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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07
THE STATISTICIAN AT 1T AGAIN.

The statistician has been studying
the records of the graduates OF Smith
College and Of Radcliffe. OF 5000
Smith aiumnaa only 500 have mar.
ried. There are 900 others credited
with having mo occupation" Only
l6 per cent have engaged In business
undertakings, and 500 are teachers.
or the 500 Radcliffe graduates only
$50 have married. There are 300
teachers IN the list. There are $50
who have mo occupation" The fig.
ures include the records up to 1907.
They show about % per cent Of the
graduates OF the two schools together
to have married. A glance at the sta.
tistics may have suggested TO Prof.
George Herbert Palmer that little
flirting In connection with classroom
work would be a good thing, 1t is
presumed that he meant that the cult.
walton OF friendships and pleasant re.
lationships between representatives OF
the two sexes has distinct educa.
tional value II Is possible, too, that
he was aiming at a certain type of
college woman likely 10 be found at
Radcliffe and at other institutions
for women only, having In mind the
more satisfactory conditions to be
noted in the West. where the coedu.
cational idea has stronger hold. Col.
lege marriages are so common In the
West that they have become proven.
bal The lists OF graduates of CO.
educational schools show how numer-
Gus the alliances OF fellow students
are. The "class news" published in
a college paper affords examples with.
out number of the same thing. Hard
ly week passes without the enron
telling OF college wedding In the So
ciety columns of the Chicago papers.
The friendships formed az Northwest
ern or Chicago are proclaimed In
many an announcement telling of the
marriage OF graduates. In the small
college town, where the social life Is
more restricted, and where the col
lege influence predominares, the num-
Der OF people who marry as the re-
suit OF acquaintance and association
In undergraduate days Is large. Con-
illusions drawn from study OF the
alumna OF Smith and Radcliffe are
not TO be accepted as representative.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07
SECRETARY WILSON GIVES
REASONS.

Secretary Wilson returned from a
recent western trip with the convic'
ton that his previous explanation Of
the upward trend OF food prices Is
sound. He attributed the troubles of
the consumer TO the scarcity of farm
labor, and he sees no reason to change
that view, Thousands OF fertile acres.
he says, are lying idle in the far West
because their owners cannot get
"hands" at any rate OF pay Ameri.
can boys drift 10 the cities, while
immigrants, even II from purely agri.
cultural districts, are either unable
or unwilling 10 do farm and field
work, while many OF those who try
It prove to be incompetent owing to
the different methods and the i'm.
proved machinery employed here,
Those who regard this theory as in
adequate and who think that monop.
oily Is not without considerable respon-
sibility for the high prices of food.
stuffs must admit that the scarcity OF
agricultural labor Is a fact, and as
such II at least partially accounts for
the phenomenon in question. Hence II
Is highly desirable 10 continue and ex.
tend the work OF the federal informa-
tion division OF the bureau OF immi-
grafton. which has sought to promote
the better distribution OF immigration
and has taken particular pains TO d.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

The Chicago EaSls numbers
AMONG Its Subscribers the most
inAuenttal, most prosperous and
most respected men In Chicago
IL reaches nearly every man
Of standing In the conn immunity
and all men who are mOu1dess OF
pubIic opinion or directors OF
DubIic affairs.
IL IL the guide, mentor ana
friend of every political leader
Of every shade of opinion.
IL IL read by Government,
state, County and City Snicials.
IL IL read by . biw percentage
Of the legal fraternity, including
Serch and ba-.
II - the favOPits Of Chicago's
leading business men.
IL reaches sn classes In their
homes.
II IL read b. the Fire Depart.
oeWs.
II Il read ~ the Police Depart.
meat.
IL 10 IN every public otacs and
every psbltc library.
IL is not controlled by any
cheap, cheeky ~ crooked adveP.
tistng agency.
In The niastsss years Of It's
sxistencs 10 has managed 20 bui1d
sp . large circulation and great
business without the aid Of pro.
sessi0nal ADVERTISING sharks.
That IL why u 10 IN independ.
sns. so popular snd So strong.
THE Chicago Eagle IL one pa.
Ves that has never depended
spOn advePtising agents Tor =
circulation. IL has one Of its
| own.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

late than those who spend so much for
social appearances. But the unfortu.
nate thing Is that so many young per.
sons marry with little or nothing and
with the most haay prospects In life.
The young man should marry when
he has accumulated a little and has
good prospects. The girl should marry
only when she Is willing to live we'll
within her husbands income and help
him to save. A man Is made or lost
according to the temperament Of his
wife.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

