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The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25
Coming to Eagle Park

The Saxon-Harris Evangelistic party will begin series of meetings at Eagle Park next Sunday morning at 11a. m. Dr. Saxon is one of the ablest evange- lists in the Southwest and will be as sisted by two excellent singers. 5000 people ought to hear his sermon next Sunday morning. Dr. Saxon is a Bap- tst but christians of all denominations rejoice under his preaching.
 Committee
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25
A Cash Offer

The Independent has made a special clubbing rate with The Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal by which we will furnish both papers for one year for the sum of S1.75. The Commercial Appeal is one of the largest and best papers in the South. and we hope to receive many new sub- scriptions on this offer; $175 cash for both papers. 35-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

If every strike agitator was sent to the penitentiaryfor the first offense and hanged for the second it would not be long until strikes would be thing 1f the past. Many innocent men, women and children are killed in this country every year as a result of strike riots. Make the penitentiary sentences not less than five years.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

splendid addresses. There were
 seven Sunday Schools represent ed and thirty subscriptions taken. The attendance was fair and interest good. Those attend ing from Carlisle were H. 1.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

The Sunday School Gonven- ton of District No. 3 was held in the New Hope church Sunday Sept. 21. Prof. Mayfield of Lit tie Rock represented the State assoriation and delivered two
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25
Everybody Needs Insurance

l am representing some of the best Fire and Tornado insurance companies in the country and so iicit your insurance business. 49.tf Mrs. J. W. Hutson
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25
Mules and Horses For Sale

We have a number of good horses and mules for sale at req sonable prices. Call on us for full particulars.
 47-tf Nichols x HutSOn
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

Every room in the public school building is now being occupied, which is something that has not been done before This is good evidence that Carlisle Is growing rapidly and will soon need more room for school purposes.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

Buechley and wife, w. l.. Fren- semeier and wife, Mr. Weide- meyer wife and sons and Rev. J. T. J. Fizer.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

Let us do your printing.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

For the stomach and bowel disorders of babies, McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR is a remedy of genuine merit. It acts quickly. is pure, wholesome and pleasant to take.- For sale by all drug. glStS.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

the penltentlaryfor the first offenSe and hanged for the second, 1t would not be long until strikes would be a thing 3f the past Many innocent men, women and children are killed in this country every year as result of strike riots. Make the penitentiary sentences not less than five years.
 Mules and Horses For Sale
 We have a number of good horses and mules for sale at req sonable prices. Call on us for full particulars.
 47-tf Nichols x Hutson
 Every room in the public school building is now being occupied, which is something that has not been done before. This is good evidence that Carlisle Is growing rapidly and will soon need more room for school purposes.
 For the stomach and bowel disorders of babies, McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR is a remedy of genuine merit. It acts quickly, is pure, wholesome and pleasant to take.- For sale by all drug. glStS.
 A. C. Jones has purchased large re- tail dairy farm in Franklin, Penn, and will leave for that place in a few days. He has for sale some good dairy stock. See his ad in this paper.
 This is a good timeto paint up your buildings. See the Arkmo Lum Der Go. for the best paints on the market. 12 If
 Arrangements have been made for President Wilson's special train to make a stop at Lonoke. The President will not make a speech there.
 -C. c. Hummel wants all your eggs at highest price in cash or trade. 5t If A good Holstein COW will pay for self in less than ones year for family use. A. C. Jones will sell you good ones. 2o-1t
 Coal for steam or domestic purposes. See II. L. Perkins. Phone 89 19-2t
 !. II. Griffin and Al Dick spent the first of the week in St Louis on busi- ness.
 -Dairymen, attention. A. c. Jones will sell you as good cows as can be found in the South. These cows will pay you. 2O-1t F. R. Zimmerman left Wednesday for. Memphis to spend a couple of days at tending the Tri-State Fair.
 We have some real nice conn., 1 try sweet. potatoes. Call us up
 N. w. Young & Son. Mrs. B. D. Patterson is in Memphis this week taking in the Tri-State Fair.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

WE are offering this place, adjoining the city of Carlisle with 28 acres of fine land fine young or chard including several kinds of nut trees, small fruits, etc.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-09-25

A. C. Jones has purchased large re- tail dairy farm in Franklin, Penn., and will leave for that place in a few days He has for sale some good dairy stock. See his ad in this paper.
, 1919-09-04
TELEGRA1AS
ST. CROIX STATION.

