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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30

chi-as". i~e. 81" --'nsri-s ~.
Mayer. bf. sii-n, at ia- W~si7'n
Federation Of Miners. ~ho "hass-.
tina, h. ~as shot an. siaer~-i bS t-r.
sons ah'aronissie ,o the esa..- of thr
strikers in the Mi.hiEah sopi'~s pen
insnia nj the time nt hi. anior.-' de-
i-.r,nr-. siii he, return aina- To ,h-
sc-n- Of tho strike, \ i-~ssoasi hsis
guard. Including his nrn'h@r. y y,
Mo,cs. chic: of roiie- of ii.'n-. Ia.
viii accompany him. The brother
svris.si in rhisaxo YESTERDAY,
Pr~sii~n, Meyer Is recovering
RAPIDLY.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30

iip.lon. Ma.-. Ike. ".-Aa.tilar!
receivers s~rr appointed in tho Unit
cd state, district court today for six
.ottpras,on. In which Henry s,ce-'
of New York IL lass~ owner. on the
petition Of the ss.sri storcs corpora
i,on. The rroe-csi,uxs here followed
tho aptro,atm~ni in Nc~ York Of
William A. Marble aud John :. shc,-
rard. Jr.. ~. receivers for Simpson.
Crawford Company. snd the "f"nr-
,--nih STREET STORE N~~ York:
Henry sicsci Company. Boston. and
the Merchants Exprcss Company.
New York. ~ the Asmc time HcsSy
Melville vas appointed receiver oi
Henry sicsri Company. bankers an6
Wholesalers. New York. Each re-
ccivcr furnished y bond of $50. .oon.
MCa.rr. Marble and Sheppard were
named as anciiiary receivers hero to-
day under bond. Of s25.o"" each. '
Tho proceedings are described NJ
friendly.
The Sicgcl stores Company of New
York. the ociitioninr creditors. al
lrgc in the petition filed here that
the Henry sicxcl company Is unable
either to meet IT,. obligations or TO
obtain credit to carry on Its business.
The pctitioninH corporation declare.
that Simpaon-Crawford company
owes II SG5. 900. the Fourteenth
Street store owes II s35O.000 and tho
Henry Sicgcl Company $4,000.
New York. Dee. 30.--Rosc and
pask,,s. counsel for the Simpson
Crawford company. and the Four
tecn,h Street store. for which re-
ce'vcrs have been named along with
certain other interests OF the sicsel
Stores Corporation. issued the follow
ing statement today:
The appointment of receivers was
consented to only after every effort
had been made to continue the busi-
ness. The concerns have been accus-
toned to a large line OF banking
credit. which has been steadily cur
tailed during the past yenr. The in
dividualr. Mcssrs. Siegel and voga1,
have contributed their entire person
al fortunes IA well as all OF their en-
crgy towards saving the situation
and vol continue to devote their en-
ergies in connection with the cred
itors toward organization and re-
sumption of business OF the several
concerns"
The Siegcl Stores Corporation was
Incorporated in Delaware in 1903.
Henry Siegel n president and has
been active manager Of the stores.
the gross business OF the corpora
tion has been about $40.0OO.00O an
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
THE WEATHER
lnl0SoPucAi PllEil1 SAYS

Paws Eeslin'
ready 4 SO ar
Oft sinokih but
Nav s-z IN
ssnokeis-ss crouch
Ia worse than tn
smoke nuisance.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
Weather Dsresn Rsport.
Yssterday's Iennesatares.

y" precipitation; part cloudy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30

cests.ses % sase ~
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The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
MOTOR CLUB COMING HERE.
500 Kansas Motor Club Enthusi-
asts Will h t1olly's Guests
for One Day.
Atarousing meeting Of the Holly
Commercial club last Tuesday eve-
ming. President ]. :. McMurtry
reported that the Kansas Short
Grass Meter club 50O sssaRa hSd

arrive in Holly on July "a next, on
their annual itinerary and expected
to stay at least one day. This is
the same club that visited Holly
two years ago, and we're 30 well
pleased with our town that they
have decided to spend at least "a
hours with with US. The proper
committees were at once appointed
for the clubs entertainment, and
the secretary instructed to notify
the motorists that Holly would vel.
come them upon their arrival on
the date named.
Other matters were disposed of
with equal dispatch and Secretary
Porter reported that the club was
in excellent condition.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
Publicity Manager story.

