La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto e e - , o o o- 0 O o o oO s 9 $ rourt LA OlUNDIEVENWl OBSERVE 7 Ir? GRUME t'fEHIfi OSSERllER"""1 boud "'a'1"3'- ut Prnt iJjvolUd sentiment. Juii;lyubhoma. Now a 1. 1 i x- l"weak," bulL,iberly bunds are the '(Jermnny herself murt learn to speak an fci"W.t AennnHT. '.ironist g.lng In t. thc 1anKKe of Humanity, which i. Srilai hi Dil mrf VI t 1 Is'illura"y. then, liu the lieneral not of necessity English or French or Krsnlt'oiiM La Grande Even I "m,k!t rl"c"' Lond" wl" ri"e- Ituliun o nnj other one tonKue, but is J Csevw JVublighinlt Company. ,A retu"' to "0""ul r-roappviiy Is .on- the .,ech of any natTon whi vwee BECCE DFNNIS Publisher" Mdu' t certain 'to need them bovo ,te will of its people to ail only in ac- - ! par. icordnc with tHe good of all lnun; Jure ottbeFoatoffice at La Grande T8i theni fc , lime for buyu(; ki,jd. . Oropoa, a. Secri Claw Wail Matter,,,. ,,,,, ,y ,f - . ares au communications to The Observer. 1710 Sixth Street. mm a V ! 24TH JANUARY 'clearance SALE City and County Official Paper. Will The Influenza Gome Back Anybody who wanted to buy thoui 'merly aa a speealulioii could almost Icertainly make moiwr on them. ! The opportunity- ir likewise good Evening Telegraph Report of United ifor the liiun who buyi as a permau'ent Press Association. inviM.im.oii . . At current nrlcea.. thu Un Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotel ' latest Ibs.cs will bring ubout four When ene pauses a moment to con Nows Stand, Portland) Imperial New. and one-half per can-'. Kven at par, aider the appalling number of deuths Stand, Portlnnd; Multnomah Hotel ithcae bonds would still be a bargain, i,nat mive already taken place in cvfry News Stand, Portland. Oreiron. i ,., , ,.r i,r..i 11.,... iP"" tnc worm, uue to tne ravages ' ' " C...... .... nf .1... lw.Irh (hut the banks pay, wlih olwolutc' certainly;"' . i cause misery and death among us for Itwo or three years to come is over-: I whelming. Vet this is not the far fetched nightmare of the pessimist; it EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE REDUCED SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, par month 65c Unity, per three month. $1.95 Daily, per tlx months in advance 13.73 Dally, per year in advance. .v . .17.50 Daily, .ingle copy Sr Hy Mall Daily, per year in advance $5.00 Daily, per six month, in advance $2.50 uany, tnrce rnontna n auvanco. .si.u of Interest and principal, and Willi freedom from the Income tax. You Can't Afford to Over Wilhelm's Crimes Coming Home to Roost strictly within the realms of pos sibility, according to an article in the ; Literary Digest for January 11, which dials with the prospect of such a con- ook Such Va es as Alness llaily, per month.. . , 00t ;KUIer a patace auiiercu scieieiy hum. tj( ,t is r inlcd , fuH bel0w: The Saturday Kvenlng Ooserver, by j liomlmruincnt. ami si ill more irom ,..,,h() )a8t Kn,at infllenza epidemic. mall, por year In advance $1.50 limiting. Soldiers and sailors, return- lnat of jw,J() tU iinueil, in parts of Weekly Observer-Stur, by mail, per ! ,.d rrolll tho uiulcrlook to help tie United State, at least, through year in auvance i.ou , ,. i.. ,, .hl ,Val iioaseHsloiin. txnn Tlmt lliiu i the usual historv I'l'lley stole the nllv.tr and plundered jot' the disease,. and that we must pre- Ihe wardrobes of th.) former emperor pale fur something of the sort ill tho and empresa. They carried off great i present inslamc, is tne ueiiei oi ur. Hiiaiitltlcs of furs, sllksl curtuirs. fur W. A. fcvnna and nr. m. . iici khiu, nltlli o and MllHi ell uleons olijeels nl wie v.rn. .... ..i...... ..m"" I r,.rtirv the r niiimiin with stilus- ;art. Much o, the was nii-. ' a m,lllh ;,,e,ly recovered In, the .coniliUon, ; , ,,;,,, ,,ul.illff ,hc years fslliunled at nearly .',1)110.0110. i ,... .h ,..,.:,.. 