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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-02-06

s. 6nmbel 4 Co. Ltd. VS.. Samuel
.lohnson. No. 2l47.
BY virtue of writ of Fieri Facias
and decree of the court rendered i'm
the above matter aud issued out ri
the honorable Thirteenth Judicial
District Court and To me directed,
have seized and will Offer for sale
between the hours prescribed 10y law
for judicial sales. ut the principal
front door of the court house in
Coffax. La, on
SATURDAY, Feb. 20. 1903,
the following described property
ant in the above numbered and en-
titled suit. tO-wit:
That certain tract OF land acquired
by Samuel Johnson from &. H. Teal
containing two hundred and forty
I.acreS. bounded above by lands oi
John Ryan and others or assigns. l,t-
nw by lands of John G. Calhoun or
assigns, I'm the rear by lands of b. H.
Phillips or assigns and fronting ON
Bayou DeGapp.
That certain tract Of land acquired
10y Samuel Johnson at tax sale. COLI
Thinning i've hundred and sixty acres
bounded north by lands of b. H.
Phillips, south by land of A. A. Dean
or assigns. east by land OF EdeuburI,
or assigns aud West by land Of Phil
lips.
That certain tract of land acquired
by Samuel johnson from the State
OF Louisiana lying and being in Grant
parish, Louisiana. and aggregating
nine hundred and thirty acres. of
which eight hundred and ninety
acres are described as follows: Nh
OF SWA. NA of SEA. Sec. 10: NA of SW
4. NJ of SEX Sec. 30; SEX Of NEA.
SEA Of See. IL; SWA. VIZ Of SEA Sec.
81. Il 7 \. K 3 W. Also NJ of SEk less
) acres. NEA Of Sec. "a. TX of SN Z of
See. IA, MY OF See. %. Sec. "A, 7 IN,
X ! W, together with all of the build
ings and improvements thereon. All
of said lands being situated in Grant
parish. Louisiana.
Terms OF sale-Cash. without ap-
pr;iiseIn"nt.
This 18th day OF January. 1909.
A. Il. PERKINS,
Sheriff of Grant Parish. La.
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stamp ont the boil weevil in the cot
ton growing regions of the Missis-
sirpi delta was fnatie to the House
Committee ON Agriculture to-day l,y
pr. q. L. Howard OF the bureau of
entomology ia the department of
agriculture. He said that owing to
the climatic conditions there. the in
sect muitiplies with such rapi,.ity
that the methods. of eradication
which had proven a success i'm Texas
had not been successful in the delta.
'.Guodi,ye kafie!" knew it was
coming Dir. Howard. DR.. Hunter
and the Crop Pest Commission nf
Louisiana have logged me all over
Texas and Louisiana.
Now go to work aud poison your
cotton and whip the weevil and cot
ton will come into it's own again.
AS soon as | get money enough |
will put it up and insure the work.
Yours truly. b. W. MARsToN,
East Point. La.
T. S.-A man who goes mp against
the boil weevil. without being pres
pared to fight It. needs a guardian.
With "A rainy spring and sunilnerand
few ants. cultural methods is fail
IRE. Ardis & Co. are my agents in
Shreveport. LII. MARsToN
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NOTE.

