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The searchlight., 1912-12-06
FERRY ROAD
A New Contract Will Be Let and
the Road Completed When
Weather Permits

The road between Culbertson
and the ferry landing, which IS
considered one of the most import
ant in this vicinity will be built as
soon as the weather permits.
Several months ago a large dele.
CATION OF Culbertson business men
appeared before the county COM
missioners with a petition to have
a proper graded road, surfaced
with gravel, made to the Cnlbert.
son ferry, the town of Culbertson
to furnish five hundred dollars OF
the amount needed for the work
The county commissioners grant
ed the petition, plans and speciti
cations wers made aud bids were
advertized for, tie road being es-
timated TO cost in the Deighbor.
hood of $7,o When the bids
were opened a contractor named
Foster of Williston was found to
he the lowest bidder aud the con-
tract was let to him.
However. Mr.. Foster, who sent
his bid in by mail, tailed 10 furnish
bonds and also has tailed to do the
work or even make a start at it and
his contract was forfeited Mayor
Siette and several other Culbertson
citizens took the matter up last
week. Alter meeting of the
business men OF Culbertson in the
State Bank last Friday afternoon,
a committee consisting OF Mayor
Siette, q IA. Coulter and +. =.
Reed, went out TO the ranch OF
Commissioner Mcbride to inter-
view him in regard 10 the matter.
Mr. Nc Bride expressed himself
as willing to do all in hIs power to
get the road made as soon as pos
sible IN accordance with the agree.
ment OF some months ago, and it
was finally decided to again adver-
tlse Tor bids, provided the other
two county commissioners agreed
to the plan.
A letter from Mr.. Mcbride to
Mayor Slctte on Tuesday was to
the effect that the plan was &C
cepted bv the Board aud the ad-
vertisement for bids will probably
appear in the official county paper
this week.
In order to see that the work rs
done in good shape Mayor Slette
will put in a personal bid for the
work. 1t was thought last week
Inat the woTk might he done TINS
fall, but winter seems now TO be
setting in and the probability is
that it will have to be left over un-
til next spring But owing to the
active interest in the matter taken
by Mayor Slette and several other
Culbertson citizens, il is now an
assured fact that this much needed
Improvement will be made just as
soon as the weather permits, and
when il is made it will he one of
the best graded roads in Valley
County.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06
California Woman Seriously
Alarmed

"a short time ago contracted severe
cold which settled on nv lungs anil caused
me great deal OF anno' ance ! would
have bad coughing spells and my lungs
were so sore and inaamed began to be
seriously alarmed. A friend recommended
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. saying she
had used il for years. ! bought a bottle
and IL relieved my cough the FIRST night.
and in a week was rid Of the cold and
soreness Of my lungs" writes Miss Marie
Gerber. Sa~telle. Cal. For sale by all
dealers. ADV.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06
School Notes

Mr.. II. w. Cranston. represent.
ing the American Book Company,
visited school last week. Mr..
Crsnston expressed himself as
agreeably surprised at tie size ol
the Culbertson school, its equip.
ment, the excellent location of the
school house, and large play
grounds. He commented favor,
ably on the clean condition OF the
school house. In speaking OF the
clean school house we need to
give credit 10 our ianitor, Mr..
Babylon. The mop and scrubbing
brush have been in service a grea,
deal this year. Last week was
the third time the school house has
been scrubbed this year.
The class in Physics have taken
up the mechanics OF fluids. Three
times this week il has taken two
whole periods to strsighten out
such tangles as the lateral, up.
ward and downward pressure ol
water on a surface.
Saesar-Anna Hagen. Latin 8
'-Verna Bishop, Walter Folkestad
The searchlight., 1912-12-06
POPULAR YOUNG
COUPLE MARRIED
Our Deputy Sheriff Is Captured
at Last

