davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05
MANY ADAMS PUPILS
TAKE EXAMINATION
N THE EIGHTH GRADE
TESTS ARE HELD ON JUNE THIRD
AND FOURTH-MISS DARR
WAS IN CHARGE.
Band Holds Practice-Ladies Club
VIII Meet June 1O-Residents En-
tertain Guests-Hay Harvest VIII
Soon Be in PrOgress-Wheat Look
ing GOOd-Other News Notes.
(speelal Correspondenee.l

ADAMS, Ore, June 5.-Those TAX
ing the eighth grade examination on
June Bird and 4th were as follows
Esther Reid, Doris Chestnut, Beulah
Spencer, la Blake, Gladwyn Spencer
Helen Blake and Gwendolyn McIn-
tyre. Miss Nellie Darr was In charge
Of the examinations.
The Adams band met Thursday
evening for practice. Although some
OF its members were absent good
practice took place.
The Ladies' Club will meet Thurs
day afternoon. June 10, at the home
Of Mrs. J. w. Stockton.
George woodward was in town
Friday.
Frank Carlson Of Portland arrived
In Adams Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs
Lou Clark will leave for Portland
about Monday. Mr Carlson will act
as barber during Mr. Clarks absence.
Mr. Mabie Of Pendletoh was In
town Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Whitley and daughters,
la and Helen, we're In Pendleton this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Marquis and
children motored to Athena Friday to
attend the annual picnic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05
American shipping Gains.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Amerlean
ships carried ss5S, 5000, 900 worth OF
the imports and exports of the United
states during the eight months end
ing with March 81. Figures made
public by the department OF COM
merce showed that the total OF i'm
ports and exports amounted to 81
970000O0 Of which 1884 per cent
was transported in vessels under the
American flag, compared with s34
per cent Of a total Of 32.9e0,20O, 900
handled by American vessels during
the same period last year.
Up to May 1, 142 foreign built ships
had been admitted to American reg
istry under the law passed by con-
gress.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05
Pintes Violating Parole.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, June 1.-The
renegade Piutes of Southern Utah, are
violating their promise to General
Scott to remain inside the reserva-
ton; are roaming over the country
and making threats against the white
inhabitants, according to A. H.
Spencer, Of the Mexican Hat, Utah,
trading post, who arrived at Farm
ing ton, N. NJ.
The parole agreement provided that
If the Indians left the reservation the
state authorities should return them
forcibly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05
0LD-TIME REMEDY
MAKES PURE BLOOD

Purify your blood by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. This medi-
cine has been and still is the peoples
medicine because Of its reliable
character and its wonderful success
in the treatment of the common dis
eases and ailments-scrofula, ca
tarrh, rheumatism, dyspepsia, loss
Of appetite, that tired feeling,
general debility.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has been
tested forty years. Get it today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

TRIP THROUGH CANAL
DEFINITELY ABANDONED

D WASHINGTON, June A.
) Rear Admiral Benson announc-
ed today the Atlantic fleet will
be scattered at various ports on
the Atlantic coast for July 4th
and later will be assembled for
target practice in Narragansett
bay.
While no definite announce
ment has been made Of the alb
andonment Of the proposed
; trip through the canal to San
Francisco exposition. tOday's
statement is considered as re-
moving the last hope that such
a trip will be undertaken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05
Boy Adrift on pay saved.

NEWPORT, ore. June 5.-Rich
Chatterton. a member Of Yaquina Bay
coast guard, rescued the 5-year-old
son Of j. w. Flowers. Of Newport, by
overtaking a drifting rowboat in a
launch.
The child had clambered into the
boat, cut the lines and had drifted
two miles on the bay with the tide.
The rowboat probably would have up.
set when rough water was reached
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

The Pendleton branch of the Fisch-
er School of Music will give a recital
this evening at Warren's Music House.
An interesting program is promised,
beginning at Sis o'clock. The pub
lie is invited to attend and no admls-
sion will be charged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