1.,.,il u8 at Tlriu we have another striking vx ., 1)llUt.t ,,.lt aithough the present Sarin Tl .1 TK c. i .j lamplo ot re rllilll.iui. eniileniic bei'iin lit t.urnpe several f Llb-ty." Thoie Hun crusaders simply P'uc- mont)1H nKUi cablegrams informing us' Itleed. when thi-y 'nut buck to Ucrlln. I f the continued or rcctirrini; pieva- Tn-tiie-Trm "oAhfl" World in wl,"! ,h" bad lence of th.! disease ill Kuglnnd, 10 tile lOp 01 Hie WOriU in,t,lU(.lt ,, , ,, lM ,.V,.1V ,,.,,. yvalK(. , Germany are received an Aeroplane. land whem they so: their invading from day to day. This prompts then L(,(, . jiiiipiiiy into the history "f past epi-. ileilllcs OI llie illseaKe wnn ti i ALL MEN'S OVERCOATS REDUCED 20 per cent ALL MEN'S SUITS REDUCED 20 per cent 3 ALL BOYS' SUITS REDUCED... .20 per cent MEN'S SILK AND WOOL SHIRTS RE DUCED 20 per cent MEN'S HATS NEWEST STYLES RE, DUCED ;. .20 per cent YOUR CHOICE OF ALL WOMEN'S SUITS AT HALF PRICE ENTIRE STOCK WOMEN'S COATS PRICED AT ONE-THIRD OFF ALL WOMEN'S DRESSES ONE-THIRD OFF. i . SKIRTS PLAIN & FANCY ONE-FOURTH OFF YOUR CHOICE OF ALL FURS ONE-THIRD OFF ENTIRE STOCK WOMEN'S WAISTS REDUCED 20 PER CENT With the war over, mlcrotil in ex- Aiipiiifiilly, thoiiK'n, tho Ichhoii wh (kterminitiK what we mity rxpect in - ... .... ...i.. ...... iiita'Diiiiiiiiu plomition revives. Naluiiilly, the good ' "ol l'nl,u" ""'"'"K"1" , , .,,,, fuw VPI11,. They, write old North pole comes in for renewed I 'n"'' 'lo 9IM"" ""VB "l"Hh"d "'" .The American Journal of Public Health attention. And now the problem of "11 l"lllllB B"ltu,"'' ,( Ihiston,. November) : chasing that elusive phantom U im-!"" 'ecked and de- ..,(irsi.n.9- .Handbook of Historical menaelv w , , , ,1 , r , , , I M ,i, ., Illed t he pl.ieu .liellel". I'.v as 'h i. Old . (;,,,)L,nl,,,i(.,il Pathology' records aleds. No mure weary tramping ft i months over rough ice ridges. ' No ' Remarkable Reductions on All MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES tho beautiful chateaus of Fr-imu. ' .ln)(tHt one hundred epideinira occur- They conlonled theiusidves Willi iM ihe eight huiiu.ed years I" " fjul.n,a more drifting on floes. . We ni'ilil crude burglary Instead of the Biipei-:l0 ihh'i. R is clearly set forth that ur fl.m'uU caus09 in 188u to 18!i:l is the curveUltould be firmly impressed in every 'us of benefit in the producing section i The industrial readjustment from even auy no more gum drops and peni-i 'vandalism taught by former masters. their proper practically each of these epidemic : lasted lonuor than one year, or else: 'Conclusions: 'Kirst. Pandemics of influenza usu- Hllll, they did pretty well for Hur. i ' recurred several times during the (.ontinue for 8evela yvun ........... bit rusiv from relaxation. And I course 01 iwu o, lu,t- aucli conduct will only leach the Gei mind, namely that in the future the 1:.