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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday.

A dozen and one of Miss Mildred
Herrich's friends and schoolmases
gathered at her home last Saturday
evening and helped her celebrate her
eighteenth birthday. The house
was decorated in green and white
and giving the appearance OF s..
Patrick's party.
Games we're enjoyed, music ilowe3
freely and right jolly time vas
spent by all for number Of hours.
Thereafter refreshments and a dainty
luncheon was served. Miss Herrick
was the recipient of q number Of
highly appreciated birthday gifts.
When the guests departed they
wished their hostess many happy
returns of the day.
The following young ladies were
present Bertha Boyd. Lenora and
Olive Harbke, Norma Cook, Verla
Wallace. Marie Hines, Matte Ash,
Beatrice Welch, Lena Summers,
Hattie Syron, Callie Basket, Evan
geline Brannon and Pansy Robinson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
CeaHiy Attorney Fsgg Up For Lila.

couaty Attorney Frank e. Fogg
ID Ia censralla, Wash, this week on
q very serious case, wherein two
lives are involved. The affair 10
the elimination Of an attack affecting
the hearts Of the two principals In
their youthful days away bnck In
Michigan. and the climax Ia docket
cd for today under the auspices oil a
local minister, when shose Two hearts
will be made one.
Mr.. Fogg IL expected home with
bis happy bride about Saturday eve
ming and they will take up their resi-.
dence In the Baird residence on
North Main street. That they will
be given one grand welcome by the
people OF this community, goes with
out saying. And The Herald hasiens
to congratulate them on the happy
termination Of the case.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

A. b. Moss, one of the oldest and
most widely known citizens OF Idaho.
died at the hospital in Boise last
Saturday Of typhoid fever. Mr..
Moss bad been q resident Of payette
for more than so years and vas q
prominent politician and banker of
the state. In 1928 he was the Re-
publican nominee for governor. but
was defeated by Governor Steunen-
berg.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

The preliminary hearing Of Hu.
bert Buckingham, who is charged
with campliciiy In the theft Of a
bunch Of hogs from Frank Pindel'a
place, southeast Of 10. two weeks
ago, vas begun Ia Probate Judge
Roberts court this morning and af-
ter the examination Of swo witnesses
she defendant was bound over 10 the
district court Ia the sun Of $500.
whlch bond be furnished.
Lon Reynolds 10 directly charged
wish the theft of the hogs, but Off
GERS have not yet succeeded Ia TO-
eating bin, be having gone to paFss
unknown before a warrant was Sc
cured for bis arScas.
Assistant county Assorney Nugens
represented the state and Attorney
w. N. Scales Of Grangevills The de-
gendang Ia the case.
Amorg she Witness Ia attendance
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plndcls
Lon Reynolds. Geo. Chapman. Fred
Saith and Grover Reynolds.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

