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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-15

Springfield News: 1t is well for
Mayor Mitchell Of New York that he
was presented with a silver loving cup
by 900 of his fellow townsmen at the
beginning of his term of office.
Not many mayors OF that city have
ever enjoyed such distinction at the
end Of their terms.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-15

Kansas City Journal: 1t is pleasin
to find that under the new tariff &C
large quantities of beef are being In
ported from Argentina-thati Is, 1t |
pleasing until you go to pay you
butchers bill, and then 1t is exaspel
ating.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-14
Insurance Agent.

Mrs. Frank J. Dauterive is
! visiting relatives in st. Martin
vile for a few days.
Miss Sophie Wormser of Jean
erette was visitor here this
week, the guest Of friends.
Mrs. A. Hardison and children
of Houston, Texas, is visiting
here the guests of Mrs. Chas. L..
Provost.
Mrs. Jules E. Dupuy leaves
this week for New Orleans where
she will visi. her sisters, Mrs.
Louis Ochs and Mrs. (Dr.) Homer
Dupuy.
Window glass cut to any size
| wanted.-Bertrand Lumber Co.
Among those who went to st.
Martinville last Wednesday to
attend the funeral of the venera-
able Judge Edward Simon were
Clerk Of Court Leblanc, Senator
Burke, Messrs. A. J. Maumus,
Silvio Broussard, Porteus K.
Burke. Louis Indest, Willie
Burke, r. w. Sims, Mayor Fonte-
lieu, Paul Suberbielle, L. F. Viii
lermin. w. G. Weeks and 9th
ers.
Miss Ello DeBlanc was the
hostess of lovely Euchre party
on Tuesday evening last. Those
who enjoyed the games were
Misses Celeste Dimitry, Lila
Woolf. Bessie Galliand, Cora Sc
gura. Kate Miguel, Roberta and
Marjorie Burke. Hazel and Alma
Sharp, Adeline Pickett, Rita and
Alice Eckart, Mathilde Renoudet,
Stella Estorge, Lucy Gebert,
Ruth Hogsett, Mabel Levy, Olga
Smith. Zig Decuir and Mesdames
Robert Taylor, Robert Perry and
F. F. Courts.
Miss Sis Renoudet entertained
the young girls 500 Club at her
home on Iberia Street. Among
the members present were Misses
Pearl Davis. Mathilde Renoudet,
Adeline Pickett. Julia Mcmahon
Hazel Sharp, Ethel Bauman, Alma
Bell, Agnes Hernandez and Mes
danes Joel Fisher and F. F.
Courts. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Courts and Miss Mathilde
Renoudet.
Money to loan on improved farm
property from $500 to 10000
L. j. Carrie, Marcel 2. O., La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-14
LOCALS.

The regular services will be
held at the Methodist church
with preaching by the pastor to-
morrow, February 18th, at
IL A. NJ, the subject will be "The
Economies Of Life" and at 7:3O
P. NJ, The Evolution Of Reli-
gion.'
Moss Club Sauce now 1sc. Buy
q bottle.
We are gald to note that the
Board Of Trustees have ordered
the purchase of another Street
Sprinkler which they will ope-
rate in conjunction with the one
they now have It was impossi-
BILE under the arrangement to
give every street in New Iberia
the attention they should receive
when the dust is blowing in the
faces Of the pedestrians and now
the residents of every thorough
fare will receive the same atten-
ton. This is q wise move and
the City Fathers are to be COM
for their work.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-14
PERSONALS.

