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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-11-17


en- Immediately, as it is very i'm
portant letter.
Rev G. E. Benson brought sew
eral Finnish newspapers to tue
library the other day, and he says
he will endeavor to send in some
each week hereafter. Inmates
desiring papers printed in he Fin
nish language may have the same
by making their wants known to
the Dollhouse Captain.
The announcement, "T o Tn
mates. on the editorial page, which
states that each inmate is permit
ted to send out one copy of The
Mirror each week free Of charge,
does not prohibit you from send
out as many additional copies as
you are willing to pay for at the
rate Of one dollar year. Ii you
have friend or relative to whom
you would like to give a Christ
mas present that would be at once
enjoyed and appreciated by the
recipient and inexpensive to your
self, a years subscription to The
Mirror will fill the bill to T.
Eifty-two evenings of pleasing en-
tertainment-all for one little old
dollar. Talk about your bargins!
One afternoon last week, in our
never-ceasing quest of news, we
sauntered into the Stewards de-
partment, where we were most
pleasantly received by Captain
Alexander. The Captain, not nav
ing any suffragette manoeuvres,
divorce cases or election returns to
give us, very kind y conducted us
through the entire. place, pointing
out nd explaining everything
down to the smallest detail. The
most interesting thing we observed
in our tour was when we came to
a room off by itself, where we no.
ticed large object stationed in
front of a large desk; we were about
to inquire when the balloon was
going up but desisted, asking in
stead, whats that?'' We were in
formed, ooh, that's one of the fig
ureheads." Well, we assured our
informant that it was the largest
figure we had seen for some time,
head and all. Still, there it was,
and figures don't lie, at least this
one didn't. Had it been lying, we
might have taken 1t for barrel of
molasses and asked no questions.
After being told by the Captain
that the "fgurehead' was "the boy
for the job; always able and will.
ing whenever there is a difficult
task to be performed" we departed,
taking with us kindly invitation
to call again and pleasant remem-
brances of half hour most inter.
estingly spent.
Some few years ago, just before
Christmas time, The Mirror pub.
lished squib stating that N
Christmas Eve the old, time-hon-
ored custom Of filling the stocking
would be observed here and eau.
toned local readers not to fail to
hang their footwear in some con.
spicuous place before retiring. OF
course, the cold timer" only smiled
bnt some Of the fresh fish" bi,
hard. Among those was the we'll
known local comedian, Prof. Webb
The Professor, being oppressed by
the loneliness Of his first Christ
mas in durance, welcomed the man.
ifest generosity which the notice
!. appeared TO portray. According.
lly, on the night in question he
very carefully suspended his stock.
ing from the cross bar Of his eel
and laid down to wait results. The
hours dragged slowly by, but still
ltha Professor WAS natiant and
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-11-17

And there's nothing but pickles for Jake
JAKE. POOR JAKE
Rah for Minnesota! Some foot
ball, that.
Mr.. who resides in compart-
232, third elevation of the Whelan
Flats, recently donated about fif-
teen valuable books to the local
library.
Wills filling the Office of Assist
ant Deputy last Saturday. Guard
Hastings called at The Mirror Of
fee with "Hello, how are you?
Well, I must keep moving" and
vanished.
Mr.. D. L R, cell 504, presented
the library with three good books
the other day: Candles in the
Wind, by Maud Diver; Seekers in
Sicily, by Bisland and Hoyt; and
Scenes From Every Land, by Gil
bert IT. Grosvenor.
To inmates who want The Mir
ror sent to friends, We wish to state
that it is only necessary to send in
the name and address once, togeth-
er with your own name and
number. Some have been send
ing in the addresses each week
this is not necessary.
Assistant Deputy Warden Sulli.
van was acting Deputy Warden
last Saturday, during the absence
of Deputy Warden BackIand, who
attended the Minnesota Wisconsin
football game, which. by the way,
resulted in a glorious victory Tor
Minnesota. Score: % to @.
Deputy Warden Backland has a
letter addressed to Angus Robert.
son, from Rice Lake, Wis. The
salutation is Dear Brother and the
signature T. B. Mitchell. II there
is anyone here who has reason to
expect mail in that name, he should
see the Deputy Warden at once.
Mass was held in the chapel on
Sunday morning last. After the
service, Father Corcoran announced
that Christmas Confessions will be
held this year during the second
week in December and genera
Con munion would take place or
Sunday, Dec. Ii. Those wishing
to attend will be notified in ample
time.
The Mentor, that excellent mag
azine written. edited, stencilled BY
hand and reproduced by mimeo.
graph process by the inmates Of
the Massachusetts, state prison, al
Charlestown, says:
The Mirror, a weekly paper pub
lished at Saltwater, Mimi, car
pride itself on staff of contribu
tors hardly excelled anywhere
The ink they use is "Carter's ink, .
glossy, intense, indelible and-but
'nuf said! "Good stuph," as the
Fra would say and-read, moro
over. We can express only the
best opinion on such publication
and wish it's makers and support
ers all good things.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-11-17

