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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17
FROFEE SS0n 4 HUMAN DYNAMO
Thumb-iSali sketch Of the etalc Supec
'rtendeat eff Free Gchooic.

Good morning! Is Professor Shaw
key busy"
PROFESSOR Shawkcy Is always busy"
IN" above question Was addressed t.
an attractive stcnOsrupher in ono OF
the Offices Of tbs Department Of Free
schools In tho Capitol building, and
inc reply came back from aforesaid
young lady with the rapidity of q CAT
ling gun.
There was nothing in the tone OF
voice TO Indicate to the visitor that he
has asked foolish Question No. 4-I1-44
but he haD since learned that all who
ore acquainted with the State Super
Mt"ndcnt CT FREQ Schools never ask
rs Professor Shawkey busy7"
he ls one OF the human dynemos OF
the states public servants. He IS mag
hetc, forcefnl, and quick to think and
10 "Nt. There ~ a cr!spness in his
epe~ch; his ssntonces are well turned
yet ne Ia not at all pedanuo Flo is O
man OF tremendous energy and A glut,
ton FOR work. Ee is intensely interest.
cd IN lis department, md Is q leader
rot a trailer. Thoae who ere IN O
7osition to speak with authority have
paid handsome tribute to Prof Shaw.
kov IL an educator OF tho advanced
school
as a member OF the Committee on
Celebration, Schools, ETC., of tho Semi
Centennial Commission, he Is proving
an Ghle assistant. He Is doing all that
he can to bring about tho hearty CO
operation of teachers AID pupils In the
forthcoming anniversary, June 90.
| which will be generally Observed
throughout the state.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17
A YVES! virginia BIRTHDAY CAKE
Three Miles VIDE AAEIII ONE Mile High
illuminated BY 100000 Candles Wouldn't
the Children Have Picnic Licking the Dish
That 1t Is Made In? And What an Ocean
Of Ice Cream 1t Would Take 10 Go With Ii

Especial. (-WhGL would you thia,l Of
birthday coke nearly a mile IN cir
conference and Amos: $50 feet Align?
And covered with delicious .o.tirg
"o"dn't shat be a picnic for The cilii-
dreu?
Just th!ak OF the Fun IN licking the
eEuon and the dish! Urn. Yum.
Bat snpro3" the eako was nearly ten
miles around the edge and a mile high
Wouldn't that Just taAo your breath
GNsy7
Strange what thoughts will come to
person; but as the wr1ter Sat day
croam!ng about the coming 5Oth ami
fersazy birthday party OF Wost Vir-
s!nlo, the natural subject Of birthday
cakes came into his mind. He said TO
himesf that there are more than 600
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17

II MS personal attention with the re-
suit thnt he has not missed meeting
since the ona hold In Parkersburg in
December, 1903. This Is, indeed. q
record. Nj. Davis has again done
great Service TO his state and his devo-
uon to the work Of the Semi-Centen-
NAL Co2lmiaston is purely q labor OF
love. Ho has been largely instruments
al IN preparing the program for tha
celebration and his skillful and care.
ful guidance OF the Commission from
It's birth to tho present time has en-.
phaNcaIy demonstrated the wisdom Of
ire melaoers IN unanimously voting
him tno IGNORED position.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17
Bail Of Live Snakaa.

Peru, Kaleidoscope Spangler and Rob
ert Stanley. Chesapeake mud Ohio rail
road employees, found ball OF snakes
near pond in West Peru ana killed
twelve Of the reptiles. The men were
led to the snakes by small one thai
Ind cr@nlcd to the track, and when
Trey struck at the snake it made n
dash for the ball. which was at least a
f.H ~ Iiary"tn" &omc Of tic snakes
were i've feet .tug.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17

