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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

on one side the country is wild green
with uncultiVated foliage, and mighty
rocks here and there creep forth. The
opposite side of the harbor is made up
of private establishments handsome
houses, well kept lawns and extensive
gardens. The entrance to the harbor
lies between two high, sharply rising
cliffs, called the North and South
Heads, the distance across the channel
being about mile. The entire har-
hor has over 200 miles of coast line,
owing to the numerous deep linden
tations, resembling on a larger scale
the splendid harbor of Halifax, \. s.
THE waters Of sydney look SO invit-
ing that the first thought of the visitor
is that he must take a dip from one Of
the inviting sandy beaches. But TO his
ehagrin he learns that TO battle in
those waters is 10 write his own death
warrant. The man eating sharks are
so numerous that even people who fall
overheard from vessels can rareiy be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

10 the letter, ils principles became mo
business policy Of n. e. N, !. In mo
years when an overlooking Of STOCK
meant much more difficulty than 1T
present 10 Weather.ng Hn Inactive sea'
son. ,t..
brigham Young always urged inc
conservation Of resources. hc utstu
mis- brethren who had nelds' laIsor lnaN
b,rs and not them harvest the gram
rather than Let II go 10 waste lie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

Australia. is the second largest city on
the island continent" Few cities
when approached from the sea strike
visitors favorably, for invariably the
monumental commercial buildings
cluster around the waters edge and
the wharfs are unsghtly. But ut
Sydney the aim has been to make all
most the entire water front Ike park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

any business man wishing 10 send the
bi%sI practical advice 10 q buyer .pg
oy hrIn mlgA, ees,iy alter the date
o,,, 'ne above dispatch, and sign hls
esr,, name ~ II, assured that 1t would
Of ~, 70 the agent an order, the fllng
T,nlpn would mean conservative, safe
IN ~ particular telegram was sent uuS
w. year 1908, when short time sales
Of mel STOCK, and quick turplng oyer
'o7ney' are the business lessons of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

feet took the regular steamship course
Of l,S00 miles TO sydney and probably
all looked forward Ia viewing the mag
nifcent harbor, famous the world
around. The travellers of wide expert
encG state that Sydney harbor is worth
y transoceanic voyage to see. sydney,
IN the province of New South Wales.
fl!linS the southeasteriY corner OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

a rucent panic but m lhIL Ihllly'pIIV
years ago when Utah was just emers-
Ing into definite form as eomnnu-
wsalth and the hardest Of frontier NE
was disappearing, ,n
Brigham Young who addressed u 20
Spencer Clawson, was % thal ullle ~
ST. George. spending the winter Ml.
Ciawson, a buyer for a. G. NJ J., was
about 10 depart FOR the east an iellu
annual buying trip, and ihia telegram
was his final Instructions. Carried out
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-21
The Local Roundup.

Subscribe for The Record.
'afiee al va !'ot'nd.el' soiiloiro"
\ es'a.afu"E) h's''''
Watc!! for hand bills announc-
Ing BIG CUT PRICE SALE of
+. NJ. Wall Co.
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'''s WI y -" ''ss WIN
Rev. A!ouzo (ostlett has been ap-
'''''''e.' l''a'ol VI .''e W =. .''o'.''
q. ia : '''s'. wv ''2'i'. = WI ''o'o
'i'o ~ . ''..' - s's''e ft'N0
''o'''ay' aug o.
Joe Cherry leaves today for Gran
vile, ILL.,, for few weeks visit II
is rumolcu that when ne returns it
vii! be with a fair partner 10 share
life $ Joys and sorrows with him.
,,
;,
ganization was perfected, the fol-
lowing being the first set Of officers:
Carl \, Thompson, President; A.,
". Eisclcin, secretary: {. r. Cheney
treasurer. \ set OF instruments has
been ordered and they expect to be
able in Il very short time to furnish
music for public occasions.
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The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-21
STEALS MARCH ON FRIENDS
Bert Burlington and Miss Eva Brooks
HE Themselves to Lewistown ard
Are Quietly Married.