/ Grangeville, March 15.-W- Z
Brsckman and Hubert Buckingham
will answer to the district court OF
the charge of stealing several cattle
from Frank EgglesOn of Kamiah thin
being the ruling of Probate judge
De Haven after preliminary examin-
alton to-day.
County Attorney Hattabaugh con-
Quoted the case for the state, while
S. o. Tannahill Of Nezperce and c.
T. Mcdonald IF Grangeville ap-
peared for Brockman and w. N.
Scales Of GrangevilIe for BuckiDg-
ham. AS Buckingham was a Wit
ness for the state to-day it is expect
ed he will turn states evidence at
the trial Of the case in the district
court. be having fully given his story
to-day.
The defense offered no testimony,
but vigorously contested all evidence
on legal points and the entire day
was consumed IL the hearing. The
testimony introduced by the state
was for the purpose of establishing
this contention:
That the seven head Of cattle in
volved we're owned by Brockman /; |
that BrOckman and Buckingham en-
tered into a conspiracy to sell the
cattle to Eggieston and then return
them to Brockman's pasture; that
the cattle we're delivered to Bucking- |
ham by BrOckman and by Bucking-
ham taken to Nezperce that pursu-
ant to the conspiracy Brockman pro-
vided a man by the name Of Thomp-
son to appear at Nexperce and give a
bill of sale Of the cattle to Bucking-
nam; that Buckingham gave Brock
nan a check In the sum of $500
which was to be used as a ssblind"
a deceiving Mrs. Brockman Who
xeeps the books of the BTockman
.anch, but that this check was later
destroyed; that the conspiracy pro-
rided for dividing the proceeds of
he sale of the cattle to Eggleston 4
hat the sale was made by Bucking-
lam, he receiving $500 and that he
ater delivered to Brockman as his
hare of the deal SIS in cash and a
addle horse valued at sos; that the
attle we're taken from a pasture
.fter purchase by Eggleston, and
fter being branded by him, and
hat the cattle were next found in the
srockman pasture. Ii
The original proceedings In the {
ase charged Buckingham with the J
nefs of the cattle from Brockman ]
ut al the recent session of the grand
ary investigating the case the indics 4
,enis against the two men developed
nd the original Buckingham case
ras dismissed. As the charge now I
lands the two men are charged with .
sealing the cattle from Eggleton. h
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

County Treasurer L. T. Mckee,
who had been In Lewiston for a num-
Der of weeks for medieai treatment,
returned to Ilo Monday to spend a
few days with relatives, and will ar
rive In Nezperce With Mrs. Mckee
tomorrow. His many friends will be
glad to learn thai his health In much
improved.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

Bailey Savage, the head clerk In
the Felt Mercantile store der ar'ed
Tuesday morning for two weeks
rest and recreation With friends and
relatives al Salem and other points
In Oregon. Mr. Savage has been
busy as two humble bees should be
required to be ever since be landed
In Nsspercs. and no doubt ID entitled
to the wee respite.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

The mail blockade on the Sslsea-
Elk City route which has existed
for several weeks as a result OF over
taxing the carrier with parcels post
matter, was raised Tuesday when
an Official from Washington arrived
and after taking q look at the diff
culsies to be surmounsed, made the
Job worsh while.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
The Draper (Iub

Had a delightful meeting yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. J. G. Wright a.
hostess. Guests of the club we're.
Mesdames. L. N. Swift. III. nj. Jones'.
e. L. Schnell and r. H. Y. Moaer.
The program rendered was as fol-
lows: 4 Visit TO Karnac, Mrs. c. ].
Miller: plano solo, Miss Wright !;
The Government Of Jerusalem, hrs.
Bywaserss Bible References OF Jeru-
salem, Mrs. Schultz Precious Stones
of Jerusalem. Mrs. Z. S. Booth
song, The Holy City. Miss Wright
The Passion Play, hrs. Akin.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
The Lsas Coans i'm Censess.

The last count of the standing OF
the candidates In the race for thcss
three fine pianos, before the close Of
the contest. will be published In The
Herald next week. The ballot boxes
will be closed promptly at $50 p.
N. on Tuesday, March 81, next.
and no votes can be deposited after
that time. Due bills purchased dur
Ing contest will continue good for
their face value in merchandise after
contest closes.
Nov, candidates, there is going to
be some whirlwind finish to this race
and those piling up the most votes
get she prizes. These last days are
The time for you TO hurry. Many
good race has been run In the last
so yards. Be a winner. It's up to
you.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

Misses Ena Stevens and Susie
Kelly gave charming musical re-
cital to number of friends al the
home OF their teacher, Miss Edith
Wright, last Saturday afternoon, and
following the musical numbers,
which we're rendered with rare
cieverness and highly appreciated by
the guests, a dainty luncheon was
served by Mrs. Wright and Miss
Edith.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
RUSSELL NEWS.

