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Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-06-13
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and she offered testimony of similar character, Opne
Judge Kavanaugh, the lawyers either sde and the jury
if impaneled, would pronounce it worse
rubbish than the Chicago heoogico urs puts upon ply
steal Science 1t would not be liking to be mpaed
before such judge His rank pre- udce would be good
grounds for change of and the aid of the law to that
end would be speedily invoked Nor could trust the
ownership issue of the pewter watch such aran bigo
1t that Judge Kavanaugh unable realize the fact
that truth will live in spite of his rawlings if it be
contempt of the judicial prerogatve for evolution to estab
lsh itself without consent Some years ago witnessed
egotiscal bullpup hop asrde the collar of an adult
wildcat and the woeful result convinced that judgment
and ambition should blitey foot it hand in hand After
reading Judge Kavanaughs structures, opinion has
been confirmed. But read further:
"The moderate evolutonss like Darwin, allow heaven
the privilege of having created fe but limit its activities
four five progentors among the animals and less than
that among the plants The radicals like Haecke, regard
god a capricious interferer with their theories"
Any man who could give vent to such an expression
might be expected deliver dissenting opinion upon the
proposition that three times makes than He
would be willing to denounce men of Science mere adj
venturers but is unable tell whether Jonah duly
appointed delegate of the deity erswhie Chicago ur
st 1t is doubtful if he could discover an original thought
without the aid of search warrant Neither Darwin or
Haece ever took god into consideration when making their
Investigations into scientific fact If god reigns, Judge
Kavanaugh appears to believe then evolution Is fghul
lie and those churches claiming evolution as gods
plan, guilty of promugatng what is known to them to
be As opposed to Judge Kavanaugh assertion, it
is impossible for any god to interfere with evolution,
which dposes Of his criticisms concerning aecke while
Darwin announced spontaneous generation and natural
lection the law of life which cut heaven out OF the
ton business altogether. But if ''c'reaton" be fact
ought be thankful that Judge Kavanaugh hot en-
ployed a model in the man making factory Such man
would deny the because Of its spots and declare love for
q monster because encOmpassed with passion.
1t is selfevdent fact that this Chicago jude will never
the woods fire by of what H. Knows. What
he does not know would fill much larger book. There
probability that he would like to get back the bench
again when his term expires and that he is living in hope
would deny the because of its spots and declare love
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
RAVALLpS DELEGATION
BUSY AT HELENA
Members of Legislature from
this County Appointed ON
Important Committees.

Ravalli county's interests are being
capital. The members of the legis-
ature from this county were recog-
nzed in the appointment of import =
ant standing committees, and it is
,ertain that they will strongly support
any measute that will benefit the
Bitter Root valley.
Senator Romuey was appointed
chairman of the senate committee on
horticulture. He also was given a
place on the committees on corpora
tons, agriculture and manufactures
finance and claims and election and
privileges.
Representatives Crutchfield and
Croft received appointments on i'm
porrant Committees in the house
Crutchfield was made chairman of the
committee on corporations. He is a
member also of the committee on
judiciary, education, development
and publicity, and public institutions,
buildings and grounds.
Representative Croft was made
chairman of the house committee on
horticulture and a member of the
irrigati and water hts, house etn-
ployees, and dairying committees.
Senator Romney introduced bill
in the senate Monday providing an
appropriation of $4,000 for the wido W
and orphans of Chas. B. Peyton, who
was killed in the service of the state
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
A LOCAL '. N. c. A.

w. H. Day of Chicago and C. I.
Hicks of New York City, both of
whom are general secretaries of the
Young Mems Christian association,
are expected to visit Hamilton about
February I in the interest of Young
Mems Christian association work,
their prime object being to organize
Young Mems Christian association in
this city 1t is estimated that SIS 900
will be required for the purpose of
erecting suitable building. Should
the plan meet with favor an effort will
be made to raise part of this sum by
subscription. Those interested IN the
project may consult the past of the
local churches or h. c. Bean at the
Hamilton hotel.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
THE EAGLES INSTALLATION.