When Eert burlington and Miss
Eva NJ. Brooks took the west
bound train here Wednesday of last
week, none OF their friends suspected
that they contemplated anything
serious even though they We're
riced to Il queens taste. Later how
ever. it developed that the couple
had gone to l4ewistown where they
were quietly united il marriage
shortly before noon the next day.
Rev. Taggart of the Presbyterian
church OF that place perform
ing the ceremony.
After the ceremony tie newly
married couple left for short visit
with the brides family who reside
near philbrook returning to Nounl-
up Yesterday.
The contracting parties are we'll
and favorably known in Roundup.
Mr.. burlington is young man of
exemplary character and sterling
qualities and is in every way cap
anlc OF providing home for the
girl Of his choice. lie IS employed
in The Republic coal mine 1t this
place and is ono of the trio who
were scaldel in the accident OF
July 9Th. II G bride is ropula,
and accomplished young lady and
has large circle Of friends here
having been employed III the Min
ers Dining Hail for several
months.
| The Record Joins the many friends
OF the happy couple in extending
congratulations and wishing them /;
happy voyage over the matrimonial
seas.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-21

Watch for hand bills announcing
BIG CUT PRICE SALE Of F. NJ.
Wall Co.
After loosing about half doz-
en- games consecutiyely the Miners
finally wallopcd the Town Boys to
the tune Of 10 to ) last Sunday. It
was an interesting game and replete
with good playing.
Geo. W. Handel and Geo. Bach
man of Musselshell stopped off
here Wednesday while on their way
home from meeting of the Bill
ngs-Musselshcll Telephone Co. .at
Lavina. Neither Of the gentlemen
had been here since early in April
and they expressed surprise at the
rapid growth of the city in that
short time. They caught freight
for Musselshell the same evening.
Art Wilson opened his cigar fac
tory Monday morning and has been
turning out the weed at Il lively
clip all week. He already has
enough orders to keep him busy for
a considerable length of time. and
from all appearances will enjoy a
nice business. His brands will be
known as the Roundup Leader and
LaPreona. both ten centers, and
nothing but the best grade of to-
bacco will be used in their makeup.
Rev. W. w. Van Orsdel. district
superintendent of Great Falls, Rev.
Chas. D. Crouch, pastor OF First
NJ. f. church of Great Falls, and
Rev. DR.. A. G. kynet. secretary Oh
Board Of Church Extension Society
of Philadelphia, stopped off be-
tween trains Thursday on their way
to attend the annual conference oi
the NJ. f. church at Miles City. Al
were well pleased with the outlook
Of our new town, and steps vii
soon be taken towards erecting the
new church at this place.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-21

Homerl9aHec who is now located
al Three Forks. Mont, was il town
several days this week leaving We'd /
nasday. lie will engage IN some
line OF business in the now division
town.
Alec Mckenzie OF Bismarck. \.
H., prominent in politics in the
Flickortail state, Sen. J. r. Droiie,
OF Die i1lason and J. II. Grecn, con
II. ,tel with the Milwaukee town
site company in the Dakotas. We're
in Roundup from Saturday until
Tuesday looking up investments.
'lhes We're greatly surprised 1t the
progress this city has made during
its short term of life and prophe sled
a great future for the Queen City
Of the Mussrlshcll.
David loney yesterday bought
the European Hotel and Poo!
Room on Main street from Mm.
Van Dolan, and is thus again ntinl-
berel among Roundup's business
men. Dave announces that he viii
make several improvements in tie
plar" at,rh as putting new Inrni-
turc ii the rooms and adding j lii
lizard table To the pool hall. an,t
will conduct Il first class place III
every respect. We are glad To see
Dave remain a citizen Of Roundup.
There will be a meeting tonight
to perfect Il permanent organlzatian
of the Commercial Club Of Round
up. At the meeting held Monday
evening il committee consisting oi
Carl \. Thonpson l.. II. Carroll
and Wm. J. Jameson was appoint-
ed to draft Il constitution and set OF
| bylaws which will report AZ the
meeting tonight. Permanent Of
/ ticcrs VIII be elected tonight and
the club formally launched on its
task OF promoting the welfare Of
Roundup. Every business man
should be present,
The concert and ball given last
Saturday evening for the benefit OF
| the Roundup band was sue
cess in every sense Of the word
/ About Ga tickets were sold and the
1 band nettei Il neat little SUM FROM
the affair 10 60 toward defraying
+ the expense Of purchasing inRtru-
n"nta. Prof. Crispin''s selections
on u" violin and trombone were
! g@.;ti.E : eGeNei By those present. as
N"re a3~o thc vocal numbers by
&lrs, es9seFa4 and IT," selections by
tan orchestra. Mr.. J. =. Bryan
.'ta%ta the piano acconpaniments
in h.r eatal Excellent style. The
baud boys Wish to extend their
thanks - those who appeared on
. .. = 7
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-21
DRAKE TAXES TWO GAMES
Bunch From the Flickertail State Defeat
Locals in Two Games.-Some
Good playing.