NOTE.
One box ri poisuns. carefully com.
pounded. enough for 10 acres uf young
cotton. aIdspray pump $1,000 retail
Write for directions and wholesale
prices.
DIRECTIONS FOX USING MARsTON' &
BOIL. wEEyIL DESTROYER.
Dissolve pound IN one gallon ui
water. ana stir ii well (pr shake 1t.
Ii In closed vessel) every time before
filling the pump (nearly fully as it
settles more ar less; or take one Of the
compounded packages. with ounc-
es each. price 20 cents retail. and put
lin one Ut the y pint pumps. used
by me. nearly fill with water. shake
we'll and keep il shook up. as direct
eel above. aud go to work. using
about half Il stroke Of pump Que
time. into top of bud of the yuuns
cotton as soon. or Il little sooner
than 1t begins to bunch To take on
squares. IL Is better To lie too souu
than too late. Useit ~ hours before
u rain. II washed off use 1t again.
Sunirtimes one application is enough
tn save a whole crop. II there is no
wind to iother. spray against the
wind, not with 1t.
NOTE.
Aceustom the hands to use the
pump a little while with water alone
before thepoison is put la. Keep the
pumps well CREASED to make them
work easy and IT, keep the packing
from wearing out. A child can use
the pump. One of the best hands in
my field last year was a 12-year-old
girl.
A hand can go over from four to
six acres per day easily. There
should be ole pump for every work
Ing man aud woman and child on
the plantation as they only cost Doc
retail. 80 that the poisoning can be
done as fast, aud get done rs soon.
as possible. or right after rain. If
you have any doubts about how to
work. write. come or send some one
to see me. Ii the winter has been
very mild think 1t advisable To run
over and spray the cotton forty
eight hours before 1t l. chopped out.
This b the safest plan anyhow. be-
cause the rains may interfere later.
and because sonseof the laying weev-
ils may have ceased to eat and drink.
Then spray again later as needed
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low black stiff land aud picked 30l
pounds per acre off the side poi
soned before he got a boil off the side
not poisoned. He made 4 bale pei
acre ON the side poisoned and oniy J
on the side not poisoned He swort
to these facts before the Crop Pest
Commission of Louisiana. and Their.
is not Il better man ia Louisiana
than ID. n. Sims.
John Crichton. of Crichton, La.
testified that afterexhaustive expert
lnents. that be would poison nexl
year II he could get the poison.
Jack FuiIiiove. Shreveport, La.
testified that he would not plant
cotton il he could not get the poison
to poison lie.
John Story. Westdale. La. testi.
fed that poisoning did "all the good
and gave numerous Instances Ia
prove 1t under oath before the Crutl
Pest Commission.
Andrew Luke. East Point. La.
testified that he had five acreS of cot
ton in low. black. stiff land. which
did not show Il form up 10 The time
1t was knee nigh. the weevii being
SO bad in it; that by MIR. Sims {men-
TONED abnvr) advice he poisoned IL
that it took on squares. then bios
SONS. and that he made four bales
on the five acres, and that he had
some cotton on high. dry sandy
front river land. not poisoned. ON
which he did not make enough to
try to pick. MIR. Sims confirms the
above.
4 swore before the Crop Pest Com
mission with uplifted hand. hat off.
that | had made on both my Star
Point and Willow Grove plantations.
ON cotton well poisoned bale per
acre. against like or better looking
cotton not poisoned making one
tenth to one-fourth bale per acre.
Mai. Fred Step. of Alexandria, and
many other gentlemen from Louisi-
ana and Mississippi. saw this cotton
and testified to the above facts. /
could ill a volume with these testi-
inonials, and in the face of these facts
the bats and the owls are taking orr
country. When the Boil WeeviI Con
vention, which met in Shreveport i'm
January. 1905, AMI turned me down.
tOh LordyD. put on file with W. f..
Glassell. of shreveport. q prediction
OF what has happened, now pre-
diet. in less than five years. that un-
der Marston's plan To fight the boil
weevil the people will care no more
Tor 1t than The northern people do
FOR the potato bug. nor than the
southern cotton planter does for the
caterpillar. which Taught them how
To destroy in 1871 And don't YOU
Toreet il, As was writing this my
nail brings me the following:
"Washingt"q. Jan. 6.-Diseoaras-
ng reports concerning the efforts to
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Many SIeepiess Nights. owir z 10 a
Persistent Cough. eiies
Found at Last

