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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
GO Naked SAYS
BOSTON MINISTER
TO uNEMPlO

BOSTON. April 2.-The
unemployed OF Boston should
walk the streets nnclothed
In order to call public at.
icntion 10 their needs. the
Rev. William Short told
meeting for the unemployed
AZ Parkman Memorial Band
stand on tho Common.
Short was removed this
week by Bishop lawrence
from the rcctorship Of the
Episcopal churches in Mans
field and North Dighton,
after he had preached
series OF sermons on The
Social Revolution.
Il have seen nearly 1000
men sleeping on the floors
and benches In Bostons
municipal lodging houses"
he said. The mayor aud
governor do not realize tho
situation. Tho public IL do
ing nothing to remedy n.
Some drastic measure Is
necessary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
p r o G n A N s
Colonial Beginning Sunday

The Niger" civilian Farnuml
Class A Ending TUESDAY Night
The City OF Terrible Night.
two-part Imp tKlng BaEgou The
Maid 81 the Mist" Pauline Bush /,
drama. His Only Pants" Around
the World In Ten Minutes. animal
ed cartoon. Swedish National
Park. Lapland"
Grand Ending Tuesday Night
olives Pets" Sterling comedy .
u, Happened on Friday" Ncstor
comedy. "A Lesson From the Far
East" two'pArt drama tbcn VII
som The Wedding Bells shall Not
Ring. Joker comedy.
clemmer Ending "Wednesday Night
The Escape" blanche Sweet
and owen Moorel
Alaska Ending Tuesday Night
The Man From Home" flye-pari
drama: Birds Who Fish" educa.
tional. The laps as Artisans. -du-
cationai
Melbourns Ending Tuesday Nigh,
The Girl OF the Music Hall. "
three part drama (Allce Joycel.
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
The Radium Thieves" three
parts. Tho Dane. nj Aleck Foun.
,aine's". Mustang pcte's Pressing
Engagement"
Alhsmbra Ending Tuesday Night
The Enemies" three parts.
Liberty Ending Tuesday Night
The Commanding Office" I.
Ham In the Harem". "Cupld's Col.
umn."
TiIikur Ending Tonight
The Golden Spider" Playing
With Fire. The Funny Side OF
Jealousy" two parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-03
French Girl Tells
OF Harem jealousy

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 3.
1t n only when the sultan
brings new bride 10 the harem
that there IN evidence Of jealousy
among some Of the older fayorites.
and then only among those who
are wing for first place In the
heart Of this much.married poten.
tate
Mile Eva Gauthler. world tray-
eier and French operate singer.
who is the first white woman 10
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a 80 80
RESIDENCE THEATRES


Queen Anne Ending Tonight
Million Dollar Mystery" final
episodel. The Dorelict". From
Patches TO Plenty"
Queen Anne Sunday
Runaway June"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
GRAND Picnic.

Given rs the German HaruEari Lodge
on sunday. August s.. at schwartz
mans Grove Wagons VIII leave "a 10
IA, m. and . .. M at second and Gold
venue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNON


