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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
BIG SALARIES OF
 HOCKEY PLAYERS
Those of Canada Are High
 est Paid Athletes

There, is general impression in this country that baseball players in the big leagues are the highest paid profes- sional athletes in the world, but this is far from correct Few people know that hockey players of the professional class receive more money than the players of the national game in this country, but it is well known fact that the ''pro" players in Canada re- ceive sums far in excess of anything that would be dreamed of by the aver age person.
 The actual amount of cash may not be as large, but then the playing sea- son for hockey is limited, and the men participate in only few games during even that short period, so that, accord. ing to the season of play the hockey professional gets far more for his ser vices than the baseball man.
 As in baseball, there are extra large sums paid to some few players, but the average of the professional Can adian hockey player might be rated at $l,000 for participation in not more than eight or nine games.
 As against the average stipend of 'iAN p''SSpe'ii pidgOi, NhlCh HlSuI Dt rated at $2,50O, the hockey player is much the better paid. He can attend to some other business at the same time that he is engaged for hockey and thus increase his income, and this is, in fact, what many of them do, some even being given sinecure positions which require almost no attention, with big pay attached, so that in reality it might be considered in the nature of a salary for hockey, as unless the incum- bent of the position were not a first-class chaser of the puck he would not be eligible for such a position
 Aside from what the average hockey ist receives, however, there are many instances of exceedingly high salaries being paid to high class men. Probably the highest salaried player in the do- minion is Fred Taylor of the Renfrew team, who receives $4,O00a year. In addition, he holds another position, it is said, because of his hockey ability, from which he receives $1,200 year,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20

and besides this he gets bonus if the Renfrew team wins the championship
 It is said that it costs $19,000 to place seven men on the ice to represent Rem frew. On this basis the average sal ary would be $2,700 for a playing sea- son, which extends over only few weeks.
 The example regarding Renfrew is only an instance of that which pre- vails with practically all of the other professional teams. Cobalt last year paid Art Ross at the rate of $10 min ute in the match against the Haley bury team. Two halves of thirty min utes each were played, and Ross re- ceived for his part in the game $500. It is doubtful if any baseball player ever received an equal sum for par ticipation in a single game.
 All of the other members of the two teams received big money for their part in the contest. The match was played at Cobalt in the heart of the silver mining district and the miners were willing to make a big outlay in order to get two good teams together so that they might lay heavy wagers. Betting is, in fact, part of the program.
 The towns in which the contests are played are small and could not begin to give in gate receipts anything like the sum necessary to pay the salaries of the members of the teams It is the chance that the packers of the teams have to lay heavy wagers which holds the sport in class by itself and makes the Canadian professional hockey play CT the best paid in the world.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
Child Given as Collateral for
 Bill for Board

+ ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 19.- I + One seven-year-old boy was re- I
 + ceived on a bill of lading at the l + Union station here today over the I + Iron Mountain road from Monroe, ! + La. He was consigned to local l
 + bank as collateral for a board bill ! + to be remitted to bank at Mon- ! + roe. I + Mrs. J. J. Koentz, acting as ! + agent for F, J. Koentz, father and I + owner of the boy, whose name is ! + Arthur, called at the Union station I
 + for the consignment, but the rail ! < road officials refused to deliver him l + to her, because she was not the !
 + consignee named in the bill of i
 + lading. The boy, still tagged, was I + taken to the bank in taxicab, I + and the amount due was paid. I < !. !. j. + + + + + + + l. + f + + l
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
WILL TRY FAMOUS
 OREGON LAND CASE

PORTLAND, Ore, April 19.-The suits brought by the government against the c. A. Smith Timber company of Minneapolis to recover title to Oregon timber lands are to be tried at the ses- sion of the federal court winch met to- day. The suits, which have been pend ing several years, involve approximately 5000 acres of land estimated to be worth $600,000. The basis of the gov ernment s contention is that the parties who sold the lands to the Minneapolis company did not have a good title.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
BAY CITY ESPEE
 MAN TAKES BRIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 19.- James Horsburgh, Jr., general passen- ger agent of the Southern Pacific, was married today to Mrs. Frances Bald win Sanborn, who is prominent in local society and club circles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
A KNOCnER