A letter has been received here
addressed to Mr.. Frank Leslie.
Anyone expecting mail in that
frame should see the Deputy Ward
en- Immediately, as it is very i'm
portant letter.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-11-17

Rah for Minnesota! Some foot
ball, that.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-11-17

Mr.. who resides in compart-
232. third elevation of the Whelan
Flats, recently donated about fif-
teen valuable books to the local
library.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-11-17

Wills filling the Office of Assist
ant Deputy last Saturday, Guard
Hastings called at The Mirror Of
fee with "Hello, how are you?
Well, I must keep moving" and
vanished.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
BOARD REVIEW
THEIR LABORS
Road Committee Pays Last
Visit to Various Island
Road Districts. y

The present membership OF the City
md County Board CT Supervisors
claim the distinction of going down
on the records OF municipal govern
mcnt as "a road board"
A final visit TO various island dis
tricts was made today by members of
the road committee together with Ma
yor Fern. Secretary Betram Riven-
burgh, City Clerk Kalauokalani and
representatives OF the press. The
party left the 'city hail. shortly af.
ter seven O'Clock this morning, two
large automobiles being employed In
the transportation of the city fathers.
The route followed Incorporated
Eva district where a call was made
upon the County officials. While the
road committeeman including Super.
y!sors Quinn. Aylett and Kane gave
heed TO the highways rapidly travers.
cd by Jim Qulnn's big seven seated
Packard. other committees represent
ing the police and sanitation depart
ments of the County government In
spectcd jails and court houses on the
route.
Tho conmi,,o made ,o,o y, Tho ,,o.
yross On comnIo,Ion ., nc vorr T.,
Wa,rio y,ich Tho, n,,,, . ,o, month.
ogo h,s ,,,ro, ,arrn. 10 na,nr,s,.
Al waiai,o a s,,r 900. ,aao a,',ha
ha,,.,a,. =, s,sp
cha,rm,n q, no no,I.o oanm,t,ao
tn .n,',, ,ho,, ,,,,.,',,o., ~, ,,,o Ca,.,,.
sc,ons ino,ndoa w.in,o, nvor ~
Ola no,o,nnon, 80, - =, v.h.,.,
rh -,
,ho nroso, 80, H., so.,,,,as A.,
,,no,, ,.
h,chwa, ',h,oh o.. on.,,ara,,o ~.
to-. ,.,,a,. a.. -, :, - -,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
WILL lombard
CONSUL TONIGHT
Chinese Ready for Mass Meet
ing Directed Against
Official.

