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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

a man as, without exception, ne mas
nleased every one on his ditch.
Mr. E. Young was in Boise attend
ling the convention and reports a line
meeting.
Casey Route
Come all ye Ranchers if you want 10
hear,
A story Of rider dear.
Now Casey is a rider of great renown.
He has ridden nearly every ditch
south of Dietrich town.
Every morning at half-past four
He kisses his wife at the kitchen door.
Then he mounts his cart with whip
| in hand,
And starts his daily trip. unto the
cursed land.
He hears many a tale of woes
10 On his weary route he goes.
First is Nelson, busy man lnoeeo.
Saws he. carl, I'm going all to seed.
His hen houses are of stone,
BY the gate dnOlHcl PiiC 10
"Someday a residence fine
Will grace this pile of mine
And Palmer will tell with daily Suise'
Of stolen chicken. wine and goose
berry pies.
Also of the men he's killed and how,
He carries a great big gun now
Till finally Casey had to tell OF the
war he'd won.
Thinks Palmer enough Of this,
From now on it's only the Ditch.
Here's my gate with key,
While Murphy's water is running free.
Studebaker the good old soul,
Lives behind Palmer, down in the hole
He sleeps very little. nor very sound,
And can hear neighbor Palmer, when
ever he steps on the ground.
At Fletchers he hears how the school
Bellies ring,
But of water, never a thing.
Toe John tells Of tower,
In which he spends many an hour. |
He also has a great cheep.
Can't get water to water my sheep"
Casey sees eighty acres of waving |
grain,
AS he turns down Towne's lane,
Here there's no time to squeal,
Every boy stands at his wheel.
At Amers'| wanta say-"Tve the /
best cellar on the tract
Perhaps Pm set little back.
FOR Studebaker's cellar is fine
some say it will beat mine
1t Murphy's Casey stops to get a
drink,
ust to breath and then to think.
ra Jewett tall and stately,
Tells of many parties lately.
low Johnnie will herd hogs on stubble
Which won't be to her much trouble.
though the corn field is close by,
ohnnie won't blink an eye.
orr herding pigs is her long suit.
IL! a - - Ira Jewett.
is his noon day stop you know,
hen on his troublesome route he'll go
Town to Young to hear what Bodley
hasn't DONE
# the gate so solidly hung,
hat some engineers say,
ould be opened in half day.
ut what's the use? The farmers pay
Thy not the Body Jobs com
bine?
would suit the farmers fine
rank Sehine's motto is, a wise old
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01
SUCCESS

Yes, know the sun is shining, the
flowers blooming and the gentle winds
ripping the placid waters Of the lake
where in the fish swim laxily, yes.
/ know II, and / know that life on
this mundane sphere Is full OF rich
Yes, ! am peeved.
] picked up a magazine while ago
and therein found the story OF sue
cessful man. At least the magazine
said he was successful man because
he had accumulated "a great store OF
this worlds goods. But happen to
know something OF that mans life
and OF how he obtained his wealth.
II was secured by the wrecking OF
lives OF his fellowmen and women.
by turning into bitterness the lives
OF children. innocent children. who
had harmed him not one iota. But
then he must be successful even IL
he did have to sacrifice human souls
TO do so.
thi tHty say ne IL IL hucCtSS.
Thank God. that / am not success
in the way he IL.
] would rather be a fox and steal
fat geese than a miserable millionaire |
and prey upon the misfortune OF my |
felowman.
I would rather be doodlebug bur- |
In ha d,,sf hax t,1o
politician trying to initiate a second |
subernatorial boom with the fetid |
breath OF a foul hypocrisy.
| would rather be peddler OF pea
nuts than senator who gives to bond |
grabbers and boodlers privileges to
despoil the pantries OF the poor as was
done some three years ago.
! would rather be a louise on the
head of Niger beggar than high
salaried preacher to a rich congrega-
tion that secured it's money from vice
protection and rentals.
l would rather watch the stars shin
Ing down through the blue immensely
and the cool mists creeping around
the purple hills than feast my eyes
on all the tawndry treasures OF Los
Angeles
l would rather play a cornstalk fid-
die while the picanninies dance than
build Of widows signs and orphans'
tears fimsy bubble of fame to be
blown adown Tho narrow breach OF
time into eternity's shoreless sea-
would rather be a besgar lord Of
a lodge in the wilderness, dress IN a
suit Of sunhprn and live on alfalfa
and hope yet see tie lovelisht blaze
unhought in the truthful eyes than
to be the mauderine emperor of the
mighty world ana know not who
fawned on the master ana who es-
teemea the man.
Verify the word success has many
nnd diverse interpretations
! hope II I ana successful il vln be
i,y the SMILES ana heagt-slov Of my
fellowman ANA NOT by The tears OF
ana orphans.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