Is man who can't see good in any person or any thing. It's habit caused by a disordered liver. If you find that you are beginning to see things through blue spectacles, treat your liver to q good cleaning out process with Ballard 's HerBine. A sure cure for constipation dyspepsia, indigestion, slck headache, biliousness, all liver, stomach and bowel troubles. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
THE CIRCuS

Acrobat finds it necessary at all times to keep his muscles and joints supple That is the reason that hundreds of them keep bottle of Ballard s Snow Eminent always on hand. A sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, sore throat, lame back, contracted muscles, corns, bunions and all pains. Price 25c, soc and $1 per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
SHOUT PROMOTED
 TO BETTER JOB
Will Have Charge of Espee
 Electric Systems

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-Paul Shoup, assistant general passenger agent of the Southern Pacific, has been promoted to assistant general manager and will have charge of all the electric lines, including those in Los Angeles. 'Shoup came to san Francisco from San Bernardino.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
PASSENGERS LANDED

LONDON April 19-The passengers of the Minnehaha arrived at Padding ton Station tonight. All spoke in the highest terms of the efforts of the com pany to look after their safety and comfort
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
PINCHOT TURNED
 DOWN AT DENVER
Exclusive State Control Is
 Point Striven For

DENVER, Colo, April 19.-The Col orado conservation commission this af, ternoon adopted resolution declaring for exclusive state control of water power sites. This turned down the Pin chot policies as outlined by James R. Garfield in his address last night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
FIRST PITTSBURG
 CRATER GUILTY
Jury Recommends Mercy for
 Councilman Swift

PITTSBURG, Pa., April 19-Guilty as indicted, with a recommendation for extreme mercy, was the verdict today in the case of former Councilman M. l.. Swift, Jr., the first victim of the graft scandal put on trial on the charges of bribery. He will seek a new trial
 Seven will be called for trial tomor- row.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
POLITICAL AN N OUNCEMENTS

Announcements of candidates for city offices will be made under this heading and carried until the day of the respective party conventions for the sum of $l0, payment to be made strict ly in advance. The column is open to candidates from all parties.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
FOR CITY MARSHAL

I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the nomination of city mar shal, subject to the action of the dem- ocratic voters at the forthcoming primaries. VIM. LOWTHIAN.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20

Seventy pages or Illustrated informa- ton about Globe and the great Globe district, handsomely bound and boost for home. Send some to your friends who don't realize the greatness of Globe. Get them for 25 cents each at the Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
GIVE UP M|NNEHAHA
All Passengers and Bulk of Cargo of Doomed Liner
 Taken Off

HUGHTOWN, St. Mary's, Scilly, April 19.-Three small steamers and a schooner tonight are standing by the wreck of the Atlantic transport liner Minnehaha. All hope of saving the steamer has practically been abandoned.
 All except sixty cattle and most of the cargo has been safely landed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

I hereby announce myself as a can. didate for the office of 6lStrict attor- hey of Gila coun.f. subject to the &C., tion of the republican voters at the primaries to be held in October.
 H. H. HARVEY.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
CITY CLERK

I hereby announce myself candi- date for the office of clerk of the city of Globe subject to the action of the democratic voters at the primary elec- tion to be held April 23.
 CHAS. ALEXANDER.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
STREET SUPERVISOR

The undersigned wishes to announce himself a candidate for the office of street supervisor of the city of Globe, subject to the action of the democratic voters at the primaries to be held April 23. FLOYD BLEVINS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
CITY MARSHAL

I hereby announce myself candi- date for city marshal subject to the action of the democratic voters at the primaries to be held April 23.
 JAMES COCHRAN.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20

for the office of city marshal, subject to the action of the democratic voters at the forthcoming primary election.
 R. M. ANDERSON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
CITY CLERK

hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of clerk of the city of Globe, subject to the action of the democratic voters at the forthcom- ing primaries.
 J. II. WEIGH.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20