Mrs. p. A. Landry entertained
the Thursday Euchre Club this
week.
Mrs. Clet Girard, was the hos.
tess Of the Brooklyn Euchre Club
on Thursday.
Mr.. Felix Schexnayder Of
Jeanerette was visitor here for
few hours last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Labau Of
Jeanerette spent sevral days here,
this week, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Emmer.
Mr.. John Lewis OF Patoutville
was a business visitor in New
iberia last Thursday.
Mr.. Shelby Taylor. Railroad
Commissioner for this District
spent several hours in New Ibe-
ria last Wednesday.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Ben White OF
Crowley were visitors in New
iberia this week, the guests of
Mrs. E. A. Pharr and children.
Don't fail to smoke "The
Trade" Cigar, Sc. Manufactured
in New Iberia.
We understand Mr.. w. S. Os-
borne was taken suddenly sick
last Thursday at his place Of bus
mess. The attack was so violent
that his friends had to take him
home in a carriage.
Miss Yoland Mouton, charm.
ing young lady of Lafayette is
visiting in New Iberia, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Babin Of
Iberia Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Carlo and
Miss Mary Carlo of Opelousas,
visited New iberia last Sunday,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
JennarO.
The regular meeting OF the
Civic League will be held at the
Hotel Frederic at four o'clock P.
M. Monday.
MAPS-of City Property show
ing all dimensions and boundaries
made at moderate prices. $3.50 to
$500, according to slew. Il.
Grant.
Mr.. Oscar Broussard of Lo-
-reauville was q business visitor
here last Thursday. Mr.. Brous-
sard added his name to the En-
.terprise's subscription list.
Mrs. Paul G.. LeBourgeois Of
this City who has been i'll in q
.Sanitarium at New Orleans for |
several months is rapidly recover
ing from her ailment. She is
expected home in a few days.
Mrs. James Schexnayder of
Jeanerette spent few hours
here last Wednesday, the guest
of her brother, Mr.. Chas. L. Pro-
vOst. /
Those hustling and progressive
auto dealers, Messrs. Leblanc &
Broussard Of this City having re-
ceived consignment of brand
new cars direct from the factory
some weeks since, recently dis
posed Of one Of their cars to Mr..
Sidney Patout.
We had an appreciated call
from Mr.. R. j. Stewart,
a prosperous young farmer who
near Jeanerette. Mr..
Stewart s name was added to the
list Of new subscribers Of The
Enterprise. !
Don't fail to smoke The
Trade" Cigar, Sc. Manufactured
in New Iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-14
Owes His Life 10
This Lund Remedy

II you neglect a continued cough or
cold you are In constant danger Of easily
contracting serious Lung Trouble. The
cough or cold which does not Yield to or.
binary treatment should be a warning to
you and preventive measures should BE-
cases Eckman's Alternative a remedy for
Throat and Lung Troubles. has brought
permanent recovery. Read this
Catherine Ave. and Ascot Place,
Queens Court, l.. l., n. Y.
Gentlemen: In the year 1908 l was
taken with a heavy cold and nasty
short cough. I went to several doctors,
who gave me lot Of medicine. Finally.
! went to a specialist, who gave me creo.
food; consequently l failed In health. l
then went to the Catskills. and seemed
to get better, but the cough stiu kept up.
! stayed there for one year, and then
went to farm near jersey City, a very
sick man. About the time Of my return,
my brother recommended EckmAA's Alter
alive to me very highly. 1t is now
am now WE'LL and l dare say that
would have been buried long ago II 1t
had not been for Eckman's Alternative"
tAfdavit). JOSEPH J. TROESCHER.
lAbove abbreviated: more on reQueSt.)
Eckmans Alternative has been proven by
many years test to be most efficaciOus
for severe Throat and Lung Affections
Bronchitis. Bronchial Asthma, Stubborn
Colds and In upbuilding the system.
forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling
Of recoveries. and write to Eckman
Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. for evil
dence For sale by all leading druggists
r=torse Drug Co.. New Iberia. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-14

