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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-14
WIFE ELoPED With HIRED MAN

Crocker, s. D., April 14.-That his
wife eloped with the hired man is the
allegation which A. Lee, a farmer living
between this city and Bradley is MAX
ing. 1t is said that Mrs. Lee was about
to board the train at Butler when her
husband came up to her and took her
back to the farm. Since that time
nothing has been learned as to the
Whereabouts Of the hired man.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-14
TRIAL OF CASES BEGUN
IN STATE FEDERAL COURT

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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
BABEEATS MATCHES
WITH FATAL RESULT
Grandmother Fails TO Realize
Danger Until Too Late to
Save Infant Girl

OAKLAND. Jan. Frances Y.
Bishop. ? years old. the only child Of
Norman Bishop. southern Pacific me-
chanic employed at the Sacramento
yards. died at o'clock this morning
at 1853 Twelfth avenue, the home Of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Ballard. from poisoning by sulphur
matches. The baby's mother is dead.
The child oobtained the matches at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. She had
been put to sleep IN her cot and awak-
ened without her guardians knowing it.
she climbed on 10 an open folding bed.
on the top of which We're the matches.
when a. little later the grandmother
Mrs. c. l. Ballard, found the infant.
Frances had eaten the heads OF some of
tae matches Thinking from the re-
mains Of the sticks that the child had
1ewed only two. Mrs. Ballard gave a
light treatment and believed the dan
ser had been averted.
All during the afternoon and until
late at night little Frances condition
. bore out this impression. About mid
night the girl went into commissions.
Realizing the danger. Mrs. Ballard sum
moned Dr. =. r. Sill, who made efforts
20 eEpeI the poison from the baby's
system. But the phosphorus had been
e bsorbed by the tissues OF the stomach
and 1T S o'clock the patient succumbed.
the phosphorus having stopped the heart
action. The father was notified by
Telegram. Ballard is local superintend-
ant Of the Metropolitan life insurance
company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
ROAD SHOW COMES
TO THE ORPHEUh
Attractions That Rank at the
Top of Advanced Vaude=
vile on the Card

\ OAKLAND, Jan. 1.-The new year
will open auspiciously at the Oakland
Orpheum, for the management has an
nounced that beginning Sunday after
noon the orpheum road show viii be
tire star attraction.
The entire program will prove to be
entertaining and to meet the expecta-
tions of the many steady attendants at
the Twelfth street theater. Last year
the record for attendance was broken
by the road show, and there is every in
dication that this seasons visit will
result even better.
For 10 years or more the road show
has been sent out under personal direc-
tion of Martin Beck. He has organized
in this seasons aggregation medley
of sterling vaudeville attractions which
maintain the high standard OF enter
tainment which the Orpheum name sig
mites.
Prominent on the list is La Titcomb,
the singer on horseback" who made
a stunning hit in Europe. She is an
American girl. educated in Oakland,
where she lived as child. who created
horse as an accessory. The act is in
FIVE sections, introducing songs. serpen-
tine dances and high school riding with
splendid stage effects. As La Belle
Americaine La Titcomb was a famous
vaudeville artist abroad.
"A Bit of Old Chelsea" secured by
Martin Beck for vaudeville by arrange
ment with Harrison Gray Fiske, is a
literary and theatrical gem. which was
IN b..
by Mrs Fiske. Miss Ida O'Day will
appear as Saucers, Mrs. Fiske's role.
One of the most entertaining animal
acts which has been produced in vaude-
vile in years is that presented by Miss
Maud RocheZ, styled "A Night In a
Monkey Music Hall" The wonderfully
trained simians carry the whole show
from start to finish. Not human be-
ing is in evidence on the stage during
their act.
Among other topliners in the road
show melange is the genuinely original
comedy team, Melville and Higgins
Just Little Fun is what they call
their contribution 10 the bill Higgins
reminds one Of Eddie Foy at his best,
and Miss Melville is gem as a laugh
provoker.
Hyman Meyer. the man at the piano,
will be remembered from last year as
a hit He has some new contributions
which go TO make his musical mono
logue full of rich humor.
Nell Lockwood and Hazel Bryson
versatile in singing. dancing and whist
ling. will present bright and CHEEKY
number. Fay, two Coleys and Fay, in
their snappy minstrel sketch. will add
din TO the big program. Carl Nobel,
Scandinavian ventriloquist, is also on
the card. During the road show en-
gagement: special Orpheum motion pic
lures viii be exhibited.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
IHARBOR PLANS ARE
PUT IN JEOPARDY
Oakland to Make Fight Against
Adverse Ruling of Army
Engineers