We all knew something was 90
ing to happen sometime, some
where. and very shortly-but w
did not think that Johnnie Sand
wig would take cruel advantage o
us the way he did. Ii was almos
touching.
Saturday evening We served hin
with shower, thinking we wer,
in time. 1t was figured that W,
would hand MIN something befor.
the ''deed was did" Well, We
didn't We got away with the
shower, alright in anticipation oI
handing him something before the
eventful occasion, but after the
sictim had been properly hand
cuffed, and all the toasts given,
{ e toast master calmly leaned
back on his dignity, the color ol
his teeth blending with the gas
lights and informed the very dear
friends that John II Sandvig and
Miss Margaret Forman, "were
quietly married just an hour ago al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. l..
Nelson" Well, of course, we
then gave our victim an extra dose
after that.
The happy bride, formerly from
North Dakota, represents the best
there is in our western girls. She
has been the local telephone oper.
ator for the past I8 months, in
which position we all came to ad,
mire her for her kind disposition,
efficiency and courtesy. She is a
sister OF Mrs. Ralph Hair and Fred
Forman. The ladies of the town
gave her shower on the afternoon
before the wedding and presented
her with many beautiful presents,
The blushing groom is probably
the best known young man IN east,
ern Valley county. having come
here IN 1901, when he started
ranching and homeste aiding siS
miles west OF town. Later he
drove the mail and passenger stage
between Plcntywood and Culbert.
son for four years and for the pas,
two years he has been active dep.
uty sheriff of this county. John.
ME" has faculty OF always max
ing good no matter where you
place him.
The young folks have legions ol
friends wherever known and we
Join in wishing the newly married
pair all possible success in their
new relation in life.-Plentywood
Herald.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06
JACK JOHNSON
Marries Lucille Cameron to Keep
From Serving q Sentence In
State Prison

Chicago, Dec. SACK Johnson. negro
pugilist. was married this afternoon to
Miss Lucille Cameron. the Io-year-old
Minneapolis girl who recently appeared as
a witness against him before the federal
grand jury which returned indictments
charging him with violations Of the Mann
act
The ceremony was performed at the
home of Johnsons aged mother on the
southside by II. A. Roberts. a negro
preacher. in the presence of few persons.
including several newspaper reporters.
The prize fighter said moving picture
The searchlight., 1912-12-06

concern had agreed to pay him :. CO
make film of the wedding.
Il had long talk with Miss Cameron
yesterday. and we decided to be married. .
said Johnson. Il explained that | had
been blamed for ill-ueating her. and that
we might as well be married right away.
She is alone in the world now. Her
mother has left her and her stepfather is
quoted as saying he wants to have moth
ing more to do with her. We love each
other and see no reason why we should
not be married. We will not spend our
honeymoon near Chicago. but will not
leave the state"
The searchlight., 1912-12-06
Fit His Case Exactly

when father was sick about six years
ago be read an advertisement Of Chamber
laius Tablets in the paper that fit his case
exactly" writes Miss Margaret Campbell
Il Fl. Smith. Ark. He purchased boz
II them and he has not been sick since.
Nv sister had stomach trouble and was
also benefited by them" Sold bv all deal
ers.-Adv.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06
Stray Calf.

Georpe Hettnger has calf that joined
his bunch abont Nov. 10th. color light vel
low Jersey. about six months old. Has no
brand or marks Owner can get same by
paving Mr.. Hettinger for this notice. 33t3
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-12-27

laws and practically invite the citizens drunken
debauch extending into the early hours of the
ing? Reputable people who witnessed the exhibition
last New Years testify that it nearly as vicious
as the notorious First ward ball The daily press is
constantly calling attention to the wave of crime
which the city is suffering. The people of Chicago
should demand the mayors revocation of the order
The New Years orgies not innocent and harm
less bypay and lawless conditions in Chicago have
gone beyond the stage of joke.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-12-27
What Fouls the Court Room

There jury in damage suit Eldorado,
Kansas last week The first thing they did assembling the
jury the removal of the cuspdors from the jury
box That good The stnkngest thing
ton spoon in 1t is enough to make justice
go blind The disguised its very presence
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-12-27

If man will sell liquor, when he knows what
liquor will do is it reasonable to suppose that he won't
also lie when occasion arises?
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-12-27

a d byHe saloon
the the # Grim
Ahat7s
by
eon the
stature
OF
in # the of I'll
dega poIs-mh
saloon ike
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-12-27
Secure This Circular

Below is circular which the League will be
them up in conspicuous places.
The League is prepared to furnish circulars az
A TT E
TAXP
Positive Proof That the Farmer
And That the Taxes Caused by the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11
BISHOPS RECEPTION
FRIDAY At v. D. ".

