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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27
STOCK UP WITH COAL NOW
Is ADVICE OF COMMISSION

The public utilities commission of
Utah last Tuesday ISSUED this APP
peal "Sccurc your winter coal nov.
During the past two years the gov.
eminent. railroads and state utilities
commissions were called upon and con
Quoted a campaign urging consumers
to secure their supply of winter coal
during the summer months, first, IN
order to keep the coal mines working
during the entire year; second, 10
utilize equipment during the slack
period and relieve the shortage Of
railroad ears occasioncd by heavy
order. for coal shipments at time
when such ears were needed for NOV.
ing grain and other products of the
soil
1.-The large acreage of wheat and
other grains this year indicates an
exceptionally heavy crop, which will
have Ia be- moved by rail during the
late summer and fall months. making
heavy demand upon the railroad
equipment aud uf necessity curiail.
ing the supply of cars available for
Use IN coal traffic. To meet the con.
ditions which will prevail ia the near
future, u II important that cnnsum-
cr, secure their winter coal during
the summer months. The coal mines
arr IN n position 10 increase greatly
the present output by working full
time during the summer ~ well NJ
winter months. aud the carriers are
now able 10 handle such coal ship
mcnls with much greater dispatch
ihan will be- possible later on,
Goal should be- stored for winter
use by every farmer. householder and
business concern a. insure against
such shortage ns confronted the
people of Utah Ia the winter of 1915,
~ The regulations ut the govern,
mrnl having been removed, aud the
lpus,ihlc demand IN excess of the avail.
able supply during the winter months
having decided effect upon the
price oi coal, It appears that It Is nd,
yisablc from an economic standpoint
o. place YOUR order, Tor winter coal
Iuuw
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Red Flag Hoisted.

KIRKWALL, June -. Here is the
story Of the end Of the German fleet.
even more dramatic than the surrcn-
der: At midday the red flag aud the
German flag we're hoistcd on all the
scycniy.onc vessels and before the
British knew what was happening the
valves had been opened aud all ships
began to sink. Almost the entire
British fleet which. rightly or wrung-
ly was considered the guardian of the
German ships, was seward. engaged
in battle practice II was immediate
~ recalled by wireless. Meanwhile,
the guard ships remaining. mostly
trHwlcrs aud drificrs, believing a
muiuny had begun, opened fire both
on the German ships aud on the boats
crowded with escaping German sailors.
Crews that had not taken the boats
Immediately began to jump overheard
when the British fired. Al were for
a considerable time IN the water be-
fore being rescued. Many of the Ger
man ships had disappeared before the
first units of the British fleet return.
ed ut top speed. Every effort was
made by tugs, trawlcrs and driftcrs
to beach the sinking ships.
by 3 clock of the afternoon. when
the whole British fleet had returned.
all enemy dcsiroycrs had either sunk
or been bcnchcd. Three battlcships
and three battle cruisers remained
ailuat. hut low and sinking fast OF
fac light cruiser. two were near
laundering.
The lllndcnburg ct twcnty-scvcn
thousand tons. battle cruiser. after an
unsuccessful effort H. beach her. sank
a short distance from Cava Island.
only her masts aud tunnels showing.
Another battle cruiser turned turtle
while being hcachcd aud sank like q
stone IN less than minute.
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HUNTINGTON FATHER AND
CHILD IN AUTO ACCIDENT

PROVO June - Two automu.
hlcs collidcd al the Walter Cox corner
un West Drive last night with the re-
-ult that Olaf Sandhcrg of Hunting
Ton, aud hl, 2ycar-old child were IN
lurrd, Sandhcrg was going west ou
center street and Andrew filleup of
Vineyard WIS approaching from the
north when the twn ears met The
-undberg child was thrown from the
car and was badly bruised about m,
head md body Sandhurg was badly
rut about the hand, aud wrists and
received a painful bruise on the thigh
The other five occupants ni the Sand
berg ear we're not injured, nor was
fillcrup However, Flllerupn auto
mobile Wa, badly damaged. The in.
lurrd parties were picked mp hy T.
William knight aud taken to Provo
General Hospital
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GERMANY ALREADY TALKS
OF REVENGE IN FUTURE