OAKLAND, Jan. Unexpected op-
position to some of oakland's plans for
water front. Improvement has arisen at
the national capital Unless pressure
can be brought on the board of en-
gineers for rivers and harbors, sitting
at Washington, Colonel John Z. Biddle's
recommends tions for the harbor work
will be overruled. and congress Will
appropriate only enough money TO
complete the projects which the federal
government now has under way. Oak
land is requesting a 80 foot channel in
that part of the harbor where more
than half of the bond money is 10 be
spent If Colonel Biddle be reversed,
the estuary will not again be dredged
by the war department for an indefinite
time
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
COURTS OF F0RESTERS
EFFECT ORGANIZATION
Monster Initiation Will Be Held
During Month of February

OAKLAND. Jan. Fifteen courts OF
Foresters. comprising the district OF
Alameda, Oakland and Berkeley. con
reued AT Foresters' han for the purpose
Of efecring 2 permanent OrEa nizstIon
with the beginning OF the new year.
Joseph Reboli was elected chairman,
J. XVII vice chairman. Leo Jacobs sec
rerary. A. r Linge treasurer and
f. Nachedo sergeant at arms. A mon
ster Initiation viii be held during the
month of February. The grand court
Of California has volunteered 10 give
prizes for the courts securing the
greatest number OF new members.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02

1t gives an Immediate Cash Payment at Death
Of Policyholder to Provide for Current Ex-
penses. Income is Payable for Life. If Bene-
ficiary dies before Twenty Years, Income is
Continued to Estate to Complete 20 Year Pc
riod. 1t cannot be Lost or Reduced. Every
thing is guaranteed investigate it for Yourself
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
NEWS OF OAKLAND HAYWARD AND NEANDRO
HOLIDAY OBSERVED
AT MASONIC HOME

DECoTo. Jan. 1.-The holiday season
was we'll observed at the Masonic home
with feasting,, games, dancing, the dis
tribution of presents and a program of
musical and literary exercises Special
preparations were made this year. and
most successfully, to make the cefebra-
tion unique in affording pleasure and
entertainment to the inmates OF the
home.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
CONCERT FOR INMATES
OF COUNTY HOSPITAL
League Of Cross Band Has Been
Engaged to Perform

OAKLAND, Jan Inmates OF the
county inlrmary viii be treated 10 a
sand concert on the afternoon OF Jan
. srv e The superfn1endent. Dr. ". A
ark. has arranged for the presence
the League Of the Cross band on
Nat 6ay He has also arranged for
-rhe rendition OF the Purple Goat Inn"
hv the Alameda lodge OF Elks, in the
near future Both events viii take
place IN the dining room Of the hos
rltal
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02

MISSING MAN LoCATED-Ldvermore. Jan L.
George Vinegar, old resident of this city.
who disappeared under peculiar circumstances
some days age. has been located in Los An
geles. Vinegar raised considerable sum of
money and departed without advising his wife
or his brother H 2. Vinegar Of the Liver
more commercial company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
SAN QUENTIN CONVICTS
GIVE MINSTREL SHOW
Record Crowd at Performance
in San Rafael
I Special Dispofch to The Call I

SAN QUENTIN, Jan. IA record
crowd of invited guests from all parts
of Marin county attended the New
Years minstrel and vaudeville show
given by the prisoners here tonight
and pronounced 1t one OF the cleverest
performances ever produced by talent
in stripes.
The play, the songs. the scenery and
the jokes were all the result OF con-
vict talent. The prison authorities and
prison life came in for much good
humored witticism tonight Billy Wells
and George Best spared neither Warden
Hoyle nor his subordinates in their
comedy work. Best, who viii leave on
parole TO Join KoIb and Dill tomorrow.
received many outbursts of applause.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02