"For several winters past my wife has
been troubled with most persistent
and disagreeable cough. which inva j.
ably extended over period of several
weeks and caused her many sleepless
nights writes Will Haynsr, editor of
the Burnley, Colo, Bulletin. Various
remedies were Tried each year. with DO
beneficial results. In November last the
cough again put in an appearance and
my wifi, acting on the sugge ii N of n
Trend. purchased a bottle of Cdsmber-
rain S Cough Remedy. The result was
indeed marvellous. Aft-r three doses
the cough entirely disappeared and has
not manifested itself since. This rem
ed. is for sale 10y Valley drug store.
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MarstOn's Boil W66Vl| Destroyer
Directions for Spraying Cotton With the POlSOn- T6St
mOnldlS From Prominent PIdnterS-G0Sts
SlO50 at Retail

give the bOll weevil no chance
1t Will ,io little good to spray after
the COTTON has taken on grown
squares. but If the cotton has heel
neglected dOn't hesitate to do it, l,e.
cause iG costs so little. If any pune.
tured squares should appear later,
/ i,y some few OF the weevils escaping
| through carel ess work, pick them
and any wtevls which may he seen
and burn or kill them.
Last year in my hest poisoned cot
ton nottpunct uredsquare appeared
until the 9th of August. ana had The
surrounding country been as well
poisoned there wouId have been none
left. 1 made one bale per acre ON
this cotton in several places. against
one-tenth To one-fourth bale on as
good or better looking cotton adj
jacent not po,s.,ned. Ask questions
by mail II undecided or bothered, in
closing stamp for reply.
POISONING THE wEEvIL ON A LARGE
SCALE.
1t Ia best to mix in a barrel. using
\ pound OF The mixture To each gal
lou of water. and have ~ mau ON the
the wagon in the field with some ex-
ira pumps to keep them filed ami
CREASED, so az not to lose any time
aud he eau keep up on the turning
row with the hands. Indeed in Dol
soning a plantation it is best to put
every hand on the placein one squad
To see that they do their work right,
and keep their pumps well "shook
up" all the time ana see that they
don't skip any cotton. Some of
them get careless and allow the feed
pipe to CHOKE np." when it will not
work. Forewarned is forearrned.
II every cottoa planter In the South
will use this remedy and use it right,
the boil weevil can be and Will be
conquered. Just as the potato bug
and cotton caterpiller have been
practically exterminated.
TESTIMONIALS.
MFR. j. Nj. Purcell, Of Lockhart.
Texas. poisoned four acres of cotton
in the center Of u 20-acre Held. all
conditions being alike ot otherwise. anu
picked 1900 pounds of cotton of the
four acres poisoned and did NOT get
a boll off the balance Of the field tl6
acresl not poisoned.
) ID. n. Sims. Of East Point, La, pol
soEed one-half of cut Of cotton in
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-Trespass Notice.

M hunting allowed on the Rock
lslai q plantation under extreme
penalty of the law
MRS. L. MCNEELY..
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The Louisiana IL Arkansas Railway announces the in.
auguraon of Double Daily assenger Service between
Minden and Alexandria and Jena effective October 10
Trains | OF and 2-l02 about the same schedule
heretofore, leaving Mindeu lI:25 a. ln arriving at
Winfield $50 p. M, Alexandria $500 D. M and jena
4:45 D. M. and leaving Alexandria 200 a. NJ Jena 7:t5
"A M, Winfield 9D4 a. M, arrive Mnden $50 y. m.
New trains Nos. B. l03 and 4lO4 leave Minlen 6:55
a M. arrive Winfield 1000 a. NJ, Alexanlria IL :5y
a. m, Jena 1l:0 a. NJ Leave Alexandria l:45 i. M
Jena p M, arrive Winfield p. M, Muden rs D. M.
All Main Line trains make connection at packton
with trains to and from Jena Branch
B. S. Atkinson
Gen. Pass. Agent. Ttxalkana, Ark
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SHERIFF SALE.
Thirteenth Judicial District Court
Parish of Grant. State of
Louisiana.

s. Gnml,el 4 Co. Ltd. va. Samue
.Iohusun. No. 2l47.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-01-29
PRESBYTERIAN

10 a. M, Sunday School.
$50 P. M, Christian Endeavor.
Subject-lndia and the Missionary
and political changes. Bring your
East Indian curios.
1880 p m. preaching: "lIow will
it end"
All welcome as ever to this home
church.
Remember that on Sunday evening.
Jan. 81, the Presbyterian church
gathers its contribution for missions.
$40 is expected as our proportionate
share.
The Christian Endeavor society is
making elaborate preparations for
valentine social. 1t easily promises to
be one of the biggest events in that
line for long time. You will be we'll
notified before the date.
ARCHIBALD DuRRIE, Pastor
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Knights of Pythias