one cate to community and we have
10000 cakes, 10000 feet In c!roumfer-
cnc4 and 5000 feet h!pl.
tEe can readily see how tremendous
thls cake can become II we keep In
croa2ing the multiple; but let us stop
where We are with the 10000 a:ld mul
uDly It once moro by 81
Why?
"hOaTer hoard CT 4 properly deco
rated birthday cake without q candle
Ard as Yves: Virginia Is going to be
% yearS young on the 20h of next
June, we should have TO have 50 can
dlos for each year and one to grow on.
SO we nave a cake with Loo, 900
candles.
1t would be interesting to go along
With this day-dream and show how
great distance the light from 1000
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17

nonities In Wet Virginia that
ought to celebrate, and If each one had
birthday cake to commemorate the
event that would make 1000 cakes.
But let us put the 1000 cakes in one
Dig cake A newspaper man Is not, as
rule, much Of q oeke maker, but after
1t Is made he is equal to any magician
IN making It disappear. The writer Is
no exception to the average newgpaper
man as pastry cook and is not, there
fore, az competent to compile figures
as some Of the women who may read
this article. However, he has est
mated that the 5000 cakes In one
would require 1900 eggs, 750 pounds
CT butter, 300 pounds Of sugar, and, OF
eou:1'o other ingredients such Rs fla
voring extracts, -four, etc. It ia esti-
melted that one cake would cost the
modest sum Of So cents; therefore, the
big birthday cake would cost $500.
Eut lot Us suppose that IN every com
mnnity where they are going to have
a celebration and undoubtedly some
, thing to eat In connection Herewith.
that there will be at least ten cakes:
b VIC multiply our original estimate Of
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17

600 candlea would be thrown and other
interesting oddities that might come
to ones mind; the size Of the pan In
which to hold the cake, the eize Of the
oven to bake 1t IN, the size Of the
spoon TO stir It, the length of the lad
doris necessary to climb to the top TO
put on the Icing. the number Of trips
UP the ladder to carry the white frost
inS. the size Of the knife to cut 1t, and
80 forth and SO on
II We can not have the mammoth West
virginia birthday cake, with It's ,2O6r
goo candles to shod their radiance for
miles around, we can have a rousinz
celebration IN which 100000 loyal pa
trtotlc and enthusiastic West Virgin
fans VIII take part. And from these
10000 bright lights Of our state viii
rad1ate Happiness and good cheer, 10y
atty and patriotism; love and kind.
ness; goodwill to our neighhors; best
wishes to all our our sister states; O.
gratitude from hearts fall of poace and
contentment; n tEaEkfulness for bless-
ings received and an unwaveriaE faith
in the continued love and wa.chfulnesa
Of kind PTovidenee
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17
HON. n. a. DAVIS MAKES REcoRa
Chairman OF Ser1i-C entenna! Commits,
sicR Docs Not Miss a Mee&lyaa
In Three Years

many q younger man, with feTo
responsibilities, may take q lesson il
faithTulness from Hon. Fienry G.. Da
Wis, chairman Of the West Virginia
Sc1ni~Centennial Commission. The 30
sitfon Of chairman was almost forced
upon MIR. Davis by the members of the
CommiG1iOn. The Grand Old Man OF
West Virginia felt that one of his
years should not be asked to head sc.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17
NATION NEEDS MORE CATTLE,
posrnnd For HHca. Shown by Bio
ChaDcna IN Tsc.~& E;,..r>o