Tie Drake. \. D.. baseball team
which is touring the state and has
been skinning everything they have
come in contact with except the
best ball team in the world. namely
the Forsyth aggregation. stopped
off here Monday to engage the locals
in two games. +. W. Ray. who
was instrumental in arranging the
games. picked out q rine out OF the
two local organizations to combat
the North Dakotans, put they prov
ed little to much for the local fans.
Our boys We're handicapped i'll as
much as they had never played to-
gether in that lineup, while the
Drakcites have been playing bail
practically every day tlruout the
entire season and may be classed
as semi-professionals.
Mondays game resulted in Il
score of | 4 to , in favor OF Drake.
almost as bad score as the latter
were soaked with at Forsyth the
day bcforc-16 to |. 1t was 4 COM
cny OF errors for hc locals having 8
81 them marked up against them,
while the North pakotans played an
almost crroiless game. We secured
5 hits off OF Boyer but failed to
score until the seventh inning when
Cherry and Moody brought in the
only two scores made. Lougc and
Cherry threw for the locals while
Boyer did the twirling for Drake.
| The score:
+. Drake 0 o 3 O 2 @ 6 0 Sd
Roundup @ Q Q 0 90 . 0 O. ?
Tuesdays game started out bet
ter but it was impossible to keep up
. the pace. and when the game was
finished the score stood IL to2 with
Drake on the heavy side. Drake
went to bat first and drew a goose
egg. Tie locals took their turn
with a determination to do some
| thing. kibble went out at first !.
Earl Fletcher got nice hit and
was advance to second by Art Viii
son. who walked. Earl scored on a
we'll placed hit by Shaw after which
the side was retired and no more
scores made until the seventh in.
ming. The second score was made
by Happy kibble who picked
nice single and was forced across
the rubber by a sensational three
Dagger by his big brother.
In the field the locals playe6
good ball until the very last in
ming when things went wrong and
the visitors increased their margin
by I 'allcs. They also scored il
the third, fourth and fifth securing
2 in each inning, bringing theiI
: total up to Il.
Louge, Fletcher and Ridgewa,
were in the box for Roundup ant
Hawks occupied the same position
with the Flickertail bunch. Drake
had 10 hits in their credit t,
Roundup's y, while the local
made s errors to the visitors L.
The score:
Drake 90 2 2 2 900 II:
. Roundup l O OO 90 0 o.
; Mcdonald umpired both game,
, and his decisions were general
satisfactory.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-21
RroWn.Osbcrne Go. Sci! Out.

A deal was closed yesterday
whereby the F.M Wall Go. becomes
owner of the stock Of goods Of the
Rrown-Osborne Co., the latter firm
retiring from business. The stock
which consists OF a high grade, well
selected line OF gents furnishings,
has been removed to the +. II.
Wall store where the entire stock
will be placed on the bargain coun-
ter and disposed OF at cut rate
prices
Geo. II. Osborne. who has had
charge of the Brown-Osborne Co.
store since it was started here, has
decided to remain in Roundup and
has accepted position with the
Wall Co. rs salesman.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-21

LOST-A cigar case. Finder
please return to Record Office.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-21

Watch for hand bills announcing
BIG CUT PRICE SALE Of F. NJ.
Wall Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

William Harris to Lewis Har
ris Lot blk 2 Platte--l200
Amos I.aPointe & wife to
jacob +. GreenawelL a. Frank
w Picking ne-sw g. Lot 3 acc l9-
96 3d. 26OO
II S Richardson Il wife to AxeT
Peterson sea sec % 100 68-6 $500
Hoyle Gilreath 4 wife to J B
& Jose + Hatch Part lots 4&5
blk Al Hardings lst add Ian
des-2O0
Johnson Bros. Land Co to v
A Welcher SO Sc sec Ii. 98-66-1
johnson Bros. Land Co to r
E Andrews lots 1&2 blk 10 Ian
des- 400
Alex HOrnedeagle & wife to
Felix Brunot ne NV sec l.94 65
2lO
Hannah Eagleshooter to John
Evoraoek se-se sec 35.95-62--
1000
Elizabeth Pretty to E G Crock
er lot ll77 sec ~ y4-62-9OO
Joseph w Linkhart & wife to
Thaker r Linkhart und4 sw-se
sec 8 96 63--l
Joseph w Linkhart 4 wife to
Elmore w Hurst und 2 sw-se
sec 8 96-63-l
Frank S Strohbehn 4 wife to
Michael King ne ne sec 23Ase
Sc sec 1896 64-35OO
Michael King 4 wife TO Frank
S Strohbehn So Sc sec 6 96 63-
$500
| Simon f Ham mond e. wife tt
Frank 5 Strohbehn undo lots
1912. 700 sec 10 4 lots 1927, 20:
sec SO & lot 700 sec 24-95 62
| G N Longhead ct al To Il NJ
Ward 50 NV Il lots 3A 4 sec 8
1OO-6s- 2l69 Is
II w johnson & wife 10 Geo
! NJ Caster 4 r K Andrews lot
blk "a l. Andes -26y. 81
Dalton Baliinger & wife to Alb.
Strovel Sc he 4 ne-se sec 2l-94
62--ll50
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

