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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08

tiles for time, I growing more ner-
yous every minute. The DOING lady
was so interested she stayed awake,
and the plain daughter closed her
book.
ut has been ten years since that
memorable voyage, Fred."-the first
name escaped me and l almost
gasped. Surely it was not a stranger
who replied, THANK you, that sounds
more natural, Pauline" had recourse
to the old trick Of surreptitious
pinch to prove If I were awake. He
told me that had not changed at all,
and our conversation growing per-
sonal became alarmed. Decidedly
propriety demanded another move! So
i remarked, apropos of nothing, that
I was now a wife and mother l can
not describe to you the satisfaction
this speech gave me. felt that my
tracks were covered, or my bridges
burnt, or something classic! Judge of
my state of mind, therefore, when he
said he had received no announce
ment of my wedding and asked my
husbands name. looked him straight
in the eyes to carry conviction and
said solemnly the first combination of
words that occurred to me, Garrett
George Garrett"
A sudden twinkle in his eyes and a
flushing smile such as never crossed
Fred Thompson's face brought the
blood surging to my cheeks. .'You
know him. / said; how strange no
never told me" ooh, no. he replied,
81 knew him very slightly. We were
both Princeton men, mo, Mr.. Gar
rett was Harvard man." replied
firmly. Again the unfamiliar twinkle,
and then, Ten years ago / hoped you
would never desert Princeton and it
was Fred Thompson who spoke oh,
surely! We talked of the old days,
the ball when we first met and OF the
week on the Paris. Suddenly he
asked me about my baby. fear that
for an instant j looked blank, and per
haps he saw Il, but accurately de-
scribed your offspring and gave her
your name. All, how is Miss Wood
ward!" he asked. Are you as de-
voted friends q ever?'' really felt
frightened. this game was now fairly.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08
HANDS RAW AND SCALY.
Itched and Burned TcrribIy-could
Not Move Thumbs Without Flesh
Cracking-SIeep Impossible.
cuticura Soon Cured His Eczema.

"An itching humor covered both my
hands and got up over my wrists and
even up to the elbows. The itching
and burning were terrible. My hands
got all scaly and when I scratched, the
surface would be covered with bis
ters and then get raw. The eczema
got SO bad that I could not move my
thumbs without deep cracks appearing.
went to my doctor, but his medicine
could only stop the itching. At night
l suffered SO fearfully that could not
sleep. could not bear to touch my
hands with water This went on for
three months and I was fairly worn
out. At last got the Cuticura Rene
dies and in month was cured. Wal
ter H. Cox, 16 Somerset ST., Boston,
Mass. Sept. Is, 1908"
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Sole Props, Boston.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08
DRAINAGE In south Dakot,,

Pierre. The latest application for
q drainage project, which has been
fled in the Office Of State Engineer
Lea. comes from Jerauld county. The
parts Of the state where drainage Is a
far more vital proposition than irri.
CATION is increasing every year and II
such territory continues to extend
north and west as rapidly for the next
Aye years as It has Tor the past i've,
drainage will be the problem for all
the country east Of the Missouri and
for some sections west Of the stream,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08
A Simple Problem.

+ Teacher-DoD't know the sixth COM
mundment? Now listen: If man
came up to me with a revolver and
shot and killed me, what would it be-?
Johnnie (brightly) A holiday
ma am
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08

To act with common sense, accord.
ing to the moment, is the best wis
dom know.-Horace Walpole.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08

School teachers take notice! Wrigley's
Spearmint is good for little stomachs.
better for little teeth.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08
Digestion drops! That's real mint leaf
juice in Wrigley's Spearmint. Every
stick digests meal
Even miser may not be able to
keep the secrets of others.

PERRY DAVIS PAINKILLER
draws the pain and Inflammation from bee-stings
and insect bites. Soothes and allnys the awful Itch
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08

The umbrella dealer has lot put
by for rainy day.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08
1t is always the open season 70
killing time with some people.

