velopei
klancholia. His condition Is
hragi.E,
| Aero club of Columbus. Ohio.
! formed with nineteen charter
and will send a committee
hgo to ask the federation OF
Sn Aero clubs to select Colum-
|thc International balloon race
eld this fall.
y agents OF the government are
be- In Chicago trying to col
Fence to suhstantiate proceed
the disruption OF the Harri'
btem Of railroads upon the
That the combination Is In VIC.
the sherman antitrust act.
Western Federation OF Miners,
nnual meeting in Denver. just
WAS In session for seventeen
Resident Charles II. Meyer was
ID and Denver was chosen as
/ place OF meeting as well rs
narcnt headquarters OF the or.
Dn.
government has an
that 10000 men are needed
EST the wheat crop In western
and has recommended to the
rs OF jnils that all men In pris.
vagranCy and other minor Of
b. released early next month.
iItIou that thcy work In the
fields.
lent ]. B. Case has issued the
the annual session Of the trans
ppi Commercial congress. FIX
dates for Oct. 7th-i0th at San
70. An exceptionally strong
!. with n promise of addresses
Bryan. Secretary Garfield nni
an prominent In national af.
being prepared.
rs W. Bryan remitted on Wed.
to Governor Haskell. treasurer
National Democratic commit
'Ois5, given by l01 contribu-
the campaign fund. Governor
telegraphed that two hours
$ selection as treasurer had
nounced. ESQ was contributed
1.-TWO local residents. This
stated. came without solici-
count OF rate and publicity rul.
The Interstate Commerce Com.
the Canadian Pacific. Great
n. Northern Pacific. Southern
Oregon Short Line and Santa
s have served notice upon
that they will go out of the
rade TO China. Japan. Australia
v Zealand November 1st. and
IVY will abandon the import
It is feared that this will cause
ndonment OF all the Oriental
Up lines. which. It IL predicted.
into the hands OF the Japan.
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each 7sx285 feet in ze and provided
with every modern convenience. have
been built for the cattle and horse ex.
hibit. and of the $25,000 In cash pre-.
miums offered, more than $4,000 10 put
up for cattle. and nearly $4,000 for
horses. with other department pre-
miums corespondingly high.
Mr.. Fuller says that requests for
the premium list are coming In by
every mail. and that entries are rap
idly filling In the various departments.
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Wants vs.. Needs,

Little Dot-Oh, Mamma, the organ.
grinders monkey is at the window,
an he has a little round box in his
hand.
Mamma-Well, my pet, what do you
think he wants?
Little Dot (after glance at the or
gan.grinder)-I dess he wants to bor.
row some soap-New York Weekly.
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aenln small,-Any successful husi

Begin smalI.-Any successful bust.
ness is the result of healthy growth.
BY this is meant the beginner should
start in a small way and grow into
greater things. The poultry business
is no exception to this rule. Only those
who begin in small way and then
grow. ever succeed. The poultry his.
tory Of the country is filled with fail
ures Of those who thought they could
begin with a ten thousand capacity
plant and make It pay as large per-
centage a. the farmer who has only
100 hens.
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This is to be IL pure bred live stock
show, and G. c. Fuller. acting secre.
tary. says that the entries. for the horse
and cattle departments which close on
August 18th. are coming rapidly. and
that there Is every indication that this
will be by far the greatest pure bred
stock show ever seen west of the Mis-
souri, river
Some of the finest bred horses and
cattle In the United States have al
ready been entered, and word has been
received by Mr.. Fuller from other bred
ers that they will enter. Two buildings
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THE INTERSTATE FAIR.
Rapid Progress Being Made In Prepar.
alton for the OPENING.

Practically every building Is com.
pleted. and by August Goth everything
will be In readiness at Overland Park,
Denver. for the first annual Colorado
Interstate Fair and Exposition to he
held September 7ih-l2th.
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A Sweet Name.
''Pop!''