posrnnd For Mca. Shown by Biz
Changes IN Export Figuros.
Washington. - Tho decrease IN tho
nioet supply available for expectation
4, Illustrated shGrply by tho February
o1port fSnrex, juHs complied by the
statistical division OF tho bureau Of
foreign and domestic commerce. They
show tho number OF cattle exported in
Tire eight months ended with last
month as 1865 head against 2Nl21O
head IN tho corresponding mouths OF
1907 and the gus ntity Of fresh beef OK
ported rs 4,TC0,0l7 pounds aaainst 49,
Sct640 pounds III the same months.
Thnt this shortage in the c1Dortations
IS duo III part Mt least to m actual re-
duction IN tho number Of cattle in the
United states is evidenced By the fact
that the total number Of cattle on
fnTma, according to figures Of the de-
partment o. agriculture. on Jon. laet
was only 6G,527 900 against T2,b3AOOO
on Jan. I, 1907
Shil another evidence Of the demand
IN the United States for IN increase in
Its cattle supply Is found in the figures
Of the department Of commerce, which
snow IN enormous Increase in the i'm
Eortntion OF cattle. the number import
ed into the United States in the eight
months ended with last month being
22"ooO head against 1858 head In the
corresponding months OF 1907.
Iha table which follows shows for
the years 1907 and 1913 the number
and value Of cattle ON farms in the
United states, Of those imported. Of
those exported and tho quantity and
VaIUc OF fresh beef exported the fig
ures relating TO the eight months ended
with February Of the years named:
CATTLE.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17
PlON EER
e II ESS

Has beentb leader In this State
and Netion for the grand and noble.
fight that is being waged for the
amelioration Of the condition of the,
Negro. The PIONEER PRESS;
VAS never known to lag or trifle in.
any matter where the interest Of the
race was involved. For this char
acteristic, THE PRESS should have
the answering support and encour--
ag' mens of Negroes everywhere. It,
contains reliable news, interesting
editorials and clever special articles.
1t is safely recommended to You a.
a perfect newspaper for tbs home
ard family.
1T LEADS in the quantity Of
original matter which it furnishes It's
patrons.
II LEADS in It's spicy editorials.
and fearless sayings.
1T LEADS III it's general, LEGAL
and miscellany pages.
TAKEN ell in all, we don't feel.
|tba. We are exagNcrating when we
state that The PIONEER PRESS
is one of the best all around weekly.
papers IN this country today.
WE ARE not alcne in making.
this statement, for some of tbs best
and mos! prominent mon of the
Unitec States have done likewise.
These persons above referred TO.
.scrc not confined to one particulars
race, either, but to both,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17
STATE SO YEARS
Old June 20,191a
SSk6 20 WILL NOT ONLY MARX
WEST VlRGiNik'6 FiFTlETh
BIRTHDAY BUT ALSO
. STATEWIDE CELE-
BRATION.
WEST VIRGINIA AROUSED

OfYlclal Celebration In. Wheelinc Will
Be Supple BY Observance
Throughout the State OF Go!de!.
Jubilee.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-17
w EH "
is THE ABOVE SO7

BECAUSE tits the pioneer of this,
section in blazing the way for TRUTH,
honesty, piety and frugaIity and all
other requisites thst are necessary
Tor the making Of manly men and
WomaDly women Of AL races.
BECAUSE it merits support and
gets IL is proof positive thst people
know good thing when they see is.
BECAUSE of its unique and,
original qualities the PIONEER.
PRESS has noticeable exclusive
ness enjoyed by no other paper in,
ths claes wherein it circuIates
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
News Oddities


trucks o me armym null
Of hss gone
. candidate President Of
IN woman 1850 Jewels
be
clothes
IN exbiton Madison
world
Committee time to
srsinans his voice calling for help
Delaware
prisoners
TEMPERANCB. jan I-The Water Wagon 10 70
smoothly sCA break
board conderobe percentage
Everybody Uu and happy No
attempts Nave yet been made
IN
. killing Instantly
Of
Rockefsuss Pocanco ais
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
NURSE DEAD WEEK
WHEN FOUND IN HOME.
Miss Chappelle, Stricken in Flat.
bush Residence, Had Gaynor
Family Among Patients.