-Vf the present social plan of life. ar to a peace basis is a bigger boring people, through their feilei a-1 Organized labor is the only hind of !b tllan Preparing fer war. Let our tions and unions, m e i.tcllv a hWr Sometimes it mn.t he ,ln,it- legislators, state and nation euCOlir- part of our state. It is right that ted, the wisdom of its leadership can II.. TL I i -l.i !r erntion of thin fact led us to study I. pft :inip to' lir nr p(iP tni81,ch shoull be the CH3e- lhe 1:ibor of questioned, but the same is true of tho record of tho pandemic of ;n,.o tua nit,.;f.. a state is just as essential as capital, any organization. In the main it is mican. Mirn will fly there m nir planes. It in jii.st aa easy as not. Tho Aero club of America, made up I..,...!.. ..t i :....: i , l' KWI.Y 1111, Ul Mill ll U U.MMtMiri ... . ii -- folk, but of hard-headed gas enginei " I .. . , 'as it exhibited itself in Chicago. 'lhej . , tl...oulrh and there should be no confusion as to j the only systum and the United States experts and aerial engineers, declare, i"" . roos i,""tl'ri"' fl"' "le fV T iT "Thirdly. The principal increases in v-'hat is meant by the word, labor. Bc-tcr.nnot prosper and run its industries after prolonged study that the thiiiK 'is riructicable. Plans are laid for thei Iirst dasn next auintncr: A ship will t ... .nil to i;tah, which might be called the! American Boy Scouts Plan age industry and held down taxes aud regulations. ! chickens will coiii i homo lo roos . I more power lo them: the yearly reports ot tne 1 ml-"i deaths were due to pneumonia, bron- cause en man works with a hammer ; without labor hcinir organized. Those health department Tor the years iaa L.hiliK lim nfittcn!Sn. or a Tiith'e, or because he handles n'who hold' to the old-fashioned belief to I K'.M inclusive. l,'m.,Uv The number of ilenth. 1 m..V,t.,n ,I,.A. t..l n h,,.l' ul..,l,. I .U .1.,., ,.,111 ..,!, tl,n 18111) Dr. S. Wickersham, health ,,;, . trnm .m ,i. ... .. ,u. '.uJ...':,', ..." ...I . ........... .... vtJiiiiiim.Tiwiivi , oiiiu m - Roosevelt Memorial ;p"t:. io. i ne greater increase auove tne ex-im,,,, wn0 w01.ks m arL officc running n ; t:it.ir thoughts, for that day will not ieci.e.. .v.. n in lite uci.u. u. e.a..is uve. " Int uenzn. nciritlllilig in our e.iy,,.,, . i,a.i.. ..r .. learlv ill January, reacheil . its height . .,' i..,:.. i :,.. million member, of . h i11H, w.,,,k : January, at which! ........ . Polar aeapoit. It will cprry all lie eamtry supplies, including a few amiil aroutiiie nlanes and the lartre sea plane on which the hopes of the evjuej - Nearly nun a minion memueis ot .,,, lllst woek ln juary, at wiiiciii .,rifl4lIy This study indicates a 'would disappear we would all have..a dilion will mainly depend. jtl'C Hoy Scouts of America hnvc start-itilm. iy belief is that over 100,000 'f ' pt.0bability cither that influenza willbettcr understanding of matters. Lu- Ktah is only H)i) miles from the top muvemcnt for a permanent me-jour citizens wer0 .sufferers from th';rccuP 8(!Vral times'tlorirtg the nextibor is the production age'nev of a coun of the world. That is a long dislim.v ""'ri'il to Theodore Hoosevelt whichcause iiIoik-. It contiiuied o prevail fcw y0Hra or that thcre wi bc nn jn.t, v Jt necvssury lhal & bc fum. by land and sea, as l'earv. Cook, et. -.I. f"""'1 i""1""' PI'"rt and eiithu-luring ; hebrimiy, .March ''"'" ' ; j crease in'pneillnonia, or both. b.ned with ,.upitlll in cverv instance to can testify. The scouting planes will ; sivslic advocacy, the plan is to piaiu. ' J., , thc W1.t,k hnv. Mxtni.v. inis stuuy plainly inoi-Kct results, making it positively cs reconnoiter. and when weather con-'l'ies in putili comptometer-or a typewriter. levme, and, fur the good. of the coun- If the confusion over Mie word lahortrXi it j5 hoped it will not come. The