Arrangements for the ''antl-con-
sui" meeting to be held tonight at
Aala Park, under the auspices OF the
United Chinese Society, pave been
perfected. The speakers slated to
address the audience are primed with
speeches against the consul, Lang
Kwo Yang, whom they want to see
removed by the Chinese government.
This morning the Chinese carpen.
tiers were busy erecting large plat
form on the mauka side of Aala Park.
near Beretania street. As coon as 1t
is finished, il will be decorated with
Chinese lolors. including the reform
flag OF the Chinese society.
Since the announcement of mass
meeting, a large number of the Chi
reese taro planters have expressed a
desire to attend the meeting, with a
view to supporting the memorial for
removal OF Consul Yang. whi h will
be forwarded TO China and Washing
ton.
Although 1t Is current that the
consul had reported the names OF a
number of prominent Chinese mer-
chants, aB revolutionary leaders, to
the Chinese government, this state
ment Is denied by an attache of the
Chinese consulate. Consul Yang
himself stated that he had not done
so, nor has he any idea of reporting
the names of the other local people
as being interested In the revolution
AIRY movement. .,,,
Those who will address the meet
ing, so far as known, are Chang PAX
Sun, chairman; C. Lai Young and
Hsu Jack Sun. who want to distin'
gu!sh themselves MS fearless speak
crs. 1t Is probable that the speeches
will be interpreted into English for
the benefit of the English speaking
people who may happen to be there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
PLAN School
IMPROVEMENTS
Normal Will Have Needed Fa-
cilitieS For Its Important
Work.

humDcr Oh important changes are
uhuer Consideration ny the Depa''-
ineht Oh rupiic instructor III conhcc
tioh WIN INC WORK Oh inc NORMAN
ocnooi' IL " pianheu 10 erect ne"
Duliuing that VIII provide LOT eigh'
luii grauos SO tnat tiie 'eacherS OF tIe
future VIII nave every opportunity 10
ACQUIRE necessary experience 10
pro'iue si'e tn" uoVerhiient piohs
10 secure the remaining poruoh Oh the
pioch upon which tue schooi Is now
ioca'eu-'"o lots Ut the maRai-Ewa
corner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
FORECAST FOR
new SUGAR CROP
Continued from Peg u


ars coming into the market with offer
ingi at 9s. Cd G, &. f.. equal To 3.9lc
In Instances &c. PC. 100 pounds more
Is asked for these sugars.
-Four ports receipts. 221i5 tons,
nearly sufficient for the meetings. OF
10000 tons; leaves stock lo0,S52 tons,
with no stock in Cuba The receipts
included one Of the delayed steamc,
carsOes ,Gf Jayas, leaving two other
cargoes Of Jayas sti'l to arrive.
Supplies of raw sugars fer the pre-,
sent month include rcfners' purchases
anoat from Philippines 1900 tons;
Cuba, 30CO tons; United Kingdom,
III 500 tons Cubas, Beet 5000 tons.
Java 1000 tons; Dcmcrara aud West
Indies, 5.0G0 tons; New Orleans. 5000
tons; together 4GcG0 tons, AID ling
present rCGnorR stDc' Of a7,295 tons
gives li3 2a5 tens, Other cane sugar.
available to end of Dec amber. 3.500
tons in New York warehouse; $4,000
tons Louisiana: 10000 tons new CROP
Cubls, Porto Ricos and San DOmin.
Cos, say $500 tons Grand total es'
tlmated supplies 10 end OF Deccmhcr,
1S1.795 tons; estimated requirement.
for MEETINGS in December 100000
tons, leaving an estimated stock Jan
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
BAR !,
ENDORSEMENT
Chamber OF Commerce Will
Not Consider Revenue COL
Iector Matter.