Pretoria, Aug. 28th.-General Louis
Rotha the Premier ard Minister of Agri-
culture Of the Union of South Africa
died suddenly early this morning follow
i New York, Aug. 28th.- Mayor Hylana
roceived a telegram from the Prince OF
Wales, today accepting the Mayors lnvi-
tation sent by an aero plane mail 70 vlsiC
Nav York ana accept the freedom OF the
city. The Prince said he expected to
con- to The United States in November.
Washington, Aug 28th. The sale to
France for $500, 900, 600 Of all the Amerl-
can expeditionary force property in thai
country except that withheld to return
, 1919-09-04

which property's music and music,
stands IS presently at the disrosal etc
COULD not be intended, no other Band.
particularly the Native, has never nor
will ever extend co rtesy etc. 1t was
thought that '.presently"-that is the
day the letter was written would be
taken as meaning that the properties
mentioned were in the hands OF the
Navy BAND. Could you not, Brother
Organization, have taken it that way
You make the letter to read: the
Industrial Band is the only disposed eb;d to
viii NOT only mean that you are not
~ vii itn uG' to ''t end, but that the Industrial
Band would not be 2DilIimg to lend a
lvre or a clip since these are things mnss
other than music or music-stands. That
would Re silly were it true, would it
net? Anyway, here is the hand for pro-
or SIS ard h CHER things.
Yours,
THE INDUSTRIAL
BRASS BAND.
, 1919-09-04
H INDUSTRIAL
BRASS BAND.

Frederiksted, Aug. 31st 1919.
The America schr. Virginia" ar
rived here last night from Porto Rico
y;f ST. Thomas with 81 packages OF
ee 1eral cargo and the following pas
&xelina Rollock, Antoinette Rubel,
Susanna Giddings, Jacob Edwards, Ben
iatlin e. Rubel, Beanca Adams MS
: She ,6e''I lett At 6 p. M, with the follow
i'f Tor p' Pot. t Rico-A. II. Staples. F. NJ.
% r ,el1a St. Thomas-James Gregory. Al
fred Austin. ]. Hunt, Miss A. Meyers
Mis- /. 4, Sewer, Miss A. A: Lorand,
Mis- {. Gas,ello. Claude q Cecil Mar
shsI, Randolph Simmond5, Simeon
Weeks. Miss Vesup, Y. Gabriel, MISS
He en- Russell, E. Walcott, W, Henley
Miss Buhimann.
The Amer. Sloop "Carib" arrived here
Monday morning from Porto Rico with
a ergo of Gasoline for Mr.. K. I. Mer-
win & Co.
, 1919-09-04