We are informed of another
case of Charlton which developed
last Wednesday, wherein Mr.. A.
j. Cammack lost two of his head
OF stock from the disease. Both
appearing well at night were
found dead the subsequent morn
ings. A microscopical examination
being made by DR.. J. A. Goodwin,
the blood showed the presence of a
large number of the Charlton
germ anthrax Bacillus) whiclS
is the means of determining the
disease. The possibilities Of
spread of the maladv in that sec
ton of the Parish is great, unless
those who own stock take precau-
tons by vaccinating all of their
live stock at once. This is some
thing that no one should neglect
or else an epidemic might take
place as in some Of the western
parishes.
Jupiter Pluvius favored this
section last Thursday with one
Of the heaviest rainfalls this sea.
son. 1t came at a propitious time
and is a blessing to the farmers.
most of the planting being fin
ished. Many Of the cisterns here
in the City were almost dry and
had the rain came off few weeks
later many would have suffered
FOR Gods beverage.
The Board of Management
Of the Southern University, a ne
gro agricultural school, decided
last Wednesday to place the in
stitution at Baker, La, about four
miles from Baton Rouge. A
large committee from New Ibe-
ria were present at the session Of
the Board, but despite that fact
Baton Rouge was awarded the
institution. This was a disap-
pointment to many of our citi-
zens, both white and black who
were anxious that the young ne
gro race of this vicinity be &C.
Corded advantages along agricul-
tural lines. The loss of the
school to New iberia from a COM
mercial standpoint cannot he
computed into dollars and cents
and many Of our business men
feel the loss keenly.
MIR. Paul Doerle, the baker
and produce merchant of this ,
City suffered the loss Of two of
his animals and delivery wagon
last Monday. It seems when the
East bound passenger was pass
ing through, Mr.. Irby Dehart, a
young gentleman who had charge
Of the team Of horses attempted
to cross the track at Lassalle
street not noticing the moving
train when the outfit was struck,
throwing him some distance off
and killing both horses instantly.
The affair will likely result in
damage suit being entered for the
recovery of Mr.. Doerle's loss.
Mr.. Dehart certainly had a mar
.ow escape from instant death
md can well, congratulate him.
,elf. We do not know at what
ate Of speed the train was travel
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-14


:. -,..- --..- ,sl..ss -s.s..-=--
Sons, EStorge Bros, DeBlanc e
Landry W. Lassalle, Alpine Fon-
telien, Geo. Henderson, Lawrence
+. Viliermin, II. p. Gates, Emile
GaJan. IL. N. Pharr, DR.. H. A.
King, Ii. j. Leonard, John D.
Valet, DR.. j. W. Sanders, Dud-
ley Avery, NJ. Billeaud, Jr., and
Charles liouguenheim.
Preparations for the Chill
dren S Fancy Dress Festival for
the benefit of the. new Catholic
College are in full activity, the
ladies in charge making every eff
fort to make it one Of the success
ses Of the season. The children
are looking forward to attending
In their fancy dress costumes and
taking part in the games and
drills and no doubt their appear
ance on the streets on the TWEEN.
ty-fourth, will give New Iberia
quite a Carnival air. A band OF
music has been secured and q
fish pond for the children will be
presided over by some young
ladies who have kindly offered
their services. All sorts of re-
freshments will be sold commence
ing at twelve O'Clock, for the
benefit Of those who will take
their dinners at the building to
aid good cause and to make q
holiday Of Mardi Gras in New
Iberia. Gumbo. chicken salad.
sandwiches, cakes, candy, choco-
ate. coffee and ice cream will
compose the menu. Admission
to the building, the store late oc-
cupied by Mr.. Abe Hirsch, will
be free, the ladies hoping to
realize a good sum from the sale
Of the refreshments. The differ
ent committees are requested TO
meet on Tuesday, February 18th,
at four o'clock at the Presby-
terry, in order to complete ar
rangements.
just after the completion Of
the ditch made by the new Par
ish Ditcher south Of the Corpo-
rate limits, as a demonstration, =
downpour Thursday very oppor-
timely put it to test and proved
its value to the section traversed.
The 40 arpent road, long since
abandoned because Of its inn
passable condition has been re-
opened to the Southern Pacific
tracks and will be continued to
the intersection of Lourds Lane
as soon as crossing is construct
ed over the Railroad track. Fri
day morning shortly after the
rain had ceased, the new ditch
had well served its purpose and
The recently constructed road was
free Of water. The ditch
Or is now to be employed in the
,onstruc ton of road to lead
from the Model Road about one
nile from town, directly to Ly-
liza, which will afford the resi-
tents of that section q route
about three miles shorter than
low exists. With the aid Of the
and under the supervi-
lion of Engineer Guilfoux, Mr.
Lourd will construct this road
It the very time that the High
way Department will superin-
end the work on the Burke Sta
ion road and will furnish good
to make comparison
# the cost and value Of highways
quilted by home talent and those
yiven by contract by the State
Department. The Police Jury,
is we are informed, have several
'oad projects in contemplation
md the members are anxious to
larry these to early completion
The outcome Of this comparison
viii enable them to decide the
course to be pursued to accomp-
ish their intentions.
= .uesyuQ puD sHnOeseE ssssps61v ssns1a0
r1nna nula - srmaAnkn - - oueann 0nn uaru1uH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-22