In honor Of Mrs. E. B. Waffle and
Mrs. F. E. Liyengood, Mrs. A. ]. Nc
Allister was hostess to a number of
ladies yesterday afternoon The
game of 800" was played on the
porch at the McAllister home and
prizes were won by Mrs. Waffle and
Mrs. r. N. Stanfield.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

Silence may be golden, but golden
eagles talk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

The last meeting of the Friday
Bridge Club for the season was held
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. James B. Perry on South Main
street, Mrs. Perry and Mrs. S. A.
Newberry being hostesses. Every
member of the club was present and
a most enjoyable session OF play was
had Honors were won by Mrs.
Charles A. Murphy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

Mrs. Charles Greulich was hostess
yesterday afternoon to the ladies oi
the North Side Bridge Club at heI
home on North Main street. Honors
in the play were won by Mrs viii
Moore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs William H. McCorm-
mach and Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Wlthee
will leave Monday by automobile for
San Francisco and other California
points. They expect to be absent
about six weeks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Clarke expect
to leave tomorrow noon for Portland
and after a short visit there will sail
on the steamship "Great Northern"
for San Francisco to visit the expo
sition. They expect to be gone about
three weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

Miss Helen Raymond left today for
Pasco for visit of few days with
friends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-05

Mrs. c. S. Jerard will leave next
week for Eugene to be present at the
annual commencement exercises Of
the University of Oregon, her son.
Bertrand S, Jerard, being numbered
among the graduates.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
S.sss W~s~ss Ssiss~d.


Francesca r.no. young Mexican
about twenty. four years of age. was
the victim Of an accident In the local
yards "wednesday nirht receiving In
Jurl"s which n-ccsritat.d the nmputa-
iion OF his left leg at the thigh. ~.
aIso sustained compound fracture OF
~. rrhi leg below the knee
P.no was found by brother M.si-
can last Wednesday night lying In III.
middi. Of the railroad track about u
hundred yards west OF che bridge w.s,
Of town. tn. night marshal was I'm.
mcdiateiy Informed ana he at ono. no.
tilted br. ~ u Hall who had IN. In
Jured man taken to the city Hospital
THE iaJur~d man Was In great pain.
aud u was some time before he rccov.
cred from the shock sufficiently to
Withstand an operation. During the
early morning hours his left leg WAS
amputa'ed ~ the sh,sh. and he IL now
reported Ia b~ holding his own"
No one has ~ yet been found that IN
able Ia understand the dialect ne uses.
snd nothing IL known ss to how the
accident occurred
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
sss TAesse s'ssssssa.

Robert .. Therne. who has made a.
envisbis record ~ local manager Of
the Mountain ststss Telephone and
telegraph Company during the past
three and one half yesrs. has been pro.
NOTED 10 the responsible position Of
district cashier of the Trinidad die.
trict Of that company. his territory 81.
tending over southern Colorado and
Northern New MEXICO. Mr. Thorns's
promotion 10 enc that is deserved. sad
is In recoantlion of the unusually cred.
liable record made by him ~ manager
of the local exchange.
Mr. Thorne leaves sunday night for
Trinidad. which Will be the headQuast.
ere Of his new field Of taisor. and where
Ne ~ilt be on duty when not tsaveiins
over the district which will occupy
about one.haif Of his time. Hls sue.
cesser will he Mr. Charles ssommei. Of
Pueblo. wke has been In the smpley Of
the tsisphene company st that Point
during the past three years. Ne 10 e..
pected 10 arrive In Ia Junta to-day.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
Ns.'~sss' .s~~-s, ss.r-.