la'ion kept down b. 'he sim-ln mode
advocated. which will thus kill two
birds with one stone. II Is not often
that the learned experts so neatly
dovetail their theories.
Sc~>
The increase Of population comes
largely from those who live In mod.
est circumstances, on daily wages.
Many Of them accumulate something:
on the average. more Of them accumu.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

indicates a general desire among the
young men Of that church to be clean
Of speech. It also illustrates the fact
that to call attention 10 the wicked.
ness and foolishness Of profanity Is
to take a decisive step toward lessen.
ing It.
Highwaymen In Brooklyn who
robbed a drunken man Of S. cents
got a sentence OF seven years. No
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

western schools Is connected with the
marriage Of graduates.
EA0LETS.
Henry L. Hertz has served the PEG.
pie well as collector of internal rev.
enue and his reappointment will
please everybody. Mr.. Hertz has prov.
en- himself true to the peoples inter.
ests in every position he has held and
no man stands higher in their esti.
nation.
As a public official, a lawyer and
citizen. City Attorney John II. Caverly
is liked and respected by all who know
him.
John X. Prindeville. the well.known
lawyer. is being talked of by his big
army of friends for a seat on the
Superior Court bench next year.
%e60
Albert c. Clark's boom for County
Treasurer is growing in strength
every day.
Charles Gastfield. the popular and
well known member Of the County
Civil Service Board and former City
Clerk. would prove strong candi.
date for Sanitary Trustee on the Dem.
ocratic ticket next year.
%EM
Clayton T.. Crafts. the able lawyer
and public spirited citizen. enjoys a
well earned popularity all over Chi.
cage.
~cA
Oscar F. Mayer has gained the con.
fidence and highest esteem of the PEG.
pie Of Chicago by his long and hon.
orable record as a business man and
a citizen: and he IS universally liked
by the Democrats for his steadfast
loyalty and hard work ut all times
for the success Of tac party.
%ef
Albert j. Hopkins is being talked
Of all over the State as the logical
choice of Illinois for Vice President on
the Republican ticket in 1912.
%c@
Frank j. Hogan, the popular attor
ney for the fire department. has a bis
army of friends In Chicago. every ont
Of whom would back him to the limi
for any Office he should desire.
ASeA
Mr.. William j. Burns. the highl,
esteemed chief engineer of the Chi
cago waterworks system. and his wife
have the sincere coincidence of thei
thousands of friends over the demis'
Of their son, James p. Burns. Y0uni
Mr.. Burns, whose death occurred a
the family residence, 2S5 Webster ave
young man. whose education and nat
ural attainments promised brigh
future. He was liked by all who knew
him. The funeral, which was YER!
large one, took place last Monda!
from st. Vincent's Church to Calvary
The floral pieces were very numerous
and many of them of large pattern
and beautiful design.
%6M
w. l.. Bodine has made a splenI,i'
record as superintendent of Compul
sorry Education. He Is an able an,
aggressive man and Is all bound u
! I'm lie will
forget his grand efforts on behalf O
her school children.
Fred w. Alwart, the well know
coal merchant and former alderman
Is being talked by many of hi
friends for Sanitary Trustee mex
year,
\tCSA
Homer f. Tlnsman deserves to b,
elected to the Superior Court bencl
next year. His record as a publ,
official, a lawyer and citizen is ;
clean and honorable one, and every
body that knows him likes and re
spects him.
~c
No man in the business world o
Chicago stands higher in the esteem o
his associates than does Albert G
Wheeler.
\cA
One of the most popular and mos
successful members of the Chicago bal
Is Jacob W. Loeb.
%SA
James s. Hopkins has made splen
did record as MASTERING o.
the Federal Court and he has gained
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

A western university professor pre-.
diets that the population OF the
United States will soon overtake the
food supply. This fits In nicely with
the theory Of the other professor who
says cannibalism Is tn. proper thing.
Food can be supplied and the popu.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

A large part Of the history Of many
western schools Is connected with the
marriage Of graduates.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

wonder. with all the modern improve.
ments In opportunities. that Justice Is
disguised when the majesty Of the law
Is defiled for less than a dollar.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07
EAOLETS.