ROBBED BY FooTPADS- Oakland Jan. L.
Two masked highwaymen held up Lester Lus-
tig Of A. Roma Vista avenue this morning
robbing him Of $50 and watch. Turner x
Dotson's store. 17S5 Seventh street, was robbed
this morning Of $50
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
To Rent Your Rooms

Advertise them in The Calls Want Ad
columns. Phone Kearny S6. We call
for your ad. Try it once.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02

LINEMAN DIsLocATEs KNEE-Oaklaud. Jan
while he was pulling electric light
wire James y. Brown Of so Eighth street
lIneman. vrencbed his knee ont OF joint. lie
may be incspscitsted for months
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter of the estate of e. s..
RoSebrough, deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on
Mohday, the eighteenth day of April,
A. d. 1910, being one of the regular
Day OF the March term of the Coun-
~ Court of Otero county. in the state
OK Colorado, |, Earl w. Haskins, ad.
mihlstrator Of said estate, will ap-
pear before the judge of said court,
prestut my final settlement as such
Administrator, pray the approval Of
the same, and will then apply to be
dscharged as such administrator. At
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ
Jections TO the same II any there be
Dated at La Junta. Colorado, March
3. 1910
EARL W. HASkINS.
Administrator OF the estate OF +. s.
Rosebrough, deceased.
FIRST publication, March l2, 1910.
Last publication, April 2. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12

pr. sapesv has hs-u visiting l.. iunta
an,ned ~ gioNey fpsnhdesi. " you dssir~
,o eorssn ~ lk'stos. pleas. make ~ ap
tointwssot oas1y.
'seeesese sad essw,assssW sss
oeeosse Free.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Flower of the Ranch
an Interesting Play

Only few genuine and new mus
ical novelties have reached La Junta
this season. and the biggest one OF
these is THE Flower Of the Ranch" :"
by Joseph Howard. the prolific over
night composer. which comes to the
La Junts Theater for Monday. March
l4th.
The Flower OF the Ranch" might
best be termed = musical melodrama.
for during the operation Of the piece
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
UPspDOWN
THE
VALLEY


creamery.
Twin Buttes. the newest town south
of Lamar, is to have newspaper.
A pipe organ will soon soothe the
savage breasts Of the Presbyterians
at Dodge City.
Fowler is In the throes of a build
ing boom and expects to double In
chief booster.
Clearing a dollar head on ! 500
lambs In about five months feed is
not doing so very badly. and that Is
what j. S. Sterrett. of Prowers. did
this winter.
Lacy a Disbrow, publishers OF the
Rocky Ford Gazette, have dissolved
partnership. Mr. Disbrow retiring and
the business being continued by
John B. Lacy
Growers have already signed up
for io6 acres of cantaloupes for the
Swink loading station and II is ex-
pected that this acreage will be con
siderably increased.
The results Of the election held last
week for the purpose OF voting So.
900 bond issue for the erection OF a
water works system In Wiley carried
by a vote OF 10 to /.
The rest room Of the Colorado Wo-
mans Club at Lamar was closed last
week after a trial OF several months.
The lack OF support was the reason
for the abandonment OF the enterprise
Last week. at a special election, IN
Granada and Holly Irrigation District
was authorized to be organized, the
vote being practically unanimous. only
two voters expressing themselves
against the move.
During the months OF December.
January and February 5.375 books
were drawn from the Carnegie Lib
rary at Lamar-t.27t OF them being
books OF fiction. The total number
OF readers during that period was
2.055.
Chris Maxwell. who has been drill.
ing well for Senator Swink. near
the SwiDk reservoir. reports the well
down 700 feet and the tools lost In
the hole. A fishing Job awaiting the
coming OF Mr.. Mcvay.-Rocky Ford
Gezettc.
Farming seems to be beginning In
earnest under the Timpas Creek Res.
ervoir. Ditch and Land Company
system. Several OF the stockholders
are plowing as much ms 200 acres. A
number of houses will be built soon
aud things look promising. A new
house has been built by the company
at the headgatc for the accommodation
Of the ditch rider.
The sewer system Ii nearing com.
pletion. and connections are being
made. and In two weeks nj most the
entire system eiii be In use. Mr.
ScthmAn. Of Denver. consulting en-.
ginccr. has examined the lines and
pronounecs the System . good piece
Of work. There are ninc miles Of
pipe and the cost il close to $4,000.
--l.as Animas Democrat.
A car load shipment Of meal from
the local alfalfa mill that vas . little
out Of the ordinary vas made last
week. Il was one Of the Big four's
mammoth furniture cars. and meas.
urcd nifty feet. Il vas loaded with
$50 sacks Of meal. each Weighing 100
pounds. The consignment vas billed
70 East 81. Louis. The ordinary car
holds about 400 sscks.--Fowies Tri.
buns.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Horses for Sale.