At the regular meeting of the K. p.
last Monday evening four candidates
we're given the first degree aud one the
second, Next Monday evening work
will be put on in the second degrees.
for which there are four candidates.
At the present time there are fourteen
candidates taking the various degrees,
so that there is work. for every meet.
ing and tits hoped that large number
of members will attend meetings ana
assist the officers by their presence.
Visiting brothers aom other lodges
are always welcome
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-01-29

Charley Bohmann of Lewiston was
calling on the Masonic brethren this
week.
Learn shorthand. typewriting and
Office filing at the Moscow Business
College.
The Christian En- deavor society of
the Presbyterian church will give a
social and entertainment for the bene.
fit of the addition recently built on the
church, on Friday evening, January
80. There will be pie eating contest.
potato race, peanut race and clothes
hanging contest for the ladies', for
which prizes will be gwen. An enter.
tainment will also be given and light
refreshments served.
Roy Durbn has entered the race in
the Spokerman-Review contest and is
out after the piano. MIR. Durbin is EN-.
ployed at the Mari Mercantile Co. aid
one of the most popular clerks in town.
Every reader OF the Review, either
the daily or semi weekly. unless gath
eriag votes for some other contestant,
should renew their subscriptio..s which
gives from 500 to 5000 votes, and
should also save the daily votes con.
tanned in each paper. Call and see Mr..
Durbin.
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An CIl-Timer Passes

D, H. Sutherland. father of Angus
Sutherland, ex sheriff of Shoshone
County, died last week at Occur
d'Alene. Idaho, aged SO years, He
leaves son, Daniel, at that place and
sou at Portland. Mr.. Sutherland and
one Of his sous we're homesteaders in
Bed Rock C.nvon several years ago
and we're we'll known to the older
generation of this community. The
funeral was held last Friday from the
home, with burial in Forest cemetery.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-01-29

FOR SALE-A 100 light Carbite
Gas Machine. This machine is in good
condition and can be secured at a
very low price. Enquire at the
Gazette Office.
FOR SALE An Al Fairbanks
Morse, two horse pouer gasoline en-.
CINE and pump attached, Also a 400
gallon waite, tank and piping. For a
big bargain see G. M. Lewis.
Kendrick, Idaho.
Learn Business English, Business
correspondence and Business PEN
manship at the Moscow Business
College.
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Notice of Sale

Notice is hereby given that |
William Thomas, will sell on Feb-uar,
st, one red cow belonging to Sam
Maxwell for keeping charges since
October 10, 1907, unless paid for be
fore date of sale.
WILLIAM THOMAS,
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Church Services
METHODIST

Preaching at Little Bear ridge.
Sunday, both morning and evening,
from the texts: ais THY Heart R,ght7"
"Review Thy Works
Meetings will probably continue tor
few evenings. Come one, come all,
and help lift the Cross.
JAMES S. TAYLOR, Pastor
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-01-29
Fever Sores

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely, but
should be kept in healthy condition
Thie can be done by applying Cham
berlain's Salve. This salve has no
superior for this purpose. 1t also
Is most excellent for chapped hands,
sore nipples, burns and diseases OF
thesskin. For sale by Albert MOskop
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Cameron News

Miss Frieda Meyer left for Spokane
last week.
Mrs. Anne Carper left for colf.x,
WASH. last Tuesday.
Carl Wegner has purchased a fns
young horse from Herman Wilken.
The Cameron school was dismissed
Tuesday afternoon on account of the
illness Of the teacher, Mr.. Smith,
A large party was given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C4rl Wegner last
Sunday and everybody reports a good
time.
Hartung Bros, Wagner Bros,
August Rucks, Carl Wegner and his
son August are in the timber 4 few
miles east of Southwick cutting wood.
There will be debate At Southwick
tonight, Jan. 20, Southwick vs, Cam.
eron, on the question: Resolved, that
the local option law with tie county as
the unit would be a benefit to the
people of Idaho. ~.
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LOCAL..