soda fountain business is now open. All kinds of hot drinks, ta males, eschelades, chili con enrne, hot malted milks and hot chocolate and coffee are Nerved at all hours from 8 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. at Silverthorn's l-4-l!t 1 FAMILY DRUG STORE l-A GRANDt.OREGON. ditions arc pronounced right the sea ' h'"r l,lilU i1,k1 l'v,'ry c,.i4 deaths.' y. ineptan is to piam V n . ,, , "Mxtniy. inis s uuy pin. my moi-, t u maki it positively ic parks, along public ",l0Ut fl,ul """"' ",1.U1C w,tK nnv rates a need for continued work to con- ,,,., ..,' ',. ,,,,: il nuis, ..i,n.K r . L.:.pi.,.S. nun-tal tv there were'. ... . . acntial that the two work togethe e iil-.ta and in everv , g nignisi mui uimj vnt.t " 1 trol tho ucutc respiratory diseases du.-, ... , , i.it, II1IK 1.1IU .....1 (n Mevnrfil .'mi; plune will soar off northward, with a: I'hice where they will lie constant i c- ( ,n m the diseaso recurred, thorenrter " reawinable expectalion of arriving i.l 1 iniiulers to citizens of the great Aiiiei- Wl, fjlll j lh are, then henllh com- ' 'J . the goal In a few hours. jicans who have passed. .Charles l.a- niissioner, saying in his annual report: Midsummer weather in that region' ll,,'"l' ',,rk. president of the Anier- During March and April there were, La Grande LaDOf Should is surprisingly mild. There are si.id . i an Kurestiy association, cumnieiids juioi) dyath. in each' month largely mie. itle suggestion and urges cu-operauon u. piieuuiiiiiui ,r ii Ainiriciiiis iweincd to be epidemic. . ... , ' i.vt ........ ..r ioI'iioti'ii - he Stitte H'.i tx-i.tiAii iif .1. .nr ti.'.s. Peculiarly lining would ne sum , "" '" ' ' . . . 'ihinn in ih. ine annual rc ioits .n .n...-., ...... ueeu minting a meeiing in i urwanu i.t 3 . fa ? Have Been Represented to lie six weeks wnen the lempenil'lic averages about liO degrees iihuv-! ..in'. Iheie should be no engine trouble due .... .. . : . :.. .... e.. .. ...... .1 .11 to cold in that ti'ii'iraluie. It will ' " mmijohnii im uh imi uui ... . hllJ1th ,mmis- .1,,,, : ,.,...;ri...,.KU t .. i This is why The Observer commends I The can, however, be no unity of action between the two unless labor j takes its place in state affairs alon-j side of capital. Legislation favoring 01:0 to the injury of the other is bound j tj fail, but legislation dealing fairly with both brings about that harmony j 'and unanimity which does the bigi Ik; comfortable ami even plt'nsanl rr evelt is the system of forestry es- at that time, tells us thnt the iCi'iin,!... thn "norn.ttt.Pnl nv mil ton"1 firmI the fedrratioii meeting at; d.ease p.evailea as iaic as j.v-... Uif Or0ROn( shouM have boen wel, rep. ; i ruanti. relieving u wns manned ny The inf!uen.a bac.Hus xvas not -rvwnU,i at the fLHleratlon meclinjf. Ubose who have tho best intere,lS of, coveted until the epidemic was well . ilimi.tt .nhi... t Wnn didihoint cil ' ;'CK"n at heort. Some of the recom-! under way and as a means of geuo al upon by the ,llbor doleKate; subjects of : mciuhi tions made to the legislature the mapping and other scientific v I tabhshed by the government and intended. The seaplane has the advunl-v hich to.luy has developed into an nt;e of being able to cmne to rest any I M.ipt.inuit branch of governmental where, on the snow or on the water. ' n.-enui! development. In addition is except in a gale; and the North I'oL.t tl'e inculcation o( the id' icgiona re 111 comparatively free f mm . f hould v Kepi alive in .nieiica, oi Wire not employed. I tiagnosis was y :Pih fierce titrnm as prevail aivuiwl:'lie need of reforestation. 