The public reception f0 BE- sven
Friday 10 49, o " hall DO honor of
RI Rev j. =. Lynch bishop Of The
Diocese OF Dallas for the Roman
Catholic church. will doubtless be-
veil attended Romanis's and non
RomanIsts alike are interested a CHS
celebrity. this being the occasion a
the first visit Of the newir elevated
bishop 20 Amarillo
10 b. anticipated tnaf Bishop
Lynch will remain In and around
Amarillo during the next TWO weeks
a portion OF this time will be- spen
In visiting nearby communities. aud
liberal ingathering OF commur.-
cants is expected during The stay ia
this section. All OF the services iu
Sacred Heart church we're roudI cfed
sunday by Bishop Lynch and b -
probable that be will have .laree a.
other services during his stay Iu ils
city.
The reception tomorrow night will
be- for the most part informal aad
for the purpose OF allowing the pub
lie 20 meet aud know this -ankins
official before departure FOR Dallas
The entire public is cordially invited
20 be- present, without regard &c
church affilistion or the lack ~ .'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11
DR.. STORY ENnOUTE
To HOLD CONFERENCE

Rev D. " Story. presiding elder
Of the Clarendon district for the
Methodist church. was In Amarillo
yesterday enroute 20 Mclean, where
the third quarterly conference be-
gins today From Mclean DR. Story
goes 10 Wheeler and will return 70
Clarendon Monday might via Anna
rillo.
Few men are more thoroughly IN
touch with general conditions over
this part u the country than is Dr.
story, and he states that there is lit
'le OF which real complaint should be
made Tie declares that grain has
proved good. and be- finds the row
crops putting on d most excellent
growth Dr. Story sees nothing
alarming in the fact that some To-
calities are getting rather dry tie
is optimistic
The observations as 70 farm con-
ditions are with Dr.. Story only cas-
ual, as he Is specializing his attention
70 church matters DR. Story states
that great progress Is being made in
the various parts OF his work. and
the outlook could not be better
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11
GREAT tOUCATI ONAl
GATHERING TONIGHT

The mass meeting called for the
district court room this evening Ia
interest Of the Lowrey- Phillips
Schools. may properly be- called q
great educational gatherins. accord
Ink 20 fhe estimate placed upon n
by those who have viewed the propo-
sition az close range Never before
in the history OF the schools has the
interest been 70 intense as a. present.
and tho Indications are that Amarillo
is awakening 20 the vast Importance
of this enterprise.
The meeting this evening all have
10 do with ways and means for max
ing Of this educational institution
just what n should be. and what II L.
sure 10 become. one Of the greatest In
the entire state OF Texas. The ways
and means committee will be present
In the meeting, and offer the plan
which has been evolved since the last
This committee has been
investigating and will doubtless have
reached a determination az 10 plan
81 procedure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11
something Extraordinary

4 personally conducted first. "a
Special Train Excursion thr0U-h 'he
Rocky Mountains 10 me wor.I a.
nous Yellowstone National Park and
return. under 'he auspices OF THE
CAMPUS the new monthly mag
aine OF Southern Methods, UuvcT-
sity. az low rates and consUmiug
about 10 days tickets 20 be good
until October els; for return and a
lowing stOp-Oyers IN route. VI.
leave Dallas and Fort Worth Ausust
18th For complete itinerar eX.
pense particulars. and photoerophIc
literature illustrative o. the jour
ney's superb attractions. re. 80 .u.'
Address Frank Reedy. Bursar south.
eru Methodist University Dallas
Texas ---.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11
ABOUT PATCHES.

