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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
BIG FIGHT ON BEEF
TRUST OPENS TODAY
All Packers Will Be Called Upon
by Federal Jury to Tell
What They Know.

CHICAGO Jan. 25.-Eight sub
poenas were issued today and will be
served tomorrow on witnesses to APP
pear before the federal grand jury
the so-called beef trust and by to-
morrow it is expected the govern
ment forces will have formally begun
their inquiry into the charges that the
dressed meat industry of the country
Is controlled practically by one
price fixing company Before the in
vestigation is completed every one
connected with the packing houses in
Chicago and elsewhere who can
throw any light on the subject will
be called.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
LOWER NacHEs ITEMS.

Anna Friend spent Sunday with
Leila Moore
Willie Moore has resumed his
studies at the Gleed school.
]. p. Ehlers is expecting his sister
from North Dakota soon.
The basket social at the grange hall
proved to be a grand success last Fri
day evening. The program, lunch and
entertainment netted $50.
The wet. sloppy weather is keeping
the men from getting out their po-
tatoes.
Mr.. S. P. Ledbetter, who has been
in Canada for the past three months,
is expected home soon.
Floy Moberly spent Friday evening
and Saturday with friends in the city.
Mr.. w. T. White killed one of his
horses Saturday which had been cut
on the barbed wire fence. The horse
had the distemper and was hardly
able to stand on his feet.
Mr.. j. w. Mullen killed a fine hog
Thursday which dressed PAP pounds.
Miss Olivia Kindschy spent Thurs
day evening at John Madison's.
Glora and Esther Grunden, who
have had very bad colds are getting
better.
land and expects to put 1t in hay.
Roy Stice has gone to work on the
city water pipes.
Leila and Glenna Sullivan spent Sun
day with Nay Mullen.
The Sunday school which has been
started in the grange hall is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The first meeting of the dancing
school lately organized in the new
grange hall occurred Monday evening.
The class expects to meet three times
a week. Stice's orchestra has been
engaged.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
Alaskan Declares That Major
Richardson Is Lobbying for
Guggenheims and Demands
His Recall.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-James
Wickersham, Alaskan delegate to-.
congress, has demanded of Secretary
of War Dickinson that he order back
to Alaska or to military duty, Major
w. p. Richardson, chairman of the
Alaskan road commission. Wicker
sham charges Richardson with ex-
erting too much influence upon con
gressional committees The demand
bears date Of January 90 but became
public only tonight.
When the Alaska legislative coun-
ell bill was before the senate commit
tee on territories, Wickersham
charges that Richardson was In
Washington claiming TO be the adj
wiser of the administration on all
matters relating to Alaska, but in
fact he was lobbying In behalf of
special interests. mentioning among
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
LIBERAL COALITION
STILL IN CONTROL
Unionists in England in Danger of
Stringent Measures From
Radical Wing.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-- Five hundred
and sixty members of parliament
have been elected, distributed as fol-
lows: Unionists, 23S; Liberals. 213;
Laborites, 81; Nationalist. ~. Ac-
cording to a rumor tonight Premier
Asquith's present idea Is to propose to
deprive the lords of the power veto
ing financial bills 1t is practically
certain that such a restricted meas
ure would not satisfy the national
lists. to say nothing of the radicals.
Unless the government proposes also
to limit the lords to veto on all
legislation, II Is exceedingly prob
able there will be split in the liberal
ranks. The king will open parliament
on February Is with full state eere-
mony.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
FELLOW, THAT IS WHAT
WOMAN CALLED SENATOR
Gray Haired Senator From Michigan
Startled BY Demand Of Suf-
fragettA

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. Is
When he opened his mail this morn
ing, Senator Julius Caesar Burrows,
Of Michigan. Is years old. expert
enced the sharpest shock senatorial
dignity can receive, when he found
himself alluded to As q fellow" in
request that the sacred upper
chamber be turned over to suffra-
gette convention. The letter was
from Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton.
Ohio's treasurer of the National
American Woman's Suffrage associa-
ton. This is her letter:
rs the senate chamber ever used
for anything besides regular sena-
torial work? In April a million wo-
men, more or less, are coming to
Washington with a petition on which
are a million names. We are going
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
BURGLARS ENTER
HARDWARE STORE
Take Gums, Revolvers and Am
munition Worth $500 From
Store at Gle Elum.

