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Decision With Stockholders.

Another question, Colonel Goidsaor-
eugh- Your reorganization plans ir57-
cate that you have a surplus on hand.
that the past year has been profitable.
can you tell me, approx. mately. what
your experiences haze Seen this TrSr
year with gG-ceuI gas -"
NO, sir, 7 cannot so Tar as E-ro-r-
mere mas been no compilation made thar
would show what our ~eCeiUtS and ex-
pelSeS nave been since last Juivr
DO YOU think the STOCKHOLDERS. houG-
holders and holders Of certificates Of
indebtecness VIII agree TO the reOrganf-
eaton plan decided upon by the direc-
have no way Of knowing Nobody
can tell what the stockholders will do
CLaIll the meeting I really see no need
or discussing the situation further We
have announced cur plan II is entirely
within our rights and il is just That's
all there is TO it
Colonel GOldsbOTOuEh was offered the
use OF the columns Of The Times for
ma king any statement he desired TO
rake concerning the reorEafization
plan and was also offered the same priv
ilvEe for the purpose Of making a state
uleIr concerning the last years bust
ness on the SJ-CCEL GaS business. but de-
r,EErraF bz=l
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The Vital Records.


Clemens b and AdeIine J. Krogmann
girl
Y IucenzO and Letizia- AntoufeIIo, girl
Morris and Fannie Shafer. bOv-
Robert ". and Bertha A. DYER. bow.
II D'Avey and Margaret +. Mace,
girl
james G. end Carrie L HattOn, girl.
frank W and Lucilla Hollows, girl.
James A and LOttie Z. Bali. boy
John r z. and Elizabeth W. Hannay,
girl
F,C, yin 3. and Beulah Donaldson. girl.
lafayette G. and Ida NJ Buehler. girl.
Leonard r and Bessie NJ Helm
StOCkman, girl
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VANDERBILT AN AID
TO PRESIDENT BROWN

NEW YORK, July 15.-At the meet
ing Of the directors of the New York
Central and Hudson River. and Of the
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St
Louis (BIg -Four railroads today. VIII
liam X Vanderbilt, Jr. was appointed
assistant TO President w G Brown
Similar action is to be taken soon
by ali OF the railroads in the NsW
York Central system.
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10 OPEN NEW MINE

CLARKSBURG, ". Va, July 13-The
Consolidated Coal Company is making
preparations 10 OPEN a new mine at
Hutchinson at a cost Of $4,000. with
the completion cS the new opening the
company wiz have fOrty-eight mines in
operation IL West Virginia
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Franchise Value Inclrded

We most certainly dos The Supreme
Court has ruled that a cas- COMPANY is
entitled 10 fair return upon the value
OF all the property used in the con
duct OF IFS business, and has held that
this shall include franchise values. orr
reorganization plans contemplate. moth
Ing except an arrangement which wa
are perfectly justified 10 making. legally
and every other way
How about the price Of gas IN the
[uLE-eg-'
An can say is that. naturally. when
our pio-i-S are SUcn that we can Day
dividend and interest CHARGES OF ~, --l5
and srlll have a surplus left over rHe
-cE-cal result would be TO reduce the
price OF gas"
VIII YOU say that when thar time
arrives you viii reduce the price al
gasp
No / win not say that r am the
company lawyer not one Of its eve-u-
tive Officers, but I think thar would be
me natural course Of any gas company
under such circumstance
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SHAREHOLDERS TOLD
OF FUNDING PLANS
Gas Company Asks Vote on
Finance Proposals Sep
TENDER 20.