One Of IN. arguments of u speaker
at the taikfsst Of the La Jnnta In.
dustrtai Association last Friday night
was that " th. local electric lisht
company was making tio.occ a year
supplying Ia Junia with electric juice
the city ought To hav. the tio.oeo In.
stead Of the light company. The
same argument will apply To = mt
niripai grocery store. aud she city Of
Ia Junsa would have ten times the
business with n municipal srocery
store that u Will have with = municip.
al light plant
There would be real money In q mu.
nlctpai grocery store. and every moth.
ere son Who lives In Ia juatA would
share In the profits. Why only last
week one Of the richest melons ever
cot by . ch,caso corporation was
served 10 the common stockkeidess Of
Hears. robvck 4 60. BY the directors
oe this mail order house. which also
dees . large business IN - Junta. and
why not put Sssrs. isobuck out os busi.
nses BY starting y municipal, gsocery
store In - Junta. and then sell sro.
cssies at mail order prices. There
weula be money In H.
nsars. .Rebvck declared = stock divl.
doA1 u es per cent. and ordered the
lsoesace Of oss.ooo.sse new common
seoek absolutely free 10 the present
shareholders. The Hears. Robuck mel.
On has . pAr value Of e3s.see.eeo. and
With this benus Of sss.ses.oee more
absolutely free. ~,li new have . mar.
Vet value Of sss-tWo and ene.haif
tlnss the original value The Tribune
10 sirens for = municipal Grecery store.
u WeulA he = real money maker for
tie city Of L. Jsnta.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
w...A.. 10, .s....,.

January boasts Of forty eight one.
hundredths OF an Inch Of moisture
during the month. which was sixteen
onc-hundredths OF nn inch greater
than for the month previous which
dredths. During the past three
months there has been less than an
Inch Of moisture all told. The mols.
ture during January was all snow
there being slight snowfaiis on si,
different dstes-sth. 18th. :irt. :2d,
:sth. and sist--shc last being greater
than all the others combined.
The temperature during the month
was Ideal. and only on one day-the
:ad--dld the Thermometer register a,
the ssro point on January "a the
above zero .at o'clock In the after
mona regular summer day brand OF
weather. not equaiied even In Cali.
forniA at this time Of year. and yet
people make the long journey 10 the
Pacific Coast 10 "spend the winter"
and escape the rigorous blasts Of Old
Borsas. All that Colorado needs IL
advertising 20 achieve . reputation ~
winter - we'll ~ . summer resort
and the playground Of the natien.
Dvrsns the month there we're ~
clear days, . partly clouey and 8 Who'll.
" cloudy days.
TAs sscssA fer each aay IN the
sseath - rscssasa ~ q H Miller. Of
Nessh Ia Jvnta. cor beeai weather oh.
server. whess oAoesvasleas are taken
~ e'cieck. morning. ana evening. II
A Raalosas
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
PUBLIC ~UL,ry- coNrl.As.
Measers 81 La Jssta lsSsstrsal Asss.
citation Diseass Proposed MualeaDal
Light Plant SD Other 0uestioss

About seventy-five business men OF
La Junta gathered around q festive
board within the sacred precincts Of
Harmony Hall last Friday evening for
the purpose Of enjoying n feast Of
Kood things to eat and "a flow Of d.
vergence opinion on municipality owned
public utilities. The occasion was the
| regular annual meeting of the La Jun
In Industrial Association. which has
been In state Of innoucuous desuetudc
for 10 these many months. and resur-
rected for this auspicious occasion for
the purpose OF getting an expression
Of opinion from the business men on
some vital municipal questions that are
to be submitted to "a vote OF the people
at the city election In April next
Interesting talks were made by May
or Lamb. C. A. Clark. NJ. u. McCauiey.
T.. W. Mcdaniel. T. l.. Davis. S. r. Men.
| sielson. James McNecn. r. Phillips
Harry Allen. r. w. Cuckow. II. C.
Todd. e. T.. Sabin and others. but there
WAS "A wide divergence of opinion as to
whether La Junta had reached that
stage In her development that would
Justify assuming more liabilities. The
people have not been sufficiently In
formed ON the question. and even II
they were fully informed II is very
doubtful whether they would approve
OF the proposed scheme at the present
time.
Eight years ago La Junta was. In the
| throes of n municipal ownership cam
paign. with all the newspapers In town
boosting for Il and giving the dear peo-
pie all kinds of light on the question
but the proposed municipal ownership
OF the electric light plant was voted
down AT that time by n majority OF
about three 10 one. II will meet with
the same fate this year.
Not until our municipal form Of gov
| ernment Is changed will La Junta be
ready to assume the management OF
any more public utilities. Before the
meeting adjourned committc was ap-
pointed to investigate the question OF
adopting commission FORM OF govern
mcnt In this city. consisting of IT, W
Allen. q. $. Thompson and c. w. Sabin
Their. will he something doing aion1
this line In the near future. but not nj
the regular election In April. as n qucs.
tion Of this nature has to he submitted
to vote OF the people mt special elce.
JON - l-g~ -. -.
Before the meeting adjourned dircc.
tors Of the Ia Junta Industrial Associa.
tion for the ensuing year were elected
ms follows: H. Phillips. J. n. Lamb. J.
l.. Giiiiiand. T. J. Cook. W. y. Andrews
q. ". Miiiik.n. u. a sieen. l.. =. Thiets
and u. l.. Thorne The directors were
expected TO meet last night and cff.c,
an organization by "iccting officers
An advisory board of fifteen was also
selected.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
sUssssl Tsssss Asss Wssk.