The Chamber of CONNER e board
up politics in the form Of an en-
dorsement OF candidate for the Of
flee of collector Of internal revenue.
After a desultory discussion of the
situation, the trustees felt that the
chamber should not be drawn into
the controversy.
Vice President ]. p. Cooke. who
brought the matter up, stated that
he had been asked to bring before
the meeting the question OF an en-.
dorsement. No attempt was made
to force the matter on the board. Mr..
Cooke merely bringing II up for their
consideration. After general dis
cussion, the trustees felt that they
should not make any endorsement.
Il was stated that Rothwell had been
endorsed by the Republican Terrific
rial central committee. and there
was slight consideration of this,
but no serious consideration was
made.
The most important action taken
by the Board was to start move
whereby Honolulu merchants will be
placed In a position to compete with
coast merchants In supplying the loo
al marine corps. At present the sup
plies are brought from the coast.
Secretary Wood will write to the navy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
uary | of SI,7g5 tons.

uary | OF Lbs tons.
In new crop Cubas we think VIC are
able to confirm sales already made In
part for December at 3&c. C. & (.
(3.73c.) for January shipment at
2 3.16c. C. & I. t3.55c), and for Feb.
ruary shipment 2Mc. (3.4S). with u
moderate quantity for December.Jan.
uary.February at an average OF 5.l6c
C. & I. t3.G7cJ. New sellers are now
appearing in the market with offers OF
December shipment guaranteed az
2isc. C. & T. (3.sGc.), for which there
are buyers at csc. C. & I. There are
sellers Of January shipment. first half,
ut 7-1Gc. C. &c T.. and all January at
2hc. c. & T., and for February at
. 3.lGc. c. & (.
As n crop guide. we may say that
ist season nine Ccntrals we're work
~ during the week ending Decem-
Der 18th and twenty-five Centrals De.
cembor 18th. but first receipts. 5000
tons, only appeared for week ending
December 81 when fifty.six Centrals
we're grinding. The receipts at all
ports of the Island OF Cuba In Deem.
her were az 600 tons No new crou
sugar was received in United States
IN December and only s57 tons at the
first week In January. The total re.
CENTS from Cuba in January
Al limited States norts were 1917 700
tons.
Porto Rico crop last season matur.
cd I'm advance of tho Cuban crop AMI
2,sGO tons were received I'm the Unit.
cd States To January 9Th and e22
tons during the month
I, wur h, ,,,icod ,b,, o,,bo,,h Of
con,raIs wore work,,g in cub, nv the
m,dd,o -, nocamher I,s, yoar tho,
the sugars produced by them did not
reach the United States until well In.
to January. Similar conditions the
present season would necessitate re.
fincrs drawing largely upon their Jan.
uary FIRST stocks In hand.
E,ido,tIv no , m,,,or ~ ,rec.u,,,n
chased 5000 tons European beet sug
ars for prompt shipment Mt 9s. Cd. g.
, & {. $50 analysis equal TO 3.9lc for 90
test Centrilugals. This Is the first
transaction in European beet sugars
for the United States, although ono
or more sales Lave been made to Ca
NADIA.
The Europeon market has ruled TO-,
The week slightly ON the inward side
of os.. tho dividing mont between cos,
and profit or loss Int tho close is at
gs. for DECEMBER. 9s OXd for Janu
ary ana os AID. for NAV There is
no now feature To report regarding
the Eu~opcan beet on excopt that
tho weather 10 rayorable for ouolity
l., CT, ,.o ,a,,t. ,hroo con
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, 1t appears that the
land hereinafter described, coded by
the Republic OF Hawaii to THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and
In the possession, use and control
of THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII, is
necessary for the uses and purposes
of THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA, to-wit for Lighthouse pur-
ncses:
NOW THEREFORE,, !. WALTER
F. FREAR, Governor OF the Terri
tory of Hawaii, by virtue of the au-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15

GOOD HAWAII AID

Libby. Mcneil & Libby give Ha'
wall immediate attention from their
advertising department, following
the purchase of the Macfarlane pine
ample interests on the ether side of
this island.
Che OF the Advertising features
Gent out BY Libby is series Of post
cards in colors showing the beautiful
pineapple fields of Ahuimanu. These
postcards are. scattered broadcast
over the country and, while promot'
ing the Interests of Libby's superior
,plneapples Gssureaa wider publicity
for Hawaii and its new industry.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
EIGHT THOUSAND Tons sugar.