A soft word turns away wrath. Wrig-
leys spearmint turns away indigestion.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08

Skill to do comes of doing, knowl-
edge comes by eyes always open and
working hands, and there is no knowl-
edge that is not power.-Emerson
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-08

tiles for time, I growing more ner-
vous every minute. The doing lady
was so interested she stayed awake,
and the plain daughter closed her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
EVERYONE SHOULD
VISIT THE FAIR


IL 70 not sufficient TINT stay home and proud Of having
magnificent worlds Pacific practical
loyalty to the prosperity depend
nay sod words for the AaaaYuon exposition and friends
70 yai IT,
Every child who lives the vast territory west
Of the Missouri river should make earnest attempt to
sonslY
Especially this true Of san Francrcana This city as the
metropolis Of the West Will be benefited materially by the
of the Seattle fair shipping Win be business
nleresa VIII be- stimulated gtnel prosperity Will be enhanced
by the success Of the AaskaYuhon exposition and It
than t that should contribute individually well collectively
to- support
Moreover only duty. great pleasure, the
Seattle exposition The California Promotion committee and other
commercial visited the fair full Of
,tuam concerning They tina, not only Important an
educational development upbudno
but thai 1t t THE GREATEST sHo" on uARTHH
Il is seldom that combino duty With pleasure, the
aeloahssa Obligation dd with the Joy Of superb entertain
ment Yet that the the attraction. Rheh the AakaYukoa
position offers caHoniana
What tho hundred California business known the Cali
tola Boosters have at Seattle should be seen by resi-
dent Of hs The exhibits the MaahaYukon exposition these
any worlds iair held and In addition
HAVING the Of previous international shows the
seattle fair rpee with unique and Interesting exhibits never be-
fore
The resources great Northwest Territory have been
aau visitors Of The fair and 10 addition to the exhibits from Alaska
others iom Pacific colonies equally remarkable IN their dem
oaaan Of industrial aud commercial pse The same Is true
Washington Mexico All Of them
that Pacific could provide
exposition anything previously attempted the East
according the enthusiastic comments Of visitors from
al parts Of the world they have succeeded
behooyes the citizen Of San Francisco visit
this and himself shat wonderful and
irnior this center and metropolis be dwela
ysars the Eastern visitor speak
wonderful Pacific Coast sspesienand be forced to admit
We cannot afford 10 miss It from
staudolni about the West the better
w the West The enthusiastic become
the and industries Of this coast the better We can
Ia prusperand And besides all this
entertained take vacations al the hatkaNukon
exposition
Thiuk Let the mountain and scashorc for
will BE- mex, and the Seattle fair will not Call
railroad office today and inquire about special rates Thou
uay your pfopau biz treat You N &c, II Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
WOMAN AND
BOY INJURED
IN ACCIDENT
Orville Nash Fatally Hurt
and His Mother Suffers
Broken Leg While Going
to His Rescue.

orfule NASH aHea 10 years. Nha
fatally crushed under a load Of lam.
~. -, =, an 40 .,s
WI '''A' W. "e"', ,,.',
Dearborn ~ shofus M''t NOON 70
day, and his mother. Mrs. Eva J.
Naah suffered q broken leg In a
- j., In. cumming IN her
''' sn' So ''
sons rescue
The boy was driving a team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02