t1AS ltOOHS ISIiIdllllIIS 10 PIONlQCN LII n
the contract signed with the French
Govt, the War Department swas advised
today by its special liquidation commits
sion.
Brussels, Aug. 28th. The Belgian Govt.
has raised it's legations to the Quirinal
and the Holy See to Embassies.
Paris, Aug. 29th. President Poincare
today signed a decree prohibiting the ex-
portation Of rice.
Berlin, Aug. 18th. The 'Vorwaerts'
announces the composition ola new I'M
perial Council as follows: Prussia rs
votes, Bavaria Z, Saxony 5, Baden 3,
Wurtemburg 3, all other States one,
While the rouse principalities coupled
one vote.
Ottawa, Aug. 28th-The Dominion
capital gave a welcome to the P"ince of
Wales today.
San Juan, P. R. Sept. Bird Observer
here says: Storm moderate, Intensity
is passing fifty miles south of Porto Rico,
moving westward. No danger here.
Weather calm.
London. Aug. 18th. - Reuter's). All the
newspapers are featuring the onthusi-
astic welcome to the Prince Of Y ales is
receiving in Canada. TIE West ninsrer
Gazette says. mo one ever doubted
that the Prince would receive such a well
come. lis w personality and the part
played In the struggle wherein tho Cana
dams bore SO great a share, were sufflci-
emf to assure that, but the people of the
dominion are Surprising all expec cations
by the Iealtihess IL their elcome
and by the pleasure they are OF giously
taking in the Princes visit. In tn midst
of all these manifestations Of pa lie in
terest nd his own popularity, the Prince
is tEaring himself well, displaying tllt
quiet courtesy and modesty which already
endeared him to his people at home"
Quebec, Aug. 29th.-H. N. S. Re
nown" which brought the Prince of
Wales to Quebec, is due to leave here on
September 1st. The programme Of her
cruise for September and October is as
follows:
Leave Quebec on September 12t, and
put in to Halifax September 3rd. for oil.
Leave Halifax on Sept. 5th arriving at
St. Kits Sept. 9th.
Leave St. Kits on Sept. 18th. arriving
at Barbados Sept. 18th.
Leave Barbados on Sept. 10th. arriving
at Grenada Sept. 10Th.
Leave Grenada on Sept. 10Th. arriving
at Trinidad Sept. 10Th.
Leave Trinidad on Sept. 23rd. arriving
at Bahia Sept. 30th.
Leave Bahia October End. arriving at
Rio October 4th. taking OLD.
oava Rio Oct Nth orrivinO 1T por.
, 1919-09-04

ment las inc for two hours was heard at
Viborg, Finland, on August 9th. in the
dhectlon of KTonstadt, the Bolsheviki
MAYA base near Petrograd, says a Hell
slngforS message today. 1t is supposed
that the British naval and air forces are
engaged.
Archangel, Aug. 29th.-The monitor
GloWworm" has been sunk at Ensk.
The cause Of the disaster was an explo-
sion OF an ammunition barge. The loss
is estimated OF about 20 men killed and
40 missing.
Paris, Aug. 29th.-The Municipality IL
the Hague has withdrawn its exhibit at
the Brussels reconstruction exhibition,
because of a controversy between the
Belgian and the Netherland govts. over
the revision of the treaty of 1889.
Brussels, Aug. 29th.--The Belgian
GOVT has accepted the proposal of Mr..
Herbert Hoover, Director General of the
ddnter-Alled relief organization, that the
flnaI assets OF the Belgian relief commits
SION, amounting to about SIG, 000, 600 be
devoted to create q foundation for the
higher education of the children of work
efs and people of limited means. The
assets CONSIST Of erosits in Roloian
banks, and equipment and stores which
nave not yet been realized upon.
NEW YORK. Aug. Both 1919.
Flour, Blended Clear St. Lawrence Frand
!, pr. brl. $10.25.
Meal, killdried per 100 TBS 81. IS
New Seasons Pork per brl. S57. 90
Heavy Mess Pork per Dbl. $4,000
Sugar--Crystals Confirmed by Brokers)
per 100 lbs. S7.28
Molasses t9o test pr 100 lbs. no quotation.
COTTON, Mddllng Upland, at Liverpool per
ID. 10 10-100d.
Exchange, New York and London. 60
days sight $4,15
Exchange New York and London, Sight
$4.Z04
Sugar-Delnerara Crystals duty paid price.
fixed by the Royal Commission per cwts
Muscoyado, 1897 basis, doating terms 9To; o IN
bond, DITTO duty paid. 55s. 6d.-76s. Cd.
German Beet $500 fob. no further saIes
during the war
Java 960( Glib 4Itar or Chancellor Orders
floating terms, no quotations..
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa Good Middling Red nor
cwt. 125s. ID. 127s.
Cotton, Medium Fine Sea Island. at Liy.
erpoOl nominal per ID.
Bank of England rate of Discount per
cent. 5.
Consols 81
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