II. P. Story, publicity manager
of the Mountain States Telephone
Co., accompanied by District Man.
ager G. G. Seely Of Pueblo. and
Special Agent II. McMeekin. were
visitors last Saturday. Mr. Story
succeeds Jack Greenawald and is
an old Buckeye newspaper man
who always makes good, whether
it's in newspaper office or on the
skirmish line for business. The
Chieftain acknowledges a pleasant
call from the trio and hopes they
will come to Holly frequently,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
Thomas Harmon Home.

OnSaturday lastThomas Harmon
returned from Prescott, Arizona,
where both he and Mrs. Harmon
have kept up an eight weeks vigil
at the bedside of their son. Gordon
Harmon, who has hovered between
life anddeath with thegrimtyphoid,
bringing the glad tidings that the
patient was on the fair road to
recovery. The saving of the young
mans life. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
believe, was the hand of Providence
and are deeply thankful in conse.
quence. The Chieftain extends best
wishes to the young man, who has
apparently escaped death by a
miracle.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09

Martin Soibold.

Many of the younger set in Holly
will be shocked to learn of the acci-
dental death of Martin Seibold, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Siebold of the
New York World and nephew of
the writer, in Washington, D. c.,
last week, by the pistol route.
Martin was visiting his grand
parents in Washington, and while
at the home Of a chum a neighbor
lady dropped in and alarmed the
folks by stating that burglars had
entered her home. Hastily seiz.
ing a revolver young Downey and
Martin accompanied the neighbor,
only to find it was false alarm,
Upon their return Martin began to
examine the gun, which had self.
acting trigger, and in raising the
gun the cartridge exploded. hitting
him in the head, death resulting
almost instantaneously.
Young Seibold was highly
esteemed by all, and bis sudden
death will cause lump to arise in
the throat of many Holly lads who
knew him only to love him. Peace
to his ashes.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
CITY COUNCIL MEETS

The town dads held an interest
ing meeting last Monday at the
Commercial club rooms with Mayor
Harden in the chair.
After passing upon routine
matters Clerk Shull read commu-
nication from J. F. Hanson rela-
tive to sprinkling the streets, but
action was deferred until the next
regular meeting.
The board decided to begin work
on Horse creek improvement at the
earliest possible moment. insuring
the residents of the West End
against any possible damage from
high water.
Whereupon the meeting ad-
journed.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
For Sale.

One refrigerator, chitfonier, ,dres-
Ser, double bed and spring, single
bed and mattress and spring, child's
bed aud mattress, three large rugs,
2 large rockers. music cabinet, two
small tables, kitchen table, two
kitchen chairs, large mirror, mission
dining table and chairs, open book
case, kitchen utensils, fruit jars
and jelly glasses.
Mrs. Gordon Walter.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
Prssbvterian Church Services.
S.,-l..., MAJ

Prssbvterian Church Services.
Sunday, May II. Services appro.
pirate to Mothers Day. will be
held. Come, wearing a white flower
or blossom if you can. There will
be special music at the morning
service BY quartetts composed Of
Mrs. Shull Miss Rnby Miller and
80 11s' ,D9
will preach. Subject of the NOR
ming service Mother and Home. .
Evening subject, "Women's Work
Music BY the Young Peoples
choir in the evening. Everybody
invited.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
New School Directors Take Office.
Mssss Holman Appel
No Opposition High School Building
70 - Erected
GRO J. KELMAN l' L. NJ APPEL 1879
II. "a. AHEEL .
JAKE ROHRIG.