A large crowd attended the eagles
installation at Burns hail Thursda Y
evening. Organizer Alfred S. Rollo,
assisted by the retiring officers of the
lodge, conducted the installation of
the new officers, whose names were re-
Gently pu blished in this paper.
Following the ceremonies Judge H.
L. Myers responded to a request for
an address, After reviewing the
brief career aud wonderful growth of
the Eagle fraternity, the speaker
eulogized the teachings of the order
and the principles upon which it is
founded. A surprise was then sprung
on the retiring president, George
Witcomb. "We know you have
nothing to be proud Of" said Judge
Myers addressing Mr.. Witconb,
"and so we are going to give you
something to he proud Of"
He then drewi from his pocket a
handsome ring bearing the emblem of
the fraternity and presented it to the
retiring president with athe compli-
ments of the lodge. Mr.. Witcomb in
response said that during his term as
president of the lodge he had been
called upon to do many difficult
things, but to express his gratitude
for this evidence of appreciation was
the hardest of all. He, however, re-
covered from the surprise and in a
few gracious words thanked his broth
er Eagles and promised to wear the
ring during his lifetime,
The hall was cleared and dancing
became the order of the evening.
About II O'Clock supper was served to
the guests in the Smith & Brown hall.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
STATE CONVENTION HERE
NEXT MONTH
Business Men Planning En-
tertainment for State Hor-
ticultural Society.

There was a meeting of the execu.
tive committee of the Hamilton Bus
mess Mems club in the office of the
Bitter Root stock farm yesterday to
provide for the entertainment of Wis
itors to the annual meeting of the
State Horticultural society, which
convenes in Hamilton next month.
The session will last three days, Feb
rrdry 9 1O-11, and a larger number
of fruitgrowers than ever before at
tended a meeting of the society will
be here,
The meeting of the committee, which
consists of J. E. Totman, l.. E. VOL
gemuth and ]. o. Read, was given
over to discussion of the plan of en-
tertainment. A committee consisting
of S. M. Ward and w. B. Sisler was
appointed to solicit funds from the
business men to cover the expense of
the city while acting the host. M. J.
Elrod, of the Univ 4rsity of Montana,
who is secretary of the society, is ex-
pected here in few days to make fur
ther preparations for the meeting.
The Bitter Root is acknowledged the
premier fruit valley of Montana, and
large numbers from the Flathead, +,
Plains and other valleys of the state
will attend the convention of horticul
turists in Hamilton for the opportuu-
ity to become acquainted with the
methods employed here.
The question of beet sugar factory
was also discussed. President Shan
non of the Business Men's club has
been actively engaged in an effort to
secure the establishment of a factory
here. He believes he will be in a po-
sition to make a definite announce
ment soon.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
COURTS LONG SESSION
ENDED YESTERDAY
Helena Judge Sits in Case of
Missoula Lumber Co. VS..
Gorus and Latter Wins.

District court adjourned yesterday
after session which has lasted, with
various interruptions, since December
z.
Judge J. Miller Smith of the first
judicial district, who resides III Hell
ena, sat in the case of the Missoula
Lumber Co. versus G. d. Gorus, debt,
in which Judges Myers and Webster
were disqualified by affidavit of
plaintiff. The Missoula company
alleged a breach of contract under
which Gorus was saving timber for
them. The jury returned verdict in
favor of Gorus. This was the last
case tried.
The case of Geo. Palmer versus
Ed Henry, replevin, resulted in a
Judgment of $50 for Palmer.
Curtis Hart was acquitted of the
charge of illegal deer killing, and the
case of Geo Shoemaker versus J. c.
Edwards was continued for the term.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
President Helps Orphans.