Ths santa Fe will DO . land office
business In the passenger line nsxe
week. On Tuesday there will bs nlns
specials trsins. due to the sxposistea
rate 70 nan FraWctseo. No. wiii pass
through Il Jvnsa In five sections, aNA
ssst6ss these there will bs sesr special
tss,as. three ee them being the west.
sfn Fruit Jobbers' specials who are on
their way 10 Nan Diego. and one for
the "Eseeywomsn" theatrical sroups,
which playa IN engagement q the
Nssrhs Theatss In this city On Wsa.
Hesday evening.
The fruit Jetbsrs' special will cs~.
ssss ef enc train Of ten ears and I've q
seven cars each. with buffet smotse
end diWin9 car on each train. vleh bar.
sse.baggassmaR. saA porter fee saeA
car In ths Instructions . assass
aseNg the line the esaerai paseeagse
assas Gays: "Plsass hsas IN aisl that
~ wiMes o. lievers wiii ~ ~ IN
either euffet.saeklag eas o. llaee "a
any es The eeetleNs evse say pessSeN ef
the oaNsa ~ liase." TAs oeaea Ys n
hsspsHs sst sems WITT shs Avy eauss.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
L.as.s s...ssi, ns.ss.s.

The Arkansas Valley Baseball Lea
que held Its annual meeting In La Jun
IA Sunday. The following officer,
were elected for the coming year:
President. r. l. Christy. Lamar; vice
president. Geo. A. Cunning. Las AMI
mas: secretary. VIM. b. winchell, La
Junta; treasurer. Russell C. Draper, La
Junta.
A few changes were made In the by
laws. and Il was the sense Of the DEL
egates that the umpires ne given more
power than they had last season.
There will positively be no rowdy ball
playing at Pastime Park this season.
The umpires will first reprImand the
player who gets too strong by saying:
Tut! tut" II that doesn't bring him
to his senses. he will be banished from
the game.
The United States Naval Hospital at
Fort Lyon 10 desirous Of becoming a
member OF the league and committee
was appointed to investigate the prop
osition of taking In Fort Lyon and Pu-
ebio and making II n six club league.
AZ meeting held Monday night Of
ficers were elected OF the local club m
follows: President. Seymour Hall. Sec
retary. Reg Garvin: treasurer. Geo. W.
Milltken; manager. Geo. II. Little. They
are all business men. and under their
efficient administration the baseball
team will have 4uccessfui season
without the slightest doubt.
As the gate receipts do not cover the
expenses Of running the club. Il is nee
essary that the balance be raised by
means Of a subscription list. There
will be no difficulty In doing this. Il In
thought. but Il In absolutely necessary
that the club shall have sufficient In
come each month to pay the running
expenses. The officers OF the club
have determined that the club shall not
no In debt. II 10 therefore up to those
who will be called upon. to see that
the necessary financial aid 10 forth
coming. The other towns In the Val
ley come through and La Junta must
do so also or else drop out OF high So
ciety'' and play bail In the class be-
low.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
New s.... =. r,.. r..,. r.-..-.-.