Henry hauls baggage. Phono 929
Col. W s. I|lupcNoll has returned
from williams Nriz.
NJ. Alirc has gone Goo santa Fc 90
visit Relatives for "a couple of wcoks
John Fleming hos returned from a
brief business visit Goo santa Fc.
Attorrci General Frank " Clnucy
ot Santa Pc. was in the city today on
business.
Dr David q Boyd. president vi the
University nl NUw Mexico. returned
yesterday from a trip to the grast
Homer n. Ward of Granite avenue
and hts son, Walter. lcft today tor %
wish to- california,
Alsan Roberts, of Miami Ariz
and william Davis. Also of Miami are
VISITING Mrf O'Co3nor Roberts.
Mayor -. u. Roatrlght and J g.
Elder have gone to Jcmcz tor IL Va
cation.
rorn. to MI. and Mrs A. p I'm
bragg. Of alt West Marble avenue, a.
daughter.
scott Grimes. postal rlcra at the
local transfer room, hao returned
uom IL vacation "Trip to California.
Mrs. Jessie Kclchcr and Misses Mar
autct and EuEcuia Eelchcr VIII leave
Loo % few days Tor % stcaer trip q"
Porto Rico.
Or T.. g. Cornish. Mrs Cornish n
Gillette Cornish returned yesterday
from an automobile trip through
Arizona.
Mrs Hcrt Lake and her daughter.
Ni.s Ali.c. have returned from CAL
i'orult where they have been spend
.up 90 couple of months.
Juds, Herbert f.. Reynolds has
sunc 90 California ON 30 vacation rip
H, will bc back to preside at tho
drawing OF IJIios Tor thc fan term of
court.
otto Hahn. formcrl, u resident ~
this uiiy. travelling auditor for Fred
Harvey uu the santa Foe coast lines,
ras here hast uiaht. ON his way back
1 from Chicago
Mrs james chavez arrived from
BosWrll last uighi. accompanied Dos
her Ittlr daughter. To- join MI. cfa-
ven. who has boon here tor some
time.
J. L. Tello. o. musician who has
been masking his ZONE hero for sew
ofnl months. returned yesterday iroiu
ID vacation spent at santa Pc. Noun
tuinuIr and other state points.
The Royal N%cighhors viii meet iu
regular session tonight at $ O'Clock To-
Is T.. hall There viii Pc initiation.
after which there will hc o. social
hour and rummaEe lunch
Mrs " German. her daughter,
Miss Myrtle. aud Miss Ellen Camp
bcII. loft yesterday for Chicago. The
Gormaue have been visiting here and
Miss Campbell is 90 visit them in
Chicago until school opens here.
Misses Lois and Rama H'llah oi So
Joseph, Texas. spent q few hours Do
the city il-t evening, visiting friends
Tho Misses Belluh are ou their WAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
INDIANS TRY TO
BALk KOOAKERS
At DANCE
Hurl Rocks and Dirt With
Some Effect, but the Exper-
fenced SnapshOtters 0utwit
Them by Strategy.

Numbers 0f Albtsuucrqucans were
among the crow0 ,nat witnessed tue
annua green corn dance al the santa
Domingo pucoIo yesterday
Il was. as usual. an impressive
ceremony, and the Indians, also as
usual were violently and dctcrmin
eddy opposed To- photographs Those
who attempted openly To take pic
turcl were intcrfcrod with in all sorts
Of ways the lndians going 80 Tar az
90 throw handstul OF rocks and dirt
They threw without regard to sex.
and moro than one woran in the
crowd was reminded by a rafting
shower that her Kodak was not in
order.
Tho Indians. however, didn't sue
coed Too stopping the picturo-taNing
entirely Thos, who had bad expert
cncc al Pueblo religious functions re-
sorted 90 stratogy and with conceal Il
camcras got snapshots under cover ct
other members of their parties
J. 3. shochan was one OF those who
plotted an automobile q" tho dance.
Uc estimated that scvouty-fiNc Atnu-
aucruucuns wcrn there. Most "l
Thorn made tho Journey Dos train so.
10 stopping at Domingo on tnc way
out. and So. I -taPping az night i'
take Albuquerque folks back a sp'-
cul train was from Santa Fc
Mr. Shcchan said tine trip impressed
him with tho beautiful tonic effect "l
the Sew Mexico sun on soft roads
. ON the Journey out 100 tho morninP
the roads were SOFT boz spots tomiHs
back at ,vcutida hc found the ro'ds
siuouth and fine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
W. P. SOUTHARD TO
SPEAK At RETAIL
MEMS DINNER
Gathering Probably Will Be
Held Next Week, Although
Date Has Not Been Definite
ly Fixed.