OLYMPIA, Wash. July a-The
legislature ia fading away like a
cake Of ice in the sunshine, By
ones and twos the members are
packing their grips and departing.
but all morning effort after effort
in each house to formally adopt
motion to adjourn failed to carry.
Some u the members are keeping
UP a semblanco Of a session IN Il.
forts to slip through some pet bills.
taking advantage Of many ab.
sontecs,
The senate this morning passed
a memorial By prosby asking con.
gress to open to settlement farm
lands In the Columbia river forest
reserves
In the senate the Flatlands bills
amending the lien law Of last SEES.
sion as asked by material men. WIS
passed, rs was new bill by bryan
prohibiting the hunting Of deer
with dogs In kitsap county.
An attempt In the senate to pass
a resolution by ptesby to punish
any attempt to Influence tho sen.
ators during impeachment trial for
or against schively was voted down
The senate also voted to refuse to
concur In the house amendments
which increased the salary Of house
members Of the Impeachment board
from the customary 81 to 81 per
day.
The proceedings In both houses
were marked by dilatory tactics. and
In neither house was majority
present AT noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
'0UTS' SCORE POINT
AND MRS. DEVOE AND
FRIENDS ARE PEEVED
National Suffrage Associa-
ton Seats Two Dele
gates Named by Women
Excluded From the State
Association Meeting.

Joy reianed In the "insur-
gent" camp Of the Woman suf-
frage association q the state Of
Washington this morning.
Mrs Emma DeVoe, newly
elected but contested president
Of the state association, and her
frisnda are angry, real angry.
Meanwhile the officers and
delegates Of the National Amer.
lean Woman Suffrage stsoela-
ton are continuing their con-.
ventlon sefenely al the
plymouth Congregational
church.
HY an almost unanimous vote
this morning the National assOcla.
Ton voted to seat the two delegates
who were appointed TO represent
the excluded clubs Of the Washing
ton state convention
There were but three dissenting
votes those being from the sregu-
lar" Washington delegation.
Upon hearing the decision Of the
National convention, Mrs Emma
Smith DcV0e left her seat In the
rear Of me convention hall and took
her departure. declaring TO a friend
a. she did SO. that she had been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
WALL ST. MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Conslder.
able excitement was oooasioned
this morning when the New York
Central notified the Public Service
commission that II expects to ex-
pend t2i. 100000 this year on i'm.
proyements and asked permission
to issue new securities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
STORES
TO CLOSE MONDAY

According to J. -, Macnougall. Of
the Retail Merchants association.
the department stores Of greater
Seattle will be closed on Monday,
July 3, and thus give the clerks a
much deserved rest
s'While the stores Of this city have
been very generous In granting
holidays to their clerks" said a
prominent merchant this morning,
I'VE feel that our loss in sales is
fully made up In the greater
amount OF energy put into their
work by the clerks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
MORE MYSTERY
IN S|GEL CASE
Chinese Corpse Found in
River Believed to Be
Murderer of Relative Of
German Warrior.


NEW YORK. July 2-plffercnt
opinions are expressed by the an.
thoriiles today ne TO The Identity Of
a Chinese eurpso found floating In
the Hudson river near Rlvcrdale
last night. Coroner Mcdonald aud
Police Captain Ward arc certain
that Il ~ the body Of Leon LinK.
sought on tho chArse VI having
murdered Elsie sigcl. but Captain
Carey. u the homicide bureau. aud
Detective Van Wagner contend that
81 Is not
An autopsy is being performed
on the body today IN an effort to
ascertain how the Chinese came 70
hls death.
II the body il Identified aa that
oi Leon Ling, the police will be
confronted with a mystery deeper
than any which has arisen since
tho hunt for the Chinese slayer Of
the white Girl missionary began
The coroner aud Captain Ward
contend that the body Ia that Of
Leon. and believe that he was slain
At the same time a. The SRI Il has
been learned that the trunk Ia
which Elsie's body was found was
taken from Icons nom and re.
turned again some time before the
discovery Of her death Heretofore
II was thought that the girls slayer
had her BODY carted about the city
IN vain effort To find a safe hid.
ing place for H.
Nov II ls believed that the first
time the trunk was taken tfom the
room Il contained tho body Of Leon
According to this theory the trunk
was taken out and emptled Of iia
fiut growaome load and then re.
turned to tile room to bear away
the body Of the girl. The interyen.
ton Of the police prevented THIS
plan from being carried out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

At LAST ENDS
THE SESSION
Senate VIII Meet Again in
Few Weeks, But House
VIII Not Convene Until
Middle Of August.