Directors Of the Washington Gas Com
pauy have formulated their refundiug
and other financing plans, and have
l called a special meeting of the share
holders in the corporation for Septem-
Der %, in order that the latter may ap-
prove or disapprove Of the proposition
Official publication has been given to
the proposition upon which the stock
holders wiz be asked TO take action.
They may be altered or amended by ac-
ton TO be taken at the meeting
When asked today for a statement
explaining in detail the financial reor-
Sanization plans OF the Washington
Gas Light Company. General Counsel
Richard Il Colds borough declined 10
/ discuss the issue except to say that
the announced plan speaks for itself
This follows
First-That the company shall
finance all future bctterments as the
same may be required by the issuance
sEd sale or . PEI cent bonds, the pro-
ceeds or which shall be used excIu-
SiyeiE for bettermeut purposes.
SecOnC-InaL the outstanding So
boHJuG per cent certificates OF In
oeDtedueSs and 100000 first mortgage
per cents aSgregatinE S5,ZUg.ggg.
SlaL be refunded by. the issuance of a
IKE amount Of IOng-tsrm per cent
Third-That dividends shall hereafter
oe declared upon a fair valuation Of the
company S Investment and not. as here
toIoFer on the face value OF the COM
panys capital stock repreSeutiua- the
same provided always, that said divi-
bends, together with the interest on the
cempany.s indebtedness gdxed charEeSB
snail IN no event exceed in the aEEre-
gate a distribution Of more than an.
DroEImateIy 8 per cent upon its said fair
valuation Of the cOmpany's investment.
meaning by Investment the value OF all
u the property Of the company used ia
the conduct OF its business for the con-
Eenleuce Of the public.
rs hat DO you consider a fair vaIua-|
aon. Colonel GOIdsborouEh was asked
Thirteen million dollars
BUt that is the estimate Of your own
expert and also includes an allowance
OF 81 eJ9,pJ for franchise value
That Is as i should be-"
DO you claim the right 20 earn Ia
amount equal 70 per cent on SI2.u0f--|
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Marriage Licenses.

Arthur f Burton anJ Annie R. Nc
Clellan, of Richmond, Va
Joseph G. Prince and Annie G Miller of
Carolina county, Va.
John D. Howard and Ruby C. Elliott Of
washington. D. c.
John A Sears and Fife A. FAR Of
washington, D. G.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-13

MergeuthaIer. 1922. 2T2fT.
Lanston, 5CS2 1as2, 5HS2
after cali Washington Gas, Z5T751z,
z5a77s, 25g.5Iz. 25a15sz
Washington Railway & Electric, pre-
ferTs,., 21VS5.
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Days Sales on Washington EXCHANGE

Captain Traction IS, $l,0Sa1151l, 5000
aI151a S50JTL5Iz
Washington Railway & Electric IS,
$I.0lUH54
washington Railway & Elect. pfd.,
lJ9sI lonSls l90S61z, sass, sass
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CUDGER FOR CONGRESS.

ASHEVILLE. y. c.. July 1s-Ths
Democrats Of the Tenth Congressional
district have nominated j. n Cudger
Tor Congress lIr Cudger twice before
has represented this district IN Con-
gTess-
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LOOT CASH REGISTER
OF LIQUOR DEALERS


One Of the boldest robberies that ever
took place IN Alexandra was perpetrated
last evening when thieves, between 10
and II oetnelz. entered the store of
Lowenbach Brothers. wholesale liquor
dealers, at King and Alfred streets. in
the heart Of the city Breaking open the
cash register they stole between SIS and
50 and escaped by the hack window
AR DOUeUHach closed his store shortly
@-leE 10 o.clgck last evening and Tor
Ieal-L an hour was IN q drug store on
ne opposite corner shortly after II
o'clock be returned to his store TO take
lle cash out Of the register. but as he
EXPRESSED II this morning Some one
tlla beaten him to it, An electric light
hlFnS al night In the store directly over
tlt clSn register and there are two biz
SASS windows and a large glass door
in she store
The thieves overlooked a safe in which
tHeTe was large sum Of r1Drv The
g. entire police force is at work on the
case
sergt- - 4 7 ChIer, Of the Alexandra
11-znt lHiatl-F- has been appointed to
represent that c1--ra-7-- az 49, --7---.
OF the state rife team al EV77Tfa rre17r---
July %
Lightning last evening struck IN cleo
A-c Sli lttNe-l TINS city and ETr Yer
ron, and Jumping from the overhead
anna Lure IN The motor cab of the ra-
struck NCtorman Beam ON +T-a 60
burning him badly. Isf-ht7=r-- -7sC 81 II
i1re 70 an ark belonging to EIr. Sfmnson
on the river shore south of this civ
The flames could be seen from This civ
judge Louis G. Barley is today hoI5fn~
q session Of the circuit court Of Tor77-5
William county al NauaSs=S FOR T--7---
J. s T. Thornton.
The funeral Of Thomas Grace ----.
held from his home in this cftv IT
o'clock this afternoon Funeral Services
were held later al the church al tceo-
tiuk- The Rev H n Caurer Of ne
n r Church South. Of this city, Off
Ciated-
The CITY council of this city adjourned
sine die last evening The first meeting
OF the newly elected city council win
be held on September L The special
committee having in charge the inveS1i-
cation Of the Alexandria Electric Com
pany asked for an additional aDBrGuri-
2I.on OF $50. which was granted. The
SaldrT or CHIEF engineer OF the Ere de-
partment was Increased from $50 to Ssl7
q year. An ordinance f0rhiddfuc the
exhibition Of pictures Of prize 1zhts in
Alexandra. was passed.
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Talked for Hours