Burglars Sunday night entered the
hardware store of Haines & Spratt
at Gle Elum and stole between $500
and $500 worth of guns, revolvers
and ammunition. The theft was dis
covered early in the morning and
officers have been working on the
case. No clue to the identity of the
men has been found. 1t is believed
they were negroes.
Entrance to the store was gained
by breaking a window and slipping
the catch. 1t is believed that the
thieves were preparing to open the
safe but became frightened, as knife
marks were found on the combination
dial.-Ellensburg Record
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
January 80. 1910.

Some Laws of the Kingdom Matt
5-17-26, 3S-4S.
Golden Text Be We therefore per-
feet even as your Father which is in
heaven is perfect. Matt 5:4S.
Verses 17-20.-In what sense did
Jesus fulfil "the law and the pro-
phets?'
How many persons can you recall,
from the scriptures or otherwise. who
did the perfect will of God, other than
Jesus?
There are those who teach that 1t
is impossible for any man to keep all
the commandments of God. what rea-
son as there to suppose that these are
among the number whom Jesus calls
"the least in the kingdom of
heaven?
What was the righteousness of
the scribes and Pharisees"?
What are the reasons which lead
us to believe that all Gods COM
mandments are reasonable. and
keepable by all Christians. and that
those who do not keep them are
verify culpable?
Verses 81, 22.-Recall the promi-
nent outward sins. and then say II
any, or all of them, can be commit
ted, in Gods sight, without the cul-
minating or outward act being COM
mitted?
Why is a man VINO. out of an an
cry revengeful heart, calls his broth
err a fool. and would like to consign
him to the worst of suffering, in dan
ger of suffering himself that TO
which he. would consign another?
Verses 2S-26-Why cannot a. man
truly worship God or enjoy the love
and favor of God, while he has Bit
terness In his heart to another?
According to the teaching of Je-
sus, what is our duty toward a per-
son who is angry with us. either with
or without just cause'
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
REV. A. Fl. LYON WEEDS
MRS. E. STRANCEWAY
Former Ellensburg Minister Was
Married at Home OF j. D.
Mathews in This City

Rev. A. HI. Lyon, of Sunnyside, and
Mrs. e. Strangeway, of Lodi. Wis,
were married Saturday evening at the
home of J. D. Mathews, on East
Seventh street, by the Rev. Milne, of
the Baptist church. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon returned to
Sunnyside., where Mr.. Lyon has his
Baptist passionate.
The ceremony was witnessed by
only a few friends. A wedding sup
per vas served at the Mathews home
and a short musical program given
by Rev. Milne and Miss Bernice Dahl.
-Ellensburg Record.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
VERY BAD DAY
ON EXCHANGE
Well Known Securities Show Seri-
GUS Decline and Close at
Low Mark.
PACIFICS, STEEL AND
COPPER BEAR THE BRUNT
Sympathetic Slump Felt in Boston
and Announcement of Regular
Dividend by United States Steel
Came Too Late.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Stocks
broke from three to seven points this
afternoon in several of the most ac-
tive issues, with violence not often
exceeded ecept in periods of absolute
Decentralization. Some of the sever
est losses are in the Union and South
ern Pacific, Reading, Amalgamated
copper, Steel and Consolidated gas.
The announcement of an extra divi-
dend on steel did not come until af-
have any effect on the behavior Of
steel during the day.
This rush of liquidation is generally
conceded to be speculative and Wall
Street, in explanation, professed acute
anxiety over the presidents attitude
towards the corporations. There was
momentary lull after the announce
ment from the White house dis
avowing the sensational intentions
attributed to the government. Later
the weakness became acute again and
closes were near the lowest.
Boston Felt Slump.
BOSTON, Jan. 25.-Leadfng cop
per shares were demoralized in the
local stock market today Follow
ing the decline In New York a list
of heavy blocks were thrown over
and prices melted like snow before
January thaw. stop orders were
uncovered in the Calumet and Ari-
IONA, Lake Copper and North Lake,
Hancock and North Butte and when
the gong rang the losses in these
spots averaged seven points
Declare Regular Dividend.
! NEW YORK, Jan 25.-In accord
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26

ance with popular expectation, the di-
rectors of the United Steel Corpora
ton announced today after the close
of the stock market, that the divid-
ends on common shares of the cor
poration had reverted to the original
rate of four per cent annually. The
directors today declared a regular
divident of l per cent and an extra
dividend of y of | Fer cent
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26

to have our usual hearing. We would
like very much to have the senate
chamber Can we have It? II you
are not the fellow to ask. who is? II
we cannot have the senate chamber.
do you think the senate would allow
us to hold our meetings on the east
porch? 1t will be warm. and we can
stand out doors"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26