BALTIMORE, Nd. June p -
Germany spirit d, ~ ugly a. ever,
according Ia DR. Raney, librarian of
Johns Hopkins University, who has
just returned ipm a trip tu Europe.
The Teuton,, be- declares, have not
rcprntrd ~ reformed.
Instead they arr talking oi revenge
on their cncmic, M the next ten ~
fifteen year, DIR Raucy doe, not be-
hcyc that the acceptance uf the treaty
terms by the new government implies
any sincere intention a. abide by
them.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27


iion. the Pittsburgh, the Westmore-
land and nearby fields and Somerset
reaching that mark for the first time
this season
DR.. r. T.. Estes was IN Price from
Stnndardvillc Tuesday last. All the
properties up in Spring Canyon are
working practically full time.
Tuesday was semi-monthly payday
at Sunnyside and Wednesday at Cas-
tie Gate. More money is going out at
both camps than for some time.
With view to developing the iron
and coal mines uf the district. prelim-
mary work Of the Old Capitol Petrol
cum company continues in the neigh
borhood of Cedar City.
W. y. Muscl ~, Scoficld merchant,
was in Price Wednesday last. Kinney
Coal company is going right ahead
with It's opening of new mine IN
Union Pacific holdings with the pros
poets of a bigger shipper coming IN
before fall Utah Fuel company. he
states. is working six days a week NJ
both Winter Quarters and Mt Clear
Greek. lie made the trip by automo-
bile The roads are bad.
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Efforts Ut state Legislators 10 divert
The Midland trail through Grand coun
~ from q parallel with the Denver
tnd Rio Grandc Ia n line running
Town the canyon ut the Grand river
io Moab and thence taking shan,
turn northward again by way Of Val.
icy City and Little Grand to Green
River and the railroad agnln. have
had the practical effect Of diycrting
about all the Midland trail traffic
through linlah. Duchcsne and Wa.
,atch cuuutics 10 llcber City and
thence into Salt Lake City. This il
The report from that territory by W.
a. Richmond. assistant state road On
ginecr, who has just been on a tour of
The eastern district of the state, nc.
comparing i. II. futile Of pricu. dis.
trict road engineer Richmond r..
ports that the Midland trail traffic is
nov being diverted ut Grand Junction
towards the Utah and Colorado line.
whence Il comes to Jensen. and on into
Vernal. From Vcrnal westward 1t
follows state and federal aid roads IN
10 Salt Lake City In other words.
The Midland trail road through Utah
to Salt Lake City now IL to all intcnts
and purposes the Pixies Peak ocean
10 ocean highway
Richmond say. that the road up the
'irand River Canyon offers engineer.
ing difficulties such M 10 bring the
cost Of construction Ia virtually i'm.
practicable figures. From Price Ia
Creep River. however, which h. still n
state rad. considerable work h being
lone Ia Strengthening uui the old rond
and in turnpiking, This highway. ~
soon NJ the local traffic gets to using
n. will be- IN pretty fair shape Efforts
ARE being made to divert the traffic
10 newly constructed portions of the
rad by running n pillow zizlag over
The abandoned portions. Richmond aud
futile we're accompanied over this
part of the road by Engineer Lynch
uf the bureau OF public roads district
office nj San Francisco. They con.
-idcrcd mainly the best method to get
work accomplished On the ruad from
Thompsons to Moab. and decided that
hy letting station contracts 10 local
people this road can soon be put into
shape. The project ~ ready for the
final approval at Washington. u. G..
and in the meantime the state h nu.
ihorixed 10 81 ahead with the work of
getting the mad into shape.
Richmond aud futile also went over
he Rad from Castle Gate lo Ouch
r,nc, wherv prisoners arr operating "a
,tcamshoycl. aud there arr alsn some
gangs working on force account. This
rad IL already Ia good shape. bal will
be- better soon. However. the hcnAy
parcels post traffic, many thousands
~ tons month CA heavily loaded
trucks, makes the maintenance prob
lem for grnNclcd rad big one.
From Duehcsnc futile aud Richmond
went Ia Ncrnal aud a. Jensen to see
what could be- done Ia the way ct inn
proving the ruad east from vcrnal,
That, however, II not yet state road,
which ends with the present postroad
project AT Nernnl.
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GERMANY HOLDING BACK ON
SIGNING OF THE TREATY.