OLYMPIA. July 2.-The lesit-
la,ure adjourned early this
afternoon after . morning spent
in accomplishing practically
nothing. ces introduced a bill
which passed the senate Great
ING a revolving fund 10 meet the
operating expenses sf the state
rock crushing plants, but this
a. well A. other senate bills,
wen, to the house COMMITTEES to
tlumber until the house meets
again In August. The senate
will meet July "a to resume i'm.
peaehment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

SEVERE SHOCKS FELT

ROME, July 2.-ssVere shocks
following the earthquake at
Messlna yesterday were felt
until midnight last night in all
the countries In the Eastern
Mediterranean
Reports from Italy, Southern
Spain, Portugal, Tunis and Al
aisrs say the earthquake was Of
arsat extent and severity.
Property damage "a believed
10 be heavy but II ie not known
whistler any lives were lost,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
REFUSES EXTRACTION

Extradition papers for z. II. Van
Colder, arrested In Denver on the
charge Of !. Laohman. Of Seattle.
were refused by the prosecuting at
tarney at Denver. No reason for
this action is known.
Van Gelder was a salesman for
Lachman and when he started on
his last trip he filled his trunk with
unlisted lcwelry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
FRED M. LOW DEAD

Bred NJ Low. aged 80, died this
morning at his home, as gan as.
s Mr.. Low has been sick for eight
months,
lie Ia survived by widow, two
auna. Lloyd and Harry, and six
daughters Helen. Ida, Fern, Clara,
Maud and Violet
Low was member IT the Eagles
and his funeral viii be conducted
By them, The date Is not yet set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

Henry Rief. game warden Of King
county. was this morning ordered to
pay $50 attorneys fees and $40 per
month temporary allmony to his
wife. Martha Ref, unlh the divorce
trial Re heard, Mrs. Rlef alleges that
Ref has an ungovernahle pmpcr
and Is insancly Jealous Of her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
BURIED ALIVE

u.s. rnlied rrcssl
NEWPORT, Wales, July r.
One hundred workmsn were en-
tombed today by a landslide
which wrecked new docks that
were being built on the Irish
sea. II is impossible now 10
establish the number Of fatal
ties,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
WHY THE POLICE
WERE CALLED OUT



The heretofore untold story .
a OF how the police happened to =
= be- called 10 the Washington =
. Woman Suffrage convention 4
4 last Wednesday afternoon .
. leaked out today. .
Il seems that when the .
/. Spokane dele cation were Gust
"a. they. with other insaf- :
4 Eenta. adjourned 10 an ante =
. room In tho church, and while :
= they we're IN caucus the rumor
spread among the regulars =
= that the sp0kanelies had de .
q cided to re-ontcf the hall and 4
= By force regain their seats IN 4
= the convention Some quick 4
= witicd regular rushed 10 the 4
. antero door and turned the 4
e key. locking TIE Insurgents =
. In the antereom Dr. Russell, 4
= an sinnufgeni.' happened to 4
. be- outside and saw the little q
. coup Of the regular =
4 D., Russell got ycry angry. 4
= She thought about kicking =
. in the door herself. hut a. that =
= would not be ladylike, she a
e turned to tho telephone and =
. called the police to do the job =
= for her
before the police arrived the q
quick acting regular had re- a
. pcnted Of her hasty action and =
4 unlocked the door 4
sst444 sE4EA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
NAN SAYS
HE SHOT
THE GIRL.
go Murderer Gives Up
10 Newspaper, Saying
NJ b Guilty, and Sets
Free an Innocent Person.


+, s,S FRANCISCO July
alEsias buyer fof ihe I
''ts hardware & Steel :
! ''''.s,s,. who saw the shaver :
y fr,ollns nrasch leave che
: - 4 Graz Bros Tho after :
. ~ II The murder to-day :
s'r,l.hed James EdNard Gun :
, ...esm as the man wanted :
/ n ne crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
A
GREAT DAY At
THE A-Y.-P. {,
Thousands VIII Enjoy the
Special Features Plan
ned by County, Lumber
men and Railroad Men.