Patches are OF diverse kinds and
different characters Men are often
closely connected with bald patches.
while hogs ar every fond OF potato
patches I
Mems morals and womens qugr
rels are often patched up
Some people wear patches oyAy
both eyes when looking for their own
faults
A Mrs Patch "A motherly old
lady was me originator % the patch
quilt
Pants patches are fast 10 the pants
ihemselyes-the fastest patch on rec
ord, however. being Sam Patch the
one time famous race horse
\ patch on that portion Of NJ
Taft's pants on which he rests tho
most woulf size mp well with an or
binary truck patch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11
Personals

Mrs j A Stanford. district presi-
dent OF the b. W y. NJ, left yester-
day afternoon for Canadian and will
remain there the balance OF the week
In attendance on the meeting OF the
Panhandle district y W y. NJ
W u Hall OF Plainvlew was a
business visitor IN Amarillo yesterday
evening
l. Smith returned yesterday
from a business trip 20 Brownwood.
Texas
Sam Merrill spent Tuesday and
Wednesday In Plainyiew
y y Thomas Of the Owen store.
was called 10 Santa Anna, Texas. yes
ferday ON account OF the death OF his
wifes aunt at that place The mes
sage was brief. and gave none OF the
details OF the case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11
Mail Carriers VIII Fly.

This Is an age OF great discoveries
Progress rides on tho air. Soon We
may see Uncle Sans mail carriers
flying In all directions. Transporting
mail People take wonderful inter-
est In a discovery that benefits them
That's why DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Soughs. Colds and other throat
and lung diseases Ia the most popular
medicine In America II cured me
OF a dreadful cough" writes Mrs. J
r. Davis. Stickney Corner. Me.
after doctors treatment and all 9TH
or remedies had failed" For coughs,
colds or any bronchial affection It's
unequaled Price SOC and 500 Trial
bottle FREE at Amarillo Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

| AGENTS WANTED To So. office
and household necessity B.- money
for hus'lers Presto ear. Daily
News. .l5 &c
/ WANTED Ladies and gentlemen 10
work FOR a reliable firm upright
moral people Apply EIs Hot. room
10. .l5 lp
LOST Gold cuff button initial
/ IL. c. Return 10 Fair Store
2l5 &c
FOR RENT Two or thre. unfur-
nished rooms everything modern
1902 Buchanan call after clock
/ p. m. 215 &c
FOR SALE Good family horse.
Phone tFa. -15 sc
FOR SALE Some good brood sows
and pigs. weaving age Call on W.
J. shepard miles east OF Amari-o.
2l5 3p
FOR SALE d have on hand one 10
foot latest style double iceless Soda
Fountain. marble TOP and base all
German silver work-board special
built with Electric carbonate This
job has been On use this season "a
pumps. Z crushed fruit IN pump box
Original cost $3.50 VIII take bal
ancc due on same Easy monthly
payments. This is a bargain for
quick delivery. Guaranteed for five
years Fred Collier Sweetwater
Texas 2l5 6cI
LOST Between Pierce and Polk
streets pair OF glasses. Finder please
notify Nicely Paint Co. and receive
reward. 2l5tsc
I HAVE ON HAND ready for ship
ment, one l2-foot all white marble
counter l2-pump. crushed fruit In
pump box Very attractive wall case
Cheap and on easy terms for quick
buyer Guaranteed for five years
Fred Collier. Sweetwater. Texas
2lt SC
SPIRELLA CoRsETIERES wanted
In unrepresented towns in the Pan
handle Mrs Ross. 500 Tyler
81 Cpl
] HAVE several bargains In second |
hand Soda Fountains that have been
slightly used but overhauled GOOD |
as new. quick delivery and easy .
terms Fred Collier. Sweeteate-. /
Texas. -f- fcI
FOR RENT-Two cool south rooms. /
furnished for iight Housekeeping. /
modern 1900 Van Burer phone I
1850. -I-tfe /
KWITCHERKIKKIN- VOL dom. T
get GO done right YOU need 1. ra.
ir where they DO it right Pt0as q F
Amarillo Steam Laundry Go -r-r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11