Eight thousand tons Of sugar gath.
cred at various island ports has left
for The lsthmus OF Tehuautepec By
the AmericanHawaiian steamer Alas.
kan that is reported TO have sailed
from KahuluI last evening This yes
sci VIII he followed by the ArEonnn
from Hawaiian ports, the latter steam'
or is said viii carry a much larger
uglr N pmCnt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
Ladies' Coats


OF April 80, 1900, entitled IAN Act
TO Provide Government for the
Teri itory of Hawaii" DO HEREBY
DECLARE AND PROCLAIM that the
following described land be and
hereby Is taken for the uses and pur-
poses of the United States, to-wit, for
Light house purposes:
All that piece and parcel of land
situated at Kahala Point, on the Is
land OF Kauai, in the Territory OF
Hawaii, described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point, marked by
2 cross on stone. whose azimuth
and distan @ from the Hawaii Ter
ritorial Government Survey triangu-
latio'i station Blight" are respec-
lively So So and 3S4.4 IT. and run
ming by true azimuths and distances
as follows:
l. 1862 So 6.243.2 IT. to a point
marked by u cross on a
stone.
?. 1oi' 55' 1863 It. to a point
marked by cross on q
stone.
3. 1GGo So 1898 #. to a point
marked by cross on
stone.
4. 1i3' go 1861 It. to point
marked by cross on a
stone.
D. III 4 43.5 n. to a point mark
ed by 1" Gal. Iron Pipe.
6. 1909 o. 1913 IT,. more or less,
to point on the sea-
shore marked by cross
on a stone.
7. 261o 49, 1905 It. along the
seashore to a point mark
Cd by cross on a stone.
s. S21' IL 371,2 It. along the
sea shore to a point mark
el by cross on a stone.
3. 3J3: 54 404.1 It. along the
sea shore to point mark.
ci by cross on a stone.
10. f0' Az 40O.S IT,. more or less,
to the point of beginning
and containing an area of
i.f.a i,J202 acres. more or less.
Also right of way" over the
land ten feet each side of the fol-
lowing described line; beginning at
n point on western boundary OF
Light Station pot, whose azlmuth
and distance from the galvanized
Iron Pipe which marks corner of
sail lot, arc re-pe lively 1907 o. and
1886 IT,, thence by true azimuths
and distances as follows:
l. 1852 Sc 1854 It. to point
marked by Il stake.
2. "a" 1G' 1910 IT. to point
marked By a stake,
3. 40 so 209.0 It. to a poipt
marked by fence post.
4. 20 12 1888 IT, to point
marked by stake,
3. so 0S' 42.3 It. to point
marked by stake.
@. so ~ 1877 It. to point
marked by cross on q
stone.
7. 42o So 62.3 IT. to point mark
ed by cross on a stone,
s. 7So 52' 955.7 IT. to point
marked by galvanized
iron pipe.
0. 90 So 427.4 It. to point
riarked ny a stake.
10. 1889 2S' S2,7 It. to n point
marked by stake,
IL. lee 81 1876 IT. to point
marked by cross on the
wharf shed and containing
an area OF l,l524 acres,
,t more or less.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have
hercunto Fet my hand and caused
the Seal OF the Territory of Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15