Send some of the special Mining Editions of the Silver Belt to your friends abroad. A few left at the low price of 25 cents each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20
CITy MARSHAL,

l hereby announce myself as a candi date for city marshal subject to the ac. tion of the democratic voters at the primaries to be held April 23.
 LOUIS STECKER.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20

For Over Eating ana Drinking Moth ing on Earth cleans you out like The Tuna Bitters, 'naturally-easily. No upset, sick feeling. Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20

McElroy for wan paper.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-20

McElroy for best pantlng materials
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03
Il

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TIE C1E3ri.
TUITION OF fa STATE ug ARKANSAS.
Notice Ia H.rruH #IHua UalHe m.'oVr. joint
H1uuar proposing .H mruuHm. .1 JHn .0luH
'u.uu1n. 1870. HI..l .NUH General A#em.
.H a. 0.IH.au session H. .'N HI .Mt .He
same 100 ua submitted u .Ha ..gaHH of .ls
.aia al fHH Hsss .#Igm election fd be- Had
Monday September l-. .lN ua #luuuuu0 0F fe-
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03
RnIna nnmage tnLnnLnr Enrns.

W. H. H. Price of GaIamine
was in town Tuesday morning,
Ho reports much damage d6do lo
lao farn lands aY lao recent
heavy rains, Mr. prico 70 mak.
iog an effort lo improve bs lands
by stopping the bgavy race
drainage, a Practice which
would be oommendabIe la aIi FAR.
mers who handle apIanda-
3mithville li0muoral.or
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION or rHe
STATE or ARKANSAS

H0.rH 0ugan ..H .apa .Ua following .n.
resolution. .rH..u# n .H.H.mru. ru .Hasar.
O.HUuIun $500. .H...U H. r.a Genera. tfam-
.HHIH" .T.Hr m.u. .. I.m 0Hd Iaal .H.
IHa .. .H HHmf.I u .Ha ..tH.a.# u. ...
a.. H. ..a .... ".H..H. election. u ua U...
Monday #um... -. ...N. ..t adoption .f ...
.....
Proposed TmcUamcHt SO. 10
|I.. H H.uH. Uu-.# proposed g. n
amendment n .Hn 0.Hu.n Hn "a. .fe Hnr4 obi
N..H".s. HHI .Hn Hmu .HH. .alu.H.H u .Hr
electors 0. fHH.N.H mrlrHrrWI ua rejection ar
NUH,Nt .unU0I election lor HaHam8 add runra.
.upuNw .l amu0r.. of tHr electors .1Haa ap
uu1 election adopt u.l amruJrm. ..a .amu
.H1 become % .UI FOL, the yumluJuu al uu
.HHu. A..H.#E. ..Wg
T0E' section One. ARTICLE Hue. of lHa Cu..u.
.uNw 'HuHH.pu A.ssUHa. Un amended la# .r
..IU H. .U.'H.H
.er.uL TI. legislative Hawora Of rNag..u
..sI . .#uH 'H H Conceal N#.uU.U which
NHUu" .I". ..a Senate ml House o., Repro.
u"..H. .I .IaH.an. .. each mmJ.uauu
#.H county. .I uI .H. .4f. reserve a IH.ma
..... .....n pWa a.u 0n.aHu.HrH a
H"IH......r .I .H.I..Hr ..#.. .HH mu
0. .H..... .....-I--.l .. ... legislative .am.
.N. ..I ...H ....... ..... aU ..aF own option H
NHu"HHmH. 0.Hu ua.# aHrH# ...0- IaH..
H.uaN..H.M IH. W.lU power RESERVED b.. Ifa
people . .Ha initiative. a.I H.tH.Ha Haa usr
..H.H. ...f faaH. ....a .HaI. Ha required -I a.u-
UH.a a.. uu.ma . HO1 petition and every
..h petition ..aU include Ha uI ..s. .l lH.
HuWr .1 .....I WUauyr r.uum .an
0....aI. ..r H"UH of .arHa. ,. l#f.
.. ...... before ... election OBJ uefH He
'... .uHUe ..uI uHHu.
|Ua.s.HH .u..rI.1 Referendum HI re.
Naudaud ..UuH0 . u Hw# Hsta.a.t ..H .H.
muHH.. ."H"H.Hu .. .U. public .1.a
.HHw M..., ..0#UH Ua .aHuH H.uaI I..
.t.0.. .H. I..lI VOTERS u, u fua #4l..p
assembly other H.Usws enacted. Referendum
petitions aHsI IH H..I with .Ha .aWsure of ..s.a
HI. maIa HtH Hme.. days 1ue. flr Ilal W.
.uuman. Hl .H. .#.IHd 'f I.a HaHHUtu ...
wuU "...UI".I WuU.I|on which Hn...r.
wUum .UuwHrI Inr..u#N.r ...auHy.
WHar mU ... ....H H HuHauD,# ...uaI Boo
Fl Ht people, aH elections 0H Haa#uI# nIpFuI
fH IHp tHN'au. iNa State af4H ue iHI I.Ha ..
eaHia. r. uaf aaeuI elections. esJ.rf when .ha
legislative assembly rlI uriera snseal election
N.. mnHrro rrfrrrei .5 .le people .flH gka
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03