Ed Ameling visited Moscow last
Tuesday.
r. Walker and wife have returned
from trip to Spokane.
Carl Munsterman made a trip to
Spokane the first of the week.
Alex MARI of the MARI Nero. Co.,
atVol mer. was in town Tuesday.
B. Vaughan was among the Wis.
itors ct the county seat last Tuesday.
]. F. Reinhardt Of Juliaetta was a
business visitor in town last Monday
Judge Terry made business trip
l to Spokane the first part of the week
Some older, some larger. but none
better than the Moscow Business
College.
Jim McGahan is down from the
mines and stepped over here on his
way to Lewiston.
Max Alexander and wife of
Portland visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred >Beckwith last Sunday.
Mrs. r. H. Porter wishes US to an.
nounce that she will be at home to her
friends on Thursday afternoon.
DR.. NV. Thompson, scataboe Blk,
4 MOSCOW, gives special attention to Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat diseases. d.
Since the chinook of last week,
there is plenty of water in the river
and the -four mill is now running night
and day.
The telegraph line through this
place is being rebuilt with heavier
poles, ETC.. and gang of liuemen are
at work in town this week.
WANTED Girl, between the ages
of "A and 10, to take care OF children.
Address Mrs. E D Bradbury.
Kendrick, Idaho,
H. H. Nagle, formerly N. P. agent
at this PLACE and now located at Sand.
point, Idaho, was a Sunday visitor
here. MIR. Nagle was one of the most
popular agents that Kendrick ever had.
though we think we have a pretty
good agent at present
About 10 members OF the LOOT.
of Kendrick went to Troy last Sat.
evening to make fraternal visit to
the lodge of that town. The evening
was passed with music, games, speak
ing, etc. and all report very enjoy
able occasion. One OF the most
interesting part of the evenings en-
joyment to some Of the BOYS was the
banquet which was provided by the
Troy lodge.
A. B. Cakes, who has been visiting
in Iowa for the past two months re
turned home the later part of last
week. He says that common farm
lands. which are no better than the
land of Latah County. are selling in
that section for from 500 to $40 per
acre. While he was there, quarter
section was sold at pubic sale and
brought SLY per are. This bears
out what we have always claimed,
viz: that no better investment can be
made bv young man than to buy a
section Of farming land in the north
west. H. Is bound to make money if
he merely sits still and holds it. as
when this country becomes moi thick.
ly settled, Land is certain to be higher
than the present market price of Pot.
latch lands.
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Charley Bohmann of Lewiston was
calling on the Masonic brethren this
week.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-15
Prof B simek v 0maze

Nalezajf ~ na sgych geologi-
Ickych ylzkumnJch cestdch zatou-
lal 5, prof B. Simcls 4 university
s Iowa City ttz do okoli Omahy
ii >taFii 81 u rodiny V. Burcsoyy.
kdcz strakl vpCcr ~ Saboty ma
ncdcli Y nrddli rauo paI, Sc ode
.hral So znamfm archculogcm pa
mem t'ildercm, nocnim redalttorcm
World lleraldu, a icho dye-
Ina pomocniky k mistu IN South
.Omahoi znamem pod jmencm
\" Childs Point Y ncdtli yetcr So
Fraiil zpet k liurcsoyum a v no.
ci cd bral So do Missouri Valley
"a lp"an, la. kdr budc konati dali
81 sva badani po cely tcnto tyden
JAR nam professor sdelil. ucinil v
thllds Poinlu znamenity objev.
pryy toho druhu y Nchrascc. Ma
lczl tam nanos predlcdovcoyy, u
ueml naleza Sc mnoho "A muoho
pozuslailiu zvtrc 4 tt DOLBY. Pred
objcvcnlm tohoto nanosu pancm
profcsorcm v lowe. nanos tpnto
uebyl presn6 urcen. Znam byl icn
ma pacifickem sklonku pohori v
lIpaii Skalneho pohofi po cele del
CO, kde ovsem ien tn a tam se OBJ
jeyuje. Dosud vsak neurcite Ca
sem ! nespravne byl popsi N. Pan
professor Simek ie uznanou autori-
ton geologic a zvlaste pokud SO
tycc loessu (zlutky), v lesnictyi n
kvetcn6. Dnes nalczy v loessu ne
isou nznany. lee by byly schyale-
ny prof. Simkeh. Pan B. Simek ie
profesorem botaniky dale vyu-
tuje nauce o rostlinach ma statni
unlyersitr lowe po 20 let jest
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-15
RECK0