to be affixed.
Done at Honolulu, this 18th day
OF December, in the year of our Lord
nineteen hundred and ten.
s..(SeaD a- w. +. FREAR.
i7SO1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
BY AUTHORITY
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS it appears that the
land hereinafter des ribbed ceded by
the Republic of Hawaii TO THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and
In the possession, use and contiol OF
THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII, is
necessary for the uses and purposes
of THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
lCA, to-wit, for Lighthouse pur-
poses:
NOW THEREFORE,. L WALTER
+. FREAR, Governor Of the Terri
tory of Hawaii; by virtue of the au-
thority In me vested, and pursuant
TO Section 81 of the Act of Congress
of April 80, 1900, entitled IAN Act
to Provide Government for the Ter
ritory of Hawaii" DO HEREBY DE-
CLARE AND PROCLAIM that the
Following described land be and here
by is taken for the uses and purposes
of thl United States, to.wit, for
Lighthouse purposes:
All that piece and parcel OF land
situated at Keahole Point, on the Is.
land of Hawaii in the Territory of
Hawaii. described as follows, to.wit:
From Keahole Triangulation Sta
lion measure by true azimuth I44o
"a 1,i96 IT,. to the north concrete
pier of the lighthouse foundation.
thence 27Oo ~ $40 It. to a drill
hole within triangle cut In the lava
crock for place of beginning. Thence
by true azimuths and dlstan e.
l. 80 IT GALA IT. to drill hole
in a triangle near the sea
tPoint "A'). Thence con
tinuing the last described
course.
2. 81 II to high water mark at
the sea.
j. Thence In northerly direction
along the sea at high wa
ter mark to a point the
direct az!muth of which
from the point of begin
ming being 1892 22'.
Thence
4. $500 22' to. point "B,' The
points "a and ~" are
connected as follows: Be
ginning at point "a"
thence 1909 25' COO It.
to drill hole in tri-
angle. Thence 2O5' 49,
1.O35 II. to the point "B"
aforesaid. thence continu-
ing the last described
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15

Women seem to live faster i'an
r--r. Ia"r "r7H hno lived To dirt
with the daughter Of the woman no
,dmc near marrying
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15
Your Chance

Our Big 10 Days Sacrifice Sale Thursday Dec Is Everything
certain lines must See the beowthen the goods -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-15

IN WITNESS WHEREOF have
hercunto set my hand and caused
the Seal OF the Territory OF Hawaii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27

William Gibbs - utns
Those who have sssn Hsnry. the AMBIENT
ratrher. perform say he Il a pearh. Ne goes 10
me Arlington club
Pred Knouiss visited Iohn 7 Brush IN Chlraro
last ueek and reports the latter looking betief
Than IN . long whilr
Twts this srzsSa ;Ss Brc=a. ssrs -. -
straight from ne netroits Whirh are ire only
times they have Won two straight
The New Norh Nmen~ans made en- offer Of
talHn FOR The remainder ~ the season 70 FitrheT
1empletou 81 Williams. but ne latter NOn Z play
professional han.
Doolan T. me only bail player entAat Who can
had. bur last "a turdhy he threw one uids uhiie
In That unique position.
Pssksrt NJ thr Reds has heroine ane % The
National fFagusa leading base nteaiers ~
has about ~ many theftt " his credit 20 m
81 ~ had al Of last season
The white SoE seem n like e. q nurnber ar
some PIE theifroi for one or the otrsr
Feprssentsd th~iT Total Of runs N ave Oh sSVs5
ronseruute rames VITA ne Clsvelands
When Job Dcyors vas hAnished for be mar,
IN me rhasiisinr 1f me gallant Hrnokiyn ro6igTs
uho abused nrylin last Herk II Was ne sr.t
tinas IN NE career h uas put 0ut Of Fams.
nat. = mighty slirk play Mathswaoa ana
Aefhs h,Ns N9fssd % Ehelsey he hall Eoss
unt tlN tom Mfrgie - hathewadn and fark
10 herAe again ant nip q hase runner al mai
ne Giants we're me hrst Natiaaai League teas,
- iake trn gamrs from an opponeut and ~
hed 500 fhe trst Amrrtean league team me
broosIyna and Washingtons we're Ire Fsspsr I've
me hassh.Il EnoulsdEs Of ,oms p,r.oa. |.
day nsde this sapirnt derlaTAtion. 7IfS nitrbei
BEL bits ~ hatisT bet md then hits ~ sairhsr
ne batlef out " he'd made q rrark life mai
W ne blenehsrs hs vouid have been nobbed