BID JONES JAKE ROiRIC
The election Of directors School District No. g. last Monday
passed Of quietly practically opposition being offered either cand
date Number o the became acetous hsweve which
for the half dozen being given Ed Jones and
Jake Rosie
The reecton q George kemsn marks the 18th year Of his
administration the school board Of District No g. assures parents
Of the progressive spirit which has dominated our
schools and made them known the country
While MI. Appel the board he has lived here
sufficiently long become acquainted the needs the rising
and WI doubt conduct the Office Of the district
a both credtabe himself and the entire district
1.-The business meeting preceding the election matter the
annual levy omitted the scheme assessing property
full value but the board instructed the
the levy with the running the district
Sup Collins reported that the crowded condition Of the schools
greater than before and suggested that the Of the dis
demanded additional which taken under Amusement b
the board
The Of high school building the site just north Of
the structure will be the possibilities before another
closes unless all tail will be strictly modern every
respect and will cost about $4,000
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
For Sale.

Universal press. l3xl9, Paragon
paper cutter, Hamilton cabinet
with new job type, 2 cases brass
rule, lead-cutter, etc., at the
Holly Chieftain Office ON or
before May 26, 1913. Splendid
opportunity for newspaper man.
L. N. Zaliager,
~, AgeNfor AIortgagee.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
Bring Your School Children

Have their eyes, ears, nose and
throat examined free by DR.. K. G.
Sapero. the we'll known Denver
specialist. Also glasses scientifi-
cally fitted. Holly, Thursday, May
22nd at the Hotel Grand. Come
early. Over 10000 patients in
Cclorado.-Advt.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09

Cure for Stomach Disorders.
Disorders of the stomach may be
avoided by the use Of Chamberlsin's
Tablets. MANY very remarkable cures
have been effected by these tablets. Sold
by all dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
The news Of The Holly country is
contained in The Holly Chieftain.
Taken Up.

One calf on my place near
Holly. Owner can have same by
paying for keep aud this adver-
tisement. Richard Wendt.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09

Eggs for IIatching.
S1OO for Is, 400 per 100; Rhode
Island Reds, the kind thai pay the
year round. Il. w. Gee.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09


Camp have made many friends in
the Holly district who are loath to
see them depart, and that they will
be missed from the business and So
cial coterie goes without saying.
R. Farris, the new merchant in
the Plank block, expects his con-
signment of groceries any day now.
He is courteous and obliging and
contemplates making Holly his per-
manent home.
Mrs. Peter Garcia arrived last
Tuesday from Mitchell, Ind, after
an absence of nearly two years.
She left for Denver on Wednesday,
where she may reside in the future.
Use Chinamel.
Holly Hardware Co.
The Cramer Musical Comedy Co.
arrived last Wednesday putting on
the pleasing comedy, The Book
Agent, and have contracted with
Manager Crawford for each Wed
nesday night until further notice.
There are eight people in the cast.
Joe Brelsford, for the past two
years stenographer at the First
National bank, has resigned. and is
now at his home in Kinsley, Kan.
The society girls are wailing and
gnashing their teeth over Joe's
sudden departure.
Found ring of keys between
depot and school house. Suitable
reward if returned to Chieftain
Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
Insist on getting Aplin's SAM
tary bread.

Insist on getting Aplin's SAM
tary bread.
MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Pratt leave
in few days for their annual
itinerary, which includes Iowa.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and the Da-
kotas,, visiting friends and rela-
tives.
PITCAIRN STAINS AND var.
NisHEs. HOLLY LUMBER 1
SUPPLIES Co.
One strike! See the dandy line
OF balls, bats and gloves at the
Holly Pharmacy before you select
yours.
Joe Davis returned last Tuesday
from Rogers. Ark, where he has
been upon tour of investigation.
Sam Kemper, an old time Holly
barber, blew in last Tuesday,
enroute to California.
ASK BERRY ABOUT PITCAIRN.
Gordon Walter leaves soon for
Baltimore, Md. where he has accep-
ted a splendid position with an oil
company. Mrs. Walter will remain
here short time before joining her
husband in the effete East.
Rev. and Mrs. Wiley X. Wright
expect to leave next Monday,
May 18th, to attend the meeting of
the Presbyterian General assembly
at Atlanta, Ga.
Have you seen those samples of
artistic job work just turned out
by The Holly Chieftain.
J. Kelly Camp and wife left last
Wednesday for their old home in
Bainbridge, O. where Nj. Camp
knn IL - 5,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09