II present plans are carried "a tho
Retail Merchants association VIII
hold its postponed dinner and bust
n.ss discussion next week. The late
has not been definitely fixed. The
Alvarado viii probably be the scene
OF tho gathering
~. q. Southsrd. manager Of the
lighting and power company. will de-
liver the chief address. Mr.. south
ard * an speaker. and his
crisp addresses are always interesting
There viii be. as usual "a general
discussion among the members %
topics and problems of interest 90 the
business community.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
uEARTs IN EMILE.

The big melody waltz hit of the
season. composed by Orlando Jones.
"a local musician. Fui sale ut t'o
Albuquerque Music store goo west
Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
M0RTURARy.


lola Lewis. infant daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Lewis, died yestcr'
day al tho homo Of the parents. io2
Armjo avenue. she was . moaths
oid. Funeral services were held this
morniag al Fred Crullotts chapel.
rnTial was In Santa Barbara cnic
tory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
JEWS
TO SWELL WAR
RELIEF FUND
Temple Congregation Re-
spends to Appeal by Noted
Leaders; Americas Duty to
Help, Says DR.. Drachman.

Responding to mn appeal made
last night az Temple Albert by two
noted Jewish leaders the Jews OF this
city are taking steps 10 raise money
tor the fund for the relief OF Jewish
sufferers Ia no European war.
The meeting az the temple was adj
dressed by Morris Engleman, a New
York business man who Is secretary
10 the central committee for the re-
lief Of Jewish war sufferers. and Dr.
Drachman. ~ OF the foremost lead
ers of American Jews. Louis IIfoid,
president of the congregation. presid-
ID over the meeting. When the speak
ers finished Mr.. Ilfcld was authorized
to appoint a committee. OF which the
rabbi. Rev. Noise Bergman will be
chairman, to solicit contributions
Throug the efforts OF Dr. Drachman
and AIR. EnEicman, Sf6i.000 has been
sent So Jew In Russian alone. Dr..
BRAKEMAN passed many years In Eu-
rope. and the suffering of the Russian
Jews and those In the other waf-turn
countries Is very real 10 him.
1T Is Americas duty 90 heal the
wounds of the war sufferers in Eu-
iWINs NAlu III hANANhAAAfA
"Americn H. rich. powerful, win
great resources. America does not
need 60 expcnd her wealth In battles
why should not this great country
do what In her power lies to render
aid 10 humanity across the sca2
1T Gems TO me that | must do
what cnme to my hand for the relief
% ms people In the war zone, 80
am passiug my vacation travelling
abou, through the various states. mop
Ing 20 secure al least a million dot
lars for the suffering Jews abroad.
1--WE are not concerned so much
with the soldiers. for they are cared
FOR. but for the women, children an'
old men who have sent their stronH
men To war are left destitute, ant
are. moreover. driven from theii
homes by the soldiers.
1T is hoped hat every jew ~
America will respond to tho appea
Of the American Jewish Relief com
mittec. and that each Will give iro"
81 To $1,000 or more. according Ia ms
financial condition. for his people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05

Phone s. ned Darn. an weEt Cop
pcT. for hrst class livery. W. Il
Trimble a Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05

Or provinces. eye, r-t. nose u
throat y. T. Arriio Bldg, Phone
727.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
PERMITS ISSUED
DURING WEEK BY
BUILDING DEPT.

Following is a list Of the permits
issued during tho week ending yes
t.rday 10y Building Inspector r. NJ
Morgan:
r. 4. Martin. sos West Roma ave-
nue.. repair roof back porch.
r. =. Anderson. Hoo John street,
frame garage t2Xlt feet.
Baptist church 322 South Broad
ay. roshinglc.
Arthur Keith, 33i West coal ave-
nue.. alterations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05