When the bowels feel lnlouiorf-
able and YOU miss the eThilarating
feeling that always follows .oplous
operation. dose o. HER
BlNE will SCI you right ~ a couple
OF hours n taken az bedtime YOU
get its beneficial effect after break.
fast next day. Price Soc sold ny
l. q. Thompson a Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11

NANTED-Ladies and gentlemen 20
work for a reliable firm upright.
moral people Apply Elg 4o-. room
o. .l5 lp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11

AGENTS WANTED To sell office
and household necessity B.- money
for bus'lers Presto car. Daily
News. .l5 4C
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11

An exchange says. Mr.. Taft's pre-
sent political plight has been brought
about by his backing and filling"
This ia omlnently correct. as Mr.
Taft Is heavy on the filling and his
back II no SLOUGH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11

England IL Dragging over the out
put OF her mines This. however.
10 not the first intimatlon that Eng
land IL a minor country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11

Mr.. Hilles has been selected as
chairman OF the Republican National
Committee II seems scarcely fair
TO butt Mr.. Hilles up azains, such a
mountainous task.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-11
stH>' RlrTION BATS.
TOR - THE MORNING.

Taft leaders and newspapers are
busily damming the Roosevelt Re
publican current.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06

No road Is tc, long to the man who advances deliberately and without rn- due haste -E-uye0e.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
His Real Motive.

General r. n. Grant at a Washing tons birthday dinner in New York some years ago told story about 8 young Boston Tory
 This Tory" he said. fought during the Revolution neither on one side nor on the otbcr He took pleasure trip on the continent. and he didn't comp back home again unt, the war wn~ over. He WIS treated very cody hy society on his return. and this -r.r'n his good old mother to the heart Tn dear old lady tried to explain thr wHi ter one afternoon to a Boston ho.o
 Naturally, as the hc0d of he fam flv.' she said. my son Coull uot talk" nart in the war To him fell the dnty perhaps the more arduouS duty. ul pro tecting his mother and sisters and IooS inc after the interests Of the estate,
 "'Oh. madam. sad the belle. with an icy smile. you need not explain. I assure you I'd have done exactly 9s you- son did-Tm such a cCwardE
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
sgTsIsu-1oN JUSTICE,

Scne q Ae Alaska1s 5a Washing voa are o7a@i~,5, eaouzA "a Ce- lteve tha, Asy are eo.ae lo see woSSi2E out os a Poea1I form CT 7cc-iSuuye 5uSuoe. and vf,A 5- they nOpe 10 SO ,be elalr@ea, os a law P7ov5dias for the ooaseao5oa of a -al7oa5 ia Alaska Ceso-e he ses- son 1},ses. T5e-e was somewhat q a o-iSss n ;se Navy DeRa-Dea, s few days aEo when s, vas e12eooe5 ,ha; 51reveaGo2 .- NeE5oo voul5 Seoone 7eoessay. and S-uula0eoasr, ], vaS a.$oove-c5 .aas the ooaHaE stations oa tae Ta.-as ve-e T-ae- uoaDy e-7-y and ,se nava vessels in & helpless Coa55-oa so- 1aek ot a fGel su77y \ ha-v-a7 o05e- 6o- the sAs-te- os nine 5o7e.l ~hns to ca-y caa, G7om NeuTo- To lAe Pac0, orea-. a distance of lh."or o7 ls.aoa niles 5o- tas use of rhe reer. vAs i>Sae5 &y the Nay De7a-tme0r Taeu st aeSz- r2 Hye 1-aite5 around Hy the aevS7ans- ~o1-a0d some o' ,aeu oa= te sa.-y SOM soa a; O-vtuos-,s-t ;. vae event Q; wa, tho e7t-e L-.,>E S-atas Coet w'0@ Ne oSllo5 u7o7 ro So-yey rAc 'o.- 1a-s
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
--..,rs Hs- 6 2 spsesh.