The smoothest thing in town
Aplin's French ice cream.
Insist on getting Aplin's Sani.
tary bread.
Hurrah, it's ice cream time
again. Pure and fresh and good,
made every pay at the Holly Phar-
macy.
Quality is remembered and price
is forgotten when using Aplin's
French ice cream.
The Chieftain acknowledges a
pleasant call from Editor Glrard of
the Leoti (Kan Standard, one of
the live editors of that section who
also officiates as postmaster. Time
was when Girard and a number of
now prominent Holly people were
just eking out an existence in the
short grass country known as
Greeley county, Kan, but now
most of them are in the aristocrat
class like Brother Girard, and have
time and money to throw to the
birds. Messrs. Lew and Frank
Gretchen accompanied him to Holly
via auto
Our job printing facilities are
unsurpassed. Let US quote you
prices. Holly Chieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
Eve. Ear, Nose and Throat.

DR.. Sapero the Denver specialist
will again be in Holly at the Hotel
Grand, Thursday, May 22nd. Con.
sultation and examination for
glasses free. Please call early.
Over 10000 patients in Colorado. -
Advt.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
MEN o. ! I,tl THINGS

Epitoxne q Weeks Doings
In Hee Vicinity.
In q decio anded down by
Judge ThonAn the county court
last week, Mr.. q per of Holly was
awarded posss p of an infant
child temposazil adopted by MI.
and Mrs. J. 81. pm. The latter
became attsche1 the infant and
were loath 70 eis it up, the case
having been in a court for over
year past.
Messrs. Ed ps(br, j. &. Fuller,
AL Hoyt and Tou Tompkins took
in the social hopS Syracuse last
Thursday aud port a pleasant
evening.
Use a good cob rream for sun
burn and tan q Tough, chapped
skin. The Holly Pharmacy.
Use Chiname Holly Hdw. Co.
EvEaysonN1 Qslue THEM
PITCAIRN oT4eess AND VAR
NishCs.
The Holly Dsecing club gave a
soiree in hons Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon wslss No leave soon for
Baltimore. Nd, nst Monday eve.
ming at theTarIxory, which was
most enjoyabls kair.
Messra. Henri LaGue, N. E.
Berry, j. w. flkin and L. O.
McMeekin ieft1 Tuesday via auto
on q boostisG kpedition for the
southern envird visiting farmers
and others il Inington, Webb,
Villas, Plains T. Inc e1a
- -s1al "a II \ x - T. F. Ii. Is ~ =
returned yesterday.
Large heating stove for sale
cheap. Inquire at Chieftain office.
Chinamel Paints and Var
nishes. Holly Hdw. Co.
Mrs. A. a. Sherman, hailing
from Long Beach, CAL, mother of
Mrs. E. M. Sherman. arrived last
Saturday and will be the guest of
her daughter for several months.
Don't you need a spring tonic?
We have it at The Holly Phar-
macy, The Rexall Store.
Mise Ellen Irwin of The Chief
tain staff left last Monday for her
home in Modoc. Kans. on her
annual vacation.
An enjoyable smoker, with athle-
tics of several kinds, was pulled
off by Company F at the Armory
last Tuesday. 1t is planned to
have these evenings once each
month, so that the boys may be
continually on their mettle.
Found In the lobbyof this office
five dollar bill marked on one end.
If not called for soon it will be
placed in The Chieftain'sconscien
fund.
Old papers suitable for putting
under carpets. 20 cents a hundred.
Chieftain.
Fred Miera. the labor contractor,
leaves shortly for Ell Paso, where
be will engage about 100 men for
the Holly sugar-beet fields.
Among the late arrivals in Holly
is 81. w. Stevens of Chicago, father
Of President G. W. Stevens of the
Holly State bank, who appreciates
the salubrious climatef He will So
journ here for an indefinite period.
Word comes from Dodge City,
Kan, that Mrs Clara Cox, mother
n ~
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09