ed harmless ut any time by sealing
them with acctylcuo blowplpc-.
After the first blow Of the news
naval officer have begun To- realize
that the Germans have achieved q
double purposc--thcy have not only
prevented the final surrender Ui then
fleet. but have seriously 10 not com
plctcly. blocked the Scapa Flow an.
churagc.
Measured by tho engineering prob.
lem Of raising the Maine at Havana
IL is q matter at scriou, doubt whether
the heaviest ships will be- raised and
loo d. equal, uncertain whether ihus,
vessel, which were bcachcd can b,
sal,agcd.
Admiral Sir Perry Scott SAYS ~ th,
Sunday Times cit serves Us right
for trusting the Huns. They are bar
bnrinns'
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tNlUv, salt Lake titN, Utah. June
ID 1919 10 Whom 10 MaN Concern.
Nutl,o is hereby given that the state
ul Utah has iilvd lu this office lists ut
lands selected by the ,aiu state, under
Svr cot th, act ~ congress, approved
Iuh 10, 1891. us indemnify school
lands via Serial O2liG2. northwest
quarter. northeast quarter Sec, go,
southeast quarter southwest quarter
Srr . o, Twp. ~ south. Range a East
Salt Lake meridian Copies lf said lists,
Foo Tar ds thvN relate tn said tracts by
descriptive subdivisions, have been
yuuspipuuflN posted iu this office for
inspection hy ans person interested
ana hN the public generally During
the period ut publication ut this mo-
lDv. nr amy time thereafter and before
final approval ana certificatiou, under
departmental regulations ut April 20,
1897 protests 90 contests against the
claim uf thp state 90 any uf the tracts
ur subdivision. hereiuhgtuTe des-
.grihed uu the ground ,hat tho same h.
moro valuable Tor mineral than Tor
agricultural purposes, Will hc received
ana noted Tor report 10 the general
land office ut Washington, -. q, Fall
ure so to protest ur contest within tho
time specified viii bee considered SUI
licient evidence uf the nun-mineral
character ut the tracts and the selec-
ions thereof being otherwise free
from objection, Will be approved 60
the state. GOULD b Bl.AKELEf,
Register.
First pub. June 81; last July s5. 1919.
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90. ~ Wilson Selling company hu-
recently changed its hours uf ,iu do-
livery uf merchandise to Price custom
rrs. Hereafter there viii boz one ui
1850 O'Clock cot th, morning, az 30.
o'clock of the afternoon and the third
a $3.50 o'clock uf the evening The
.rcond permits uf prompt delivers uf
fruits ANA merchandise ptri.huhl,
after tho arrival ut ue afternoon
train from the west
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CHRONIC CONSTIPATION.

Perhaps sou have never thought Of
H. hut this disorder b. due a. inck ol
moisture in the residual matter of the
food. ~ you win drink au ahundanr,
LOT outdoor exercise you may be- able
eventually Ia overcome u entirely Ia
the meantime use the most mild and
gentle laNutNvs Sfoug and harsh
,athariirs take tnn much water uut ui
the system ana make re- he'd matter
Wurro. Chamberlain Tablets ury rasN
aud pleasant Go take ana most pgrvs-
able in effect Give them trial
AdNt
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con. Wagon and Machine sold two
Waterloo boy motor pluNi ana
threshing outfits last week Tor delivery
60 George Meade and Earll Hans of
Monticello. Just a starter FOR fan
tractor business. Anyone interested
la a tractor for an around dependable
farm work should write or call foT
particulars ot the Waterloo Boy
Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27
. W. HAMMOND, LICENSED Ar,
STRACrER on TITLES.