Neither Governor Hughes nor
Colonel Roosevelt was very COM
municative today For hours last
night the pair sat on the veraDda Of
sycamore Hiu and talked earnestly
Hughes IS understood 20 have re
trained frJm discussing any candidate
as his successor, but TO have empha-
sized his belief that in order 10 be
successful at the polls this fan the
FORM plank declaring strongly for
direct primaries and election reform
Hughes told the colonel, Il is IN
CerStoC1s that after carefully iuvesrf-
eating the matter he was convinced
mat there Is q widespread general
sentiment In every section OF the
state for direct primaries Of the kind
CalLeG Tor IN the COBB bill. defeated
az the special session OF the State
Legislature.
Hughes was met at Sycamore Hin
I ,l;y oy tuo-ic service Commissioner
" lL-coN and the latrer's secretary.
Charles FaruEam- He said he would
go 10 washington today 10 pick out
his home.
An I can say IS that I have bad a
most delightful visit I have nothing 10
say regarding politics. was as tar -
Governor Hughes would commit himself
on MS departure
AJr- Woodruff reached Sycamore Hill
az noon IN an automobile When asked
the purpose OF the visit. 1Ir- Woodruff
replied with a smile
Politics. I suppose
Colonel Roosevelt was waiting on the
veraDda for the State chairman and If
did not take long for them 10 get into
their talk
When Representative Fowler arrived
he rode In hack to Sycamore Hill He
came he said, 10 renew ire conference
Of TUESDAY at the Outlook Offices IN
NeW York At that conference he en-
deavored 10 enlist the support OF Colonel
Roosevelt IN his effort for the T-nitel
States SenatorsEip from New Jersey 10
succeed Senator John kean.
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ROOSEVELT IS BACK
IN STATE POLITICS
Announces He and Hughes
Discussed Qualifications of
Candidates for Governor.
Continued from First Page9

the time we were together in discussing
Qualifcs lions Of gubernatc rial candi-
dates. Ny position in regard 20 the
govenOrship is that we must find the
best man for the Office, the one most
acceptable 70 the rank and file Of the
party and to the independent voters.
And I intend TO DO ali In my power 70
secure the nomination OF such a candf-
date
When asked whether the name Of Col
lecyOr William Loeb. IT. was discussed.
Colonel Roosevelt hesitated in his walk
around the yeranda, paused . moment
and then said
Il don't care TO talk about that just
now"
Dodges a Question.
Asked pointblank whether he sent
former Forester Clifford Pinchot 70
stump the West, Roosevelt replied.
''WeiI now, you boys are telling me
news and changed the subject, saying
There has been good deal Of IN
necessary mystery about Jim Wads-
wOrtE's visit TO me yesterday. Ny
meeting with the speaker was most in
formal and really has no political sig
nltcance- / also had q most enjOyS BILE
and instructive dinner party last night
Among my guests were Judge Rose.
friend Lawrence Abbott. Captain For
der, and General Soul, the latter two
British East African army officers
SOUL was a member OF Buffalo jones'
TOpiug expedition which lassOed wild
animals IN Africa. and he told me many
entertaining stories Of his capture Of
Wild animals with rope
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SeTEt- \ Z UhIer, Of the Alexandria
LEht infantry has been appointed to
represent mat company at the range
July -. .
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Woodruff on Deck