The old fashioned Way u de~tag = w~eh
stomach. or stimulating ths heart or kidney
IL ali wrong. Ur shonp nrst I,osntsd oas tht1
error, This N Why his prescFiptton Ol
stsoopfs Restorative ~ dtssct~d entissty y
1. . csuss ~ tssese ailments ~ths weak insl<ts
or controlling nerves. II isM't - dinlruit
says tr. shoop. " strengthen : wsah
stomach. Heart. Or kidneys, II ons goes - Y
correctly. each inside organ has liz contrUi'
ling or inside nerve. when theSs nerves
fall. then tho~r organs must surely fAltss
These vital truths are leading drugstsss
every where 10 dispense and recommend Dr.
shoop's Restorative. Test IL = lev days
and see improvement viii prompsiy snd
surely follow. Sold by Wagner Drrg 10
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
Superstitions | Have Known


les Es"si'nda We no p''rve
IA certain superse't''ns. r'r
instance;
we tn'nK opA'~ ara uniuH1V
Wnen YOU pay 30 Ps'c1
opa's tnat are "sHth - o7n
Ne th'na y un'usNs - a
under = 'audsT anu nave !" Ies'"s
er on s'is op 1"h| u'oi' = q'ass
" green paint On our ~" c'''"
nev 10 nat
We esn'n1 y noss u'uc1
s't sn'rNesa - Ao" Wue'~
'nere = o"'y 'o" eno's" ~
iou'.
We sa'hS uu'1oAs ~ ss
Oh . 'eh'uaS "'P =" E''uAs
Whea We ''"se "Aru'y e"o'3''
money ~ our PocNsss ~ 'Ass
over ou"uas'
We tnsnk IL uniucky M Dsss
in front Ct funeral procession
when tho heArse il being drive n
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25


The newspapers OF the state
are busy now telling the state
legislators what they think
ought TO be done st the coming
session. TIN. editors are clOse
enough to the people of the stale
70 know better than anyone else
Just what is wanted ---aud needed
IN the line Of measures for the
betterment OF all. and the state
solons will make no mistake II
following the valuable sugges
tions secured through the
medium of the newsnapers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
Circuit Court

Court cOnvenes ut Platte on
Tuesday, January II. aud the
following is tlae list nf Jurors:
w. C. Pollinxer. Lake Andes
Peter Erickson. MDre
K. e. StoDe. jackson
| A. j. Oldaker. Goose Lake
w. Il. Gilreath, Lake Andes
II e. Brown. Lake George
John Brock. Platte eity
Gus Niedermie,er. Waxner
j. A Foxley. Carrull
Henry Stache. Kennedy
j. M. Todd. Kennedy
manuel Hahn, Ch 'taau Creek
A. r. Bossinyha Geddes
j. S. Walker. Platte
| @. l.. Graves. LaRoche
Chas. Roe. Moore
NJ w Westerhuis. Signal
Pat Bloomquist. tOi bes
B. r. Morgan. Lawrence
B. +. Branson. Platte City
Irving Underwood. Hamilton
l.. l. Brown. La Roche
w. A. Lathrop, jackson
/. L. Walker. Platte
Grant Smith. Rhoda
John DeHaan. Signal
II. v. DAILY. Highland
w. III. McEirov. Goose Lake
G. w. Ahrens. Pam Center
}. Woods. Moore
r. w. James. Plain Center
b. S. Seese. Wahehe
G. A Campbell. Rhoda
p. Connell. Moore
K. Langeland. White Swan
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

BryaL has been down in Texas
shooting ducks; that il his party
had been doing Ill the killing
after they were arrested for =
violation Of the "a .As law. Be-
fore that time the Democratic
ex presidential candidate had
done the largest share Of tie
killing. Who wouldn't be In
ex. presidential candidases
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

