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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-10
| LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
WANTS TO KNOW WHETHER
JOHN HOLDER WILL BACK
THE ROMAN CATHOLICS.

Dear Sir: It is again with pleas
ure that 1 renew my subscription,
also send you Mr.. Jack Haynes
name. You will find money order
enclosed, send Weekly jeff to both
addresses. Mr.. Watson our county
paper has very large list of names
and wide circulation, the editors
name is Mr.. John Holder, of Jeffer-
son, Ga. l see he is going to run for
Congress again in the next election,
and if you have not already given
him a trial l would be glad if you
would to see if he will protest against
the Roman Catholic church, and
there is another man editing a paper
at Commerce, Ga, Mr.. Paul T. Har-
Der. The name of the former paper
is the Jackson Herald, the latter is
the Commerce Observer. I would be
glad for you to try both of them.
Thanking you for past faVors, I re-
main, Yours truly,
JEWETT BARNETT.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-10
THIS FRIEND HAS A PLAN WE
WOULD LIKE OTHER FRIENDS
TO FOLLOW

My Dear Mr.. Watson: I herewith
enclose P. o. order for $500, for
which l wish you to send me if you
have a lot left over of your issue of
the 10th of June-of the Hot Stuff
Editorials. l am not a good hand
at getting subscriptions, but l am a
good booster of .Americanism, and I
think that almost any true American
that reads your paper one time,
ought to want to read it all the time.
l have paid for the Mac ne for 4
persons in Mena, and til, tell me
that they have kept up their sub
scriptions for the past 8 months. I
have been paying for and distributing
SO copies of the Menace to parties in
Mena through three ministers each
month. | take this method as being
better than asking for subscriptions.
Now the Menace has a large circula-
ton there. If you have not on hand
enough ofthe 18th to make out the
$1.00 worth, fill some other time.
Your answer to Sinehan ought to in
duce him to follow up the preface.
Hoping that the near future will
free this government from the Jim
Gibbons-et al-control. | am sin
cerely your well wisher,
GEO. J. HAZLETT.
Shady, P. O., Ark.
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A JEFF READER WHO WANTS
OTHERS TO THINK.

Dear Mr.. Watson: Find enclosed
P. O. order for soc, for which please
send one copy of thorough SIT y
on Foreign Mission, also one copy
June magazine. A Foreign Mission
sap head was up here last Sunday
and tried to ''lorate" you, but he was
a small potatoe. You are right as
usual on that subject.
Your open letters to Cardinal Glib
bons are cOrkers and will set every
one who reads them to thinking.
How many people do you suppose
have ever thought about the~religious
application of the much talked of
signers Of the Declaration Of indie
pendence? Well I did for one and
asked my rector about it land he is
the best posted man on ancient his
tory [ have ever metz and he said
that Browns church for Americans
published by the Young Churchmen
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WHY CAN'T THE JEFFS HAVE A
FEW MORE FRIENDS LIKE
THIS ONE?

Dear Sir: I am sending you ,$1.OO
for as many copies as it will pay for
Of your July paper containing Broth
er McCrary'S exposure Of the present
questionable missionary efforts. Pro-
duce the proof if there is such, that
some of our Foreign mission money
is being used to help actually (if
undercOver) further Rome's power
for pecuniary advantages. We think
these things can be shown. If this
can be shown, it should be fully.
"Let all the people know" of all
things that are crooked, for 'the
crooked shall be made straight" be-
fore the world is relieved Of it's pres
ent almost unbearable burden. Ex-
pose every crook at home and abroad
and the spirit of the times will sug-
gest, and apply the remedy" May
God help you in the work.
Yours in the faith,
JOEL P. STEPHENS.
Bro. Watson, l am not sure that I
have seen where you have asked for
any suggestions as to the shaping of
the policy of your publications. How
ever, I am always seeking advice and
suggestions and occasionally offer
some free. Il have none for sale.)
I want to suggest that you devote,
say two columns each week, con-
densed for busy readers, an exposi-
ton of Rome's claims (past and
presently as to her loyalty to our
principles of government-supp
to be the principles of righteousness
and let each claim be followed by
an absolute plain statement of
Rome's fulfilling of these claims
when she is wholly in power to car
ry out her own will. 1t is the con-
trast-the claim of GOODNESS, and
her works of Goodness that we
want ('in nut-shell.O The truth
will burn Rome up. Let the common
people know the simple facts. That
missionary exposure should be pub
lished and sent into every home. I
will give you a contribution for this
work if you decide to undertake it.
JOEL P. STEPHENS.
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EVERY SUBSCR,- rION is THE
SORT OF HELP THE JEFFS
NEED AND APPRECIATE,