When you buy Chinamel, you
get the best.
Holly Hardware Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-05-09
SINGULAR. ISN'T 1r7

We take the following from
Western exchange:
I'VE attended church few days
ago and listened to good sermon.
We also enjoyed the singing and
stood up with the brothers and Sis
ters as they sang that good hymn,
Shall We Know Each Other
There?"
While il. was being snng we
- ssasssa ,;..;al saissy y
did not speak to each other on the
street or elsewhere. The thought
occurred to us, Why should they
know each other THERE when they
seemingly didn't know each other
here?"
The Chieftain will offer prize
for the best answer and invites the
various churches of Prowers county
to compete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05
Mr.. WILSON'S TROUBLES.

Tho reformation which Woodrow
Wilson apparently caused Iu 'lo Stat.
of Sow Jersey does not aonm 90 DO
long 'ivcd or vary enduring Mr.
Wilson had hardly gotten ont a. thc
state until tho political hos.r4 rpun
hnm D" Rad been making VAR 70.
ermrf active control of t1o polite OF
Sow forsey. and threatened ~ dofca'
some ~ no m%rargrra '0 which VI
Wilson consider himself and hia
party aro pledged Wr Wilson hos
fakru thD stump and Dos darurr.stion
~ no 10 called bo..,. i hotr vic.ou.
and acrimor Que Nr Wilson. f1U
ovrr VW ukr.v discover that tho ln
fuoncc in Sos trr.oy ~ rho rrosi
dent - 80 United S's'os ie mn quito
IN effective as tho Influence ~ Pho
Governor - Nov Jersey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05
Monday, May ). 1913.
THE FILTRATION QUESTION.

A correspondent Of the In-telliecncer
calls attention to the tact that the de
lay in providing a filtration system for
the City OF Wheeling is not to be laid
at the doors Of the city Board OF Con
troll. Members OF the Board Of Con
troll have given tu the subject OF fl.
%tration long, careful and earnest study.
They nave come 20 an unanimous con
clusion in favor OF the so-ca!led me-
%chanical filtration system. a system
which Toes directly and positively
cleanse the impurest waters o.; all dirt
and disease germs on account Of
the certainty with which The mechani-
cal system operates the Board o. Con
troll and other officials favor this sys.
TEN above any other. A very large
and Influential element has. however.
mot inclined to take % different view
and the agitation upon this subject
has undoubtedly operated 10 DELAY
positive action upon this subject b.
the city Officials. 70 seems 20 the
Intelligence. however. that This ouos.
tion must be- decided finally ono way
or the other. and the quicker a de-.
cision f. made tho better r Is pos
sible Tor 'he city 20 secure action D.,
the Legislature thai vii give if addi.
tional borrowing power M additional
a IeVying power Tho" additional
powers ma Do needed 20 secure 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05
n CASE.

Pittsburgh has been all torn up the
past ten days over the Heeter case.
:. L. Heeter. principal OF the public
schools. was arrested sometime since
on a serious charge made by Ethel
!. Fisher, "a domestic in his home.
Pending Investigation and trial. Heet-
e. asked 10 be relieved from active
duty. and Was 50 relieved. He was
put on trial and completely exonerat-
ed. Nevertheless, Heeter has been
made the target for the ATTACKS of a
number OF sensational newspapers.
and. an organized conspiracy is evi-
IDENTIFY on foot for the purpose OF driv-
Ing him out OF the city. and OF dis
credit!ng tho Board ~ Education. \
committee of citizens has been 3p-
pointed for the purpose Of making a
thorough investigation.
At this distance. one is tempted 10
inquire what have become Of the man
hood and fairness OF the people OF
Pittsburgh? r. Hocter is innocent.
he is entitled TO the sympathy and
support ~ all decent people. instead
Of the noisy and vicious %condemna-
t.on that has been hcaped upon him.
and whether innocent or guilty. the
fact will not be shown by excited
newspaper editorials and violent ap-
peais 20 the public session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05
u
EXPERT SHOE SERVICE

Together with the best Women
Shoes that are made We offer our
patrons the benefit Of our Exper-
fenced shoe service.
We understand the correct f.
ting Of shoes IN every detail and
w'th every size and width of Shoe
that's made.
Leave your feet in our care and
well insure perfco, fitting com-
Portable shoes
Our spring shoes arc ready for
yrur inspection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05
NJ. II. & M.
SATISFACTORY SHOES.
lOI1 Vain ~. Wheeling
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.