Henry l.. Hertz has served the peo.
pie well as collector of internal rev.
enue and his reappointment will
please everybody. Mr.. Hertz has prov.
en- himself true to the peoples inter.
ests in every position he has held and
no man stands higher in their esti.
nation.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

As a public official. lawyer and a
citizen. City Attorney John r. Caverly
is liked and respected by all who know
him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

No man In the business world OF
Chicago stands higher in the esteem Of
his associates than does Albert G..
Wheeler.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

Fred w. Alwart, the well known
coal merchant and former alderman.
is being talked by many of his
friends for Sanitary Trustee next
year
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

w. l.. Bodine has made a splendid
record as superintendent of Compul.
sorry Education. He Is an able and
aggressive man and Is all bound up
In his work and Chicago will not
forget his grand efforts on behalf Of
her school children.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

One of the most popular and mos
successful members OF the Chicago baI
Is Jacob W. Loeb.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

Homer f, Tlnsman deserves to he
elected to the Superior Court bench
next year. His record as a public
official, a lawyer and citizen is a
clean and honorable one and every
body that knows him likes and re-
spects him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

John X. Prindeville, the well.knowr
lawyer. is being talked Of by his bi,
army of friends for seat on tn,
Superior Court bench next year.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

Entered q. seccnd Class Matter ostober II.
Act q March ! 1879.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

Albert c. Clark's boom for Count,
Treasurer is growing in strength
every day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

James s. Hopkins has made splen-
did record as Master.in-Chancery of
the Federal Court and he has gained
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20


that the farmer off today realizes that
|lbrain; AS well aa ], II necessary
for the proper cult Walton Of TIE soil
and ts doing his best to properly
equip those of his hildren who are
destined TO follow Il his footsteps.
Thus the coming general Ions Of
farmers y must needs be- men of good
mental llu euqi pment which Will be
stored In IS bod made strong and
virils by the abors off the farm and
which Seanip ment viii Be tempered
and toned 81 close associat on with
the clean things 81 outt-of- doors.
The dition which win be- made,
asa result, To- our ational wealth
must Be- almost inesh bic while
the eject % the aualtty 81 our citizen.
ship should 81 Sof even create value.
Daily News:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

h Z
ing the ground FOL. the real exploitar
ton Of the south's great natural re-
sources which is now about to begin
There is not q single discord In the
chorus of optimism which comes from
every section of this broad land Iff
anything perhaps the 4 Industrial
prophets are tribe too enthusiastic
in viewing the outlook, and there is
q possibility which Conservative bust
ness men should sternly guard
against that the rising tide Of pros
perity may develop 9 speculative
boom" crest: with its Inevitable ne
action IN depression Of panic Grand
Forks Times. .5,. i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
q TH s PIJBElc 81.

Us Our patrons and tho public are par
tieularly requested inspect our
slaughter house and pens at any time
and especially watsr used ii
slaughter and for drink king water. we
have not been able as yet: to comply
exactly with the city slaugh tering Or
dlnance, as It just recently become q
law. But We, the und ersigned. will do
tas nearly as possible to comply with
the law We will leave al set Of keys
with theschiefs ofs police. Ss
anking the patrons and the pub:
flic, our friends we are
,,,fs.: Ours Resp ctfu1ly
Is d ..IxSircho Of q Cooper 5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
u Isl Il. Na ,IPTIA

ss At the residence off the groom par
sents, Rev. and ~ rs. Dingle at
Coop rstoWn. Sunda y, August 18th, oc-
cured the marriage of their son Vic
tor s. Dingle off this city, to Miss Nan
ma Nelson, Of r einount linn, the
ceremony being erformed nv Rev.
5Dingle.
ts Mr.. and Mrs DingIe came to- Devils
Lake Tuesday and Will make their
home at Dingl eholm near Chau-
stauqua s3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
PRO sPE {: VS. TIDE


Vow that the tariff has been settled
and the uneertainty Of rates removed
from the industria l world; the tide 81
business resump ion has set Ia at d
pace which lends good grounds for;
the assertion requently made. that
the United States ii entering upon an
era of prospe rity such As It has never.
before Witnessed. The depression OF
the two years past has served the exs
cellent purpose Of clearing the field OF
wildcat speculation and has been a
severe but alutary test Of values. On.
the present safe and substantial basis
OF business, 1T is ID the finest shape
Imaginable to ride the tide sof expan-
sion now setting ii. .s
rom every u section of the lnion,s
and from PRACTICAL every industry
come reports OF preparations for great.
expansion of trad e. Even at the press;
emit time Of usual mid summer dulIness
the commercial activity of the country
sSmuch greater than The average at
this time Of the year Wholesale
:centers report q Hood 81 orders from!
every line OF trade The most sig
3niacant and satisfactor feature Of
the situat lon as found ID 4 the vest:
where 1T ISL expected that the value Of.
the crops this year viii pass the So
NrS< 49,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