shortly after Governor Hughes left
Sycamore Hi for Washington. state
Chairman Timothy Z woodruff arrived
10 be a luncheon guest He is 70 tell
= by the machine fought Hughes and
the Hughes policies, and II is believed
that shortly after ne departs Roosevelt
VIII make plain just where he stands,
so Tar as New York State is concerned
Within two days Roosevelt has had
state political affairs explained to him
from every angle
First, Speaker OF the Assembly Wads-
worth told him why he killed the d.
rect primary bill- then Hughes had his
say; and now Chairman Woodruff COM
rIetes The SflrE.
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The funeral Of Thomas Craze --7s
held from his home in this cftv --
o'clock this afternoon Funeral services
were held later al the church an sr1o-
tink- The Rev H n Caurer- Of me
n r Church South. Of this city off-
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lE that Charlton was sane at t1at
Time and that he was fully acquaiut-
led with tEe past Ete Of his wife.
The letter, which was written TO
Captain Scott is as follows
villa Malta
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-02-24

NJ G, A. will give a social on Mon
day evening, February 2Sth, in the Y
NJ. G. A. building and everyone is in
yited. Now don't say that doesn'
mean me, | don't belong, etc. Il
means Just YOU. Those that beloul
VIII come anyway. so this invitation
7 Is especially to those not belonging
Come. Il Is requested that the Ia
dies OF the town who have odd cups
or plates, or platters or any dishes
chat they feel like donating to the Y
NJ. G. A, work to please bring or
send them to the building before the
night Of the 2Sth and greatly oblige
Womans Auxiliary.
See Laurant the man of mysteries
90 theE lite ON next Saturday evening
Ills appearance is something the man
agement Of the " NJ. C.. A. course
have been looking forward to and to
miss this number viii be to regret il.
The snow storm OF last Thursday
and Friday nights makes matters as
sumo a serious aspect for stockmeu.
The sheepmen in particular are be-
ginning 20 feel the shortage of feed
and Saturday morning many wires
were sent in for corn by the can load
lot to relieve the situation II possible
70 get Il here IN time There are
several sheepmen in this vicinity who
had sufficient feed for three weeks
at which time they fully expected the
snow to be gone Tho last storm
makes it look as though spring. would |
possibly be later than this coming /
and they are accordingly making ar /
for a longer yard feedius |
than usual While there are at pres.
'nt no absolute suffering among the
sheep herds yet there are cases of
where the owners are extremely short
u feed and are beginning 20 worry
about the outcome, Some instances
IRE reported Of considerable suffering
,mong cattle and horses in the hills
'ut no large losses as yet
We DO prompt and satisfactory
'myng Wash Hillmon. 4
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-02-24
PUBLIC SALE.

will sell at public auction one
half mile northwest of Fruitland
3 miles southeast of Ontario and five
miles south of Payette, on the old
Johnson place, on Thursday, March 3
1910 the following property, to-wit:
Machinery.
new hay derrick. / new Deering
mower, last year new Deering
rake last year 1 16-in walking pillow
i6-in. riding pillow. 1 two-section
harrow 1 4-row beet cultivator. /
t4-shovel orchard oultivator. l four
shovel potato cultivator, 16-in. shov-
els | Evens potato planter, new last
year. l potato sorter, new last year,
| potato digger. 4-horse. roller bear
ing Shutter wagon, new last year
1 Mitchell wagon California bed.
truck wagon with rack. new hay
rack. 1 Litchfield manure spreader.
new last year. / single top buggy.
I heavy set work harness. light
set buggy harness. single buggy
harness. 100 fine chickens. 1 Fres-
no. sCraper. jointers.
Live Stoek--ts Horses, 5 head Cattle
I registered Coach stallion, regis
ter No. 21l5. 1 gray mare. five years
old weight 1900 lbs. 1 gray mare,
years old, weight 1900 lbs. 1 gray
mare years old. weight 1900 lbs l
gray mare yrs. old W.T. 1900 lbs.
black geldiug. yrs. old weight 1850
lbs 1 Belgian mare colt, coming [
years old weight HOO lbs. / Belgian .
horse colt, coming yearling. 1 black
driving colt well broke. years old
brown driving colt, well broke, 5
years old. black mare, 3 years. old.
driver. bay horse, 10 years old. K
lriyer. bay gelding. yrs. old. 1900
bs / bay gelding. 6 yrs. old, 1900
bs. 1 gray mare. yrs. old. 1900 I,
bs / gray mare. yrs. old. 1900
BIS. I bay gelding. yrs old. 1850
bs. 1 bay gelding, yrs. old. 1850 ;
BIS.
4 good family mich COW years old
resh last October. 1 Jersey COW will !
e fresh in June. Durham heifer
,al be fresh April LIST. 1 Jersey heif.
r. I last fairs calf. M
win offer for sale so tons Of hay
nd 1000 bushels Of potatoes if not 4
old before the sale. y
The Payette Valley train will leave
ayette so as to arrive at the ranch h
list before the sale begins so come \
1t and buy something.
Terms 9 months time will be Civ Y
a on all sums over $1,000 purchaser {
wing bankable paper sums under 2
70 cash. per cent discount for :
ssh. B. r. FITCH. IL
Al. Jas Barnard, Auctioneer Y
r. Albert, Clerk. e
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-02-24
ssrRAY NOTICE