Dear Friend and Co-Worker: En-
closed herewith, l send you a P. o.
money order for $1.00 in payment
for the Jeffersonian another year
AS I am not very full handed, 1 can't
help you much financially, but l can
raise enough to keep your Jeff visit
ing me every week. l positively de-
ny that the Roman system is branch
of the Christian church. Nor did
any Christian ever join in Constan-
tines scheme to unite the Christians
and the Pagans together in one
church; for there is no communion
between Christ and Belial; and
Christian courtesy extended by Pro
testants towards the Roman system,
would be entirely wasted.
Very respectfully,
G. E. STONESTREET.
West Va.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-10
ANOTHER LADY JEFFERSONFAN
FINDS SHE CAN'T Do WITH
OUT THE JEFFS.

My Dear Mr.. Watson: I am
ashamed to acknowledge it, but we
have allowed our subscriptions to
your valuable publications to lapse.
AS you are aware, we farm
ing people are always short on
cash, and especially so as this
season of the year, but we
find that we cannot very we'll do
without watson s." so am enclosing
a check to cover a years subscription
to the Weekly JeffersOnian and Wat
sons Magazine year in club for
the two. [ would like to have sent
more money at this time and bought
a book or two, but can not just now,
hope to be able to buy some later on.
We surely appreciate the great work
you are doing and we are so glad to
see that you have walked up a lot of
good folks who were sound asleep on
the "CathOlic subject" Also we are
amused to notice editorials on other
vital subjects Chat you had thrashed
out and thrown aside two or three
years ago. by some of our big editors
who write as if they had just dis
covered something new! Hoping to
receive both the "Jeffs" right away
l beg to remain,
Your true friend,
MRS. T. G. FLOYD.
Chipley, Ga.
P. S. Hope you will be making
speech somewhere near old Troup
county before very long.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-10

HE loved the birds-may they
sing sweetiy where he rests. He
loved the trees and foWers-may the
leaves whisper while he sleeps and
the flowers bloom above his couch"
From Uncle Remus Is Dead" i'm
WatsoD's Prose MiscelIanies, second
edition. Price 1925, postpaid. THE
JEFFS, Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-10
WANTS TO KNOW WHAT HAS BE-
COME OF L. BCSH FIELDER,
THE EEL SKINNER.

Dear Uncle Tom What has be-
come of T. Bash Fielder? Everybody
is inquiring after him, even the Hon.
Jas. Dawson, of Greensboro, was
asking me about him. The people
are real anxious about him. If you
can locate him kindly let your read
ers know. Your paper has the larg-
est subscription of any paper that
comes to this office. Let the good
work go on, and let us hear about
L. B. F., as we are real anxious
A. S. O'NEAL.
Sloan, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-10
A GOOD LETTER FROM AN OLD
FRIEND

Dear Comrade: In sympathy with
the great work you are doing for the
overthrow of Roman Rule in our
country. This is my 81st birthday
and 1 am celebrating by the renewal
of my subscription to your great
monthly. I prize it very highly and
hope to always feel able to keep up
my subscription. I very much wish
to send for several of your books,
but four months illness has de-
pleted my bank account so 1 will
have to wait new prosperity. With
best wishes for your safety and con-
tinued success.
Fraternally and sincerely,
DIR. JAMES w. DENNIS.
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West Va.

mot riches, not place and power,
not fame, not great deeds of any
sOrt-Only' the good works, they
alone, can soften the pillow for the
dying head"
From Toward the Light" in Wat
sons Prose MiscelIanies, second
edition. Price $1.25, postpaid. THE
JEFFS, Thomson, Ga
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-10

The safety razor has been the
means of making more men look hui
man than any other agent. Get one
free, by sending in two subs to The
Weekly Jeffersonian or WatsoM's
Magazine, at the full price.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20
MRS. McGILL
BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard 10
Her Case and Tells How She
Suffered.

Jonesboro, Ark suffered a com.
plete break down in health. some time
ago." writes Mrs A. McOnl. from this
place. Il was very weak and could
not do any work ! tried different
remedies. but tGJy did me no good
One day. got a bottle Of Cardul. II
did me so much good. was surprised.
and took some more,
Before took Cardui, ! had headache
add baclsache, and sometimes would
cry for hours. Now | am over ell that,
and can do all kinds OF housework. |
think II IL the greatest medicine on
earth"
In the past hity years. thousands Of
ladies have written, like Mrs. McGlll,
70 tell OF the benefit received from
Cardul.
Such testimony, from earnest women.
surely indicates the great value OF this
tonic remedy for diseases peculiar TO
women. Are you n sufferer Yes?
Cardui Is the medicine you need
We urge you TO try Il,
RB Hrifsfo; iaales' Advisory Dept. Chsiis.
ao0sa Mrd1lnf Co., Chattanooga. Tenn, TO- NpecHn
hisirnfil0ls, and ~ rsfe htok, Home ifeatmen
~ Weasa.' tsai u pisln utsppsi. w Oeaas1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20
An AnIzONA NuMDEn.