| Jake Becker left on March 10 foI
Soap Lake, Washington, where he
win take treatments for rheumatism.
The Health Inspector and the
Probation Officer visited our schools
this week.
Elmer Mclean and Ray Newkirk
left last Tuesday 10 seek jobs for the
summer.
Joe Johnson and family expect to
leave in few days for the Villa
mette Valley, Oregon. where MFR.
johnson recently purchased twenty
acre tract.
The basket supper given Saturday
evening at Tyler's Hall for the bene-
fis Of the baseball nine vas not very
veil attended, partly on account of
The rain.
E x. Smith and family moved to
the Camas Prairie country last week.
A man holds Office for a while,
and bIeeds and dies ia fossy style,
to save our bulwarks from decay,
and then upon a fateful day be 6nds
be is an also ran-the Office Job has
dumped the man. And does be then
gird up his loins, and say: sI'l 20
and chase the coins as in the sunny |
days gone by. ere began to bleed
and die"7 He's done With useful
toll you will not see him till the
soil, or curry down old Dobbin's legs
sr scratch around to find the eggs.
He will not plant the corn in May,
,r bale the fragrant juicy hay, or
paint the fence or prune the trees,
sr herd the humble humble bees.
The Office germ is ia bis brain, and
III your pleadings are In vain. He
las no use for sweat-earned kale
le'Il camp upon the Party's trail,
vhere all the dreary has-beens throng
md beg for handouts from the strong.
He'd rather have some dinky lob
Iwarded by the Statesman mob .
han ornament his native town by !
lolding sane positions down. You |
earn a lot Of tricks and guile, you ]
csc your grip on things worth while, Z
Q useful work you close your eye, Z
Then once you've learned to bleed
r die. Walt Mason.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

Don't forget Ole Olson, in Spirit.
land at the opera house Saturday
evening. March 81. The manage
mens promises something beyond Che
ordinary from this bunch ot players.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

Willis Long and family on Tues
day moved from this vicinity to
Sunnyside, Wash, where they will
permanently reside,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M.
z church met at the home OF MEs.
p. D. BIaksly yesterday afternoon.
AZ business Meeting Il vas decided
that an Easter sale Of sun bonnsls,
aprons, cooked food. etc, would take
place as Bagley & Humphreys STORE
Saturday. April II. The next meet
Ing OF the Aid viii be al the home Of
Mn. r.. .. Humphrey Wednesday
afternoon when len-cent tea will be
served. to whlch the public 10 gener-
ally invited.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

A jury ia the district court at
0rofno on Tuesday returned a YER
dict Of guilty In the case of State
against Reuben Dennis, a prominent
rancher of the Weippe section who
Is charged With statutory otfense
against his l7-year old daughter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

II you enjoy a hearty laugh, good
singing and dancing and funny swede
play see Carl NJ. Dalton's big COM
pany presenting ssole Olson in Spirit.
land" at the opera house Saturday
March 81. "Aye tank she bane
guide falIar.'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19


png mill combined Superior Alfalfa Sss high HtP Canton packer
3Nh
n n o
yo ar Oh n W
boy ndw store
ace his sid Of
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

John Elkins, of Spokane, a man
With family. and who will soon
move TO to this city,took ". r. Coch-
rams place on The N. a 4. this week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
BUTTER WRAPPERS --pron1

BUTTER WRAPPERS Properly
printed at this Office 81 81 for single
hundred and 2sc for each additional
100 l-pound sisc, and ssc for saeh
additional 100 2-pound slice. These
prices effective alter Dec. I, 1919
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

County Treasurer Blair Hoar OF
Clearwater county viii have TO stand
trial on the custer proceedings recent
ly instituted by r. M. McRoberss of
Oro6no, and his case will come up
In chambers al Lewiston, next Mon
day having been sci by Judge Steele,
when on Tuesday be overruled
plaintiffs demurrer, as the sinal date
On which he may Gle answer TO the
charge.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