Ia the feirs In san Francisco and san
Diego.
Mi. end MIS- ~ g. Hcuing returned
last night from jacksonville. Illinois.
where they were called ton day ago
hy the sudden death Of Mrs, Houiug's
father Robert N. Uockcuhull Mrs.
Hcnings mother accompanied her Go
Albuquerque Tor an indefinite stay.
Ivan Grunsfcld and his family and
Louis Gumhiucr who has been visiting
the Grun. fields lctt thl. morning. for
California.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE An oFFiCE OF WATER co
fie s SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
MAN WHO IR0NED COP
GIVEN 30-GAY DOSE

frlrE spndoyui who DOR Policeman
Charles Maine on tu, ,td Win e. uni
iron Whom the batter arrested him lH-t
week. wus sentenced tu 80 DAYS iu
jail yesterday afternoon The felony
NORA, iudrod against him hy tie
policeman was not pres. al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
REMOVAL NOTICE.

{ have moved my office from the
buildius Go Room g. Cromwell
EISDN H. NORRIS
Architect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-05
THE

FORECAST Fair tonight *
ccpt probably shoS FRS iu south
portion. Friday fair.
ALBUQUERQUE WEATHER
Tor the % hours ending s "a m
MHXimum-S9.
Minlmum-65.
Raugc-3f
At N q. ms.
Southwest winds Clcar.
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
GENERAL LILLY,s ANn,cAp

MONTGOMERY CFayette County, News
In placing himself forth as a cam
oldate for governor General Lilly, 10
our mind, has taken a step which he
VIII regret. He has been Identified
with a faction OF the party that has
stood together in an effort to ~strangle
any remedial legislation that would
benefit the masses OF the people OF the
state. As the candidate of the party
Tor governor he would not command
the full strength of the party ana
there would be serious doubt as 20
his election.
In Judge Ira r. Robinson the News
believes the Republicans have a can
dldate for governor who will combine
all the elements OF strength, who has
not been Identified with any faction OF
the party Whatsoever and whose rec
ord Is as clean as a hounds tooth
lie Is a man OF the highest integrity
and would hll the exalted position OF
governor with credit to all the people
OF the state. He Is a jurist OF wide
renown and a man who commands the
respect OF all HIS fellowmen.
We believe that Judge R~obinson's
nomination Is assured, and with him
as the standard bearer in the next
campaign the Republicans will win a
notable victory and Will place in the
executive office a mar who will carry
into effect all the good things which
have been started by his predecessor.
Governor Hatfield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
FAILURE OF PEACE PARTY

The utter failure Of the Ford peace
party to accomplish anything but a
landing. was a foregone conclusion
when the personnel OF the great phil
a~nthropist's guests was vized. II was
q motley crew.
II was not Mr.. Ford's fault so nue.
as his misfortune hat no really distin-
guished characters responded to his
appeal TO make an effort 70 bring
peace out OF the horrible European
cataclysm. Perhaps he himself reaIiz-
ed the futility OF trying to make an
impression on the beIligerent powers
with the material he was taking to
Europe. lie vas courageous, however.
In going on with what he started. in
the hope hat something might hap
pen TO assist him In his b~enefcent
errand.
II is quite certain now that however
distinguished and influential may have
been the character OF his associates
nothing more could have been accom-.
plished than has been. Mr.. Ford was
an enthusiast. a very sincere one. His
one thought was peace but he neglect
ed TO organize his forces. and 20 Il hap
pened when the party arrived At Christ.
iana many did not know why they
we're there. Some OF the small minds
OF the party have distinguished them
selves for ~discourtesy. ~ not base IN
gratitude. By rejecting on the motives
Of their over-generous host. Then
again many imposed on Mr. Ford BY
seeking notoriety AZ members Of his
expedition without thought OF or sym
pathy with the cause. Mr. Ford loses
nothing except money. which he can
afford. The dissentlsnts never stood
20 lose anything. no even having the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
RURAL CREDITS QUESTION