PARADISE OF THE PACIFIC


The httie-known Trcbrand group u
islands In cluster Of paimcso,hed
Eenas that stud The emerald Pacific Z
hundret-odd miles northeast Of "a.
mafai Uapua). They are the real
thing In curHl romance. Tbs natives
Gre If tns Metahss,an ttpe. hsppy pec-
pie with fgndness ESPECIALLY ca the
part OF the star%yca maidensI fU
Europeans who have exploited the
rich pearl fishery. They are advanced
III arts and crafts. and produce n tr~
mendoas quantity of carved weapons
end ornaments, which arc eagerly
bought ny tourists from curlc-deaiesy
10 sydney aud Melbourne,
Before competition SGT In the island.
ers did not get much for their pearla
Gems wersh so and sT5 were freely
bought for 50 many pence. The E-uup
~ Fat but In richly clothed In juSEla
ard produces vast quantities Of excel
Lent yams, which are traded. Good
climate. gprgvpax sc~nery. blue sNas
Ire hlllow!nx stlk. dlaDopd-dustsf
beaches aad splendid Eshing aud Eaoo<.
ing! p
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
FEEDING NEW CORN TO STOCK


New corn II mot safe xTxin fnT
WORK hcrxss ard nIsiI~s. ~ n ~ Iissis
TO produce collie and Indigestion. II
Il must be- fed. fe%d ossiy thu drye~t
ears DOT rnyre than four ar xx ~sfx
q, earh meal ANAL ausniisy n
sal, sAauld he *pylnaaeS ea each f~ei.
A better and safer method Ia 10 fed
half eorn sn1 half oats.
n green Germ Nv fed to hngs. Tho
safes; plan In To fssd the entire stalks
with she ears nn the stalks Fred
small quantities nj eaeh meal: sfTe&d
the cnrn oa, In the fr~d iot ~ That
each nne viii w~t tn full share.
Keep a fuIl surFyiy ~ wo"d shd
co~i ashes, burnt wood ard corneo6
charcoal under cover I'm the f~sdine
PEGS. ~ she haxs cmn help Themselves
These minerals Arr useful In correct.
Ing the srsdi,y nj the sresa fodder and
rnrn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
The Kaisa as knew Him
For Fourteen Years


nal ght thus be precipfksAa and he Saa
eonhdsns that EnsIand7said keep ost
n Il. ~.
England would he az EAi 10 war
with Us" be soid me al the syae. for
fear Of losing Egypt. India asY lrvlana.
Any na,ioa would thlnk swls.. before
fighting my armies. bat Engs&sA par
tienlarty because abe would n0S AtaFe
10 risk the loss OF bar overseas 'sssss,-
ulea." n
When the kaiser's ambitious prnlasa
10 dominate the world liz considered.
a:s consistent opposition to the uhiyvr-
sal disarmament proposals. Is easily
Understood. without o superior arm?
and navy. his whole plaa would have
10 be abandonsd and his dream OF
worldwide dosnin!oa would be- shat
tered.
On ono occasion when We were dis.
cuss.ng the Carnegie peace efforts,
the satser disclosed very positively
Just where h. stood on the proposition.
Look nj the nissory af the nations
Of the world" he declared THE only
nhtilns which have progressed aud be-
come great have been warning nations
Those which have not been ambitious
aud gone 10 war have amounted ~
nothing"
Shortly after Wilson had pointed the
way ~ peace la Europe In one Of his
notes to all the helligeren, powers the
kaiser called TO see me professionally
and we discussed that latest phase Of
the situation. .., ,...,,..... -..-.,,.
The way 70 peace now seesss per
trctiy eiear," | ventnrsi >"Only your
ma ssty's everlncreaAss army and
navy stands Ia the ,lsfay II Germany
witt gtv~ srra aer, s<rsamseis;. ~, spssas.
We would soon have peace"
That Ii ont ~ the qaesuoa for Ger
many" replied the kaiser. decis'yely,
we have NO mountains like the pyre'
necs 10 protect us. We have the opes
plains OF Russia with their vast
hordes eadangering us. Mo- we shall
remain armed TO the teeth forever !"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Experiments rosissted eo the Ks&-
ses agricultural csslsge firm hAvs
shown that 10 ISsnpds ~ Kr~~a s'salfs.
ru, ard fed In arr lot. ~ss ~qaai 10
100 gssanas n essvn. Ssx pgsadx nf
cssH ~ss nsssssRry to prvfses posnd
cf pork. ~ The ITO Pounds ri sfstfa
psctar~i 's2-s s<s9nfs ef pors. Ests-
EatlhE that daring TIE ss-ason sn sers
~ s3aifs will y1iG 5000 tsosfsA. NJ
sr@ra ssay. tbs. II cut and fsd green
wfsh eora. tFvsssa nsske 2Du E.pnds a
PORK. tarursne this pers ri shs PFC
Tsiginr fsEre wfsi gsws nssssse s:iea ~
re raise - "a E4eTs u tlfasfs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