A healing. cooling, cleansing and
soothing salve is Pinesalve Carbolized
II is good for cuts burns. bruises and
scratches. Sold by G. w Camp.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26
DELEGATE JAMES W|CKERSHAM
DEMANDS SOLDIERS RETURN

others the Guggenheim interests. He
also charges Richardson with trying
80 poYpctuate himself as chairman OF
the road commission at a salary Of
$500 year.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26

Wickersham said that recently he
met Richardson while coming from
the committee room and the latter in
an angry tone threatened him.
Wickctsham asserts Richardson told
him that only his position az an army
officer and Wickersham as delegate to
congress protected Wickersham.
Wlckersham says he protests against
being threatened by an army officer.
1T is bad enough to have him lobby
ing around the corridors in order to
impose himself as part of the mill
tary Legislature on a helpless and law
abiding community. to increase his
power and to avoid his duties in
the army, without having him threat
en- a representative of these people
for performing his congressional
duties and | protest against his vio-
lence and insolence," said Wicker
sham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

at blt1e rniHSet ON ct os aubct ser Jiem,
mcfra.
De turitnerife SIohosmiuoer, sooTom
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bborfra iaa mango af os er uSiprunone,
Dc srenne 2ier, ftoIte @cie OF S%crr6ansr,
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lang og bet poetiife SoIteIio. Der. @ebIen
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gen pda @b8ger, 9lebbeiten, BEN raus
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renec biemItet.
vi rorife Imerifnnere mna unSIfnlSe
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bore TO Ben OBJ nen iteile 9dfte, naar hi
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alt taget | Setragtuina, Iaa ItpISer bi
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sbrtge SanoSmGno | Gmerita OF Rorge-
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Sgre biemme os rbe.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

GIoifer inp berte mar 8aabct "9dfct
Gal" % oa bioite ale boor man 'fuIoC
ben. Ser lliIoe M bIibe ct Cpaier meI'
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lint rloattc BOG StuScuterue qiUe tdbt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

I Riuneiotn, Ear Iebet Der I s WauncSer
og liter os ubmGrfet QoSt ps life at for
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bette Gioet o9iaa aoot. Set er Iibt baarot
at begpnbe, uanr man ftdl rbobe %
bhege, gt III fIbtte / bort eect Sus Ill
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geiret areaar ioa bar bi bapt ct uomrrs
let pent @eir belle @iucrer. %erofisrt ri
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bi bar bsrt iaa meQct ON 81 Icpcr 4
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th9acIiet paa bocr fin 40 eIler so acrss
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me9et omtaIts GapirturO, Tom ale frBgs
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tiITut en- benlig 6iIisu til SlGgt og
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tiGre Noree. Seq enTfcr "8eeorabs @os
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04
Tra Garruaton, @afbinatpn.

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SpnIter BERTHA. % set bel al BEN gooc
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faa Orb % tafte for RabncitempeIeu,
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er en- IiSen Citation pod Yortbern Rocifc
n. g., omtreut As WH fra gortlduo,
Oregon, o. 90 RiI fra Tacoma. 8ni6.,
OF or belipeenoe oeo Columbia Riuer.
81. g. Barren boiler mn pdn at lrgge
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Rortlnno o. Tacoma. Ger er no9ls
Sdtrp Snrms; fcrreTfen er Der enonu
life meaet Snrmine, ium ioreeaor. Ia
nm tibet AZ 2anSet err ppopr.et, men
Stopeu o. Stubben mad BOG IiSt eiter
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inart ioat, hoor man irur oe peuoer ITO.
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ben er baarb at aad iiait meb, men ies
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04
IRA 1anireo, q. tut.