Hundreds of orphans have been
helped by the president Of the Indus
trial and Orphans Home at Macon,
Ca, who writes: I'VE have used
Electric Bitters in this institution for
nine years. 1t has proved most ex-
celent medicine for stomach, liver
and kidney troubles. We regard it as
one Of the best family medicines on
earth" 1t invigorates the vital or
gans, purfies the blood, aids diges-
ton, creates appetite. To stengtheu
and build up thin. pale, weak children
or run down people 1t has no equal.
Best for female complaints. Only soc
at Corner Drug Store. Adv.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
THE WEEK At CORVALLIS

Corvallis, Jan. 11.-Mrs. Dave
Washburn's mother came from Swee
Grass, Mont. Tuesday night to visit
for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Flugstad and
Lester Morris returned Wednesday
night from Pomeroy, Wash, wher e
they have been visiting Mrs. Flug
stad's sister.
On Wednesday night a number of
the young folks formed sleighing
party and went out for a ride. All re-
port having walking" time, espec-
tally the boys.
Oscar Mitchell came up from Mis-
soula last week for a short visit with
relatives. He expects to start for Los
Angeles in short time for his health.
Rev. Tillburn of Butte is still hold
In spite of the cold weather he is hav
ing good attendance.
]. F. Allan and family gave posses
sion of their ranch during the week
and moved to the Methodist parson
age, where they will live until their
departure.
Fred Summers and Logan Galbreth
of Missoula came up during the week
on short visit.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
Strayed.

Came to my ranch a roam COW and
cali. Cow branded T on right ribs,
right ear cropped. Also a sorrel mare
:, years old, weight about 700 lbs,
hind feet white, white face, brand un~
known. Owners of these animals
please call, pay chatres and remove.
A. r. ZCSnE, Darby.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
Notice.

All persons indebted to the mercan-
tile department Of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company are requested to
make settlement at the company's
office, Ravalli County Bank building.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING
COMPANY MERCANTILE DEPT.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
DEATH OF MORRIS JOHNSON

Morris Johnson died at his home at
Darby Wednesday at the advanced
age of ~ years. He leaves d widow
and four sons. The funeral was held
Friday.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
War ted.

1000 muskrat and all kinds of raw
furs. Also green and dry beef hides.
13-2t J. N. TAYLOR.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13

Advertise the Bitter Root by having
Red Mcintosh apples printed on your
stationery.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1909-01-13
Born.

Harlan-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Harlan, Jan. 9, boy.
Johnston, Jan. g, a daughter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
-ex CIass Admitted.
FIREMEN LOSE FIGHT
FOR INSURANCE TAX

RICHMOND Va Special. -
In the Chancery Court Thursday az
ternoon Judge Crinnan declared the
act imposing a tax on insurance COM
Danies 90 provide fund for aremen
~ he unconstitutional IL was passed
Nv the last Legislature. and 10 an
r~oba blHty the question VIII not 80
~ the Supreme Court.
The tax. which is in ADDITION 20
others Imposed. is 81 on every slvV
~ premiums On FIRE and lightning IN
slrance on property situated WITHIN
rha limits % cities and towns having
MONICA FIRE department., with
s.ogirnent exceeding $500 in value
and where FIRE laws are enforced to
me eafsfactlon % the Commissioner
~ Insurance. The amount derived
e-orn fhe tax was 20 be turned over
az rhe treasures OF the various relie'
aesoclatlous. which were 20 have Tut
control 20 disburse 10 for their o.
t,rruoeea for the relief 81 disabled ans
injured members. for relief ~ thos'
derendent on any fireman who los' nii
ne ln the service. for the payment
funeral expenses and other such pur
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
PARKER CHOSEN
AS SECRETARY
Richmond ply sician viii BE ENecu-
tive Oniccr of tuberculosis
Work.