The first Sunday in September, the
vacation period will be over. Inc
first service in the evening at o'clock
Also Sunday school at 1900 noon.
Holy Communion and sermon at o.
Rev. viii S. ]. Dumvill, Rector.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01
NOTICE

To the boys going to the swimming
hole: They must not trespass on my
land or they will be prosecuted.
CHAS. MILLS.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

found only in the depths Of thought
and good printing only at the Journal
office.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

am a candidate for state rsnr.
sentative on the republican ticket and
would appreciate your support-J =
BARBEE.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Frank Millsap and family and Mrs
Ambrose Mabbutt and two children
and Miss Rose Mabbutt spent Thurs
day at Haley.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Work is coming on rapidly at the
X. of p. hall Quite a large force Of
men are employed in the work.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Announcements am a candida.
for County Commissioner Of rh,.,
District and would appreciate vo.,
votes. A. BATE, JR.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Miss Rose Mabbutt is visiting this
week with the Frank Millsap family.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

piamon1 aFo found emily in che
dark places Of the earth; truths are
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

/ am candidate for assessor o, y.
democratic ticket and would apprsci.
ate your vote.-JOHN RYAN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMFyTC

l am a candidate for sheriff On -.
democratic ticket and would
ate your vote.-W. T. TURNER
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

John Thomas was visitor in Sho-
shone from the ranch at Marley, this
week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Ted Fuller and Lewis Peck went
chicken hunting and came back out
OF -luck.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

ing on the other side OF Richfield and
report good luck.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

j. c. Able will leave for Weiser in
the near future to continue with the
same work in the new locality.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Ralph Rollins will spend a few days
in Jerome before going to his home in
Twin Falls.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

steve bono Chas Al,mgler Beni
storey and Roscoe Patrick went hunt-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Harley Grewell, a prominent rancher
Of the Dietrich tract has been in Sho-
shone this week Mr.. Grewell has re-
Gently purchased new car
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01
WANT ADS

Want ads are cash in advane,
Rates same as before the var
l cent a word, each insertion
Minimum: any ad is 25 cents De-
insertion.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Ernest Comes was Shoshone WIS.,
itor this week from his duties on the
ranch property.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Cha Gwiun has been a FREQUENT
shoshore visitor this week from the
cwinn ranch at North Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

Tack Schiller and family returned
from their camping trip.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
NOTICE 10 CREDITORs

I'm Ono United sataa Comm. .ouor'a
 Cour. for Juneau Precinct F.rst
 u.usIon Territory ol Alaska In
 Probate
 In Che Matter of Che Ea.aie of ALEX
 HENDERSON, Doco1aod
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Chat Ono undersigned has been by order duly and regularly made and entered i'm Che above entitled cause by Che United states Comm toner and Pro- bate Judge. duly appointed adm.u.a- raf0r of Che Es.ata o, Alex Hcudor- son. deccneei
 HI person. having claims 1ea.usl .U E.lie are hereby notified I0 present thcm witch Che proper voueh- u. I'm legal form. within s.E months from Ihc date of fnIH notice. to Che unIer enoi al Che Alaskan Hotel In Juneau t'HaEu
 Dated thIH 2lnl day ol November 1922 JAMES MccL0skEI
 Administrator Of One EsHIo of
 Alex Henderson. Deceased.
 Hut publication Nor lH, IHa.
 Las. publication Doe 21. IHll
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
MALTBY'S LAST TALK
 WAS TO CHILDREN
Lle Ke.cMsm Attorney Spoke in Kaombn School on "Ameri-
 can Cidznship'