RAISING WELL slsEn SyllI
Assrrw Menev l~Sss&aa MSrs cHtsAay
rAss Aay c>sAaf Fssm AMamels a
kxesss 4ssaaty.

flFNrsrss hg sAs ssnas~a sAAss~ xssx~lns
S~as Il Agsss~sssF~a
No hfanrA ~ live xs@<& fsrxRan1
gives s~sss~ rssnils tAA& she rHassNG
Vt ~salswsa swsae wAsa sNaa9xpa
MssA III reaAssaahle ssMaaAt AK intsssk
ExncA The ksg VI aa~ Nc sA~ t6Gssk
smpesssas ssaasAls 10 rssSe - ne ssssA
either fos saess " mr. sawss. aa& W
Farm N ceasfss~ss cntesw &assr Asaxs nm
1spt 10 aid III TIRE saexaesn assfhs& q
Nsrtak. The fAFsn~f. @f fss~ Sc4atA
ND West. xwskrning se the ta~SttS NJ
sAss kag. ore ssgaaas snrte&sanx tAnfs
ousaut VI rark And sAsar hsnk \ 4
ecaatA I'hs hag requires sess lAfstr.
ie@s eeSpsHeat. lwss esrsssl asxa sskAss
4r~aser yatax Pr hasaSh~a sxsaaaS IN
e1Re~sffsses than nay ssAss faFsa sak
sssai snf rSs@sasss hsnaseaf fsxsAs ~
In grvassF NHaAet~; And rvtasus I'm
raahey laee~ENa ass~~ quickly shaa sny
ether faFsa animal sxev4A gseussry.
In the iru~ksng and nssx~stavsntnx
s~e*saas at abe Nnitsd states haxs sss-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
Wsrsssd,

I ro'ices5 that scg engaged In earn
est eonvsrss,ina win thst consUrssf
cite
We we're tnst having = little argu
rneh' As'os;. the rsspef pscassesasass
cf the street ] I'VE ca said Processes
r-Gs ~,sas Insisted that II ssscaid -
called 'wcslungtan.' bot havinx saEsa
kfso=irdge 81 the man who 8eftniel
SAroleoa nj wat#riea, eorsxndesi n
sssssld he 'ETeilsnstnn'
"wsll which 10 IL to be henoessSfh--
rwsfsuagtnn' or 'EeglIugsDnT
-AhesH W esgaassGss' - RsrtaanghaD
A 90 Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
CHAPTER XII.


Although ! had sreQesntiy seen the
saisrsta Ia the eaasesny al the kaiser.
| Gid rot artsmssy szs-~s her mnssi she
heeaiae my sasient. in lai2 frosa shicA
'tsue an xhe visited me saxre or ic~s
regularly.
Without sosng siceeiy Into her his
tory. il aaay he suffscseas 20 rws~lt ihas
when the kaiser saarried her. IN 1854.
she was the frtnee~s Victoria AZ
SeAleswsE ssosssesn SonaereaFg .A.sses..-
tentsrx. She Was u year older than
her husband, She cuiamantesi no par
tieuisr wealth and was not ~ nrepas.
sessing thea, reshapA as she became
whrr." r4ssa. wears. iasrr. bier hale
turned white and xs,fsrnsd bar rather
large features and too highly colared
complexion.
y sst fiFss' tH+r,tfaa.ssss enss0 tls~ assx<rtA
occurred one Sunday afternoon az the
Berlin palace, where I had bssn IN
structrd tn be ut three O'Clock. was
conducted up the stairway and, en the
first landing met the kaiser, who was
waiting for tae.
We'll Davis" he said. Il hope !
hayen't spoiled your Sunday afternoon.
bot ! assure you II was not for nyseif
l sent for sou. bc, for nay wife. shs
has been suffering for several days and
We are guiag 10 have state hall cn
Tuesday and ! went you to get her 10
order, 10 that SHE can attend n. ~ IL Ia
one ef the most important social func
tions OF the season. Feiiew toe, and !
will take you 10 my wife and Introduce
you"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