several facoH. afT masked These men
were p%cerluE at beer through the half.
closed door behind her.
you must return home and bring
me the money went on the wretch
who dared 10 pcrpotrate such a mock.
cry ~ Is al that stands between
me- and death
Then che knew The inslstynt daily
warnings came home "a her Sh, an.
d.rstood now She had deliberately
walked nto the spiders net But in.
etead % terror an extraordinary calm
fell upon her
Very well. father ! viii 60 and
get a. Gently she released herself
from those horrible arms
Wait my child. tll ! see II they
wtll let you 20 They may wish "a
hold you as hostage
when hc was gone she tried the
doors They were locked Then she
crossed over TO the window and looked
out a reap from there would kll her
She turned her gaze toward The lamp
wondering
The false father returned. deject
edly.
IT is as / said. They insls; upon
sending some one Write down the
directions ! ave TO YOU am very
weak
Write down tie directions Yourself
father you know them better than
Since she saw no escape. she vas
determined 70 keep up the tragic farce
no longer
81 am not YOUR father
$50 ! see. she replied. still with
the amszing calm
Brdinc. ia the other room. shook his
head savagoIy Father and daughter
the same stecl Ia the nerves Gould
they bend her. Would they break
herr liz did not wish to iujure hel
bodily. but a million was always a
million. and there was revenge which
was worth more 90 him than the
money itself Tie listened. motioning
to the others 20 be silent
Write tho directions commanded
the scouudr.l who discarded the
broken man style.
20 know OF no hidden money
Then your father dies this night
Grange put % whistle 70 his lips
sign, vrte'
- refuse
Once more Tn. moment ! blow
this whistle the men 900 the other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-22
tcopyTlsht 'ai' ~ naFoId MacGrathl

coffee disappeared, and the reporter
passed his cigars.
The president visits town TODAY
and I'm OF 10 watch the show sup.
pose ill have TO Interview him about
the tarih aud an that rot When Won
start IN a new book lct mo know and
III be your press agent
That's a bargain"
Thanks for the breakfast"
Braine picked up his newspaper.
smoked and read Hc smoked yos.
but ne only pretended to read The
young fool Mas clever but no man
Is infallible He had not the least
suspicion be say only the NEWSPAPER
story Stil. In some manner he
might stumble upon the truth and
IL would he just as wen % lie the
reporters hunds ~enectually.
The raucor OF early morning had
been eubdued anger and quick TEN.
per nevcr paid in the long run. and no
one appreciated This fact bottor than
Brainc To put Norton out Of the
way temporarily was only a wise pre-.
caution, 10 was % a matter Of spite
or reprisal.
Hc paid the reckoning. left the res.
tsuraut. and dropped into one OF hls
clubs for q game OF billiards. He
drew quite q gallery about the table
Tie won easily, raykcu his cue and
sought tho apartments Of tho princess
What a piece OF luck b. was that
Olga had really married that old do
tnrd. PoriFon' lie had lcft her a
titled widow six months after hor mar
ria;e But she had had hardly a ko.
peck 90 call her own
Olga Hareroaye is alive He vas
there last night But somehow he
anticipated the raid and had the pc.
lice in waiting The question ls has
he fooled us2 Did be- take that mill
lion or did be hide IT, There Is one
thing left-to get hat girl No mat.
ter where Hargrcaye IS hidden. the
knowledge thar She De- IN my hands
viii bring him oui into the open"
40 more blind alleys
"Whats ON your miud7'
"Sho has never seen her father She
confessed 20 me that she has not even
seen "a photograph or him
There was q long pause
DO you understand mee she asked.
"Hy the Lord Harry do' You've
a head or you .ortR two OF mIne.
The very simplicity OF the idea viii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-22