one mare, four years old, weight
iSoV pounds, broke to work; one
mar three years old, 1900 pounds
one mare two years old: one mare,
seven years old, 1900 pounds one
beis'an colt, three years old; one
muie colt, two years old; all draft
stock Phone 22l2. Holbrook.
Il. y. DONAHUE.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12

there are q number OF stirring ell
MAKES, interminEied with which are
nearly twenty OF the cleverest mus
ical numbers. and among them are
some real novelties. One Of these.
and the biggest spot on the map OF
mirth and melody unfolded In this
story, is the "Pajama and Ni8htie"
duet This b . bold. broad conceit
which stops just about two ticks BY
the stop watch this side OF the shock.
ing point where polite society would
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
La Junta People Should Learn to
Detest the Approach of Kidney
Disease.

Thr symptoms OF kidney trouble are
so unmiStakabl. that they leave no
srounh for doubt. Sick kidneys eScrete
= thlrk, cloudy, offensive urine. full Of
sedimrut. irregular Of passage or attend
ed BY scnsation Of scalding. The back
aches constantly, headaches and dizzy
spei. may occur and the victim is often
Weigh down by feeling of languor
ana fatigue. Neglect these warnings
and thor" is danger OF dropsy. Bright's
d sea-. or diabetes Any one of these
syinpinW. Is warning enough to begin
treat ne the kidneys at once. Delay
often proves fatal
lou an use no better remedy than
Doan Kidney Pills. Heres La Junta
proof
Nh j. f. Everett. 80 w. Second
stree. Ia Juntn, Colo, says: II re-
cci"ed great benefit from Duau's Kidney
Pills. had troubles which | believed
were due to disordcrcd kidneys and
was lri ru try Doans Kidney I'ills. pro-
curine 'lru from the La Junta Drug
Co. This remedy helped me so greatly
that ] have advised other people to use
II anu now ! know that IL has given the
desire ra-ults My opinion OF Duan's
kidn'T lllls, however, is not based on
hearsNg Hut on personal experience"
For ale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster-Milburu Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the united
State
Reeember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12

call II ''outre." The breezy summery
rafment OF the nifty repositories Is
not exactly diaphanous or gauzy, for
It has little more protection against
wintry blasts than the bracelets and
beads Of Salome fame.
Another number one novelty suffi.
cient In itself to hold up the average
musical offering Is the Days Of 49,
In which . real stage coach, drawn
BY "broiler" ponies Is introduced.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12

From a musical standpoint. II Is
fat with song and chorus and togeth-
er with it's meiodramatic setting. and
genuine comedy situations. II is just
little the most intricate and de.
iightfui combination Of this ever
squeezed into two hours Of footlisht
folly.
The production Is scenically cor
rect In every detail and the electric
al insertions are pleasing to say the
least.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-12
Tse..r. q. To Oregon.