Ooroners Physician Pabst OF Brook.
Ign ana Detective Mcdonald investigated
to-day the death Of Miss Eva Chappsiie,
ono Of the best known graduate nurses
Of Brooklyn, whose body ives found In
the Kitchen Of her apartment at No. sos
Delamere place. Brooklyn. last evening.
They were satisfied that Miss Chappells
died of heart disease q week ago this
afternoon when alone In the house.
Mins Chappelie. who was a favoritc In
the family Of Mayor Gsynor and other
Park slope households when there was
nioxness. had been with . patient. Mrs.
Henry Rowley. at No. los buckingham
Road. until last Saturday afternoon.
tahe then complained Of feeling III and
went home. Grst Visiting her sister. MFu,
P1ister. at No. lt6i third street
Nrs. 0racs 6uydam. . nctShbor. wor'
risd becauss tho lights In Miss Chap.
pells's apartment had not been axtin.
guished for Q week. entered last Sweulnl
and found the body.
Niss ChAppelle was born IN England
sdvcatsd IA Paris and was graduated at
Q nurse from the Long Island Coliss,
Hospital ..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
MCCARTHY HELD As "KlNG"
OF THE COCAINE SELLERS.
Police Say He Is General Agent for
Wholesaler Of Apparent
Responsibility.

Jimmy" Mccarthy. who. the Dpitce
say. II known on the west side fringe
Of the Tsnderloin A. The Coke King"
waived examination to-day before
Magistrate Krotsi m. the West Side
Cosrt and was held IN $1,000 bail for
trial on the charge OF cocaine selling.
When Mccarthy was ARRESTED last
night In Eighth avenue, between For
tisth and Forty-nrst streets. he had
ave packages of the three sntK stss'
In his hand and eighteen more In his
pocket. Detectives Cieary and Logan
said they had seem him dispose Of two
others. shortly after McCarthys ar
rest the detectives picked up BdwsPd
Cassidy, twepty-four years old. Of No
zee West Forty-third street. on ths
same charge.
The police say that Mccarthy. who
10 thirty and lives ~ No. ss Ninth
avenue. u general agent for Q whole
salsr Of apparent reepsctabutty against
whom they are seslrins evidence
Coke" sslssmsn IN the White Light
district and on it, sdgss. they ssy. hsvs
worked ION commission" under Ne.
carthy's dirsetsen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
DECLARES MAIER IS
BEING BADGERED.

william .. Murphy. attorney for
David Mailer and Charles Dubsiisr. who
have been held for trial on . charge
Of having bribed . witness to ddscredat
Mary Goodies grating charges against
the police. complained yesterday -
Commissioner OF Convection whitney
that Assistant District-Attorney Qroehl
had been abusing the privileges Of his
office In trying TO get q statement from
Mailer. Mailer IL still In the Tombs.
while Dubelicr 10 out under $3.50 ball
-Four attempts have been made since
the first Of this week 10 get Mailer out
on ball. In every instance the security
offered for him has been repudiated.
The District.Attornsy's office has heard
that Mailer 10 growing angry over his
continued stay In jail. and II 10 thought
that In . few days more he may
"sQusal."
Deputy Police Commissioner walsh
yesterday postponed until Friday d
next week the taking Of further test.
mony In the case of Policeman John J.
Sicily, accused by Mira Goode Of being
. grafter. lie also put over until tn
same time the case against Polioeman
Eugene Fox. who was arrested on ths
charges made before the Aldermen b.
George A. Sipp and was DISCHARGED
from custody by Magistrate ksrnochar
bscsuss the police. after Q .'wssk's
search. could not hnd sipp.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
The Book Buyers Opportunity

These 'so-called hurt" books are
hurt more in price than in condition.
They are too many 10 number to be
listed: but they cover every phase Of
book interest: recent novels. classic
and standard fiction. history. bios-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
Hartford
Rugs