A n.e Issue of Che Kc.chIsau Chronicle t0I. oI what wa9 probably .he Ia.. public address made by At .oruar A. E Nm.hy. who dIoi .horo lt.s week after n brief iIneas The aIIrea was lo Ono public school children and ou Che subject "Amer-
 ru Citizenship" Tho Chronicle run... tUe .n..Ear ra slrIne
 "rhe subject o. citizenship for th.H afternoon !. very Important eno
 uur lo you. UHc rising generation. who win soon step Into Che shoe. 1f Che older people and to whom our country win look for guidance In orIor .H.l you da Chat and do it properly II win he necessary Chat. rou arc good honest citizen or Che United sHtos A c.tEcu Is one who owe. allegiance t1 n government which uH.Io. him to Che protection ID. .Hl. ror.-nm0nI whether Is Is Che government of Che United states 1r amy o.ho. Those o. you who harc boon born I'm Che United states are fortunate. hH. V Uaura'IEod you are u.. n. much n citizen of th.a couu- trr
 .WHr h.r. we such nm Immense and growing population In One United sat. Immigrants pour into the United s.a.e. from European coun- tr. because our form oi e0vern- mon. H rea.er Chan that under which hu wen. to-u for Che r.0- .an II IH n democracy
 Good government !. haok of good bH..u.. good banks The rrr.nar- Ifr of n country depend. upon I.s government IT rou want good government you mus. nHr Che nr.co. which |. .o dn your quota o. work. You mu. ame .He responsibilities rl n good citizen You mus. obey Che
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23

GcrIbcd by mciol and bounds aa lol- lows. Beginning at Cor. No. I. a
 pruco post q Inches square 8 k feet hIgh acr.bod H-l M c and sct firmly lu ground. thonco ". l2' 30' E. l3.2l chains io Cor No 8. a homlock post | Inches square. 8 h fot high. acribod H-3 and aot firmly in ground; thence return t0 Cor No. ]. M c. and run moludor along CaG. bank of Chuck River N 70, l5 w. f85 chains. W. 3Ua I5 w. 29l chains. N. fG' 30' w. 2.5G chaIua. N. G1' 20' w. 2.37 chl.n8 N 85 f5' w. l.92 chains. s. 10 O0 ". 3.15 chains ". 56' 30' " i.39 cha.na N. z 15 w. 5.0O chn.us. N. 19' 30' E. lll5 chains to Cor. No. M C. spruce tree l6 ln- cho8 ir diameter and acribcd H-2 M C.. thence s. f1' f5' E. 1910 chaIn8 t0 Cor Mo- g previously sct Listed upon Che application of Arthur h Wayo1. Of WIndham Alaska List S-27 A trcct Of 5S.63 acres. more or less. described by metc8 and h0uuda aa follows. Beginning at Cor. No. !. a bamlt stone G"XG"Xl5" set In mound of stone; thence N. f0.00 chains t0 Cor No. 9 identical with
 Cor. No. D, HES. No. 1O5. a 9" iron pipe set In ground and having brass cap marked HEs l05. thence E. 3.0f
 chaIus t0 Cor No 9 identical with
 Cor No. I. HES No. l05. Q" iron pipe sot lu ground and having brass cap marked f-HES l05; thence s. 8Ta f5' E. fg.OG chains io Cor No. (.
 thence s. bT' 0O' ". t0 Cor No. Q, identical witch Cor No. !. HE'S No. IO3. am iron pipe Hot in ground;
 thence meander north shore of Salt Lake t0 Cor No. T. Che place 0f be-
 ginning. Listed upon tho applica-
 t0u Of Daniel Mccartney Of Juneau. Alaska. List S-2S September 23, 1922 lS.euodI Geo. R. WIckham. Assistant Commi HI0ncr of Che Gem
 eral Land Omcc.
 First publication Dec. 9; last Dee. 25
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23