Ernest Tucker. who achieved con.
siderable local fame - . cartoonist
and also ~ an artist. icft Sunday for
Denver. whore he net biz mother. and
with her left for Portland. Ore. 70
Join the head of the household. G.
n. TuckeS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
- - -

Issssr Uasas Ss<c6 lsrda. Gha.
g-Tke rsasspas 81 cssss- kss< w~s~
tsssy lass sws&. she tuSnl sspgsSv
s~<sag sp eser I5.sss kssa. la
ssssy very sssoa9 kx sli gss4s-~ a.d
ds~psse ske fscs tkas essssru mazksts
~ese ssssaHG dsclss~~ od IS 10 lkG
on sanae ssuG she market kese heid
sp cod On ersd ss~er- ssd ssod t-s
eo~s hedsum and coszmsa Aud.
c,a~ed sea- ~ l5c is~er bsa stese
~s- . ssronx aesaaad fss everything
and sood ciearsnee made II al
grades from dan ~ a~y Ceod ts.s
steers .ula at s4JO ~ s5I5 9Th
fancy kIpd- up - s5e5. Goed
co~s hroaehi 1915 ~ eay5. fascy
sp 70 ~ 80 Ge.d - cas,ae sreaere
aud ssockers sold ss - l0 - - ~
sna eae bsach oi fancy s,sss-
bros9ht : 5 ~ Far b. gr-sd s,eers
sold at 1855 10 s435. feesi,aS
ee~s breaShi $500 10 80 ~ Ik
maad for saockere sad isesiers II all
k,Bds very stro,.G and the market
clssed IA hne shape Todays se-
cei2ts ~ere :. $50. market active and
pr'ees strong ~ l,,c higher
W.N FULTON
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
slekU oulEcIsGy.

a oolF, eauni-on bo,isr No. ~ h-~s-
es eEars Monday nixht a. j %. -. v hsii.
salH y q hystf- y ".
tlarsIsre tslanIs. --crefarss
WASN'T Rsi-,ash Loase >o. - meets fir-t sad
thsrd rse-says. NJ. LsuFa q Lewis. y q.
" r.. Ida Mayor -ssctstsry
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
pUsasC ssUssegs sAsE

WHEREAS. ". " OutcaIt grantor by his
Trust Deed dated octoher i2th. 1908, aud
eorder of GuDnison County, Colorado, in
Book ITO at Page 40 conveyed 10 the Public
saS ea%ty s" sowit rss .'oT'ns y ,1sd =
d sse. H. r%p' -, NR' INV. w &. 81 n Y + !.
q e \ 4 5, s-e = is 81 and n r"a I'd, Of Of
see. ~, Twp, 80. \. r. n. n. NJ NJ Also
Lot number ~ in Block number I. in origi-
hsi town OF Gunnison. Also all rights and
interests now held or that may he hereafter
Acquired in the ditch, bitches. water and
water rights of every nature and description
used or which may hereafter he used for the
irrigation of the above mentioned land or
any part thereof. In trust, to secure one prin-
cipol note ~ even date with said trust deed
TOR s1Ooo payable 10 Tiara BiebeI as guard
ian of Irene Biet,el four wears after date. one
principal note of even date with said trust
tour yesrs after date: one principal note ~
even date with said trust deed for $500 pay-
ebse 10 There~a Biebei three years after
ssid trast dssd for $500 payable 10 CARS
bietel three years after date. with iHterest
oa all of said notes from date at the rate Of
EIGHT per cent per annum, payable semi-an-
neatly. Also one principal note Tor Ioo0
payable To Clara Riei,el as Guardian " hieh
hes bsen peid and csscelIed and pert of
obove 0escrihed land, to-wit: the y " a sf
= " n sec. II. Twp ~. \. X. l w.. hes
AND WHEREAs Default has h-ea made
w toe oof0 kv8otpr IN stetd Trust ibHed.
the vsersprmaHce of the covenants and coBdi-
ttoas fnsps,ssd upon him by the terms of said
Trust Ised. in this. to-wit: that said GRANTEE
hss fsil-d ~ psy .aid foar principal Loses
" h*a dBe, and faisrd W pay part ssf the ~s-mi
annual inser~st DE- ON said principal noses
ASD WHEREAS. The s>xsl hossi~rs of the
tnd~6tedness repreorateti by said Roeps have
ebed with said Pubfe frWsse~ Botice ssd a.
usond IN writing. drs.iarinr said aesault and
e,srsinG "a d~ciare the whoie debit repr~s.-at-
@ents aGgrc9otinG - . . ! t,n said note pa y
0tsse to Clara Biehei. and iBts-rest th~r~ssa to
Aatr of esse. due and pay sbse. snd a~mssa-
inG The ssse ~ said iasd under said Truss
Ds~A
NOV THEREFORE,, Nosi-~ 10 hereby siv~a
thot purSoeat 10 said notice. esectioa and
armoad. osd uo0rr end by virtu< "a the ga
eDOsftg veSeed IN me by saiA Trust Isred oBd
to n -. I. ANNIE n Dowpey. Psblie frus&~e
- sid Ce9aty. viii srli the above apserfhed
lood eaceptinG said \. = a oS .. " i ~
Are. n. for es0A. ~ pstslie su~siSa to tbe
buAr~t hs6dsS. at the WeOe froat dosyr sh ths
Cowsts COvst Hcsse In Gusssssa N e.id
tiOuoey. Oa fusONay. the 29nd Aay a Woven
~. 1S1e. 81 10 q eleseA N ~ aus<oaoa sRGu11
eey. ~ - YsfYo@ q payt.G 80 sosa,
tsSrrvsa 80 eaVssaD a thfs -. 60 IN
0ive - - PssrAs~rr shesssR eersforeeR
bcee1 ekssAR OevA. lsae
Axsre =. DUWSas.
Rueee frusere Of 6Uuu11no CoUoty. Ceoo
l@A@ gro. 4orREnsSerOs.
~: ~; s s:s.s :s ( n. a -: :s:'
lAst PuAMsosbsA. Nes ~ lose
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
- 49,