1 -0ura.,-s- Winston Cbur0hil ns a vouns to.Iv. very much n society when be wished To cc and aS any CouS
 fn ot 8 GcSe couId nn nut an en
 facl terrible 70 many a nuSJe~s. leaving hls usurc-S st home waeu he went out to dine and apparently some place else when guests cane to his mothers house. Shortly afrer his return from So1ts Africa be offered to show me his interesting souvenirs 0f Jhe Boer war. But whcn we were e0 tere,a-tete he became so absorbed in discUSsinS the question Of the EoNT government that | found myself. to my amazement listening to an or8JioO ot three-Quar- ters Of an hour. Re turned his back upon ne. sridinE over to a long mirror 10 deliver 70 his own reflection there with numerous gestures and facial con te-rious. wheeling around St the finish 10 say. Tt just occurred to me what a capital s0eech that would make in
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
T,-i4., p,rs and His Scr.

A young Scotch friend Of mine of high Hrc-sry reputation generally spends once a year a month with his family on the outskirts Of Edinburgh. Ills father k a minister occupying a very euvisble position On thc day Of his departure my friend invariably finds on the breakfast table ny tho >.1c of his plate a little paper carefully folded. lt is a detailed account ni th7 meals he has had during his visit t' his fathers houSe-jn other words. h.~ biW. But the son is as thrifty as n0Da aud does not part with his coin before be has asccrtajned that au the items are accurate and the addition correct
 "why. father" said he. "l see you have marked the bacon and cc-S for my yesterdays breakfast ] assure you did not touCh tho oCCs.
 "You were wrong Dor to do SO 'hon. my boy. They were on tho table Why didn't you he1T yoursoIt"-Tau, Blouet Max O'RelO.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
l.,Inrs Ei,hns In 2 nreI.

Fish are liable fo The same passions ss you and l, md they fight and lowe as we do" said pr FFIU0i> Ward ! can show you a photograph ot a rain bow trout in what would haFc h,o0 a 6ght to the death tf | had not inter fered In a pond wcvr bI- female trout and her partner. who resented the intrusion ot another trnu, >ud denly one f<h charged the "rarg and seized him by the jaw Uc shook n.~ opponent as & dog shakes 8 r.. and sept on until his cnomy 1oaac3 {. '.' ton Then took the fish ont and p" vivcd 1t with a little week whisky ali water. ."-I.Cud Mail
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
TIA Er.es-rs-H

c5EnaIly Hn>-a-~a-S were 0oaoeSul EzsIsh. E-o--a a-5 UCech settlers tO the Srs15ss WrSr rrarrS sud they Oa~ cegvcd gsei- -a-c o1 1s~ov0t of Jhe'7 custom ot dvy.1z Ese- meat 3n yae In dian esSaSo0. o0 @ uDr-a0. CT 5u05.a TSe Sus15--ss 0->--r5 S-0oCS.y the Iat-uSca og rHr>e sa-Ncnr-S and na75C many at-cwDrS Q, gH>- rHc0. but the Succaoee@ v'-e s hs-Ev sc; ot mon sad c1scS ssocS w.-E tHN uESSet. So they suooeS<su-.y -r~r>-N5 aG tho S7Sa- Is03s attscS< s-5 ol>--lto,v 0emai0o3 n tSe ES'a25S Wss- 3- v--s Ehat csus> ed the HC@>acNo-s Q, ara-51H theiT ooz0aze~ev 7aarcs-. -Z07o ot EvinS and tcSe @ 7.-a-v s, is sa0' = Say. PoSSA,y tGc c--~-a-' ha--yj0S to wAich tNsv vo-> >-.tN-cN3 bv the SQaasa03S 77,@7-oi them to 0c,a'iato; but vsareve- the 0sz>o1. their de10N dsuozs so-7 0eatc-o5 ;se 0aS>ara ot tAe Ca-ElHs-1 Soa aa uu6s--aSin- Of eIt7e-e 5a-cN- @, -oS-oha--Uea. and tse vo-5 br>--7eS- N-s come down as s sypoGyu to- -,SHe-v. murder and all the v5ccS