sthe Earth for May Just issued
~ Be santa re eompans. 10 devoted
alu,Ast exclusively 20 Arirona. from
Holhook and WINSTON clear down 20
the anit River valley. Illustrated with
some Of the hAndsomesi views OF Arl-
nonah possibilities ever published. OF
particular interest % Albuquerque
ase he descriptions 81 the rufprisins
resouices and development Of north
ern Arizona along the line ~ the
santa " ana sributary tAereio.
New Mexico haS received 80 much
plen0d adyeriisins IN this magazine
,at We mby well AFFORD 90 consrain-
Arizona on the Mas number u
heanty and viii 40 the state an
nenae amount ~ sood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20

Zone Of the most serious draw.
backs 10 the pleasant pastime of rid
ing on the street cars. said lady
yesterday. - the sandstorm you al
WAYS encounter az the second street
switch. ] don't know why Il n, but
you can ride over the whole VAST sys-
TEN and never zee speck OF dust
until you hii that switch rheu a.
comes in ln clouds. masses columns
dense hanks Of Il. and your clothes
are practically ruined IN second ~
time. TNa- ever thus. hav. seen
complaints about u ln the newspape
before. bat the dust seems % be- there
Just the same. Il ~ too bad We didn't
pave Second street just one more
block north. A. u ~. d seems 49, IL
IA might be- worth white for the city
"a station q street sprinkler there per-
fnnncnlig aud let the water run on
the switch without intermlesion. S"ri-
eusly. the dust az that switch Il not
cnly VerA announcement ana unpleas.
ant bat u b. menace 10 health az
Welt Something ought Ia be- done
about a."
- don't mind one ur two mosqui
toes onre in e Will. bat when fell
low can't run laWnmowor over his
front yard without heing eaten alit o.
lts time o. break into print sRtd
one Of our leading kickefs today. II
wonder HhN uu steps have ever been
taken in this town 20 get RID OF the
musuuitoeR While we are resting
between sWats az the us Il would be-
most pious idsa lo take few IN
( tellisent and crafty swats at the mos
uiiitOoH Has anyone ever sprinklcd
4 pint at OIL on the pests anywhere IN
this country Has any hostile m0He
ever bern made against the skecters
h. any way? Not that I've heard of.
We take them ap an act of FroW-
dence and let Il Ro 40 that ~ "a
matter Of fact experience 10 New
Jersey and ln the Panama canal z0nt
and elsewhere hns shown That per
sistenL intelligent campaign may
very nearly ~xterminate the moequi-
toes. Very iikely we could never eN-
terminate them hot The slaughter ~
about fourteen billions, testimhied az
fourth Of the total numberl. would
make difference anyhow. Take the
Fourth ward. for Instance, there afe
tow. Il Is figured some five billion
fuii-NroWu mosquitoes in that section
of the citg know, for they AL hii
ne the other day cut that numDsf
N half and means half as many
mosquito bitter. hall as much misery
and profanity. hall a. many unhap.
py homes half ~ many divorces. hhii
~ many
Just a. this iuuctur" three men
,uonanlio alighted on the kicker's
AeNd nnd denly inserted his prubuscir
luto the lOic uf his lefi ear The ~
terVlcW terminated here.
Hut vbN don't Ne take hack ~
the mnsQunorff
snni the subject large enough. for
Instance. "a mfrlt serious coutidefN-
ton bv the Commercial clupf
Trlmhlo's Hlvsry; ia N. Second a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20

There are some things. wisely adj
moniahee the Socorro chieftain. that
a ievei-headed human helng should
never DO. Among them IL to kindIe
fre with kerosene oil so attempt
40 get ON moving train. 20 point a
gun or revolver At another. 10 put
his name On another mans note. "a
Keep his savings in an old stocking
under the he'd, SO play game 81
chance with yrepossessing stranger,
20 run for ofnce when he aas a pay
ing position in private ife. or 90 call
bigger man than himself liar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20