INC l'tncf F pitching thc tatsman is itching 90 Punish Tho bail
!" "' "' '"n'nc "a', me umpire s jumping thc fielder, arc
Irr tumrIng were playing baseball un Dur tI
III 'NEN 'A"E lag today Two thousand mad creature. are
l.. rcr,hci on thc hica,hcrs the grand stand q.
uH ana me fences fc same. fhc old ana The youthful. the false and
ne UuHI"' t' Thin ana The lovely are watching the game The
Eroaning TAXPAYER arc watching the player, forgetting a while all
|heH buFdcnN ana wrongs and Landlord ari tenant are saving the
"I some 70 ms town where b. surely belongs The Ioungcr
INC toIer me spoiled and the spohcr. arc Vhoorng together like
|HN q nc tafi ana foes ~ long standing rs ono are demanding the
1000 't me umpire his hide and hs hair The game IS Progressing
HoW punk ana drtcST1e OAR boys arc all ratlcd. tc audience
Eoans' But see how they rally q. scorer. keep tauv' Wcu win AZ
pc finish. ] u hc' seven homes The long game is ended W. fan, have
" Wcn1e1 iak halk 90 our an0rs. our cares and our Joys once
ovn bunch Of boys
Ccopyrsat. 1911. By Georzo v.ule. Aaams,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05

conclusion. The Intelligencer sug-
gests that a practicable solution of
this problem might be reached
through the appointment of a special
committee 10 cooperate with the
Board OF Control. The conclusions
OF such a committee. after studying
the situation would undoubtedly be
accepted by the large majority OF the
people of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05
BRIEFS

The secretary ~ state has grant.
cd "a charter 10 the q a T. SinCinc
Picture company. composed ~ local
mon n is understood that the coin.
PAM Is Incorporated 10 produce faik.
Ing Or singing pictures under patents
granted to Harry IS Rogers. tho vol.
known theatrical manager. of this
CITY.
%larencn g. Eddy will address Che
~.,nckholder- o' N" Wheeling GoldneiI
Mining company. 90 a meeting ~ NJ
h,ld "wednesday evening. Joe tho board
~ trade rooms ur . Schvtun is
president ~ The company.
Arrangements are being made 90
Drlng three of the oldest rucincs Boo
me t9ss.ion ~ no ~ 4 ~ railroad
70 MS CITY for Tho EomiccntcuuIal
celebration They viii DO used for
exhibition purposes
The Wheeling tommandrrv. 40
] hniEhfs Tfmpiara. ts making ar.
rang urnts % attend Tho grand com.
m1nocry 80 F1trmonf. May co
d quaint relic " FORMER days tn
n' 90 display ~ tho semtcrufsunial
celebration in thla CITY iu juno vii
almost ls mI.r within t.rIr r,t as
90 'Nat'i Huf ulr rrrIf tnf
saiIirf dg I"t .rre fnr tH, tttfer and
ar f"uI 90 f.r former a.t. . Dol
bounds archaic hut ,arr'f Hsif t..rk-
miss a srast iaai - tt.y
ke'r ~ rnvfrafe or .tnsra aaf wee s4r
u. PADDLE f.swrrfrr. f... v..I.. 30 .r.
t.D'r rort DONE fHr from rr r4..ir.
IWi 2 ff.r|t f"Ht exercise wrH.it .V.
iit.i' ~ ,
Co. interfere WIN vows arf .|f. Co.,.
n merely fn r'tt fa. "A uI form. uf
existence Che rfnet 1Ismaf ftrf no t.,
HH .|H "# H NH|H .H..H H."HW LM.