Beginning Monday We Offer the First Of the Sei-annsol
Disposas Of Discontinued Patterns eSplenddRugs.
at Twenty-Five Pc, Cent. Below their Usual Prices
The Hartford Saxony rug needs no introduction 1t called
the American Oriental of its soft coors and designs
and its beautiful durable II is the best wool floor
covering for either private homes public places made in
this country.
The ga Hartford Saxony rugs offered in this disposal
all fresh from the ms-the last OF them coming in this
swen The patterns and coors nearly all reproduce the fines.
old Oriental rugs and it would puzzle any but the mil
directors discover any good
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
SIPP NOW DECLARES
"FRAME.UP" PLOT IS
KEEPING HIM AWAY.

rfScnds AZ George A. slpp the former
Harlem Raines law hstei proprietor.
who disappeared soon after giving the
Aidermanic COMMITTEES important EVIL
Asnce Of police grating. explained his
continued absence by saying ne had
learned Of q police plot to frame uv''
. felony charge against him.
Sipp was located In Newark . few
days ago. He told . friend that certain
men Of Inspector swssnsy's star he'd
persuaded . hostler and buegy washer
In . Harlem stable 20 tell = story that
would b sufhcient 10 cause Sipp's
arrest. A. . result. Sipp 10 keepiDo
away.
court charge Of bribery against
Policeman Eugene Fox was dismissed
because OF Sips absence and the police
trial Of Fox has boon adjourned a.
other week because OF II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04

rsphy. science. political economy. ~
GEOLOGY. travel. religion. juvsailsasea
books for young childFen.
Also large selection d booh issuts
and together; . collection q Fssseh
and German books which sss Asss
mostly In price. Main floor. Old Bldg.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04

ness from ~ cabs to 5000 cabs was
realized In London IN ave yean.
The present New York Investigation
Committee now have Il In their power
to recommend . lower rate service that
will begin the building Of . system for
an enlarged service such ~ 10 in opere.
ton In London TO the point Of having .
union Of 5000 drivers with 5000 cabs on
the streets-a universally used vehicle
for transportation. The same has been
built up In Paris and other large eities.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04

rive Maalacs Ron Aa0ck.
uLvAe. Portugal. Jan. A-ons person
was killed and nins ssrsously injured
yesterday By . sroup Of ave tsrrinsd
maniaes who had bsen ssisassd BY fire.
men from an insane asylum In the out
skirts Of this city which he'd csught
fire. They had secure4 Oems iroa rods
fron Q scrsp heap and etteckeA evNsx
eno thsy ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
WALL STREET.

After q weak opening to-day and
half-hour Of irregular trading. the
market strengthened and the leading
issues took a sharp rise. The steady
tone continued throughout the halliday
OF trading and stocks closed. winding
up the dirst week Of the new year with
q substantial gain.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
Rank Reserve sIs,ss4,ssO.

The statement Of the actual condition
OF Clearing House banks and trust COM
panics for the week (ive days. shows
that they hold si3.ss+.65o reserve in ex-
cess Of legal requirements. This IL an
increase Of 81, $50 from last week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
ro..a mead AZ Friends House.

John O'Hare. nfty-ssvsn years old. OF
No. So, East One Hundred and Thirty
Attn street, q Laborer. was found dead
in bed this morning at No. 3N East
Twenty-sixth street. where he had
spent the night with friends.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
TWenty-four Odd Size
Hartford Saxony Rugs at u Price

Special widths and lengths suitable for halls and Offices
These special sizes range from #. in #. up 10
IS IT, in "a IT, and in price from 1896 to $lla Formerly
double Fourth Gallery New Buldi.s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
Sale of Hurt
Books Z
Hurt Mostly in Pric

Thousands Of books during the holidays become
soed thumbmaked scuffed Not seriously hurt bat below
high NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. offered considerably psos
ened.
This sale annual event pay for doing the largest heok
which book buyers look for trade in America tho sat
ward for genuine bookbuy number Of books oer
ing The price in this sale which T. hovsvs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
The Closins ouotations.

The following were the highest. io~at sed Ma
prie0 Of stocSs for to-day and the net change,
= compared WITH ysstsrdsys closing prioss: A..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
FIXED MILEAGE RATE MORE
SATISFACTORY.