Abstracts OF title furnished 60 any
piece or tract In Eastern Utah, Fire
Insurance written IN the best com
uanies doing business In the state
Real estate, bonds. etc. Ground floor
Golden Rule building.
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The Waterman boys have just finish
ca putting up their first crop Of hay 10
record time through the use Of pam
system rakes and staHkers purchaser
from the Con. Wagon ana Machine
lately.--Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27

Laughter sometimes Is a sign ,g
good nature, but quite as often n is ~
sign of vacancy. :"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27

,... i-,."' u'"l'rs are now paying about
'M'''S '1ne dollars a ton Tor the nrst
crop "i flro River Valley hay.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27
Grand JUNCTlON,COLO.,
FOLKS KNOCKING
PRICE
TOURISTS ToUTED TO 90 WEST
BY WAY OF vERNAL.

Highway From Here TO Green River
Is Reported TO Be In Fairly Good
Shape With Promise Of Being Bet
ter Within the Very Near Future
Castle Gate Route Much Improved.
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Headquarters for shoes aud hose
Price Trading company .--Advt.
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when you're al the end of your
wits Il is time 90 begin using your
brains.
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horcan't help the past. but rightly
usea the past ought 10 be able 10 helm
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27

Women are uueor creatures aud Nuu
ran make them lots quorrrr hy trllins
them 30,
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Legal blanks, deeds. blank books
notes and soforth The sun.
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Economy reaches its highest stat, d
the family practice a.
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when man says some place D. 20
good town he means he has made
money there
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Soc Ellertson q stayner FOR big bar
gains Real estate and Isntals Adv"
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That good printing. See The sun,
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Go to Price Trading company for
dishes -AdNt.
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BUY COAL NOW IS THE
TIMELY ADVICE OF
PRODUCER

lcnnllnned from pare slx.l
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ron SAl.E-L g. SMITH TYPE
writer ben splendid condition Terms
10 desired The sun
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COUPLE WITH So CHILDREN
want furnished HOUSE cor apartment
Address rostofiirr liuN 23l. Price
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FOR SALE, WANTED,
Onc Cent Fer Word Each Inscrtlon-
NJ Charge Accounts,