one Of the prominent recommen-
dations made By President Wilson in
his MESSAGE was tho establishment Of
rural credits. There are various
schemes for carrying a this idea
Those before the Sxtythird Congress
involved government aid. The matter
resolved itself into two questions. the
hrst being shall the federal govern
ment'uss its funds or its credit direct
~ 20 aid In the organization and op-
GRAFTON % farm credit Institutions. and
the second. n the federal government
shall use its cash or credit for such
purpose. then what shall be the ma
turs and character OF this aid. and In
what name shall 70 DO administered
70 r. an intricate proposition. and pre-
sents some dangerous features. and OBJ
iections that are always associated
with The expenditure Of public money
for special purposes
The rural credits measure consid-
cred BY me last congress did not meet
with an enthusiastic reception. and
was finally ~sidciracked to make way
Tor tho ship purchase BIN. which also
involved government aid and was de-
fcated 10 may Do that the FARMERS
in some sections need and are deserv
ing n financial aid or credit. if that
makes o. sound ~pleesanter. bot NJ any
measure of That Kind is put throueh
tho government ourht to bo specifically
protected from loss Agriculture is sn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
THE REVENUE B

Word comes from the honeymoon
bowers Of Hot Springs. Virginia. that
the President Is anxious to have Con
gress take up and push through as
soon as possible the national prepared
ness program. There Is going to be
some difficulty IN doing this. There Is
great division In the Democratic ranks.
and while the Republicans are pledged
to help the President. they have not
been committed TO the administration
plans for raising the Ma
tional defense and national
are two problems hat 90 hand in hand.
The administration proposes the one
when II has utterly failed to solve the
other. What IL the Democratic party
going 70 do about it7
The question OF revenues f. the most
difficult problem the Democratic party
must face. Republicans have always
claimed that lack OF business eniciencv
was an inherent and inevitable defect
In every Democratic administration
That theory has been abundantly illus.
trated since March 4. 1913. Duatod-
ness. vaciilation. change OF plans and
deficits have marked the Democratic
fiscal policy. a constant excess OF er.
p~enditures over receipts has been
shown BY Treasury statements. Ft1r.
thermore. the sudden change IN The
form Of statements adopted on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

FIRST Of October. whether made for that
purpose or not. had the effect Of pre-
venting easy comparisons and unfairly
swelling the apparent Treasury bal
ance. The President has recommended
enormous appropriations for the army
and navy. The serious problem will be
how 20 pay them. Unless the party
IA meet the situation with better
business foresight and efficiency than
Il has so far displayed. the current
drift toward the Republican party will
become a landslide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
FLAN E u X
GOSSIP AND COMMENT ON PRISONS AND THINGS IN The OLD
WORLD.
Copyright. 1915. BY A d. JaeObsOn.)