win bo Iroalel ns simultaneously nlol at Q n mn. on March 20. 1923. A irae. Of I0.I5 acrw. moro or lcH. loi by moIea and bounds aa l0IIoWa Beginning ai Cor No. '. Q
 HuUo uo b Inches square and ( feet high r.boi H-l. aet firmly iu
 ground 0u bank of cl0ueh ln moad- oN, thnuo. s IG' f6 ". r2 chains t1 Cor No. 9 a spruce post inches
 ruaro q feet high acr.bcd H-2 and
 firmly n er1undi thonaa ;. lb. 0N.W 20.fa chains lo Cor No. g. a
 spruce post Inches square and ( foot high .bcl H-a and ao. firmly u rouud thence & 1b chains i0 Cor No. f n spruce post ( Inches
 guarc .oo. high arIbcd H-f and .o. firmly u roundi thonce N 80. IN Y. .I uNH|uH fo Cor No. l n
 spruce u. f Inches square and q fec. high Hot firmly iu ground and
 r.lcI H-Ii thence No. lJ w.
 25.55 chlIr. t0 Cor No. T. hep'acl Of hrr.uu.nr L.e.ad upon One ap. u'Ic1uon of Robert GrcuuaId. O. Hoonuh AIH..n L..f b-21. A Irac. of fI6E uu.H. more 0r lc.s. dea.rIb
 cI by mo.o and bounds a follows
 Beginning al Cor No. ]. MC. which I8 identical Wth r. s. M, and Cor No. M C o. David Yates home
 atoad. LIaI i-2l1b; thenco by mean
 dor mp West bank Of Chuck R.Var il Cor No. 1 M e. am alder post Inehc square. 3it feet hIsh scribe. I-2. N. c. and set firmly iu ground heuc. W. Tb O0' min. w. 1I.7l chains to Cor No. 9. a spruce po.t . Inches alunro. 3s foot high. scribe. H-1 and ..t firmly Iu ground, lhonc. .N. 2I' OU ". 22.20 chains t0 Cor No. identical w.h Cor No. o David ". Yates claim List 6-21ah thonoe N TI' 30' E, 15.50 chains [, Cor No. ]. place of beginning List cd upon .ho application of NEuav.H of WudhHm Alaska List 6-2G. tract ol Ib.f1 acrcs moro 0r less. dc
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23

iaWa of your country Without lava .heo would he confusion and ruin.
 u c.oane Mr Mn.hy H|d. You who havo boon born I'm .h.s country do mot know what a foreigner har .o Eo through io obtain h.a citizenship rano rhuro |a a Guetm in my mind aa to whether you could auaWu 50 DOT cent of Ono questions aaked. It Ia your duty lo hoIn hoo ioro.sn- .n lo understand our government Citizenship should mean aa much Co you today aa Ia w.II when you bo- como ro.or Lot every boy and s.rI IH thIH country bc true American cite Irar."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

worked very uue Iusi enough to hug oameaI flor ther Wuro au Scotch.
 "Weu" Noodle ronHoI I havo m.Ie .II kind. ol mouoF and hIFo a good Iob. am captain of a bis nah- me boat chat H making lots o. money m Che boat u daylight and Ioaeh .ha crow English at night and from now on ! win ako caro of rou potter .hm you Hare over boon cared for .u your IIla.'
 Tho uel. day Noodle rented n nice Wuc houc for h.a mother and took hcr Io II and. for .ho benefit of Ono res. O. Che bunch. he nut a.eu over .he door which said "No aIm.lmco .o Reaaona
 Noodle eare h.H mother EI00 Che ucrt day and told hor Io eo down town and buy herself ha. with feather two feet high on It Aso Io bur he turkey for Cm.a.maa and everything eI.e ,la. wont witch II Whom hI. mother told him It would he nice l1 aak hi. a..or and choir hudnd. to hrrc Chr.a.mH dinner with .rom ho a.l.
 "No. much Wo Wout uo you reckon ' nm eo.ns io be told .o "sho. mp and e.t oul" whom am Iu my own houser We win .oud lhou Che turkey hoHo. hut 't win ho al.or mn Che meat is picked oI Ihem
 And Mrs. M.NooI'o ulltcd Noodle. HrHd and said. "Nr son. om proud nI lou coHHIoru. Ono fact Chat you m. only twelve EoIr. o'd
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23