n " Gray. 6snEsssa. - cs~s
l.o3s Nv. - -, . ee~s. I.s,sl u.
es.5t 5 coca. llie Ne. essS
Ciyss weica-' Gssnssoa. - cu.s
l.G32 lh~, el.sse - ssraess
eAlst II hsstrs~, 75l ias.. $s.as (
Ico~s as3 its-. % ~
Ies Iehussa. Gass,ssa. - ss.xl
ss.. IN he, - sst 81 co~s. 81;
Ne. ss15
d d Aekee. Gusni-.a. ae co~s
sss lbs. - m 4 bah. l.2sD HE
90 =. ) cows. Ss;s ite. 90 ~. &.
ks~asr.. $50 lhe. Sass. 3 Ss~<serr
5sz he - % 81 -ssokess Us ihs
SAT- = sssesers. rs Me, e4a
Civde WEIGH of Gsnniss, e,us,s
cee q she psomlsent ssesk usen II
sh~s section and regular psiroa sd
the ienser nssrket. sss ~ the ysrssr
LokIne afser the Sale a . b.ach ii
csssle They soId ~eli. br,ag,nS
e4tO for cows and faG0 tor hgki
ss~~rs Mr. Welch wss well pleased
w,sh the ssle.
Hon. r. ". Gray ef Guaais.u
eesnty wss 1t The ysrds wsth .
bsach of cattle shat sold well. The
eows "a the shipasess bsoSsht - 25
is the bug end Mr.. Gssy says COS
the next thirty days sAspmsss,s Gill
he heavy from the q Gsan,soa co.ss-y
md there sse . les Of sood esssIe
oser there ~ coa.e. Tke ssack usss
a thai sscSsoa ksse t.sss bssy
sesnd.ns up shsss ssSG sad vssy
lsssIs has s'ssa sAippsd - vet. hss
isoG noe ~ sAey vil eas.s ous
sapidly Mr.. Gs>y Uss cell ptssssd
wish the ssls q Ais eoss
Lee ISAns. cd y. d. Mcaee,
psom,sset sssxAosa a sAe Ohio
cssrt cossssy " 0sssissa cosssy,
wsss At tks yssAs I~'aisG sssss sks
~ Of . kan0A q susols - ksO~Gkl
ossd psisss. ~ sauAs 49, sksp-
oss,s - jsa AaOiaaia0 bua ~
ssssioa q - sAsAs, - 6so 80 -
eAsy w'M epos s1eiAly. IT, ssssls
ssa sissss - soasG - Gasa -
oune - - 0nOAa . - s1uAona
q che Osaaisra snsaasy koss passey
q ~ 80 - - kaui1aaD = ~ i
1ssiAG - visess osssAA UAisA y
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