'cl nical symptoms. In view of tlio welj v;...ii. ....1., I That Ihe nbin should tie initiated known influence of inthiicitv on diar-, tu m-;,, v..ii" ,.r 1 'l.v the 11.. v Scouts is necullarlv fittinir "nosK our opinion is that the host ba-'!B them in so short that rolonel Koosevvlt stood for ' ' jnogi iumh as 10 u.e ei i v u-i in- dea. which diagnosis' bacteriologic ;how that the federation has a very: dh'C. ercd. id known it be merely ; nn m:i(;in:u y pmut in an uiuhart-.l biMh ideals t'nat can be understood by sea. The expedition is meant prim -r il V f'1'' 'he ollcctioil of lenlific 1 i!a. Hut t In uiilinniv iticii eare lll'It niimtt :i uud 1 1. r. s and mapv. TU ' uji tine iippc.t!'' to liic ppu1ar miiul a a gi cat i sp il ine tint. And one b!; n.mtm why i ei li.dy will .iwvit tt'c r.-w iiiS ! tiding with Keen ii;-.ei.-t tho fact l.at, if pmve ft um1' . 4! v ill be demons', 1 ;iled that anyi- .lv -m least, atij.tMiily u Im :i thc n. r tn ro :; ill ,in nirp'ji'ic, nti'l thi iii-:'-m to p.v. b.s f.ii t can dop;il : tb 1 r... riNing to f)ie Pole roay ct l.ei..to. P'lipiiir Miiiinicr si.oi'r ln-yln'od the world over and because he Ic cd the outdoor life and the sports which dutd be the environment and fi'iin the training for nil youth. Teaching Germany Her Lanj;uae Lesson .1 state-wide nature, and so imnortaut. in fact, that few legislatures could wifle "", comprehensive grasp of, nf-, have made a better showing at han-,fl!irs generally. I t:in , l.a .irumte snnulrt nave neen wen The meeting demonstrated what represented at that meMit.? ami it is j noped net ore nnoincr session 01 me , federation is' called proper steps will. ibt taken to have this city included in the representation. j Nearly all of th" lines of work here are organized. "This is an indication' that the effort is on in carne; i'luctudtion of Liberty Bond Prices lis than a .year ago w Associated Pi t"-s di -patch f 1 0111 lierlin reported t'.ai 1 lie tleiman Language a.-..icition i'f li ihn hatl ailopted a resolution that ill peace negotiation should b con-' hi ted m tlct man j llictc is co icason to doubt the truth f ipe t p-M-t. as it irf enliic'.v in keep f mi. .Mih (lie policy of arrogance wh:eh until latt lv ha' marked everv tleVmar and vi t tci 'a nee. , It is especial l em ihSstiLNs m a "Nerve" and "Spunk" Unhappy is the condition of a man or woman who has no desire to rise. Still, their case is not altogether hopeless. If .they will just take on a little more nerve, a little more spunk, they can lift themselves out of the rut, of earning and squandering. The banking habit, when true to its mission, as sists men and women in their efforts to rjse. La Grande National Bank Member Federal Reserre System . plsiynatod Depository of the United States Government f benefit in cnniluetinp nffuirs St to lie well 3 THE FORUM To Ihe The Place Where Everyone Has His Say. .. Hi:ri.Ii:s TO Mil. ; urn It IC .woulJ he iro lek to Ui l'"M.-r. r.v, .I,r. C. l;.hi. I,'" V".'''v"' ..r ..... ."... '-""I''''' ' , .. , , -in. whs 141 i-e.t out in the street 1 woul.l like to atisvver 1111 iirliele in together ati.1 in. I., .... ..a.. . ' .V. .mlier nl l.a.en Im.mus u,,., he ;itrn-.imis 1 iitht m ii p.mt of I lie (H'm-rror of Januaiv tun M.v I or r,i, ... .i,7i ,.,i ...j .k ... i.l.' mi 1 1., i! Ii. ti,.. luili llnse .-haMi wutriKt. If ( ;.m ninny ..nil.! el ' .. (larriek. lie ?e.ms to bt- ''g: ieved lil.e fli.s. '' ''' lil-l on' 'Mr ai.v knnl of -.in' trrnw sueh as l" l'u.