4. within .He Hor.roH ot A.aHEHnH ..ms W b. I Wh1t One r.n Implies ID happy e.ataon oc- ..0n rI plenty good cheer ani temporal blessings
 H".U. months .rrr boon added 'o r.I n. Tim. ..ree ia.l Wc colo H-...I ... ..I chriuas relson and .. ... constituted period of
 .. prosperity fr.l 'ne return or ... 0u .nI. u. .n harmony w.,h M H.r. and .r a ut frame o, mind -. .H...reH.I rrr.HE. o, and enjoy
 III. H..HU. which accompany I.
 n.n.r extends .r m I.s ra'- ... ... .....I. Ono H..a lrat Ihe.u .. happy Christmas. n joyful holiday period uItn n prosperous
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
MIGRATORY TEACHERS

o. m. Inr.r ..too. 'srch- best known .r .rem- .-. leaving i'm Ono middle of ... ..rm having resigned .hr.r ro-
 "" mp choir Io.. HrI m without apparently eor..Ier.He m. .. mo.. rr choir rar. wi. .. H. One school and .o tre a. 'HH..r. and One only eE- . HrI given for the .rrt IHnrrr H too  .r. ur. nm .rr r.Hrr foot m I...HeH H.-. f
 m. m.I.'. ID. Ono term. .... n. . er..I howl lhou. ... don. ...u. and .he " would r. r.r..r .- I...r action Sympathy would Hr .Inr.sHI hand and One. would be much rrrIa'crr. .... ......r Tn. I...n.H draw
 n .HH .H day.
 and leave. mol. II. .r.. ....rar Hr uo. t..r
 ". which .s n f.f. m ..ur Y. |r Tn .re middle oI .r. r nm I'.... r.rnn.
 .. .....rre m. Injury fh.r
 H..H .HH pupil m .... .rr... and Che .....
 ...". ..'.- H0rH may ....r.. .. m. ....'. which s |..H.H. .. ... ..sor of
 .. honor should "H. ...r .n.m .r .na.r ...... m. remainder or
 .n .r- ur... obey wore "" and whom I...r.H n- ..I.I period ."' ... ..He .n Irr con .... m. ..... .' u I...nor ...r ...r good r.H. M u.r.. pay should h.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23

L.sr s-a5.-2G.-a7-aS f-g5ff No 9 RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS M NATIONAL FOREST Notice .a hereby given Chat Ono lands described below. embracing ls91a nero. within Che Tongues National Forest h'HH.r. win ho subject fo set- demon. and onry under the nr0r.s- ions O. the homestead laws or Che United sInto and Che act of Juuo n. 1906 l1f stat. 2a3l. at One United SnIr. land OIIoo nt Iuuo1u hIHssa. ou March ln 1928. by any qualified nnrou Iu Che absence of entry by ncr0us coming within either Of Ono two following o.uHe CD Person. named after elcH tract upon whose application thc Iuudr were I.HteI. Such persons in order i1 avail .hom-
 solves of thn.r preference rights. mus. UIe tIa.r application. ou or HI.ar IHuuHrr 70. 1923. hUI prior .1 March 10. la-a l2I EE.aor..oo mon, who orreI during Che war with Gor- many Such cE-aorrIeo men. iu or der I0 uVuII themselves Q. fhe.r ureI- orruee rights must f.e thC.r ann.rl- Unu ou or after November ... 1922. hul prior to March 20. IalH An meh application l.od on or after N0sombor la. 1922 hut prior l0 Doc camhor l0. 1922. win be treated aH
 mu'uue1u..F filed at 9 n. mn. ou December lU. 1922. An such apple cations I.cI ou or after December
 -N. 1928. hu. prior to March 20. 1923. win he treated Iu Ono order .u
 which lIod Applications may he UIci hr Che general public within .N day. prior io March .N. 1923. and
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23