RICHMOND VA Special. The
Executive Committee of the Virginia
Association has
made pullic the election OF Dr IT. A.
Parker ass executive secretary OF tne
new body. pr. Parker has accepted
-he aunuiuimeut ana viii at Cuce enc
ter upon his duties. With headquart-
ers iu Richmond. Dr. Parker Nll tray
D through THE State and VIII organ
fee arti-tultrculosi work
The new secretary is graduate oi
rfamrfeu- Sidney crllele and of the
f.ul1ersitr College o. Medicine. %.
has uraCtIcrl tOr some years in ltlcn-
nord and has been especially inter
ested Dob tle treatment ot tuberculosis
When tLe Catawla State tuberculosis
SauntOrlu was opened t.ls spring
Dr Parker Vas appointed as tempo
rarv srrrriuteudeut AMID planned th'
details OBJ that institution. ILougl
forced 90 resume his practice in Rich
mond. after IS short stay at tataW na
he has kout u close touch with tA
states Ieal.u work. and us Wei poste
uron the methods Dr. which tuhercu
lcsis cam he eradicared
When seen to-day. Dr. Parker state
that his plans had not set been pei
fected and le could not state eNactl
along what liues hls work VIII oe
first conducted The distribution
the Red Cross Stamps. however. am
the formation ot local auu-ubercul'
sis societies viii Doe among has mr.
executive acts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
HORSE JERKS ROPE.
FREAKS MANS NECK

NEW YORK. - Special - Hurrying
tn cross Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn. IN
front of car at so o'clock We'd
nesdav evening. "a man tried TO pass
between a horse and a telegraph pole
I'M front OF g Myrtle Avenue, just on
r-,,lton Street There was about a
three-foot space between the horse
and the telegraph pole. The man eNl-
IDENTIFY did not notice that the morse
was tied TO the pole by "A short rope
When the horse saw the man sud
denly appear. ne threw back his head.
/ tightening the rope 80 quickly that IL
took the man under the chin. Jerkeo
back his head and broke his neck. No'
onlv did 10 break his neck. but ne
was thrown backward and his skull
struck the street paving. fracturinl
his skull. Either the breaking OF
the neck or the fracture of the skull
was sufficient Co cause death
The man was about thirty years old
feet 3 inches tan and weighed abou
ls0 pounds. He had light sandy hai
and Ught complexion. and was dress
ed in coat of green mixed goods
! black trousers. black shoes and SOCK
and "a black derby. lie had not a cen
I'M his pockets. His body was sent
, the morgue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18

the pal,ry salary which this afternoon
seemed SO great l did not learn until
later who YOU really were. IL seems
that l have been very dense.
sYou are still dense. DO you come
TO ask me To withdraw my promise
of this afternoon
you must know how impossible II
would appear" he reminded. Il be-
lieved YOU 10 be a teacher.
you were the teacher" she correct
ed. you taught nue. what love really
is. What does il matter that l have
more than your"
Il would not be considered fortune
hunter" he said slowly.
And ! viii not marry one. SIZE re-
torted. 1t is because you are not
fortune hunter. because YOU love ms
for myself. that I said Yes this after
noon. and l shall hold YOU 10 YOU
promise. Instead OF you being curator
OF the Cheeswick collection We shal
have a collection OF our own
And so Miss Moultaire's dread
fortune hunters had been settle
through the Settlement.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
UNITED STATES FAR
BEHIND GERMANY

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. - Special. -
paul Herzog. director OF the Bank
Fur Handel und Industrie. in Berlin.
who is in the United states Co inNes-
tiEate industrial conditions. express
birb admiration for our system. lie
said recently.
1T is only a question 81 time be
fore your Industrial securities VIII be
given place ln the German markets.
and ia due course the German bourse'
which now. among American securi-
ties. quotes only railroad bonds and a
few railroad stocks. VIII include the
more important industrial securities.
In monetary matters the United states
is. however. far behind. IL takes q
central banking Institution, which
would serve the same purpose for your
money markets as are served abroad
by the central banks OF Europe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
FRANKLIN INSTALLED
HEAD OF WESLEY An