usea to consume varteasm unmarkntahiA
substances. The vsiae ~ milk II
kncwn Oh every tarm slthengh II HsAy
not be fuily appreciated. and amy on&
who has fed pigs knows the ks*a
appetite they have far milk and IN
proaurts In III. nelRhhorheod al
many tarrw tairsex port pFoducsian
has becoDe VERY prominent aud 10.
crativ~ supplement 10 the dairy indu&
try. Tie hog In also large factor In
cheap1niaK the prodac,iea OF heef.
Hogs err placed In the cattle feed
lots to utilise the corn and rsher seeda
which the cattle have failed tn dssest
and which otherwise would be wasted.
Hngs following steers IN many casea
have increased the rrafst per steer By
IN N a. Farmers and hotel and res.
taurant owners are u.lnE Kitchen
REFUSE to produce sslshlc pork. In
fact. No A consumer Of by products thu
hog has no rival.
Hss~~ses, this propensity In sssaas In.
stances III hang taAen unfair adyan.'
tase ~ through ignorance and iack VI
care. MIR products. animal osfai. etc.
which cotatsin disease germs. m.
peSially thnsr ri Tuberculosis. ara
given 10 hogs This practice mol only
results In spreading disease bat cmns~s
loss In tho hogs themselves through
Condemnation nj slaughter. All such
rrIucss should be- effectively stsfiiised
before being fed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

III VI Hearst R<~spss~rs ~ 1 ~
seSssKAAay asaxn~s thas ~ ksyA psAt
aashssi i NaSk ewEa~a ~AnAesacxa RlEMus
end BxtsikA fx~seHsaaAs u Eea.@ wkigk
'sxrRsned Il once es me- way In kal&w
was IN 1Ithualassis ah*us AknA
b w. cmsrss ut ons az cxx xnay
cessTsFsasieaS III IL nsAkes AZ Azssr.
teaa nsmnissan& tA& kalax paaa IN w.
sss<ss NJ Mr. SsAwaA
\ What ssa s.sss saswSa frssn ScAwAA
~ae w sAHx fhu ReEhseN~sa ssssa paanf
~ wsrk ssaaass sssr ke MID -Ais y
Ut AassFsaa Is& xxfracssoN and wssiaa
wssk ag@aass aassaae fw Ne saks w
the snottes shssss sn stg"
I'm faliewinx affairs In yAa.sstrA
vssy tiAaseas." hs tsaa nue. EN- NnetAes
ose@xaoa. tssasw ne eEsssea the war.
"Sos all II yeas ssssssoxs ara aXaiast
uS Hrmwscs Ssrne4 Es~ sns&sasAS h
sSkiax q YsTy strens neusrai sssnN, I
unserssasad. aa4 n ~ a ssss tAee sSS
aos sRSasv llks HIM
Just before ! lsft fsx my trip 10
AH.ssisa In issi1 she kaiser called On
nse aud ! saaa hsan l was ieasing.
~Ress. Davis" he ssia 30 csr~.al
net " run against any msanss ~ h&
sarresacssa yowgl grat@hsy De palasd
into RaSiaad ma year way ever, We
enasrssaad all Aaafs ere taksa sssss
fes sxalnaaasaon." Th~n. with tFw In
his sss, he added. III yea sAosfa zee
nay ceasan the kiax, In Easiaaa. kick
kita ON the sAans for He,"