rict-Firsi Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Thjrd Monday
.n january, April, July and Oc-
.gber, No County Court in the
Northern District,
Probate Court-Northern Dis
rict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern DisTjcJ-5econd Mon
day in March, June, September
LlI December.
Chancery Court Southern Dis
.rict-FipsJ Monday in May and
November Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03
.r1eosla Inealaenl ID. u

THAT .lo .1.uvn. article. shall He ur0na.ud as
r1 amendmeuJ .a .H. C0uuut0n o. fHo state uf
'fHH.aa, which, whom UHJpl Jl bvB majority
BI Ng H.Hu.a r.a...d u each Iou.e aad
Iieuts,l 0. 70 majority uI Ohg eeato. 0. the State
1H1F AJ lHHn..t .#Htu. election ..a .an..uu
.ri representative. #UpI u...m. Uuulu .da
'.U.0uuo1U o.. .uH.UHu. AHAu.uH
rhsl UI, capital Invested Within ..s Hryt ron
years lu chic aAtH 800 The Hbuulb,Uura ul cotton
Hd Ibef H9uiH bod lHy manner .HaIl us and
hereby exempt UHH taxation uf period OFF
seven years uasa after Hd uur Ha .He Ida
.rrun. uHr.UuH, company Ht corporation hl.r
..Huu tlr bU.Hr#. al lbJ mtnuHpH.Hu
Ihe above raaa.u.gn waa U.oI u .hr office of
.bu .oerutalF oft 'uIaUi Nav Iist ima
Fash sls,toI may Vote .af af baainst tla above
rtanimtHi
Witness my a1iell signature the I-.i day of
February 1910.
Cd Truvfs
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03
The Record
for good
Job Printing.
Tie Record
one dollar
a year

majority lhrwur @.l gaue11 aaa uara.Hor
waf. Tha .otalbUa .bal. bo, "ucu Ga.
acted by ls pa9a0oor.aa State of Ar.ausaa."
rbH section sna.. na. ba construed Go deprive
aay uumucr of .0o O.aaa.sa nmomu.v af gba
H.ght 10 Introduce anr measure rbawdoInuum,
hsr OF votes east tor r.eoH.a of Governor o.. the
rszu.ar election .Us. preceding rle ding Hf aHy
petition l0s ..a Initiative o.f.r The referendum
.ha.I b. .0. ulH..uH which Ha Hun1u1f legal
votes r.g#uH .1#U H.r petition .lall 1o
counted. Petitions wI ..a.rg fa. tho Initiative
,Ud Ton re Referendum shall u. HI,j with the
Secretary oI 3H.r gUI l agum HHs Na ...ag .1
.hfu#uu.a d.. HHI l.i 0rhur oH.aH shall Na guided
a. .He H.n.Iai laws BuI lGaa.a admitting 0Hs
amendment uH. legislation .HsI. la ucguIIg
provided rarotua
rUa above resolution wa 1tl in .Ho office uf
.he Secretary of state 0H February I0 ..UJ
Each e.o.ugr may y0Jo Iuru' agalaag tho above
4HondmeHf,
Witness my official Signature UbIa lagh lay of
February I..u
O.C LUDWIG.
.8saLI Secretary .l State.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03
Doing Things
~
Differently