The BIGGEST day the A.-Y.-P. has
seen since the opening viii b. ccle-
DRAFTED tomorrow. July . Spike the
switches and board first aesiuound
train is the order that has been
flashed 10 the railroad men u the
Northwest. who vii celebrate their
day AZ the fair tomorrow.
Lumber camps are closing down
alt over the Northwest. and 10000
losgera and miilmcn ls . consefya
tive estimate q the number who Will
take part in i.umhermen'a day At tho
exposition.
The coal mines u King county
win All close. sending u Tow thousand
miners 10 the fair And the big celr.
hfaflun u Strawberry day. conduct
ID BY King county. viii bring brass
bands and hundreds o. visitors from
every town In the county. There
will ho something doing from dawn
90 dark as a glance az the official
program will show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
Victims wife FalniI'

Dhingfaa il young man, ap'
parontiy about 20 years Of age, lie
has been student AZ the univor'
slfy college. London. At the recep.
lion last night he was dressed In
European clothes. but wore a ur-
BAN
Lady Wyllla IL prostraiod today
81 the terrible affair Che was ia
another part of The institute When
tho shooting took place but heard
tho shots aud rushed 70 the scene
Falling to recognize the blaod-
stained features oi her husband. she
kuelt beside his dead body
Poor fellow" she said, and then,
for the first time realizing the
Identity of the victim, fell in a
dead faint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

Detectives are investigating the
double tragedy Of last night and
are Of the opinion that u was the
result Of political intrigue SIR
William has been prominent IN In
dian affairs and Il IL known That
many secret enemies might desire
his death Dhingras. the murderer.
refuses to talk and slis quietly IN
hls cell. apparently uumoved b. the
thought N his crime.
Ms ease uan called today before
a magistrate. who set the preiimln.
ary hearing for July 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

The Industrial parade of Straw
berry day viii leave Pioneer square
.at 10 o'clock going up Second az.
from Yeslef 10 Pike. out Pike TO
Broadway and norihward to the
fslr grounds This parade alone
viii DO a biz feature. with floats
from dozen towns Of the county.
seven hands IN line. and a hundred
noais and vehicles entered by local
merchants Hui ~ tho fair grounds
"a second parade that u the railroad
men. Will Join the line. whilo the
iumbermeu have built two hand
some floats for tho occasion. The
entire pageant will tour the expo-
sltldn grounds leaving the main
safe at II o'clock A. the stadium
viii be occupied by a hall game the
parade cannot pass there. but many
choice spots for reviewing II will ha
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
Crime a, Reception.

The double murder happened last
night at a reception tenderef De
Indian students AZ Tie imperial M
asila;e DhlngraH was noticed tax.
hg 10 Sir william and theu. sud
denly whipping out a revolver, shot
the Eugliahman through the head
He fired several more shots. and
a stray bulle, Bit and killed Or.
Lalleaca, who was standing nearby.
Half a dozen men threw Them
selves upon the Hsaassip. but he
struggled with the strength Of a
maniac and II was only after a hard
fight that he was ovcrpowcred. II
was during this struggle, In which
several shots were fired, that slr
IealeF was wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02