The committee believe that eventu-
ally fixed mileage rate 10 likely to
be more satisfactory to all parties con-
cerned. II would instantly eliminate
the lasy driver and would enable two
friends working together to work al
ternately one cab to its economic capa-
city; while It would give to the success
full and hardworking cab driver full
return for his assiduous work. There
would seem to be no essential dimculty
In arriving ut . proper charge pes mile.
which would have to vary according to
the season.
condition Of taxicAbs in London when
even the Immediate strike would lean
toward an equality basis OF earnings
for all concerned which will tend to re-
suit In the best good for the public must
he regarded here with interest to say
the least. For. the whole taxicab husi-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04

now that the companies want 10 ra'Ss
the gasoline to - cents per eaiion. IN
contrast to the price paid here for Csso-
line, II 10 evident that, though the driv-
ers have been satisfied with the ADJUST
ment Of the Investigating COMMITTEES.
this raise would jeopardise their ousi.
ness and put . hardship upon them
which. in lieu Of the low rate Of 10 cents
per mile a. the basis OF their earning.
certainly presents some sembiancs OF
justice for their demands.
The last investigating committee ap-
pointed BY Mr.. Winston Churchill. after
adjusting the various points between
ownery and drivers. stated that stu
further economy might result In the
future and that the question was by
no means entirely settled, saying:
while the tons touch the
points At present In controversy. the
committee emphasixe their opinion that
sooner or later . change 70 the mileage
system 10 required In order to procure
the best results for the London tax1caos.
between owners and drivers to mileage
basis should be kept In view - the
ultimate solution should further CUES
ton arise.
Mileage RatA~lt appears TO the CON.
mittee that the solution OF many Of the
dificulties between the owner and the
driver would be overcome by the insti-
tuition OF q hxed rate per mile with .
minimum gross mileage averaged over
Q weeks. run. that 10. that the driver
would pay to the owner % much for
every mile recorded. whistler waste
mileage or engaged mileage. and sub
ject thereto would keep for himself the
entirety Of his takinss
.sRor obvioaIa reanona II womb be
necessary for the owners to insist upon
being paid for . minimum mileage. but
the driver would be entitled to, the full
seven day week In which 10 make W
his mileage II ne chose.
zone small proprietor at least at pres
ent loans out his cab at . hxed mileage
| of 0 cents per mile. though II by nc
means follows that this rate 10 the cor
| pect onR
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-04
GRAFT ACCUSER'S
STORY Of ATTACK
I. JEERED BY POLICE
East Side Boy Orator Schlacht
Fails to Show Injuries
From "Blackjack."
STILL TELLS THRILLER.
Record Shows Wild State.
iments of Pushcart "Collec-
tons" Were Disproved.
STILL TELLS THRILLER.

Henry N. schaacht. ssif-appcinted hesd
II the East Side Protective Association.
ays that the police 20 not show enthu.
siasm In running down the miscreant
who. late yesterday afternoon, sassed
ana black5acksd him In q dark ONCE at
No. I Avenue r and carried away
startling evidence Of police grating on
the pushcars peddiers which he was
shout TO sbsnit to the Aidermanic In
veetlgatins Committee.
The police say. With scarcely yelled
sssilss. that they DO not waste their
enthus,asms on the dreams Of east side
bsy oratora
'a1aysr oAynor, Just iovSs me-"
seb,act said 10 an Evening World re-
porter to-day ct his home. No. ~
Rivingtsn strsst. and President Taft
he's written TO me enthusia u ioaiiy
csnmsn1ing my reforms among the east
~ ps0piA inst feel my law. here.
vAsrs che man VINO stole the evidences
81 ,pslics gsafting last evening kicked
ms amer he had ojsc1s5acksd me o. the
head"
NA00llARn "a lR~ RAA&An