another Whit. House. . '.." .n.Isr.I Tho ... H. '.- Che n1arre o'
 ..H. nr nr Congress ... HH.'nHrr Ir tte fo'- md ..nH. Hs unpopular .....0H. n. country as nm cpd
 .".. cholera Hor.I he ' turning down .He soldiers
 . .H. m ,.e. of depressed .u aer.H.Iur.I e.r.'as It ..rr. u.H.r.. '1 bring 'ar- ... u..".. advocating subsidies
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23

Tho M.NooIIc. uor. .'uay hard mp and aIu.tH h.I n..n a9 long amy oI Ihe.r u...Hho. could rmrm. h.r Tn. old m.H m.Io nonuH. .u...h away H... .r IsHf and noI.r worked auo- H... and whom ho .oo. nm u..rIr.. o0 mo.uHue u IaIa Ho-e uel. mo flowers laid on HIH
 ur.
 OH Mrs. NrNonI'o 'o.l au .u..r .t u m. whom .H. wanted H now h.t and dItut eoI II t.o year hor husband mad. IH. speech Flor noe ua. mN.rH rcd a..or nHt
 rhe-e were .I N.NoolIo children ... girls and . boy. The n..er Wa. .He youngest and from tre ime he .. hrec l..r. o'I Ho a.Vaya had boon told n .aHel ur' crey umo Hr attempted fo any anything Hc ur known w NoaII. NeNooi...
 TH. NeNoo.II. er.. were 'H.F bunch and tH. oHIr ching tHat eo. uem ou. o0 bod m Ono morning was tr. hop. Cha. H.r could uul where one o. ue others bad parked her gum uo nigh. h.Iw. Not one ol u.m sn.. Hn" o sow and always looked .H0reH IHo.r clothes had boon thrown .I .H.m.
 Hu. n.. H.. evidently something .Hor. rH. N.No.IIo rr. .Hnt al u.e..I He ho.. for when ono ol H0m re..eI .E...n years oI us. . .H. mu..h'. eo. mHrI.I But aH non. n. tH.m mr..I fellows who haI homo. o. .H..r own or enough ambition .1 .I. lo ml.e u home. .har brought Uu.r uHr H.H Io IHe Me. NH..I.. I.m. WH... eventually H.. .mo much crowded.
 WI.u .H. I0m.. or t0. Ave girls m.re. I.. summer ol Iaee and U.or.H. I.r husband into .Ho nmHr TO live. OI NH M.No1I'o. mos. u.. uu . r.'I.r Uueo .h.u |. bad e..r worn H..or. and Her un.
 IaI m.r. UeHII .Hau formerly
 WH I.. ..r and Choir hu band. Tn iH. H.H. Noodle had
 u.H Um. 0. II. Two word. War.
 many h. would over - or. whom nu. 0. I.. H...H or oH. O. h.H brother. H..." sometimes tHre. or four 70. .H.m and mostly HH 1. .hm would r.H "s... un After rHH. H. .0.. u .IIn. .o Che command II. NoHI.. and would .E.
 e... mp .HI .. oH.
 Alto. H.ne .o.U ..r IoE.n Hn in oH. day u "s... mp and
 .r.. N.0H. decided .o ate ham .t I... word and mo. mE shut mn hH got H sH h. told HH m..H.. IH.. h. u.. going to .r.h. .u and UH something for himself and for I.r .. mo. worry Hhou. hm. Cha. H0 would .... good care 70. hm.
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