sssn Miss Bessie Ing H
here former home II Greene Iowa.
Crearer smgalli q. of Toxic Was ii
this city betwe Gen ;olnday q
Chas Henley and family moved M II
their dne new Teaid ence son Sixth
street last
81 aul Johnson ID III rent a FEW days last
week at cou 81 II hon 81 M: p
sGoozees near Sebstte
q, Cooper. tate IInsuraneesC Com.
missioner was business visitor u
Dew 1,aka satnrda 81 5s.s'
# Fredricka Iox was 1 a guest AZ The
IMcDeaitt home ct rand sHarborSt The
Tore par week
30 Hurts IFIIne Minis oils, wal
ths. gnest Relatives ssths
latter part of last WE ek, Z Z
ss arnes yonrad iowa, va
il guest afs The home o e,f ses: ana Mrs
Bale Weelk q
Father Jerome, % Glission b, 81
the raservat lon south sof this ity. was
AM Devils Lake Monday s ss
son, 81 more ,1s has
been guest 81 the rom er resi-
zdence ~ thIs city this wee III
Glory ann guthbsrt
went 10 Rolla saturd Tend ;to
matters the district S y.S
want your sicKles tto ,e sas
good ii primer years You should
getS our apices ~ t Il anasey VI
Z Theodore i. Meyer, Dos 1doines,
Iowa. as business visitor an Dev,
Iils Lake the hrst IS me Week
YOU have 3 crop contract expir'
Ing Iehn Her iii make you .
loan atS lowest rates to olean it Up. d
Iey and son returnssl
the latter part of last week from y
week. yisit III friends IIampdeni
smith man ger ~ the New
York Cash store left Tuesday eEening
ffoT the east to select ne goods 10,
NE Bis atp oauring his absance sl il
win Visit the ii I'll ties Chicago. mn
Walikees and III her p0i1tS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
THE .I:i ESFARME i q oMoRRoM.5

Today all street .dofs Its hat to-
the American farmer For years, IN
the phrase iogy ofx;the stump speaker
and campaign orato re- let has been
teamed the bulRark of the nation.
Today tina Sta emesnt /. lis accepted as
fact by All careful students Of our
commercial and Industrial progress
and IT IS predicte d that within q few
years the ii ric.llt ural class VIII he
the greatest factor III the world sof
vestments II has ever knoWn
FEW years ago 81 & not unusual
to hear IL said that wan street and
the money kings of the conntr
entire control of the financial sitnas
ton and #ere sable % bring about
and az away Nit mon lev panicg 81
Will. But III has been sllosWn III the
last year:o Two Hit Sc this poWersWas
ever possessed by this clique that e
has been lost. be Z farmer and his
sur plus prevented the PAM 81 two
years ago rom doing more damage
than Sc did and S1t is bnt reasonable
that il the future the farrne 4. with an
increase Of wealth and ready capital
will have even greater power fores
stall any temp to pinch the money
market
Is sestimat ed that the farmers of
Esfhe Invest iii this year receive
$something 400, 900 900 .ffor
their crops and & that Il large portion
EEof this produet a win be moved It'll
THE surplus now irss the hands of the
produce rs Dnfing the arst hall off
the present year many millions came
the east ii ON q icul tural ne
Bgtons sof the west seeking temporary
yestmen ana nov this money viii
Ebes ithdraWn and used In the move
Inent of the bumper crops that obtain.
Ein that section
Today the Amer lean farmers forms
class with III nVesting power that
mounts into the NH ana this
power az creasing. Not
only Isl the land devoted to agriculs
|tural pursuits being steadily increass
Ell SIG area But tie Ia naers are learn
Ing the lesson 81 making land
produce two ears off corn where BE-.
tore IT reduced but one scientinc
farming IA word. has been proved
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
+: DR.. Drew, OF Crazy, was q business
visitor iii this city Tuesday. /

hen the digestion is all right, the
action 81 the bowels regular, there is
a natural GRAZING and relish for food:
When this IS lacking you may know
that you need q dose Of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs, i'm
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels Sold by an dealers. 5Ss q B
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