gaISriierue % andre bdboe fla en- bnss
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meb ie - Sorm AZ 2bsbiIeSer - belle
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8alorismanl - iuptist til giIIeserHs =
bar ! I'm Garment iaa biemIist % eais
tcrt, Get isItes al Os gaIeriier, iOm
bun admIe Rsr taIte I'll I'm uspaHoreSe
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Roeer Rsrge. os Nr, SebIeu bar
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ON Sbsrs 5dmmsr. 9isie o. 5uIser
life er aneet euS en- iorI9Hsit aflast SSfs
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%aiSriierns. ina mango nesaroese Stats
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sIsHmss,
Sss os nsrife | amsrita ifaber bet ais
IT'D ct bebasel9t Snetrpi euaans tmeIIem
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Ro~rreiponoancer
BRA sulebo. crcaou.

Seq bar tantt at ise Tube iTuSrc
tdrnnnen nogle 2tuier til ~Ppiten"s Qe.
iere, men iee beo life. ON lea foar siI.
IaoeIie; TIT Soften" o. andre BIaSe er
iaa fnlbe af Siitorisr ON RorSpoI. o.
SphpclsR eiienbe og 2uffeiIere, at BET
boIpe bar moi. men ics tanser, at Der.
ben miller ODER; tbi Der bIiber faa fuIot
at Stpifrabere paa Toppen al Sorben, at
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haabe bet beofte, at bet life gnar faa til,
tbt b5erfen goof eler Nedrp itnrer Ben
Sing. Set er en- itsrre Wagt. iom its.
rer ben. Seq fao. at pearb. bar | Del.
glen os Goof bar | Canada. men Tea tan.
Ter paa at san iii gIaFa CIT Tur til
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barre meb. ioa fan be tomrne; n,oaife be
timbe fnbe no8et NIT Der, Tom fGnbe be-
getftre 8erben n9 blipe ppbtiet al ale
Wenneffer. Men mi iommer Spergs.
utndlet: Sbab biz be meS Norbpolen7
SITE fan be ipiie BEN os ifte tan be
brittle ben. % life fan be BRUCE ben til at
HGoe fig meo. men bare til at MARIE
Penee al Iettroerhe Wenneifer. Ren
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brtnee ebers 9Srn til SpLpsnine os sibe
benz &%unbifaber. men ies faar iise, Tom
en- sarrnel Some iaeSe | Rorse. at bet er
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be bar ~faautarse StoIer. at be tunbe
britne fig ielb | Sfoler, men bet bIiper
rarre os perrs iaeoe aierrinsen, naar
bun Frlbe ii8e Sgre bore. Ueen lab %
life bIioe fulOftnppet at boerfen RorhpoIss
farere eler 9uftieiIere. Set nnite bItper
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nneen bar mere Yen9e ettb be bebsper,
faa ref en- Satti9 Sannoen. os BAN oil
tatfe eber for bet. en- beulis SiIien til
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

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0circ al YormnnrdGttsu orgnHiiersr oS
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gergum foreitob ben aauoeIige BeipiSs
ming. babe Sr. q. 8irbertiou Iopet iig
icIb pad, at opi1a be leeemlia 5unqrigs
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meb S~laObrsN. Sit o. buuoreosr andre
aobe Sirs. gorSene formeIig bNrses
unSer al ben Ir'rr 90 rel tiTlnpebe WaS.
Ga gidoen hnuoe itbr!et; 49, oct
bar liasiom man ierit eftGr SpisUiHgeu
fI birteIie Sort I Singere. B. b. T.. | 500
eerne.
Der bar isrest for goS SeIemriii. Der
tilhels oifompdgrereoe5 pnu Sianoet.
Sr. q. SubIe er en- frumifrnn Seielpis
Ter. On oper 10 Var gdmmeI BaIoris
"a: ~TGhle ipeIa 70 inoerls az ast, at
DE r Unfit a 90 bet bar mee en-
glanSing af Sorbauielie ca geitHorina.
at man ~betraatcSe ct benimoo rs Var
aamrueIt Bar, Der | taate SprEi
iOingeSe iig / 5priugborisn.
: '~unrsrr uortuSe ems ~aitnaenSe 2io
bcSodrs0e SeIteu I'll Iarst pna Rat, "a
HItes man. Ga req iror. Be fIeite biz
Urre euig meo mtg. oar ies iiaer, at
sernc Siien Bar en- duleSnlng. iom lrr'
qs oil bIi srinsret. 90 be Nrue. iom
itco I SpiSien for ssnue SiIiteinira. bdr
iiiierIig al 9gre al Soften.
Scm 9eitpreiis for 91set pdIetes meS
atIGmniion: z, @o5pls. Sormdno; q.
81. Relbbe. Seiretar; g, z. Seritne.
aasisrsr; q. GrbIs 90 Ole 8anum.
eipiro RuSt.
g2arfres. t7es Gan. 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