O. d. Strong, Publisher OF The
New West Trade, She well known
mercantile Newspaper Of Spokane,
vas minglIng With our business men
yesterday In behalf Of his Journal.
Mr. Strong likes Nesperce and her
surrounding country and stated that
be found q substantial and thrifty
condition here that surpassed most
communities he had visited, especi-
ally Ia the mining and timber districts.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

STEERS Cor saIe--~7 head short
yearlings. 9. Il, Ellla'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

EGCS Pure bred Barred Rocks.
81 per setting Of rs. G. Il. Ellis.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

The Harding & Sharkey Realty
Company on Monday sold an 80
acre tract belonging to Geo |. Lynn
to J. w. Moreland of south Of town.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-11-19
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
DECATUR COUNTY 8 IOWA

given that the first Monday December 9l
will public the county reasures office in Leon
description and unpaid for the year 1913 and the
will
costs and unpaid such real
will until such interest
at Iowa O A. D. 1914.
W. Decatur County,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-11-19

p s.,
Pierce y, 81 nwA IS So II 60 u s5 So 20 ~ 90 2
Crees, .5 So ~ 40 h
neA IL % Id ~ ID ~ - s
Redman. Frank, 50 ~
81 sh swA 49, 81. VS.. lg 80 . zsSsS
- Ss. !:
~ ~ ~ - ~ u
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-11-19

Briner, W. F., Bars i, O..
3 and -.
Thompson's 1 and.
Corbett's s1s..
Evans, Mrs. G. D., Bars
1, 2 and ~.
Owen, "A. j., la Sc of ne n
neA.
Renner, Mrs. Ida, Thomp-
sons.
Thompson's lots 1, 2, 3
Thompson, ]. NJ, High
land
Whitticar, o., Corbett's.
King, Harvey. NV Y ne u
Gloshen, Rachel, e1k ne "
frae. Y. 49,.
Gloshen, E. c., Ell es
tract.
Thornton, John, swA
sw n
nk nwA
n v swA NV 4 B. 3
Belyel M. al Il ~ ~ u J.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20

exeese that I'd, Ussery had wronEed
xoe the commission OF their cruel
hssinat ation. They were Simply
paid sssassinR, who would have as
Isessinated any one they might ba
nIged to Rssassinats. M; =
There can be no worse criminal
than the paid assassin, and instead OF
having their SENTENCES Eaduesd 90 a
they viii be free ir q fsSg Years: they
Tshohid have bseH put to death when
they we're convicted. This Is what
md aIsslson { re eryed, btif
COZ Eiea s It's OF b 81 ai .s He flaa
,conmnted their sentence OF impfisoIi-
inens for life I'D the penitentIary; "a 81
q he ;eh an gang IN q
assaasifiata BoEoe other white msii n
any one wants him Rssassinated ana
viii pay them TO DO the ssuFdfeTs,;s
lob. "a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
AEe TIONS
NOW COMPLETE
Thaws Petitions sor Admission 20
Ban Now R4ady for
Hearing
(by Aaaociated Fraaai

Concord, N. H., Feb. t9.SJfinal pre-
EpaFations were made tonight for the
hearing OF Harry X. Thaw's petitions
for o writ of hebeas corpus and for
admission to bail before Judge Edgar
Aldrich. Ohief interest conferred II:
the question or baii Tor whatever the
decision In the matter OF habeas cor
gus the sdetcsien will be taken 70 the
United States Supreme Court.
Most OF Thaw's legal advisers In
his hGht against extradition to New
York, onsp charge OF conspiracy in
come ton With his escape from Mat
teawal were here tonight. FormeE
Gov. VIZ A. Stone OF Pennsylvania,
chief OF his counsel, spent many hours
In spo.nsultation with his. New HampS-
shire associates, Judge VIM. III. Chase
and, George #. Morris of Lancaster.
Mr. Stone probably will make tIie
argument tomorrow for the defend
ant It SzaE not known tonight who
tFel; ;ldg argue FOR the atate of New
altheiigh IT was believed a
" q. JeroJne would be In
char lllfya, Nary c.. Thaw, HaFry's
trsotheP 4osaT arrived here form, Pitts
burgh. I. u
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
FIJI OIF NTNIENT
OR yJRTZ r. SMITH
IAE.desatEa awysF May Receive
4t| Post Of Solicitor Of Tenth /
i cc.rie s''i
pecial CpFreapohdante.