"Pop!"
Eyes, my son."
"I heard mamma say you were try
ing to think Of sweet name for the
baby"
$50 we are, my boy"
"well, why not call him 'Fudge'?"
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Not PUDDING Proof,

The proof OF the pudding IL in the
eating" remarked the optimist.
You can't prove 1t by me-" declared
the dyspeptic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28
IMMIGRATION FROM
SOUTH EXPECTED
L. s FARMERS ARE RECOGNIZING
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES
OFFERED 5Y WESTERN
CANADA.


s. Paul Minn.. FEB. 8. 1905 Pres
ent Indications are Thar The Canadian
Northwest Wil drag Al exceptiorally
heavy movement ~ reE settlers from
TIE United States this year. Il should
slrFass the banner record for 1901
Tbs Is nct Only based on the fact
tn4t the Americans have cone 10
realize generally thai the Canadian
NcrthWest o1ers splendid opqorruni-
Ties. but also because the railroads
have awakened 70 the fact and are
o1eFing rates 10 The Canadian North
west which are exceptionally favor
able
Tie lines which lead 10 =. Paul
fruE he east and south are Offering
hcUeseehers rates 20 the Canadian
Northwest this year which are Oh q
parity with those in existence 10 the
southwest for couple u seasons
These rates can b. obtained from
any agent q the Canadian govern
ment. who Vil be pleased 70 give al
Information possible regarding those
districts which o1er the greatest in
cuce ue1ts % settlers The weather
throughout Western Canada has been
remarkably good this year. A tele
gram from the winter wheat belt q
Southern Alberta dated al CardstOn.
Alberta, January 2@th. saws:
This winter W % January = vas
nothing short of marvel. in fact. Il
Vas The finest anyone can remember
for twenty-five years though there
have been others nearly as good The
DAYS were fine. sunny and warm Eith
light frCsts a. night Overcoats and
gloves. etc. Vere discarded by most
people in The day time There was
So little frost In the ground that post
holes could b. dug without any trouble
af-er the first inch was broken
through Winter wheat remained
fresh and green although there has
been nc snow since the September
storm II there is an early spring.
winter wheat should gain Z great
start
Amongst the reports Of The yield
q last year the following extracts are
taken
r Hove Of Nagrath Alta. writ
ing on Noveuher 1907. saws Il have
70 acres IL crop. 80 acres Of wheat and
seven acres q oats Ny average Weld
Of oats vas g bushels 70 the acre.
ard q wheat IS bushels The value
20 ne was So per acre
J r Hayeock Of Magrath. writes
II November. 4 had s. acres in win
ter wheat. which went 50 bushels 10
The acre. oats averaged 50 bushels I
also had L tons Of hay worth SIC
PR tor got Geo bushels OF potA-
toes from three acres u land. got
eight tons Der acre from five acres OF
s1zzr beet
J. 2 Bradshaw Of MaErafh. had
1880 acres o. winter wheat last year
which averaged 2sls bushels 70 the
acre The value q his farm products
per acre vas Wheat. $3.50. cats.
$40 ard barley. S2515.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28
CUT OUT FOR A FIHANcIER.
shrs~a Rascal Made Good Thing Que
Of WhlstIlns Geese.

Two rogues passed a poultry shop
Seeing two geese hung up for sale one
Of the rogues inserted IN the gullee
OF the goose a little bulb with whistle
attached When the bulb was pressed
the whistle sounded.
Then. entering the store he told the
proprietor that be had hanging out
side very rare kind OF whistlins
goose. The proprietor al once sofa
the goose for a big sum 10 \ very
learned professor, who was astonished
70 hear about the vhistling goose,
Seeking the man who had placed thu
whistle in the gullet OF the bird. tho
proprietor asked him II he knew
where others like Il could be OBJ
tanned
Well. said the crafty fellow. Il
know OF only one place. ard II you viii
pay me big price / will get several
for you
So the rogue brought dozen fowls.
IN the gullet OF each OF which he
thrust a whistle. and was paid an ex-
orbitanr price for them before the
hoax was discovered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28
BRAIN POWER
Increased by Proper Feee.-s.