Attempt 20 Rob the Duffy Warehouse.
win ou Tor as. Some one 90 pose as
her father O. message handed to her
Ire secret. dire misfortune 40 she wills.
peers "a word 90 anyone. that her ia
Tiers life hangs upon the secrecy
an Jones tho butler. u an depends
upon how Che letter gets tn her. Bred
iu rhe country She probably sleeps
with her window open a pebble at
tachrd tO q note. tossed into tge win
dow III trust this tO no one I'M
90 IL myself with the SRI iu our
control the rest vnl be- easy n she
really does not know where the money
Us Hargrcaye will tell Us Great head.
little woman. great head She does
NOT know her fathers handwriting"
she has never r a scrap .f b.
All that Miss farlow e,cr received
was money The original note lore on
the doorstep With Florence has been
lost Trlst me 10 make an these lu.
quiries
Tomorrow night. then .mmedi-
atcly after dinner. a taxicab will
await her just around the corner.
Grange is the best man ! can think
Of He's au artist when IL comes 20
playing the old man parts
Not too old. remember Har.
EreaYe Isn't over forty-nve
Another good point I'm going 10
stretch out here ou the divan and
snooze fOg a while Had a devil " a
time lace night
When shall ] wake you?'
AT si1 Wen have an early dinner
sent IA. { want 10 keep out OF every
body way Hy.by
In less than three minutes be vac
sound asleep Tho woman gazed down
az him In wonder and envy n only
she could drop 10 sleep like that Very
softly she pressed her lips 20 his hair.
Al eleven o'clock the following
night the han light 10 the Hargreaye
house vas turned on aud the whole
interior became dark A shadow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-22

national laua as CLOVIS
The discussion arising between tho
United states and Great Britain aud
other countries col. Goo free TOLLS tor
yoas,inl vessels of the United States
has boon .mi.luIt terminated o. thH
repeal uf Ibr tr,, TOLLS n, .nurrcss u.
90 statute .arafuIlt UurIcd Geo present
,H, loss u, In. rights pf th, United
States
lul relation. H.fH Japan continue
o. br disturbed ht fh' denial b., SOME
states oi ihi- union of certain rrnla
claimed It rrr nationals 40 Is &C.
specifically Submitted that ik, aI mat
t'-s o' foreign relations 'uIs matter
must Do. ib, rules OF tn, Oau-titutiuu
and of cNpcdiouoy alike bee controlled
aud rdIus'"d ny tho federal auih"l
.tI's a- uh, interest OF tho whole
country mtE seem ta require
Th, International iav commute"
also approved th. proposed Inisrua
uuual conference FOE the u%pItioatIun
nt laws r,Iat.ur tn biIis of exchange
and enc proposed international agree
mon, Boo respect ra dc,s plrtH.. ,f
ported from tu, United States Zoo ih.
inter time
Tho committee, uu commercial Jaw
reports boo favor of tho ,-uutuuuu.. of
the national bankrupt. a.t and cop
poses aI Legislation Goo repeal tho oct
S.wp''D.'. and deafness &C laws ID.
a- Oh. H. understood OBS tg, a,ortg.
DfIzyu e strongly urged by me sp'
'u"l committee uu Io@risIatt, sr,fting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-22
I%nstaHti, Clears VIZ Passages. You
Breathe Ircci, Nasty Discharge
stul,-, Head colds aud Dun Head
ache Vanish.