IN, rnfted rrsssl
AK FRANCISCO. July -
,,s,.< bat JSAn Nasak vas ae-
q ~ murder 81 Caroline
- Is ,c.ysar-oll bookseoper
= an rfothsFs. iancs Edward
4 saw himself ua TO d
-. 4 IT, esil hast nisht and
.,.sd hat he shot ths gifi Wed
-, .ftssnson- CUNNINGHAM was
=, i he offices q the can
-, = sprut most q the nlsAt
~ ~ nhry and was turned
- 4. psllce early today
ssn.a<sam ans l0rmefly a
.,,,w 4 ne smqlof ot Cray
,.,,-rz Ilsf NesAk he encounter q
I su. llineaiiY IN the settlement
IL. TN thesk at tha company =
-. 4 1T ri,r Accufding 20 his
m haa kssn deducted from
\ ..aasf Aus him. aad repeated
=, /, - clfics faiioi e set what
xhaurd vas falr settlement
fi,ss Fatal shet
yx Bfz<,h he pfstty hHiok
- - met her death while
r,s<f vi ,hs cTsisrs q her super
M n h chsrsr ~ The pagfolis
k<ind d cognpiy with Cuuninz
aut knxad far The immediate
n,u4l 4 me balancc " the check
u " t4fn<i eaimiy 70 60 about
n >1r< xhen III man dfes his
r4Hr tzsl slrsf ne fatal shot
IN It'd rszg times % collect
~ v. f1e ma Cunningham
- v. | tesidsd Il hai iha, it
- s1>s<s1ie "Wednesday morn
I / t0nnlnst to make a last at
~ ~ to hi that SRI II she
\ n pay ma
~ eI<rset . peculiar Influence
- - y fontinusd in an aacd
- 'i~n, sur nat she MAS Try
y y krpaesiIe ne perhaps 70 set
\ ~ t<f inffasncs 50 that The
~ seaAint Nave to BE- fAld.
NJ ssnt there "wednesday an
- N <ss IN The room with har
l1A1 A-r aams was shirla Both
1 o. ,rs@t Is hfpnatlzr nse-i
~ ~ he lnflnsnrs creeping over
= ~ l vas afraid Of H.
ceins Prsmssit.tsd.
1ins / vent Is Gray Brothers
= J ta4ist' The revolver and
HH1f4t I an a crack shot and /
- NJ ens shet would da the
~ rsz. N vhoie thing was pre-
4el4lrl. - iqu cali II The girl
= <'n Fissn p<aiy u chances
~ ~ money and save herself
= ~ ~sr'ant take them.
<rnl va N The office when !
- u<fs lknsN b. aas the man.
M he description Ia the
- AIR h. Tn. ! went to the
r. f'adds Il The desk and pre-
- ny eizim A. l expected e
= Hf'-.d and after a iang discus
@4rIex which the Shirts eirl
ais<sf<d mot he nranch SRI
nrtsr,r q ssre Shot
Hasf ! tho, her / think shs was
<r< b h. safe with her Back
7An o. alihoush she may have
- lending forward - that her
- x hzif booked Inc ne back o.
~ ! knew / couldn't misa
a. hit a bulls eye az q rect
1re ] am a sirs shot
.1ys4 IN The room about ten
-e<a kf'sr I flrsd. Then I vent
ne hall. where I saw two
vent down ths sialra around
- f-fl1f6r IL a.. 49,.
- Iirssrs ~ - IN mi, y i', ,ef , thsi
~ I'D asrs N ,1 ~ ~ = . ,ns ea'S
xs. ssessa ~, ',.'y f., -, - ', ,,
s'lrs 80 " my 'a''a a''
'isr.rdsr / ,.,.,...s -,
y =, y ,i,s prs.i1ia -. ~ Sfsi . ,ne
~ VII uanssa s,,', ~ ~ K, le.o.1
q ss',s ts s.'sa'''s ana men INTO
"a a,nIsr ~ - ,ealsa nero
m i thsn ~ s,s, ' Z ,'.' $50, f1.n
= '|ns ssa -. ~ -. ~. .'f ,l,e
- ~ ny MA IN !. '. ,'ll hsn I
= ~ '''"' . '''' 'ho whole
...,
i -. ''r % His Heat.
- ~ rsar shooting the first
~ $500, ~ r. he hall Thought !
4. a = It sas a Gun. I ', s',
~ US but llHi thor ba dasir,.t