The tYtsa Nc,es@hy q. 10 kcep she
Isonrl- gently Open Win u Mia
laxative ronlc.
Healthy old ane IL 20 absolutely d.
pendent upon the condition ~ The
bowels that Rfeat care should be taken
80 see TINT they act rrruiary III.
fast IL that "a nac advances the ston.
neh muscles become weak and inac-
tive and the liver does not store w
the Juices that are necessary g.
prompt digestion.
some help can be obtnined BY eat.
ing easily dsReated foods and hy plenty
of exercise. hut this latter IL irksomc
70 most elderly people. one thing "
vcrtaln. thar state ~ constipation
should always be avoided as IL H.
daneerous 10 life and health. The
hest plan u to mke . mild laxative
a. often ~ is deemed necessary. but
with equal certainty % s. sueecsiod
ilant catharllcs. purgatises. physics.
ea'ts and pills be avoided. ~ they do
hat temporary good and nre 80 harsh
a. 10 be "a shoes "a delicate systam.
a much hotter plan. and nne tina,
thousands of elderly people are fol-
lowing L. 40 take a gentle laxative.
tonic Ike Or. caldNelis syrup Pep-
sin. which acta a. NEARLY like nature
a. - possible. In fact the tendency
OF this remedy n t. strengthen the
stomach and bowel muscles aud O.,
train them 10 act naturally sselU,
when medicines Of al kinds con usual
Is he dispensed With. Tails IL On"
opinion of many people 81 different
nges. among them a.. -. =. Mile
BRroda. Mich, VINO writes; - ara SO
years old and have been eonstipated
for many years. Since receiving your
sample bottle ! nave procured tNo soc
bottles and ind that u l. the best
remedy ever used ana does just
what YOU claim for IL TO the very let
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20
sE nI4sND eorNTRS-

.. cd OF the most important news
iaenl,hf the season 10 Albuquerque
~ "a published IN this paper yes
tardk regarding the deal which
pFastes resumption of activity In
she tane mining district and ada
eenI iaeids 10 The Jemez mountain
cpuy. Possibilities AZ mineral
veal have been lying dorman, here
fssz1 decade: and past aetivisles ~
rhisheid have demonstrated that ihe
poabnltles are tremendous. u Il to
he ncereIy ripped that the expected
aeiI'ty IN the FAMOUS Old district viii
mntrmllza. Properly sand steadily
oev3oped. the Blind district viii FUR
nlsi. enough business e. help Aibu-
quetne immeasurabiy an6 enable
hcs o realize her Ions postponed des'
tiny be a minIng center az wen ar an
lnddtrial metropolis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20

tlenrs Payos exonerntes the Ful
cannieai Tor ealing missionaries hf-
cause his untutored mind lmasines
Il nr-,milrse~ ppirisuaI qualities what
sline she untuored body aasinalases
tie missionary Thin u certainly a
new lseh, on missionaries ~ cannlbal
diet and recalls the stor, 81 a "a
mun Snush Sea Island chief. one Kine
T'hackamhoo. who became converted
fran the habit 81 eatina his spiritual
advisers. He Was hailed as ,ri-
umph II the gospel until skepticai
Journalist discovered that Thaekam-
boo had nos lost his old belief until
he lost his teeth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20
Meat Dishes for
Luncheon
BY Jean Hubbs
I.nmh WIN slrIng ncans.


Lamb With string BEANS.
Oct a piece at the forequarter o.;
iamh suitable Tor pot roasting or
stewlng CIR. when buying leg OF
lamb for roasting. have the butcher
cut off onc-third at the leg from tho
small end. and use this latter piece
lor this recipe. cook Il a. Tor pot
roast An hour and quarter be
tore serving. add a quart of tender
green string heans cut iengthwisc.
Cover and cook unui dane Then
remove the lamb. and pm, In the mid.
de at the platter. Slightly thicken
the gravy containing Inc beans. ana
turn out IN fho bh,iter around ths
meat The lamb and honns Flavor
each othrF. greatly improving both
SIiccd lambs Liver.
Boil lambs liver till very tender
mash 10 q paste with q fork addine
o. spoonful 81 butler salt ana pepper
Press into a howl and Slice whom
cold.
Meat Iopu,crs.
I'.e tor shia cup at any Kind Of
cold meat. finely chopped Make .
batter ~ two esss. Gasp OF flour, o.
rup OF milk little salt and % pinch
of cnvenue. heat we'll ana stir In ihc
meat Rake Va hot creased gem
pans about tlnsen minutes.
Splccd Reef
cover fvc pounds %, fresh beef
with cold water Heat very gradu
atty when simnering, season win
salt. pepper. o few hiad-s Of mace.
two dozen Gloves aud the same AT
ailspice simmer gently until tho
meat is In shreds adding more water
" necessary when dome remove th"
spice ana lurn into plain mold
Turn om onto platter and serve
with SLICES 80 hard -hGiled egg l"mon
and pars'ey
Cmban Stew
-Four pounds 81 mutton.
one cupful oi olive oil
lne can 81 tomatoes
Eigm medium siz 4 onions
TohnEco.
one cnu eff peas
Onc can ct mushrooms
Eight large potatoes
one Tablespoonful salt.
pm The olive Oh Ia the bottom of O.
lcttle add the tomatoes nnd onions
Sliced. hcu th, mutton cut ih pieces
iargs enough to serve. ana ~" rh''
ana pepper. Cover closely, ana let
simmer fnf nc lcast three hours M"
al. potnto,s cons in hnlVes when me
potatoes arc ro"ke,l add the peas ana
mushrooms both drained fr"m inc
iiuu,,r n tho cans. when th" peas
and mushrooms hive been wolf heat
.d. tmcteu the whole and serve
Beef Loaf
Une pound OF hesf ground
ono uniuu. ground.
Three soda crackers.
,nr cup of milk
enc egg
sun aud pcpper
+ enc tablespoonful 81 hnll'r
Mix Thoroughly aud hakr IN bread
tiu Tor ono hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20
GIVE " no noNE r,IExr.