Ror cunsr BEN isrit goS ebtte paa Rci.
fen. 90 h~ereftcr 2ptfe % Sreuuore / 81.
oet, men reo Gooe Sorbddbrinqer ON
IrdrIiat @ienIbu on meo Sanrer / gis
meme fer bum fin Ssu bragg bort. for
iauifc dlhrig at L bam mere.
Sdd iommer ban ga til set tore 9dno
ameriil. Ser bcghnSer ct mt Qip for
Fam. - 9e isrite anr brrnoer Gi1rs
ItgbeSens Rus | RinSerre ont Ret goee
eduIe 6ieut, ior bnu ms forloo. ! 5dms
m]suIiauirg n1sb ct irsmueb, Dan TIT.
Der isbrt bicm meS BET fsrite. Gan aisr
BEN inrAlr goHt. % glor er meaet glao FOR
b0tr COB Undertaking bum iaar ON Yin
bnobehulos Ssu. aaniie BAN or berbes
ereftc?
Reu ban letter iie bber Dog mere o.
mere iuo be me Gorbolo. Set blir
ltsrre 90 itsrre Pslemruut rrelIem bert
9rep "Ror" faar ira BAN, oa tiIiiSft ops
bsrer be adniie. Sdu bGr ifie bolSt Orb.
Dan bar CLIENT 1T Siem mn. SarItc BET
bar bom iom iireb iisit, Ieu ban bar
M furet iud uihen ON iiNen OF life lcoet
bsre ira iig. Sars Ror fiber | aanite
iuIaa aarr, % bet er 5ddrbt not for benz
De. % grebpnrtoen, fom er 90 Ore, er
life Ina Iiost. YPen M Deb BUN life. 6pcr
ban ieraeS. beuoes Gut. SdpSe Sun oieit
BET, iad tdniie BUN bapse foutmet ia iii
at beoe BAN om IiOt Sense. CO III Bar
bun BAN life mere, 90 San er | st irents
meo sdnb. bIduht 5remrneSe. S.dfsur,
ger Bum trcr BOG ~iittert at ban tpnrmcr
bism en- Tag. 'Socrior bar San sleu,t
beuse2 Soorior lie 6oTSe al &nSs til
BET iiofts. bans isVite 5tstte ! 9iSet,
Srorfor lie bolee az tit 6ism. Get ties
&c SdrHoomsbism. Get bIir tntst iom
bet, SaH iommer not i6u DC HenSte
@rrnser. pa mnnaeu @GHa H.esgisrrs
ban moer Riuoerne, Gan !emnaer no.
ibu ben @nuesu. na San bet iurIcS; men
mn Tan ban lite psnSe ON. San tan life
i,riDe mn.
"a ida tiger iomms: Rel. nu biz Ute
reiie til DanIeIdnoet; on BONNER lie III
a. lie sis Der III aIiaeneI. Ga msre:
gi fan l~laeiaasoot reiie Dor. pore Serge
bsrtiIdrss, : Roree sr Bet life taa wes
Get al ie GIiaepeI,
ReH bIir oct life rrrt at e tiibaae as
lipsp<l. o. ntslr man Iintsr Sc -6idutIe
6ieI ! Spnlnpom-, iaa oiI NON no, foe
mes BEN goSe Sigteg CIe Zig; "9tdnct
ale SaHss | "a OF Set. &c Sssreiancs.
NIT oisrte rsiti bet eamIe ssnree mso
NIiPpeborse mig 5uer heot,-
en- Neereiancspen.