A lady writer who not only hzs done
family. found IN Grape-Nuis The ideal
food FOR brain work ard 10 develop
healthy children. she writes
am an enthusiastic proclzirer g
Grape Nuts as regular diet for
merly had no appetite IL the morning
aud FOR years while nursing ur four
children. had insufficient nourishnelt
Tor them.
Unable 10 eat breakfast felt faint
later. and would 20 10 the pantry and
eai cold chops. sausage. cookies. dough
nuts or anything ] happened 10 md
helng writer. at times ny head felt
heary and my brain asleep
When ] read Of Grape-Nuts began
eaing u every morning also gave u
% The children. including. ny 10
months old baby. who soon grew as
~ as a lille zig. good nstured and
ccniented
within a week ] had plenty C
breast milk. and felt stronger within
t"o weeks. ] wrote evenings and
ieelng the need Of sustained brain
power began eating small saucer q
DFaie-Nuts with milk Instead q nv
usuai indiEestible HOT pudding. pie. CT
oahe Tor dessert at night
1rape-Nuis did wonders for ne
1na learned TO like 1t die not mind
homework or mothers cares. for
leH strong and fun a. go. grew
lump nerves strong. and when
Iu'e my brain was active and clear:
.-leea' the dull head pain never Re
There's a Reason
Name given by Postum Co Bss-r.
~ ~ Mich. Read. The Road <
"elrine.~ In pkss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28
A N sfure STUDENT

The faculty with which The New
York child grasps the new idea in
matters educational Is chArmingly IL
Illustrated in a composition recently
penned by six-year-old Her teach
er had asked for brief coupositions
On Animals ! Have Sea- This is
the result. written il the present day
vertical penmanship:
DO you see the little robin sEinE-
Ing on the tree. DO you Sc Tie iittle
goldfish a-swimming il The boEl
Who teached these Two 70 f. 50 bean
TRULY together Who struck The
feathers on their breasts, Twas Coo
Twas God. He done IL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28

r. TIE antebeIlun DAYS. When Al
sC1 P Morrill, q Maine vas making
his 1rsr run To- congress. a bench
Ear q his opponent met an old min
lister q that section slowly logging
siclE the rad On his old horse and
hzlet him Eith- Who are you going
10 note for Wen SAID the old
uzn- i thought I should give Arson a
vote Arson has good timber in him.
J believe" on. but don't see how
yul can vote for him. Dont ycu know
he's L 1iysrszlist. he doesn't believe
Il = he'll With = quiet twinkle in
his ere TIE Cd na. said. Wei send
hin 20 Wzshl-grCa- When be has
served his tTO years II be doesn't be
leye In = he'll ! shall Be very much
Surprised
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28

Henry r. Ashton. q Virginia city
capitalist. has in his library. richly
touut in crushed Levant. those early
volumes q he Virginia City Enter
Prise 70 which Marx IVAN contrfb-
u-eG
Tie faded pages contain irruner-
able specimens q the famous writer's
quaint kuucr. Mr. Ashton often
points cur The first paragraph that
Marx Twain wrote on his arrival II
Virginia CITY. The paragraph runs
a thunderstorm made Berancer \
poet. : mothers kiss made BENJAMIN
West a PAINTER AID a salary OF SIS .
week makes IS a journalist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28

A Bzl-iEoss man had until recently
= carsy il his eupIoy-ahout as shift
Jess and EOrthlsss = carEy. says he. as
ever he cane scrCss One day the
e-F-oye-- his patience exhausted.
called S1E into his crzce and told him
90 I1os for 1ncrher ioh- WIN you give
ne ! ls--sr q ntarion r asked
San T5-eclsly- Alrhc-gh h. FELT that
h. cC--d Tot cC-scie1riCusly comply
wi-h this request the Baltimore maz's
tsar- wzs r1gchet bE the appeal 90
II szt ccEn 70 his desk 70 wTitc q
Eo-cc-ZittaI letter CT character fCr
the negro his Effort resulted as fol-
l0Es- THIS Ean. sam Harklns. has
worked sor ne C-e week. ard an
satisfied
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28
HER CHOICE Of DENISE.
Fs;hssc Thogshs e Little Girl Who
rad Lest Playmate

May had for neiEhho 4 small play
nate q much loved ard attractive boy.
TIE little lad rushed across the street
one cay thrUEflg hack glance az his
I1fher Az tk1r instant a trolley car
sE@Et around the corner and the re-
s-lrizE tragedy threw the town into
UC-rltrE Zach family wept as
though It's oEz soE had been lost
Nay Vas utterly Gisoonsclate and
LITTLE as she lad previously knOEn q
death. realized il 4 childish way the
z11et horror o. this one In her con
vu-sive grief. and While her father and
Ecther sat viEh sohs in their threats
ard tears oTeT1oVing. Mary straight
eIel ~ and sCbbed-
MCth@r. when die hope II viii be
cs q disease and not q damage