A new time table will become effect
I've on the Santa Fc tomorrow. There
are few Important changes. but most
OF the regular trains run on the sams
time schedule NJ heretofore.
No. will bc fast mail and express
train from Chicago 60 Los Angeles.
carry1ng no paasenger equipment ex-
ccpt one coach west Of Kansas City.
The train will carry no passengers ex-
cept between points west OF Kansas
city. where II is scheduled to stop. Il
Will leave Chicago daily at o:.o y. m,
arrive at Kansas City at $50 a. M. tho
next day. leaving at $3.50 a. IN. arriv-
In gin La Junta at 1880 the same -v-
ening. and going south to Albuquerque
ten minutes later.
No. \ viii arriv. from the south at
1895 a m. and depart east at 1870 "a.
M. Instead of ~ 80 u. m, as at present
No. sss viii run between Newton and
la Junta. leaving Newton az s.so a.
m, and arriving at la Junta at 7:ss -.
IN
no. sss viii be a mixed train. Il Will
leave la Junta Mt 7:o5 D. IN. instead OF
$3.50 .. M. and arrive at Dodge city at
si,s a. ~. Nos 90; and sss will b.
discontinued between La Junta and
Pueblo.
No. 90: will start nj Canon City In
stead Of Pueblo. II will leave Canon
city at s;ss u. m. and arrive In La Jun
Ia at 1880 n m. No. sio will arrive
from Denver at 1910 o. m. Instead Of
1880 as at present.
No. sos IL new train between Ia
Junia and Canon City. Il will leave
la Junsa NJ s:ao D. m. arrive at Pueb.
10 at $50 .. m. and In Canon city az
$50 p. m.
No. sos 10 another new train from
Pueblo TO La Junta- u viii leave Pu-
eblo ~ ESQ y. m. and arrive In -
Jsnss at s:Ss p. m.
This new time table Will give IL
Jvuts the best service west that Il has
ever had
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
Alfalfa Ne, ~ as.ss p...sl.

H. G. TeaA. Of shs 1.A Jsnta Tra1tns
Company. hes been desng . land esltes
bSstMess buying alfalfa hay durias the
past ten aays. DURING that pssie1 he
has hsught aAl shipped thirty eas.
teaAs. eleven cars belng shlDps1 feeN
vasious pelnts es the AskaHsas Valley
yesterday. Ne 10 aeeiag - buyiaG
agent fer the Dayton q Marfiassea
MuIe Company. ef Mast -. Louis. No.,
Whe have ehe eeAeraee fes buytAG
hesoee aaA mules fee the DasllsA army,
whlsA % DreesAe ere bslng asssmtlel
u 1IAthsoos ~ TIE psiee pall eaa0el
fFo0 % - % ~ toNs aeooeloag - ~
QuAllev o. eAe Nv. D11ao 0oaDeee 0oo1l
- nv Wese teale1 late eFelGAt eoso \
u Suasa 1ase We1nes6AS nesneaO.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
C.l r.ss.. Ass..s.l.

The sheriff Of Bent county came TO
Rocky Pord Wednesday afternoon with
. warrant for the arrest Of Col Fred
perdus. Nr. Psrdue returned 70 Las
Aainas with the officer. The charge
agAiass the defendant according % the
sAessfes office at Las Animas. 10 nils.
Representation Of facts In obtainiag Q
~ q hay aal 20 the charge Mr. Per.
duo eatsred . plea ef not guilty and
Furnished bond Tor his appearance In
oooss n hat city % February ssh.
~. Hee1ue has been IN extensive
ouVoe - hav - osas aeunsy dvstng the
Daee sew aeashs. sseseseaslng eastiss
- 3Aaoas City.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
alsMvnavwonAM..
oeg e1sra 80 Aasieal Ceosay Cen
aas 10 ths nosske TAesaes Next
: Wo1oss1ay NlgAe.