Lawns cut Reasonable prices Phone
iN -AdNt
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/ NOTICE - AFTER THIRTY DAYS
the furniture lett with me hy g.
/ Barker viii he sold Tor rent. Sculvld.
| Utah. juno y, 1919. DOM NELERiO
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all fen nj liberty 10 DO was 20 grin =, him.
II was the following week when Arthur
and I. having been az N. Psrrs' over estur.
Day night and having started to walk 70 tho
BrowninEs' for Sunday dinner. came thus
early upon something which began 20 change
our ideas and speculations.
We had no, zone far when Arthur called
my aientioa 20 two men. They were prob.
ably 300 yards ahead of ~ when We nrst
saw them. walking slowly
In community which IL uThily Init and
intimately acquainted the consciousness of
3 stranger = inslsfent We knew. being Intl.
mate enough IN ouafuck. that these two
men ahead q ar were strangers. ami It was
curious that We though; Of them a. sgnin.
cant strangers
Arthur ssid afterwards that he lad this
feeling J know that ! had. There was a
significance about the two men which was
not related TO any probability of their -elA,
ton 70 us or any one we knew. or 20 their
presence on the road.
Presently they sst down by the roadside
enough 10 know that they were taking ear.
nesily % each o,her-or. rather thought
that sne was talking earnestly 10 the Other
they arose climbed over fence. and went
or scross a ned.
We went on 70 the Bro~ninss' and forgot
the Incident. !. II were an Incident
Later that day at the Brovninss' the two
men we had seen on the road appeared. II
~as a most unexpected appearance. vs could
zee Instantly. for evsrS one for whom II had
meaning
They came 70 the door and q servant.
answering the ring o. the bell came back
70 Hope with q whispered announcement
<ops arose with a curious vibrsney Of hos- I
pstsiity. curious because ., had IN Il both
great joy and a certain spprshsnsion-
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"a - a.h.r.sa u sssu % pr int shinfs
hefs IA un'isssAke an sasuisy. bat that
~eah2s O. a. al
a1ak yca sre srsrsvass-t- I rsressei.
Noa hase known liepe Virtually al her
Ase Npu have knean RkhAra nearly an ot
ha. NeN soa 49, tf1ins = inn sosether
r,rne leore enss - insisent lata fahrie q
rouaanoe. ~ msnece ara hiaaen dAnxer-es
n iier~ haA = seoret capital ,ester Secret.
sssstrclins ths hesNty u her aamAsk cheek.
sna aailinx ths iastre - her eve ~ eating
a. hsr -ou' J shink yc1 need the air
ana not = roiasnosr- he ssst with .
iaash - protect I am rin totlns doo
Ms fes.s pulses ara siyes powders q simple
reople Who ~oad 81 sick les ara ees vel
ssener n they aiint have me-
Nc went outside and walked ~ niAclinei
Path toward ne roaA The hylAs We. sing
rs and the oaors WIZ heavy On a south
Niad = nishi = supreme charm IN al rs
rvv~siea fNSts ana IN ~ rs intimatiors with
exquisite sabtisues. the sustissies q intima.
ron
Tie .-s@t -aots n san summer ~vre re-
vvalod ty rogtsnt The m0on wss Al fai Tbs
voets ~, tssls - ses IN fuil fSa2Ee Al.
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NO Ritha-e.- ssid Hore Let's don't
g., fsess q, h~Aring things Il wu make
the house i.foiershie-ard We arc % happy
20 ~ back ir Il A<an.-
SO snd Richard turned 70 their other
guests ard Arthur and ! hooked 81 each other.
There had been SCREAM and We had beard
a.
IA,.r IN the evening Arthur confessed
hirzsef ~orriec.
= vish Hope were candid when her own
sroubles are concerned he ssle. -bai sh-
can't - and fesnonstrzncs dos No good Il
al have tried q several times Ter various
purpo-ss ard i Hsreiy orsnas some esA
ozcy. shs thinks that a. anmsnt. a cir.csify
or frouble l. 4 neral f4ai ard her lrrtircs
= 10 nzht g out - hs4aef a. y 81 ..ers
dereucfiou made tie aorss ~ inHicslon even
upon the s;isailon q othc-s.
there Is so-ne ,r0ufls here 70 which
Bope hAs teen exaossd. That incl5sni o,
last Christmas ers Va noi .soizted. A. least.
arr convinced 4 waA net thougiit a. ths