Get 10 small bottle anyway. last Goo
try 10 Apply CO. little boz the uos,lI B.
ald Instantly your riurrod nos. ana
stopped up 3it p@asstp,s OF .hs head
viii OPEN you will breathe frc,It
Hullress and headache disappcar 49,
morning she ratarrh. eolj-Iu head
or .tfarrhal sore throat RllI Doe some.
Bind such misery now Get the
small HutI, Of "Els'- cream Balm 40
aus dtIE s.nfc. This sweet frtsrtut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-22
ElYS CREAM BALM OPENS CLOGGED
NOSTRILS AND HEAD -CATARRH GOES

balm dissoltcs bf the hest uf the
nostrils. pcuetratcs and heals the iu-
Hamcd. swollen membrane which
lines the nose. head and throat. cicafs
The afr p|lssdEcs stops nasty dis
charges and "a feeling 90 o%lcaurlug.
soothing relief comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight %struggiing
for breath. with head stuffed nus
.trIs closed haWklu aud DluNing
Catlrrh oi cold. with its runnius
nose. iuui mucous d%ropplug into the
throat aud raw drNucss o. distress
jus hui truly u'edlc-s
put your ftlih-iust oncc-I1 EI1 RI
cream Haim aud your cold or .a-
tIrfh 1911 sIlDI, disappear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-22

one lFcu the Voorb lncy were
Locked.
himself. instead. be was distinctly
and delightfully."- entertained
You don't he said whimslcally.
when she nnally stopped. you don't
by any chance. know The Maldens
Prayer'?"
She laughed This piece was a
standing joke az school
- have never PLAYED H. 81 may,
however. be in the tssir cabinet
Would you like to hear IT, mis-
%chleyously.
Heaven forfend! be murmured
raising his hands.
An the while The letter burned
against her heart. aud the smile on
her face and the EayetF 0u her tongue
were forced 'Coutde 100 90 one, she
repeated mentally. Tor you seal my
death warrant
Why 90 YOU shake your head like
that he asked.
Did 7 shake my head" Her heart
futtered wildly. Il was not conscious
Of it,
Are you going to keep your prom.
Use?
What promise7"
Never 10 leave this house without
Jones or myself being with YOU"
Il couldn { II wanted 10. Gll wa
ser Jones is out there in the hall
this minute I know 10 Do all tor
my sake But II bothore me
Jones was indeed Boa fhc hall and
when he scused the petDlaucc In tor
voice his shoulders sank d~cspondeutly
and he sighed deeply 30 silently
At @ quarter 90 eight Florence. being
alone FOR q minute s.t tire to a yel,
and stuffed "a down fbe register
Jones she called rycitedly. 81
smell something bur. .ur
Jones dashed into ,Hr room. shifted.
and dashed out ara.1. hoadIug for the
cellar door Ills lrsi Thought WAS
naturally that tha DEVILS uDfrra'e had
ra' fire f0 the house WHOM De- re-.
turned. having, or course d.. .yeret
ro Hre, ho found FLORENCE 81. U,
rushed into tho h.il H.r h.' WAS
MESSING He made for the BAIL door
r 'H a speed which seemed Incredible
tD the bovili,rod -usau's eyes out
into tfp street ur and down which
lc looked Far away ~ discovered @
@dv.udliuf taNicaI The child Was
gone
lu the house Susan was answering
tho telephone. ta'H ag iu|cobcrou'ig
.FFbo ls 10" Jones whispered his
lips white and drE
Tho princess began susan
BE tno tho -aceiycr from hor
roughly
"HalIo. who is pot"
This is OLGA T.-.eor T. Florence
there
so. madam -Ha has Just stepped
a for "a moment Shall : toll boz
o. call you when be rcturus
Yes pIe1s, want her and SUI.
san and Mr. Norton 20 come .1 tea
tomorrow Good o..
Jones hung ur me receiver sabk
into q chair nsar hy and buried his
face n bis hand.
what ts i'-' ..ad susan fortified
hy The h,,grardup % his face
Nhes zone Nf God those
"r'l'h'S nave f. her Ih'' F' fg'
h'I
' il'' '"''
"'l ""'
"'' "'''' "''. N'''ma. ''' never
- ''
49,
-,
-. 49,.
~ !. $500 a.
,,,t4,, ~t. -
-
- s ,I 60 d..
go - - a.. 800 -
r,,,,rn .nst.s. w.u -. 80
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Monastery Bells" and the like. He
had prepared 90 make "a martyr of