Farm Loans. Money ol hand 9IlS
favorable terms lowest rata.
.. Ghamheflil Es


Mss Aloysia pa ii Visiting 81
Penn
Harold e,onnoll Vas III drIs5 Larimore
the first ofs the wee
Miss Elsie Turner visited III Fart
more The first % The Week 5
Joseph DeMara was ID from rand
lIHIaarbor toWnsht & Fednesday VI;
Me- Gun. 81 rar Il, vas d
shopper in this cit Tuesday
John Maher always has money
|on hand for farm loan 40 delay
tiss Gene smitll has ssalecep 4 po-
|ssition as cashier al Reid s@ hotel
Miss Mary ree1nnan III visiting At
Ethe ayanaugh farm near Grar
Ohm Iaher makes farm loans
lowest rates and easy TINS. Nh
Brudick ION ii ora
hams Island the first 81 the week. s
lanes lrylash, of Webster was
guestspf friends in5S this city Tues
fday.
s baby boy born IL and
Mrs Robert V7ilmot tie sdrst the
week
Whitford has taken the man
agement the elevator AZ TIE Farm
Eers mil M
James Collins On and Miss Mary Cpl.
Iinson, returned Tuesday
week visit e win Glitter. ss
and IS. Nelson have
been entertaining thei & niece. Miss
Irene Nelson of orr. this s#eek. !
Hens, chickens and other fowl can:
not thrive when Infested with vermin.
IGetsrid III them wi IKslrreeso Sold at
the Ramsey.
III buying i cough med icine. don ! be
afraid % get Gehambe rlaln,s Cough
ERemed There IS no danger from n,
Eand relief iss sure to- follow. Especial.
recommended FOR CHI. colds ana
lWhoopin eough Old .by an drug.
lgists ss5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
lEA


sssssssssssssss
Tie. First National Bank Of Devils
lake. loans money on Real
Estate alta very lon ateOf interest
You eau nay your loan Al 4 any time
NIthsiIs.
. 81 Ford sund aged ST. u Grand
Forks.
String s,undayed AZ Grand
Forks. 58Iy
81 b Bisbss Esss Is s. e'ty
lliasea 4 aasby thI IS
city Friday.
I,e ~ Ruttan vas Il DeyIla2
PA smith 81 YORK ~ vas IL the me-
oils
Chas esarak taas
aks satird
Ohm Maher laal ses farm loans
Eat lowest rates and easy terms, sIs
sam Adams 81 81 q perm aiator
an this city Il,
tsram was "a bust ess yisito to
y TIN eWaukan Y 81 81 Il! y
Mrs. nor was isitor.
sInS webster last Weelk Is5
EE Bartle y % 1shey was;
IS thIs 80 81
TuttIe was q business visitor
an sssaturs Mn Nh
Ray: James M 81 II d yiaItor
iii this cit over ssunsl
Nelson 81 % lrnine ore
gon for as$ couple % weeks: &;
MIS- 81 stuart IIsokio Haa inl
town sbetWee zen
John hfaheT ways has money
on hand farm B 40 della
ThoInpsde5 81 gs,roscuuas, sas 8
business visitor tthts city Monda
d. oacFip sof Ie Sc Il Wass q
business visit 80 hii B Il 81 Tueaday.
Roy connanI.ts 81 ned iirst of
the week from d three weeks Western
4 trip
sranner oaa se5shIcag has been i
guest shask bon tor aSfeW
3 al q tamil nave
moved from rest
dence,
n IIop ms siting il
Sioux e,ity. lows ith frtendss and SCI:
Ives
d snit and family have NOV
I oake nal 81 their future
aad u her
usst I'M week haias Hayes, of NH.
isnesot
Material for new sheriit rssi.
\ dence and jaII Is being placed on tils
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
(ome III 81 rrite Before Buying Elsey
Send Your Watches to Be- Cleaned and Rs,pa
Isl work on new shoot 49, pro

:
IL work M u, 40
erass ne M Ne, 81 IS M,
On The old Reid hotel site is practis
cally eted The building form
erlySoccup 81 81 the 4 bara Auto Coz,
AZ garage, 40 alno removed and
n 1, IS s VI
s. 4, i j. 49, sis
d D. y n All ii Sc.
yaenseTy lss 8 aangesoug disease q
ic leras and y, Ra,,o,sdu 10
baen ,,,ssd iy,s Y1ina ~,
denies N 7, yas,,t 4 81 800.
been known ~ All cons ~ svsIs|
Suable for chill ren and 4 adult and
when reduced with water and sweetens
3ed II "a pleasant Y take Sold bys 81
.:druggIs
and left Wednesss
s day Tor eatland Ds sWhere nnfr,5
Mayer WI engage in the banking bus
mess ne many friends 90 Az
IN nA nll yS1ss "a. sney nave 8
~ ssasn snelns sperdss
hs ensir nsW nolas III
$500 III Sssorsni
ayeTs Good S1ibTary ran 81 term sopans'