Copyright, 1915. BY A. d. JacObson.)
There Is so much said In the public
prints Of late about "attrition." which
ultimately must bring about the down
Tall and ruin OF Germany, that a seems
worth while 10 consider what I h other
side has TO oner in reply. according to
the well-known maxim Of Cicero. the
greatest OF all Roman lawyers 'audia-
has not been submitted to the public
by French and British writers Is that
the haisers g0VernmSnt has begun %
work against a possibly threatened at
trition from the very day OF the
declaration Of war.
The Germans have proved themselves
TOO thorough In theory and practice In
this nght TO overlook the smallest econ
onic points that possibly might work
out egainst them. and so they have
undertake the task Ne IL Dr. Walter
kathenau n he has as his aids a re-
markedly efficient corps OF assistants
to help him hght the British campaign
which a. 90 last years. or until the spec
ire Of "attrition" has become "a tanEioIe.
a terrible. n r%uinous. a fatal eanty
The British plan was not TO light the
war 20 a nnlsh with soldiers. and tho
Navy : work was 90 have been finished
when they had cleared the seas Of Ger
man merchantmen and after establish
ing a blockade OF German ports. The
question 81 peace 80 Downing street
matter OF arithmetic and-starvution.
The thing 70 DO was 90 lay in the
tabiy. or hide in tho powerful super
~dreadnoughts sna-wait
British statesmen. OF course. knew
that Gcrmany b. not a ~aeif-support-
ing nation. Wheat has 90 be imported
from America, cotton from southern
zinc and petroleum. but all other raw
material needed for tho manufacture
q mpRigons o. va hsa g Pc imggTt
system waved his wand. n Do and
behold victory has come from defeat
Articles manufacture from Chemical
properties Of the ar and neglected de-
ga for these no longer obtainabie from
economy ig ne digtrlbuuon ana con-
and q system of buying and selling 81
tablishei between the government and.
ne people against which the enemies
HIudrnlurg throuEh many years ~
peace. ohsesaed with the i0ca that
lpon Berlin. oppgssd s~trenuously the
drainage OF The MHfurian lakcr in
East ifussia uhsfeby De- saved usr-
pared o. sftgo fof one Of tho rr.at-
rerburs Macsensen in bic prafes
lrs chair at the War Atademt III
t@ii'figs % nn attack upon the nfiush
wee f.rmulatinr th1 strategy which
fiecaI BIN af fhc head nf the Cen
,.al sfalf uhsn ths best man vas need.
es dir.oier. cf ihe Generai Electrical
itsiisl at $1,000. so6 Ws.
shst n'l ss 9sd = ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
How Germany RevIses Tariffs.

q NAA
Thomas +. Logan. in Loslie's.
NOW and then references are made
10 Germany's tariff commission
There is no such permanent commits
sion. The work Of preparing new
tariffs In Germany IL done largely By
two departments. the Treasury ana
the Interior. While the Treasury Off.
Gals are assigned the technical work
OF drawing up the schedules. the Min
istry Of the Interior proceeds to en-
roll the cooperation OF the business
world for is part Of the work. One
or the first steps taken usually is TO
create n special commission-by no
means a permanent commlssion-for
the elaboration OF measures for forth.
coming commerce. This temporary
commission. back IN 1888. when WORK
on b last tariff law OF Germany was
begun. consisted OF 30 members. hair
OF whom were appointed By the Chan
cellOr Of the Empire on the recon.
mendatiOn Of the German AgricuL
tural Association. The aasociation or
chambers uf commerce and a central
association Of German manufacturer.
each OF the organizations being repre-.
scented by five members. The other
Iifcen members were appointed d.
rectly by the Chancellor from among
representative Of Wholesale trade
Iho commission collected the data as
TO tho output and product Of German
industries. their sources OF supply ~
raw materials, and the markets serv-
lnF as outlets Althoueh The work az
revising The schedule was undertaken
in ISIS. The task was not comriofcd
untl 1903. when Gormany's CONNER
'ml UfAflDh With furUiEu nations OK.
pired and o. new tariff became necos
sary. The tariff law Of 1903 would
row De- UNDERGOING revision had o. not
been Tor tho European war. as Ger.
uanys commercial treaties expire In
lslt The ADVANTAGE Iu Germany Is
That The people know exactly when to
expect a tariff revision. but even
thore. who're tho representative or
The great Industries of Che country
really make the tariff the final drau
ia submitted to The HrIChsfaE where
important changes are frequently
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
UNCLE WALTZ Ripping Rhymes.
SIC 8 s

n We we're never stretched IN bed.
Win aickness o. some standard brand.
vita innuenza in The head and boiis
and buniona On each hand. I fear wod
never realize how good and kind the
people are, FOR 20 the house where
SICK nan airhs. The village trotu. with
lug and lar I've been on Invalid this
fan. az Known diseases climbed no
frame. and others climbed The garden
wall. and waited 20 rnf in the game
And people came from here and there
n zee N they could help me out. %
try 10 tighten b. despair. and place
large Dlasiera On my govt. They saved
fcopguahL tpiG o. q