those who have been In New York
= New Years Eve will appreciate the
etfficuity which beset the theatrical
eroAucer who sought to give repro.
suction OF the riot and fanfare which
Drevails upon Broadway Tor about two
hours just AZ the old year 10 limpins
cut and the new year comes tripping
IN. This problem has been successful.
u solved by George Marion In Henry
~. Savags's production Of the dramat-
&c spectacle. "Everywoman." which
viii be seen at the Rourks Thsater.
Wednesday. February 10th.
He has absolutely detached a good.
sised chunk OF the carnival spirit for
which New York 10 famous At this par.
sicuIar time and has bodied Il Il forth
IN such a manner No to make the spec.
sator feel that he IL really witnessing
life and not Its counterfeit.
The scene IL Of huge proportions.
Those who are familiar with New
York easily recognise Its proximity TO
Long Acre Square and the lobster pal
aces. Just In the section where the
gambler. Rosenthal. paid the forfeit of
his life to the hired gunner. Marion.
win sure touch. has shown the flot-
sam OF the street, the denixens of the
neither world who meet and mix and
minglc In easy confratcrnity on that
night ~ on no other night In the
year. with members OF the rent paying
classes Rubbing elbows on that boIs.
ferrous occasion. meeting each other
with perfect freedom Of -tssuuEAt and
eAlA -
thieves. upright cItisens and second.
story arttsts. housewives and scarlet
women. ministers. mendicants and
murdcrers. all surge through the
s9reets intent only upon giving vent to
~ the noise In their systems and
cssering one another on their way. I,
10 the night when crooks escape
through the 'dcad-line" and appear
fhrther up broadway than on any
other night Of the year.
But the scene 10 kaieidscopic. shift
Int every instant. The crowd 10 per-
feStiy manipulated. II surgcs on and
enrges off. moved by the slightest en-.
price. The secret Of the success Of the
scene u apparently tho unstudicd man.
nsr II which every person Joins ths
olsteg1ug. This 10 made possible bs.
8Neoo1o shs Disots sf the mob ere real
- and not -sNpsts who are halt.
tra1ned and showed off and on In hap.
hasard style. The spirit Of the carnl.
val season IL In every point Of the rep.
rssentation. There are young women
In male clothes and men In woman's
ciothss. Street gamins fight with ons
another over the possession Of coppcrs
thrown Into the streets by wealth.
The scene is succeeded by the ap.
pearance Of Evcrywomnn who wandcrs
down the street under the falling snow
accompanied only by Youth whose foot
steps are becoming uncertain. II Ii
all natural and contains the art which
conccais art. for there In nothing rtiit.
cd or STACEY In a situation which II
really the old form Of mciodrama In
new garb. The .arb II most becoming
and no one can witness Il unmovcd.
Prices 'S cents 10 i:.oo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
,ssAs sA.ssss ssssss - s.sS.ssy.

TAs 1sesrhs Thsaser was leased enc
day thts week 70 e. ". Wemaeriy for
. Deste1 Of ene yess. with the priv.
oe0s ~ three. TIE meNthly rental 10
o9le. Durins the past year the tkea.
ess Aas besM rented 70 J. W. Te11 at .
noatAly rsataI sf osse. Nr. TeAd had
~ opeleN fsr three years. evt save
aeeteo sens tlms ase that hs weul1
we1so eAs epslsn and ASKED fer . ~.
1ooe@oa - the seal ~. To11 elalms
eoo4 ~ eheaess hes beeN . teslns
Dsooogoolea during the psst yeAs. hav.
~ boea - nueA ~ oi.soo behlal 1us.
~ ~ Des1el. but that ~ eHpests y
80 ~ ,evea eesose hls veas y oul
z Woo1osev wll0 tahe eAAege q ~
gCgqC1o - ysesuAgy ieeh, aal le aay.
~ ~ 0obo q ~ aal snako . eue.
e. - y ~ eueeey go.