tine tat Il rzs. but nov an eonsinosd
that Il wzs MT ray he wholly snzgi-s.
tive. but ] Don't think 20. There Il sorne-
thsng t,at Hope i conoe1ling from Richard
---un-eifsiliT. u c0urse-to keep hin h2ppy
z1d Indi-scfh<s-
Year sdea sounds e1trzFassnf. Arthur
Sad = Yes VII torture q sifn.nczros ct
rf szzzS sevsslx-rI, cs1ied. ;hus. ny orn
eAysc<isfs-s Esz soue rtason dsc ~ want
T. snn,-raxs ArtAu- r. skIrk e. tkoorhs.
In zsos % sure In fact Tn getting de-
perzss-y rrrs e 5sss TIE Opposite II Tove
vOsi1 oet e4nose-y and an.eif-hiv --ith rrs
ale souis isi ne heiD Der. car ses xhy.
n her ssnsitlrsress = E.chsr1a kspriness
and <-rsnity. shs rl.gtt ssei csns-rasnes %
oonoel her dilemma from hlm -5Br So
knows fhst shs hss 20 ffe7f x1o Esge. he-
- G srt Il = s.uost ny risht - sses
t-jsu1 20 b z1iovr3 % hsip her. II / saosi1
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lowed me mellow lghi 20 food the land
scepe. Tts f.A foliage permits merely patch.
tngs ard nrss q light There IL charm "a
cur beauusf. tie moment of fact the irlmi
neacs n change
Arthlr and ! stood a hundred yards.
shoud slfss frem ihe house. hooking toward
a. Al lis lghts tia1el into the rlehf. iru
ninaf.ns msgesfle shell The sound Or
voices came 30 us f1slns 70 laughter. drop
pms = q low msrmur. ] felt a sudden sense
of dsia-hmsnt not only from the party BOT
from myself could feel that The social con.
senuon known ~ Thip Kline Was IN the
ha-te. possibly standing beside tAs piano
teneh ~ Rush Renvick--ii must have been
Ruth who AZ thai moment strlck the chords
~ TIE e sharp Miror Prelude but outside
- u OUTSIDE q hls clothes skIn and away
from Dis bones. from his conventions ard
rosturings. vas another Philip Kline. d..
tached. obssryant pfrceptiv.. material
snyugh a being = sense tbe perfumes q TIE
night - FEEL the south vind ~ hLs cheeks
bat ssToieruy dieeubodied 70 he part ci
sry event which arose from the ultra violet
had Just fioueht that 70 bring Arthur
TITO such conditions was nos 70 rid him of
ne farfaS.ss when he took ne ~ the arm
What j. thar hs asksd softiy.
a heure. plainly observable through the
~oodz IN lie noonlsat was skirilng the
hosse. There vas nothing but a moving nr.
urs = = 1nan seer IN TIE moonlight wen
c~1fr7rlly were abort fhe Browning hosIss
cn their 6s'ies-noi Usually - late ~ night
hut not inezpacstly about even at this hour
Tei ti.s r1ovire ngass wss suggestive 0,
sc7lsthing meaning harm. danger. q threat
.sa'nst shs psaa' aa4 hssriaS,s Of the people
crsr - us
trthur started % follow the figure quietly
sfsf slowly AMI with the same impulse,
VIZ. Efth I'm TIE man n ths moonlight
went tosAr1 tit Ftol pie. We confronted
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fsna n arsfNiug ~kich tesraeiei frrua hsr
ureetrssas. ncr~s y - p~,ag va rls,iA
ssvne are unes<nrersss ~ ms ssosgae.
> s<nstiss upcs s,,ss reik .si snr t-,s 40
~Nasea q rssAss hsr azsainoa al shs ~as
~el
We - sewers, very hspry rsrties With Al
the "a feak ans thers So onit ura n.
t-~NFc eS~rt Il pAs astanlshsns WHEN n
crrufrss that I ocasi.rr~i u ahstrs rsrih ~
eet.rA~ey--Acs - coras ea>sa.>ioasiy.
wiihoui ~e,i a-enes reannn er sKr,3natson %
- ~ sarnesffnf - q u,~snire ard IN.
Eort q harren r snis risssant hoas,hcis
~ hour.acle rcula hsve heen ranse ess.
d. wsleomsss sen.Al - ieeiai No ui..
trvsz q he1ssl.o,a coula have hesn ls,en.
a. than hors. No had - hoa-rhoia coa,d
h-fe tssn naors ingraii.iine than isiehsra =
An1 So ssi In 4 =, I rnshs 40 n a shsassr
waiunS ihs faissnF q = euFtsin upon ths act
~AlsA ~eui1 ssplsin ths Yisy.
TAs untc~Ars inciieus vss harsiy an lnci.
e~-t Il ~ss msre'y soanA = sound that
Afttar ara heard Ths othsrs ssemsa nes
a. ave hsaFd Il Fllshssa vss uoi la ~ lis.
~ racm wssh Ia a. ihs tiue hui ~ came
a. pressnss. lis ~snt - Arfhur vnessrsi-
siose.
u fsneiea I hssra serassfsrs- =, sAia
I'D soaf-
Nsth.EF = ary sienisesnca- saii A.
thur = coa,lat have s,s'oriea Il iato .
tas&nirg
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