have In my possession a dark bay
horse branded with two dots and a
diamond on the right shoulder. Has
four white feet, star In forehead and
Is about nine or ten years old II
not called Tor and proved by the own.
er on or before April 9th In accord
anee with the law I viii sell said an
tmal at public auction at the livery
stable Of r. Y. Currin and Son at
. O'Clock p, m. on Saturday April 9th,
1910. j. b. Cosman. Constable,
Payette Precinct.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-02-24

Mrs Fronsten and Mrs. Klnyou
o. Boise, were the guests OF Mrs. A
y. Moss Tuesday and Wednesday
Complimentary 10 the visiting ladies
Mrs. Coughanour and Mrs Hamilton
entertained At luncheon. aud Mrs. r.
Williams al dinner
The first Of this week WIN Meld.
cher lleing on tho bench bought of
Austin Mewillams fine pair OF
matched yearllng filllos that weighed
zyse The team Is as fine pair
as one would Wish 70 look at and will
grow into high class animals.
A large number Of the fruit grow.
ors arr making their preparations to
smudge this spring some viii use
on heaters and some coal. Those
who are propaFine 20 use tho Oh
heaters are building their eisterus
aud getting 10 shape 20 store tho oil
The Gorham Mercantile Company
have been Improving their store the
past week by putting IA some new
shelving and makins general ROAR
judgement Of tho stock The walls
ot the room have also been nicely On
aoialned and the store presents a
very attractive appearance.
The cut q town visitors attending
ne military bali giyen hy the mem
aers o. Go. ! we've Capt Tempest. OF
Company ~ Rexburs. Idaho. Capts
Wood aud Jeffrlea. Co L.. welseF
Idaho; Lieut. cupp aud sister Of Co
I. Caldwell and several % the ca
listed men o. Go, L. wclser
Yog can Sc, il at the Enterprise
asas market
AIRS G. .. Compton returned last
aouaay trom the business trip 20
'oftisnd where she went 10 buy her
pfinx stock for the millinery store.
De T. expecting the goods to arrive
~ day DON and promises 70 ahow
BE- ladies ~ Payette little the nlt
sst llHe % hats ever seen in Pay
Several members Of the church OF
Of surprised AR Packard and wife 4
their home last Monday evening /
soinz IN On them with well filled a
noh BASKETS MI. Packard Is con. /
mplaiiug leaving Tor Nebraska and h
e ssrprise wsz In the nature OF 1
reWeii party most enjoyable &
enlng vas passed BY an. III
Next Monday afternoon being so.
a day the Poitia Club win meet l,
q Mrs. A. y. Moss at her home
Park street. The Arts and Crafts !
have The meet ng IN charga :
9 a pleasant and profitable after.
on is expected. Roll call win be
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-02-24