In the matter 81 new fiOe.o $50
high school for this city. local nrchi.
tects should be eiyen every oppor.
tunsty There should be competition
~ course. bu, there are enough FIRST
class architects IN this city. well able
TO handle the Ion. 10 furnish lively
competition and tnrn out desirable
building. This II merely sugses-
iion 10 the school board. We believe
home talent II competent for the task
and this 10 one Of the few really big
chances that come the way Of Aibu-
queruue archltects'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20

ter ! can not recommend d too
hiRhlY."
bottle can be bought oi any drug
gist M nfty cents or one dollar peo-
pie usually buy the MY cent size first.
and then. having convinced theme
selves Of Us merits they buy the doll
mr size. which Is more economical
Results are always guaranteed oI
money viii he refunded ANY eld~rN
person can follow these SUGGESTIONS
with safety aud the assurance of good
results
" no member oi your family has
ever used syrup Pepsin and you would
ike So make personal ,rial Of 70 be-
tore buying u In the regular way OF
q druggist, send your address postal
Win do--to Dr W H. Caldwell. az
Washington 81. Monticello. ~. and
q free sample bottle Will be- mailed
YOU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20

We offer one Hundred Dollars RE-
ward for any case ~ 0atarrh that
cannot he cured by Halls Cntarrh
Cure
FL. CHENEY a 90. Toledo n.
We the UNDERMINED have known
". j ChDnev Tor the last ~ yours,
ana believe him perfectly honorable
in ~ business transactions ana imam
ciaIiy able 90 carry out any ohliEn
finns made hv hie arm
NATIONAL RANK OF com MERGE
Toledo -
Halls Cntarrh cure ~ taken in
ternnllv. acting directly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaces ~ The
avstem. Testimonials sent free Prize
as cents per bottle Sold by on Drug
HiHis
Take Halls Family Pills FOR consil-
prtion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20

,Frpu. a. London Chronicle
~ viii Doc pleasant sutpilsr Tor
the Representatives % the creditors ol
n printer who went bankrupt seventy
seven years ago 90 receive u ulNlh'h"
from his estate.
Even this record. however was sur
passed In 1905. On Drc"mh'f ~ ~
that year the Dublin Gazette publish
cd notification that "a considerable
sum of money belonging 1" me estate
of Robert smith of smock nll'N' pub
nu who was ndiudRed bankrupt in
1891 has len recovered from the
dormant funds nf tho court 81 chan
CcrA
I'itlmatel Smiths debts were paid
In fun NJ years after ~" hnd HE'D
his petition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20
Ncv pictures crys'al


2 tot springs. ARK. May 20. -
have been lighting melanchnlia for
weeks ana nn impnls" 90 XII mNsel
and family"
This note. found in tho desk ~ Ma
ior a. A. Hailock. + s. A. retired
resigned as medical director "i ~"
baths an the EoVcrnm mt s"r,hil"n
here. led o. search late today which
ended with the finding nf Major Hal
inok's body in the woods near Hot
Syringe the tor of his head torn
away hy bullet from AN army re-
vnl,er. The pistol was found o short
distance from the body
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20
KINa or AIRANIA.

Albanian delegates are said q"
nnlAsYinr Thsodore R0oseyeli--
Wn qMeodore as their king.
~ = Dot rich enough 20 be
81 Alnania. which Il a conn-
I|kfa % nee men ana money
Inae. pnnibiy hls fEienas