Jlz po delSi dobu koluiiei po.
ycstl. n recky kral Sc citi ma nei.
vyssi stupcn nespokoienym. Sc IN.
kladaii na pravde Nyni tom nj.
81 ~ reclle uoyiny. a pripouSti
Sc. ~ kral ma umyslu yzdati Sc
irnu odcjiti celou rodinou ~
zcmt Ma K tomu dosti duyodn
Ncellll So Recku nikdy donna q
yse Sc mn zdr znrchutiIo. zylaSt5
.od poSledni ydlky Tureckem
.kdy pozual Rcky V ccle iich spro
stole Jil telrdy ncrhybdlo mno.
ho, ably byl ze zemt utekl Bylo
.trcba mnoho premlourani. zvIastf
'a strany utmerktho cisarc. aby
znstal, Nyui Sc v mem ozyHa zno-
yu touha zbayiti Sc uedustoinGho
jail So ylady timy
slem zaTestl Rcrku lrpsi pomt
ry - lid ponekud umrayniti. AZ
icho snahy Sc tristily na vscstran
mem odporu Nencl AMI moe
svlch opray proytsti jest panoy
nikcm ien dc jm6na. We sllutec
nosti yladnou Recku nadeInicj
polItlckfch slran. liSicich Sc malo
ncb mic Cd sdruzcni lupiaskycb
y zcmi vladne lupicstyi vc vSeeh
moznycb podobach, jak tomu by
10 vzdy od tech dob. kdy Reclo
bylo znoFll osazeno narodem, ienl
nema 20 Starlch IIellcncch mic
ncz zkomolenou rec
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-15
Zahadna vrazda

puinkm EcorS, urdalcko DE-
.trnit Mich nalclena byIa zoha
ycna east nrtyoIy nIadt diyky. /
.uil pozdti pozndna byla sleGnd
Maybellc Millmanoya. pndczre.
.ni hroznaho Ginn pada ua i2lc.
.teho dra Fritche. Dir Fritch byl
lll jrdlpn pro podohne obyin6ni
zatren Il scr kdyl miss Edith Pre-.
slcyoya predritatelka korektur j
statnrm senatn dubnu 1907 ~.
ufela III podrzrcl{ch okolnosti
Doposud ziisiilo 80 ~ i Mill
manoya llratce pred SWIM ndicl.
dem do Detroit doslula 4 reeisiro.
Yanem dopisc pcnizc Tato prayi.
ia sFf malice ~ il ic posIala jeii
priiclkynf Detroit Miss Hem.
ingova, ably j mohla naystivili
Posledn6jsi ysak 10 popira Serii
5asion Jest toho udhlcdn. ~ peni,
ze zaslany byly cd mlzc. aby Miss
Mlllmanoya mohla So podrobiti o.
peracl. Jcz leii smrt pfivodila, ma.
eca dotycny Iekar mrtvolu rozkou.
skoval, do dym pytlu zasiI do
Ecorse potoku hodil. Washington
skt nrady splnomocnily postmi-
stra Ann Arbor. ably knihu re-
gistroyanich dopisn a penezni po.
ukdzky serifu Gastonovi predloail,
@imz 50 doufa priiiii ma stopu o.
sobe, jez slec. Milmanove zaslala
~ regisirovanem dopisu penize.
Primd stopa yraba dos,ld vypa-
trdna neui.