NUDDIFTOWN. COINS special. Ia
the presence OF President William II.
TAFT Vice President J. s. Shef man, sen
afOr Elinu Root, OF New 4 OF = anu a
o distinguished array or delek@les, ieep-
resenflng various educational tnslitu-
fIOns fhrOu ghOuf the country, Df- ~ li-
liam Arnold SIauklin was formally IN
stalled as head OF the wesleyan NHi-
versitv here Friday. The induction eN-
ercises were held in the MiddieseN The
students. Af the close OF the installa-
tiou exercises degrees were conlcfitH
on number or prominent guess
.rroug those IouoTed being president
ceived degrees OF Doctor Or laws a..
President TAFT arrived here on hl =
private car. fhe MayiioW er. accoinpahitu
bv Vice President sherman Attpthts
dents aide. Captain Butt $500.
The ceremonies began az cioch
when members OF the alumni ana IN
aergraduate bodies, headed o. VIC "a
ultv. marched from the college ground'
senator Root. an alumnus OF Hami
ton college. Of which president Shahh
Ism Is a. graduate. made spienoi1 ~
does Cheers greeted the name OF Ires
tdent Taft who followed senator Zoo,
President Shnukllu then lollo Nfu " ~
his inaugural oeercsa, re sponS0 on ~
caseuffal position Or the collchf p
crescent daV civilization, and toNcheo q
. the elective system now m iofcc Z
. Some schools. In THIS ConheC tloh
i've pvsfern be- based upon scienun
b principIca, and the scientific study
mo Individual himself Win Hpeclhl ft'
erence to his character. MS inteiie'
{ tual capacity. his speciai tastes. ,,,6.
graduate. and has IN mind both the ~
, dfvfauaf welfare OF the student ana II
G society which he would serve"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
PROGRAM OF CONFERENCE
OF AMERICAN REPUBLICS

WksHINCTON. j. q. - Special -
THE r,rovrara OF the fourth .nterna-
fi0raf conference OF the American re-
n,lbiics 10 be held at Buenos Ayres.
Il r,~entire. July 8. 1910, was MADE
Dubilc Friday. u includes celeora-
fion 81 the Argentine National CEN
tennary and ~ the inoepenoence ol
~. a y,erican republics. the discussion
~ fraurovement Sra the mall ana
gfesroehip service between North ana
south America and formal express
sfcn 81 thanks 20 Andrew Carnegie
fgr his generous glft which made pos
sff,le the erection Of the new pnlloinb
- ne American republics in this city
now nearing completion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
LABOR MN DISCUSS
SENTENCE or LEADERS

TORONTO.-Speciel-The jail SEN
fences q President Crmpers. N4-e
President Mitchell and Secretary Nor
rlson again cane % the front Friday
Immediately on the opening % the
Convention President GOmpers. ~ re-
vr,cnee o. ar Inquiry from the Nrp'.
f.erar an explanation - tne pfesei
er-fne ~ the contempt case asa-ilrt
rffrrneW Morrison and himself LN-
planning tns autuoe ~ tne leleiias '-
fne case SIR. GOmDerf eal1
.---t.l~r VS. rof = flrle from the be-
s-.-.r.rg ~ this case down ~ tne pres
ssrr ff--la when We could not have freed
a..reel.ee from ace operation ~ inf
-r~ff ~ lrflndfon had We been Nl.l-
f~v - take advantage ~ teernicali-
ties We couf nor. however, 20 JUS
-fre ~ orr movement and ln conform
ffv VISTA fhe desires ~ the eHFcl -lt'
4 council. fail % 90 the flu lenEth ~
ree4fry the cousfitltionallty ~ ~
v-ris ~ Injunction az applied Dr. on
case ..,- 800.
PRECEDENT Gognpers spoke win con
rfse~afie emphasis % what pc chaf
|arterfze6 as the vindlclFe cp-fr.
IJartice wright IN the conduct o. VA
ease against Ds-
..C,ur attorneys advise us that the
-.-..r.r-t-s.4 r0afflrufty ln obtaining 2
e1tersfon CT the fifteen days allow
. f0r fUng appeals against the oecieit
~ the Court o. Appeals, - ~ 10 q
shfe them. n possible 20 get the o.
before TIE Supreme Court 81 u
United states
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18