-e the ionimt.,sioiier. have el,. -.-.I Kven the fa! mer'nowa.la.vs knows lmirkl 1 ,t. in l.in;.. iuni!ir, .i.Mies. she n.niM a,!.. a; Uiem itruU- -hurelies a-, well .. o;her pla.-.;.,. nouirh w hen his hogs pet sick witn, !'! t e. w,,.a. i.ielv l.nv .i i. ,.f filly wh;iii.r !su.i in (hjel.uv oi "' ""''tin.: ami rotiKri-Katin;. lie h eontau-ious .liseasc to separate th? ., Most of the s,.i ., . ,, i iVine . i-.en-.s to think they shouhl have ?).e. sig.k or fi.On the well ones,an l keei l i.-rfe.i:v' i inr.il '.. The ll.mever. h.ther in vietSfv or .lr . I'v'i,1-'1'1S "v,-r oll",r 1'fcple an.l them ,M'pnite.l ami. use sanitary i.l r.i C r. ' ! O.Mllv llil.l.... his l.r... I. ...... ... .1 - . i ... - holders h.ia I. h.u.r!-h. or Hi. . 11.1,1 feat, one tltroe stan.ls out iipji.iineiit ... . ......... ww nunaurva. :) 9lhey did. Jn n,'l r.s ill. -if 'ellinu lv Cenimnt Ilk never t e.iiiMileieil lark' all knew to do when . some piaKUC struck A 51 10 .amy HJler of f luminal folly Waieli i, liret later. o 'I'h enn fii I . nun ket (go il. tlUKh(aiolo0iir, experts point nui J.liat 1 1 . lit thcttt km i rjinicnt gutter. I penly advi-es hit brethren to disretiad mensiirvs. ine nan. I ne constitution savs we i., T!., i..;i.l .11 :.. ..II etulow.d ;ih eiM-tiiin in i!,..,',!,!.. ..r ....t . .... '. .... .. . X pie. .' hi i -elf in her true reliU'.n to Ihe r,Klt n,l so , nol with -Mwi,.l . . .. . . . . . A. may r !,. T)"ati..ns ,.f the world. "It -r i,-lw..,., U ts to to 1, A j I S . - ' ' X m ' . , , . . rj o ' Kx ' rf.lWIUU!- to iiu.ieh and hati'v said or wroto iirainst the wa- or ;" "' "" '' h......1.ray. ,18 mStter il- , co,st,he live, of -,h,'' rule, and reeulaW otMU ,Z Z I,,. f ,. Her defeat eo-aynw her only U it pre those that nr.-' near ia, dear Whyome pee), s,;m to think thov is Wit so M.ees the SfestllletloiBof iermailS or di V heWlot L'O intothe (eloset at h.w.,w,. .... S:, U' ....:. M .V I ,1 !' iioi-liill ,: tlinlfi iimst lenders ti.Momny iliicoicf.fjal.- or I' my " '"inher whei I :ff against the law an.l mOi ami !sun-l 4 oilier Haigj.ird horiu oP Klueiml .l 1 nmli aps tliAiefflin futuie. ;'"'' seeui.f.id heaiinj; my Krai.,- (ion, of this terrible diseasAA'.ith im-. X m ace i.Kotituin 1 "j w"" "i me ponny. pi ied in Q.nln u-;' 'li 'the fieK? but those ir.L woull to fiio commissioned.' S Cue lot of Ladies' Black Kid Button Shoes intl:e best of styles. All sizes. K,egular-$5.00 and $6.00 fjioes. Special price ' . . One lot of Ludies' Colored Kid Shoes. Just a few '"sizes ant! styles, "Values, up to 810.00 Special "price, per pair ".. ... . . Ladies' Spats.. in Ucht and dark gray shades. Price, per pair $4.45 ' $4.85 $1.85; iluuip'', -.irtiwc th.()ihe ace peuotiationj . i.ttllyiwiil nv't4e londu. ted in tjt'intitn u " .- ... . .c.j..!.;...- ... .... u f. c . . . trhlal --that they h:ne (hopped aflut (iiiiiiaiir-liist lani;uiii:e lesson. (3h- .. ' ,. ? , , "T iiCTiirwira course. uiv - . . 3. .... v . .run inn unoie 171 (ii.ecurnies, i.tn 1111s ie4iine.i uini IQ otrj iiauoks nyth nf ,j- lis ve (IiX'Pjh ir less tuun liny uf the ,tlu Tartlt will not be I e force.1 to speuk days want to j.i nubje .so thev 1... .1. I I L iii vM.Lia " bull, stoti. ,;uv loii;tuii: of Lulioti wliitu l.a. , jia, Lt .iiiuld ui inui,. .iii..U4ukL ti.ni .ieiT a strniphtfofwirJ uirse. di. ul......V.:.:-.... ti r 1. ... S?i,OI hrll ami men nowa- i....l l n,Um. .kn,,M i.,m ' - ..-..frfeficSi A. F. V ILdON .....: 6 SH6c;Co I i 'i v o 0 rt5 f ii o o