Special Correspondents. -,
Columbia Feb. 1SgFThe Joint as
j I7ssenahly wiz meet in ahe next. day or
tVy % eie9Fa Juuge Iogstne neV! IStn
JnaiciH eutt; composed Of Green
Vile and Piekens counties. Tom Joe
Ataaldin q senator from Picken5, and
doseEh VI McC Cnlloughy OF GreehvilIe,
are sbeink mentioned aa candEaafr;s
for the jadgeship of the 18Th circuit.
: IT. u also reported that Kurts p.
sIi ~. e 5 - :asgsos, VIII set the ap-
p0intnent as solicitor OF the 10th 5u-
dielal circuit since Proctor a. gfs0u-
ham OF Gfeenville, now. solicitor, OF
the 10th scifcalt, will act as. solieitor,
for the nsE circuit. Fss5s! !
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81 Nne . Siolss . ! II ! I ! ] I.aYIre

The Christian Guard an q
e eertsiA EIlatl sas q : barFoonl the
.htgh cost OF living Anon rti,e q.
tl1inbs he mentioned ID mill. 81 Jiist
tlsEaE eG ie.g no aa milk nine cents
q NV ~ y % s15TITi
milk Tor a family sat siisis 4 4 ifice ns
~ ss', ssss5 50, sssi6Itly aEtefWs ssss.
ne began % inquire rs + the bafteTid dgr
the price 1f a ilEerent lsles o3 Wliiss
VEL, the beak u Nflls one
spll 81 les another.
{. 81 d 8 "a lar and
lWeaty .ilxa S - It iSsr one
Eas otiiys piie dollar e. {, b {. The
eestossier thought s few lginS kf5d
nnally eettlad on S1fss as GnsIar
and TWEEN cels 81 81! Z 8 Il iIfito
cents q aila IFhisl, essieIEa ssIa
twent ty-ilFe cssifa e ii IA 1 =, fsb
the - isfiss IN 4; s;s nigh ae
we venture to Sas shat the mai who
- - -. ..sasl A. a sfs
aols q quart 81 wfiiaIIey y len Ii5 emu
ssFSap could get fouftesH irs5 AZ riIiIr
49r afse iaoEe IS 8 popt her.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
CHARGED WITH 4
BEEz..EE EENEvaEEENI'Es EsEvEEsNE1I Z
Former City Treasurer Indicted
For DiveF.iug F1nis Of.
81. Losis saf y.
iBy Associated Pressl

St Louis, Feb. ia bin of parti.
cglafs was Illed ted q eeifyisg Che
1Ii5f City tISaluTef Uf fsaBI al. sstt gnni;I,
H.; who is under Indictment sharg.
dsrold IS esassa' 81 ~ hsgiRReEl3 1 RPM SISert.
J 90 s0.ss5 on The Rtetence that he hnd
peid this amount to; redeem street
improvement Soa141==iE. n ia aIso
stated that GeFold retained SI1 500 n.
excess 5of legal com 1Issions due hfIii.
utru .tndTf tls pHIu P1OS0J0 to tean7ng
contractors. although tie work really
own profit. { -, 80 = -
was done by htsSoWne fir mand Ia his
lt - charged TINT he retained $4,000
which he falsely claimed had & Hem
paid as interest on impr6yamenf
bonds. - E. - -
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JFY ) CE ] OSEH
EEIg JET 4 ON c ASE
Pract Entire Veaits Ex.
hDauSt 1sfsnss VVfIl -
Based - J)alvrittsn Law I
(By AasorsIs aprelE.l.