&c only The TrisweIs We're content
.1 live according -o conventional. rule
existence doubtless would be- much
smoother for them Also for others.
f rrrs..a|v .s others who rebel.
rar.u.- rra r.swaa .heartuIv 4a-
centric method of conducting taem-
selves. r..r household and their ai-
fairs .1 general because when -l5177
-0 wrong the rr.awa's rre mover
bothered nor upset. having a....-Ee
and Joyous interest Tn whatever ts IN,
Hewcl
when r couple who have been mar
-fad eight years got energetic enough
TO go 70 "a ball The usuu. method of
procedure after the dance .s over La
FOR the masculine member t1 r7wr
mu--or YEARLY that he has to- ger up
nc seven tg the morning tnsr the same
and why The d.o.ous doesn't The .aEt
rot tlam home r-atar-wh.Ie bis wife
Saws her heed aohos and somebody
...oa gown w0a far 0rot-tar than hers
and oh. uv. art ana Is sleepy.
NOT .ha r#wo..s nawa~or' When
.rov rarrraI heir home shelter at
two O'Clock r.a other morning after
dancing raa nine they surveyed one
another wg...a..ra."
T'u .rrraH" said Mrs 7r.swet
"suu L' agreed 'riswo.L
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03
PROBATE court h.0TIGFg

Notice is hereby eivea that -s. f,.
named administrator and guardians a.sj ~,
current at tie March term. 1910 If m'a
bate Court for the Southern D.sus,- a. N
county for settlement w.th taa.r rssreo,. "
.ates, to-wit:
w. r Campbell guardian EiII- ~-~-i, H..
Mrs. Alice Cocman. aGn.lu.st1.-r.- 49,.
w. D. Cochran. deceased.
T. J. Tomptias. guardian Bammte and Y,
L0mp-rs minors.
g. To"osiHs. administrator estate ofw i
Tomhhiua deceased
w. C. Shaver. guardian Dean T-mpEi,.
minor
and sll rarttaF irfere t53 IN 1a sete.
Of said estates must come forward and ~
capHona to said accoGnta, if any they asvs
before the rhicj day Of TOE next term of aeI
ar thag win be- forever barred from aras5tir,.
accounts or any item thereof.
Arthur Sullivan. Csa
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03

"wha'am Ion' nara." demanded
Th0 H.rr8r policeman,
n.n UHa rrava'H rHnld aoo how
foolish nnd inadequate f.. rounded U0
....Hu chat .u.v w.rn running a
.NU|H .." .n..nn nt rHran O'Clock .0
.nu morning THAT VIVA why .Noy
H.ra mock WHOM thov Had .6 neHlalu
.'a mHnanH.1Ha H wH H.tau0H mr
.ho nH.U 0r .H.r I'M .Ho #.H.Ha room
fUH why naH .H.#'uI H.rHau.v n
...HI .. "w..CuN .Nat .g.y HHHI
.H.rN uHH HHU p H.HHr GU w gv s0
H.uw .H .nu middle .I rHo HOaHr 20
.Hnv wrH..I n. If #u 7ar HI E0u
fnd ".w .Hn HF."a #H1 rHau
from .."..r d.. .Hn W..sI nuHu.
downstairs. wI .U.u.r.I .rn ua..u.
.wrm .wr .HuH #aw NH.nw n
0o .nma "Hf .I.H #H'.H.H wurn
#f n.amH loo ..mfmwH .naf ua
'H.Hna.'H finally cleared themselves
af .H.r'..Hr
.Wr convinced Haea policemen
..Ht $500 ""r.n. H"rH" Hm "ru
N.'. w" .m nothing .u wamaau
0.wH ur.r w.'I convince Thorn chat Wb
ua"f w.|# ml dangerous ones
Ht 0mI'"
Of i"ut nm' Hva rf.awa1 con.
hmWH.H ' .Uut Do wHs1 worry HIula
mf evening
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03
WIHrOHa ia eva.