responded TO by something pertain.
iug to Arts and Crafts. Let every
member who can, be present
! A new station has been deslgna.
ted on the Payotte Valley railroad at
the road crossing between Plaistcd
and buckingham 70 be known as
Wilcox, Trains viii stop here TO pick
un and discharge rassensers.
Gen. and Mrs L. V. Patch enter
talnod Governor Brady at dinner Sat,
urday evening Covers were laid for
eleven. The guests being Governor
Brady. Hon n. =. shawhan and wife.
Mr. and Mrs Il. H. Haynes, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ r. Albert Dr aud Mrs. J. n.
Burns. A cut glass punch bowl filled
with choice fruit. standing on a plate
glass plateau formed an artistic cen
ter piece
This week we publish an article
from IT. H. sherman relative to the
Sherman method Of handling berries.
Il q interesting reading and contains !
MANY THINGS that berry growers
should be Interested In. We were un-
able 20 publish Il last week when Il /
was received but give Il this week IN
the hope that some OF our readers may
tind something Of a help to them IN
Try those fresh home made Frank
'oria and Rologna that they have az
he Enterprise meat market
NJ. A. Bates editor OF the Parma
Herald was a Paycttc visitor on sat
friday Of last week Mr. Bates Is
,lannlng some extensive improve
nents IN bis plant az Parma aud his
.isit TO Payetto was for the purpose
{ iooking at the news press OF the
which we are soou to dis i
ose Of Tor the purpose OF putting In I
press tina, win more speedily aud s
economically DO tho work our patrons q
ON call for d
Have made mlnec meat and sauer
raut al the Enterprise meat market
benjamin J. Burgess an ages resi-
eut Of Payotto passed away AZ his
enc IN this clay on Sunday morning
nd vas buried Tuesday Afternoon IN
iyerside cemetery. the Rev, Phil. n
ps having charge OF the services. A
ecoased was born n Boonvnle. I,
Media county, New York, November i
IN. tSis. and on December lsth. N
40, was united in marriage to Cor q
fila r. Richards who died In 1876 n
e leaves three sons and daughter n
mourn his loss Mr. Burgess was 81
member OF the seventh Day Adj. 9
mist church since 1858. i,
The womsn's Auxiliary to the Y.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-02-24
LOCAL NEWS

1sarrs Biaydsa. Of New Plymouth
tsssd thsoush payetle Monday ca
foais 20 caldweii
Geaerei a. Il. Rose. Of Boise. va,
d FaYpsge raeeday "a attend the mll
aary bah sisen by Company l.
=. Haebser passed through Payette
faesaaf moruiux 90 hls way from
Fsiana whsFe be had besa on bust.
1sa
a NeComsey living GA the
th ~as Ia Nonaay 20 ahlp a fine
Hsif coehsa rooster TO Cascade
- ksa
Aeafss asVg1 resident ~ the valley
y iszsias uith blood b. Biz eye FOR
~ bmialsss idlos sho prose beau.
afas sao~
itf q elseh that eVery man Ia me
fsi.sS vili 50 funnlns next summer
teF Efpsnd hoEs u the present
NsAef keeps ~.
vam fso5er Aad pud Phippa have
FFaas=z fhv 0wi Cinar stare FROM
fassua 4 sirusaher aad wni take
Fss y sac sasss Nonaay mornins
- star aassy. San z. Paine. |
Fprssssc
Hiss f.eia prieoH accompanied 81
Nss nslrd cane 80un from Namta
flat snd srri the ueek cad va
E via her pareais. sir ana Mrs
rssa ivhaosl
ksRwss irou ihs hespaai Ia polse
g sh< etfsrt thar wa. carsseas
Eeitiee aiasr Is zine shnss and
aesia b nbie 20 rsiaru ho,se ID
favl tea aafa
Ee fenenl srFskes over me ~
ae 3 i.enaei pfass oeenrred sun
= AZ hreshssn church. large
ax q hs fsifaas pasiuE ths
fr.buse % him
Aieoalns Masssf f.ee.ges fha sss Il
aus siesaAs q shlx aeek 81 shsi 3
40 q hsa brosAos Ia sss Dssao
afasnis. aad len 81 oaee 10 take /.
zzse q the reualns i
Mr ard Ars a. y Wood nent 70 y
= Lake Ogegoz Nonday of this 3
AIR Mood returned Tuesday y
trE Mood falnaininn for = g., 49,, y,