Charlotte, N. O., Feb. la sysy prac-
ktscally TexiiaustipH q YenIre OF t5ne
gAndtsd az juSy gsas chs6en at Z
O-C1ocA iuniBit anu the tdhfsIg 5jf tyi-
dence In the trial Of. Robert Monroe
pettpS The Davidson iruggisi,
cet3- Wittf III q mtrd def Of sIir. siYVl D ri,
i4Vpotens Q physician on Feb. 10, viii
begin tonioffoW morning In suRefios
court. - sis3.i 3 ~, - *
3 The defense, &c 81 said, viii be basei
upon the "unWfitten lhw',. Jetthn Etaf.
Ing at the time OF tiiea tiliinE that
his home had been ruined by .Wooten:
This statement at tie lime was de-
suled{hy hrs. Iettpn. hut at q nfe1i:
nilary hearing abe testffied that
Woote4 was attempting to assault
hsE when her husband interfefred a1iG
Dr. Robert w shipp, pfysieian OF
- ;s,stIn. Tex. o brotlef of Mrs. lei.
tGns5ia. here for the trial. w, Z. rSfes
fWqy5 vice president and general
sfnanager OF the Guifport q Shin IT,
land Railroad ard @. r. Kemp, aiioth-
81 or the same Ioad, came here
lso5lla MIss tEss .Estt6ilis
former IN. 70 atSen 4 fsiaI. :! III
idssafa that these people viii be cali.
sea tlg Witnesses 20 testify "a the
eslas 81 TN I 6FFiGtss s 1ld iIfsf'
llaEriage. % ..' ..7 - 8
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The tewtl df Independence, No., has
emplcyees depEiBes. him Of benefits OF
its relief dissertation, and may refuse
To nntnsn. ana, LinaufiaIlfn tho aiias,IaSsa
has made To- such' an organization. q
involved I'D q tease before the District
Supreme Court ct Washington. George
W Herantllinn= al mill Whn says he paid as-
sesame for twelve years hetete he
iithA issed IL suing the Pednsyl.
Eghnia Taffroati. - III
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6mng 4.,ssir & aess.

0fangebnrg TImeess s. I
This BarnSsaIi peopie a va. .sfsn1]ak..
noE, = lease sssts 9osnTnuted the sen Ell.
ces 5ol ten pc tf,so con3 from stb.s
county ana they have been brbifghi
eaciI tq hutsh their, ERIN on ahe colin-
~ cnas1a Nine q them we're
epnF Fsctea cf murder win reeosiin st ia.
alion % ilieEey and were sIsing life
teEins: The s ! 81
augiitef sg q 50 ven g
gears 6iIl The State pcnltentiary.
AnngnE the Aunsl1eFs are sfdinassd
triilsbC and qultman 61, who
we're convicted ofe the zss ek lfr.
The two nesfoes Hasnio iilfrsared Us
80 - = = ssssssz - fssss -
~ i isS 11lits lsls llf * 5ssa9v for
siIeir Intended Victim ard murdered
him by plistalte. This SLOWS she
s 4 I've
70 aasassInass s white whom
they cid not know end ting
% carry olit tlt;a osia zbptract
ess II afeis AZ tfer iliefs - ssa &hak-
Cd the 81 setg ~ 3afnN an 10th
Q1lsbb6 ard JohnS0n 15afHg
spouad iheni / hoy coIalnit-
tes..s Q: e
sins 5a6pld fEd favor g sle eyk of
Coy. Blease Is eosiethigl Es can mot
InneeEstead And ye ahe geeegnoR
tries 20 ipasre tlsss poor iiiie nan be-
|liate thAt he is 8 Hs Egis
assa eiEss did not even hRVS the spus
Ili
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