NHTrH ".H.u HWHw m Hmut
I.w IH.r H0Wu'. ww#H n. VIM
.w .wua wu nuI IuH .Uul MIME
'I..H "l. m -.Ha#' principles.
..".".. ] W.V ##H1 aue f
#H..f N..t #. H7 Hu.I there da oH
F. uHI't1.t mimi The
irr I.Ia.I
Sharp County record., 1910-06-03

with -~o accord they made for the
Kitchen wran The uzat was switched
on and disclosed p disguised and
startled mouse zorrrr.ng wildly for
shelter Mrs 0rswell d'I not faint
Both She end her husband gUrg.oi
toyonIv She grabbed q broom, Cr.8-
VOL seized the poker.
0rohrbly there i8 eomo costume 70.
rrrnrla.o for tha prsttmo of killing
mice lnt whatever may be 10 assured.
iv l8 not trailing lavender satin and a
brand new dress su.t 5iIL the oon-
seriousness That they woro .000nr0rrt
rtoIv clothed had no da.orring effect
au the Cr.woIs. "A boiler factory IN
m1 action v7e tan only thing chat
possibly could hove made more noise
-haD did they with broom, poker oven
burned chairs and nIIInr diHhrans
F'naIfv tho intruder w0s dis
patched ana swept outdoors, the Girls.
wells ranora1 personal f0urer7 and
orco more attempted % .ugaI lunch.
rhoy nat It with some minor m.ahaD7
Crswau Knocked over % 'r of pre-.
aar"os and his w''a iU pulling ont the
siIvor drawer pulled 20 TOO f1r rri'I'Ug
peck or 20 of table Implements a,I
over The hardwood 0o1r sGu they
laughed 40 much chat .ha0r troubles
moro than n1Id for themselves.
Tna, 1853 Crlswe1 pushed hls chair
hooz from rho table q Hnul s. urt.
y.trorod 1t him from Dac library
Diving toward 70, ha QUio.'v EMERGED
with % largo TOW engine IN hIa hands
Elmer said his wife, "T hate to
arrorr um0a.t.ra-bnt would v0u
mind TELLING me- .tv0u have mI.a 'osr
your gaueas' Have r0u .Il at .hIg
rour or tho u'ohr such mn Unsuitable
rn.raf 'dr amusement tNa. You have FOO
.alI barh rn Tnumva toy uug.ua3
.uf % dinner nartr1 dance, mousse
billing hrn- ana 70 rupuHr enough"
"mn1ra al r~ht Minnie said
Crsw0l ....h.rs'v. "F0u know
rnura |at 1H crazy 0vor rHis f.0i
shnr oa rm and ifs newer worked
mrt. .nra Tommy got It Cbmefmaa
ard don't know of better time .1
Hv Iu'
The ourra was an aGrr m 5v
era r1 'Nr CHawoIa with much labor
ent Ot attached U1 the gus fixture
r.u1 ON N1uW ana knees 0Hnv
watched d. plunge madIv across tm
hardwood I10r cburgIug In 70 rory
busOnoHN'a manner re was while
rHoy woro OHua ocruu0od chat % noise
interrupted them Raising fho.r bonds
from 0noIr absorbing ocnnna aH11 they
1w anf.r what Mrs. Craw.'' nror
vnr nd wH7 .ro h.oro.t policeman
.Hu mI .uw n 600 hor Mo- hara.I He,
bind N1. .U ru.I0.mm "01' IrT0r
who no rnrH wHa la.'oI hH .Hn N.ra..
policeman u. .I r'av ra#rH.I .N.
.w0 persons n evening curb with ua
.....n