teal Importance was accomplished.
The most Interesting or tire osscos-
sions which marked The meevns was
bership and the best method OF e.ta,a-
sng that end. IL IL the hope OF the
more enthusiastic editors 70 SoaetS - 49,
don. and steps looking 70 thls W.
forthwith be taken The sessions . 49,
nave already resulted IN ~" 49, -. -
OF twenty names. anu seNerat oe,SeSaSS
volunteered 10 launch a PERSONA cam
naicn between now and the slule ANs
the annual meeting In ~ nSnoS 80, -
foundry offered a prize OF 80 70 Nne
e,,rtn Der who brought In the most names
AZ cs - Green. OF clifton Forge. Of
rerea - resolution thSt The chair man
spDotug a committee one mem ott 4. -
ess,h conversational Gisttict. " hose oG1l
S- Nj, - 10 look after the pUbhShers
in his or her TERRITORY. me rSsole -,
ton was freely Commente0 upon @"~
q ,,,,r,olroSifion 10 hold meetings OF IN.
/ a sSociafion twice a YEAR was refer s.
10 the executive commit &c = SNll-i.
/ -Sss---e- MS named for the purpos,
~ seekinC revised legislation as 70 tlnel
/ me present laws touchinS this ohens
are REGARDED as much too orasNN, ~
the Tsrheei state. So Vas e1 plsineo. -,
editor who inserts lloelols - 49,
without latent or malice. - attON -
opportunity OF retrecuons ne S 80.
yfrrinia the publisher is not above
scS6 6eSi vas SAID about "a I'd
, vertising ssen.s No No. 90, ~ Ssi
: I.r+e- a. hffI IL presented. Il VAS -
!. lro-ever. nat difficulties OF THIS -
p could best - Overcome % tne sol -
. ness OF business MANNERS -.
= -N- association heN another into
ma meeting at $50 oclocks LSn =,
. rnern bers we're cntertalned oy FOX n
!. ie- anS hiss cusrtetts Many are 81
!. In the city iNlAN-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
JUDGE BUCHANAN TO BE
TREATED IN BALTIMORE

Judge John a. Buchanan. OF the
virginia Court Of Appeals. was taken
20 Baltimore this morning TO unders0S
a surgical operation. He has been III
al his home ia Emory for SEVERN
weeks. but few days ago W.,
brought 10 Richmond for treatment
at th- Willis Hospital. Ihere
he was found 90 be suffering from ar
enlargement OF the PROSTATE siahu'
and SO 10 was deemed advlsaD ore 20
have him receive the attentioh 81 nc
s,,ryoons Of Johns Hopkins Judge
Ruchanan's condition. OF course. 10 se.
rious. but IA Is believed 'ns' ne Will
recover. The patient himself - cneer-
fui. and there Is no cause Tor lmme-
date apprehension among ms iriohus'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
Pointed Pnrngraphs.

only people who agree with you lis
ten TO reason -. ~.
one good turn doesn't always get tho
other II deserves. -,
travel together - .t. .
a girl makes up with an aomifer'
widow makes up for him " -.
some people look upon the snip "A
stefe 40 a political band wagon.
An fnuulsitive woman resents noun
ing so much as curiosity In others
chicago News. - = -,
The peace loving man always mas MS
limit 90 keeping the peace.
III takes "A brave man 10 go out nat
buving. these days OF hying DTlms ana
soaring prices