Coughs that are tight. Or distrsesin9 tickl-
Ing coughs. gel quick and certain heIp from
Or. shoops Cough Kennedy IN this -
count Druggists every where sss tAvostne
DR. shops Cough Rsmedy. And II = entifs-
" free from Opium. chlorufosn,. Or -
other SUPPLYING drug. Tne ssndes iesvss
II = bMrmless tung-heallnx m0nntain0a1
shrub give 70 Or. ShoOp's OOugh Rsmedy
its curative properties. Tbuss tseses h4ss
The power ~ calm The D0st dt1eseaelna
Cough, and 70 heal Ard sO0ths ~ most
,eusitivs bronchiAi ncmbfAne- Aosherl
should. Tor s.sety's sake st0se, slwAys Dr.
mAnd Dr Shoops. II can VI - peSfsct frss-
dom be given - even ths yuunnons haDse
Test il oncs yowrssif. sad -! sold ~
Wagner Dsng Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

Insurance com mpanies doing
business in Sonth Dakota may
hereafter be compelled to invest
~ least IS Der cent OF their
state business in Dakota mort.
gage securities. A bill to that
effect il to be IntrOd uced in the
next state legislature.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

We read OF a hen who has
laid 24O eggs in 247 days. Bring
her out here her sisters are on
. strike.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
Not all grafters hail from out
side OF Wagner.

Preventics- the nsi G andy Cold cnre Tab
al sdvsntascs over sli other remedies tor .
cold First-Thsy contain no 0ninine. moth
ting harsh or sickeuinx Second-They give
almost instant relief. Third-pleasant TO the
taste. like candy. Fourth-A large box-te
Preventics-at s cents. Also Ane for fever
aSh childssn. Sold BY Wagner Drug CO.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

The newspapers are report
ing that tho vsrmillion water
supply is impure. Must be m
excuse TO change to something
else Budweiser, for instance.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

To-day In the biggest dav Of
the year To the children Of all
lands. A day Of mirth and
nllity.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
More Homesteads

Uncle Sam Is contemplating
. gift to his citizens once more,
of about l6. coo quarter sections
nf land.
They will be carved out OF the
Standing Rock aud Cheyenne
river reservations in that state.
and 2.6oO, 600 acres of good land
will be given away just as soon
as the preliminaries can be at
tended to. They will not be
actually donated; the land must
be appraised and sold; but iu
fact it win amount to- almost q
donation.
| The opening of this immense
tract-said To be the last great
area which the government will
have at it's disposal for home
stealing purposes illustrates
the sad fate Of the Great Ameri-
can Desert. Two generations
ago every thing west Of the Mis-
sissippi was the desert. Then
it moved along. and everything
west of the Missouri IS far AS
the Cascade mountains WIS
desert. Then states grew up
lin the desert, and great cities
fiourished, and the desert was
driven into close quarters.
Finally the bad lands Of South
Dakota became q sort of last
stronghold of the theory that \
Great American Desert really
existed Parcel by parcel these
were taken no and turned into
thrifty farms.
4 Still. the Standing Rock and
Chevenue reservations, inhabit-
ed by some thousands of Indians
were regarded as hopeless,
One day the Chicago. Milwaukee
& St. Paul road announced that
it would build to the Pacific
coast, and that its line would
: pass squarely through these
I; lands. Thereupoa people be-
gan wondering il they we're
worth while. The result was
that it was suddenly discovered
that they, too, were good lands
and that they needed nothing
but attention.
Last session congress passed
an act for opening 2, 900. 600 acres
of these reservations to settle
: ment. The government must
buy them from the Indians, and
then in turn sell them to settlers
AS soon rs the law passed th'
desert began to gain popularit!
with homesteaders It develop
ed that these were excelleL
: agricultural lands, lying along
2 splendid streams. It was al
: unexplored region, with q bat
9 reputation because it had loni
: been set off as an Indian reserva
: ton.
With about 100000 people
y the state of South Dakota ha;
for a number of years beer
credited with producing largel
per capita OF wealth than al,
other state in the union. IL
lands have been coming int
corresponding demand, ant
when it was announced that thi
big domain was to be opened
inquiries came from all sections
1t is now expected that tn
lands will be opened for tn
registration of wouldbe home
steaders in the autumn of 100.
and for entry Of the lucky one
Y in the spring OF 1910 Tn
= lopenlng will be by the acceutet
process Of registration and lo'
n terry drawing: the man with tn
. first nun Der having first choic
of plats. The best tracts wi
be worth from $1,000 down
ward.
Not all grafters hail from Ou
side OF Wagner
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

Nooieo.
Any p>rsons hnyiak hills
aGainst ths = O +. ~ mi1
pleass prsse1 4 49, - Lss
Eltn Bnoher - = = Il! = !
= " uish - hnvo n
closed up 81 ~ llsol - 4 l|| u
Beasls r - n