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PAGE jot THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, October 20, 1923. La Givtf-de Evening Observer ! THE OLD HOME TOWN am nnapr0Ii,r ar-rwiPAPEn. rimi-. bT La Grande Evan aSofc,S3fJPub''"'nj Companj. j jgSfiEB DENNlil, Editor. i tt thtt POStr-fMca at T. ClrnA Oltr- " Second Class Mall Matter. 4rea. all conmunlcatlona to THE y Bn v r gaai at Or-a , Orecron. rjBioniPTion rath. By Carrier Dally, per month 7 Be Dally, per three months .32.2b pally, per alx mo., In atWance t '' Dally, alntile copy .. .. 6c 1 M 1. pally, per year. In auvanr. DSllV. It mnnfl., t .. - .1 II Pally, three month.. In advance-! Dally, per month . -any, per month 101 On sale In other cltlea Oregon Hotel News Stand. Portland: Imperial Nw. R. ..Portland; Uultnomab New. btand. Portland. MHtMDBlt Olf AMKOC1ATBD PltBSS. ?!? Aaaoclaiaa rreea la aclusl-lv entitled to use for publication of afi ' dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper, and llso the local nrei nuhll.he.1 th.r.tr Ml rights of r.-puhllca'lon -f special llspatchna herein aliio ar reaerved. city amd county official paptir. l)i:i'i;NlKN(.'i:: Thine, O Lord. Is the RreulncKs. and the power. anl (the Riory. nnd tin- victory, and (hi jiiuijes:y; for nil that is In the heaven Innil In the earth Is (nine; thine Is the kingdom. O l.urd, and thou art exalted as head nlmve all. I t'liron- "A Block Off Pavement" By SUaley 1L1M . - l.;. i.f I''1;" fmt ..) cats am J ooci -J ' ffllT PrH?. 1 Poets' Corner f3WJ3- THE A SUM-NT. 1 -TaT'OM AGENT DAD KEVES SEARCH FOR HIS j ' WATCH, "THAT He TWIRLED OFF THECWArt. . ,,v LEO TO AN ARGUMENT IN HCNTCT rAWrDN. Ws. Editorials From Over the Nation , La Grande real estate men for a number of years following the first paving done in the city, carried in their advertising when possible, "situated just a block off of pavement," which meant the real estate offered for sale hadvthe benefit of a paved street to within a block but did not cany the burden of improvement asscss menfJi Then, what happened? As years went by there was less de mand for property located "a block off pavement" and finally real estate dealers found they could not sell property unless it was on pavement to any advantage. This is the situation now. Every resi dence that is salable is on a paved street, and if it is not so situ ated no one will consider it. ' The street improvements are essential iust as the built-in nali- try, the sleeping porch and heating system are essentia! in home yor'f" rmer "iow tmsstory building. The expense of improving streets goes with ihe original reporter: cost of the lots and become just as much of the cost as the sewer1,, Toad'Toa.. anTiVrt'it 'or sidewalk. As we live nowadays property off paving is out of standing- near his burn, a few mo market and it will continue to be that way. For this reason no'-"- J'l,, one should object seriously to the growing campaign in La Grande it into the barn without damaging for improved streets. They cost money, all right, but they are "mrn ,.,.s,.rv. . ,. WOrth money We Can't do Without them. jollier Immortal whoppers. Wasn't it Mill Nye who contributed one when ' " ' " ' " ' ' t-f, -el filed Ihut while rbllnsr hoint' on Ihls orphan mule Boomerang, hearing a Jug of prc-Volstcad vintage, th i: J". - . J . IYOOSAY OLD .YVmo-no-isaV-.V'- .-KT-7r-z-s. I HMmwSTONS ViH-5 KHfM. V(viW (VOU OLD COO-ER: psetiycru-l) fumi about 1, TjrJiiS j,1 t' lvo 6aje tou Lamo Miiof----J his yasx f- m y?5S. 1 rvst?) permi-4'on , . HOT TARE Just beyond the Blue Itldge moun j tafna, j Just beyond the drifting snow, fUci the famoufl Hot Iukc bain, 'j Known by Ited Men long ago. I Here the dusky warrior wooed his maiden. They in turn dressed Ihe elU and buffalo; 'Made themselves their willing slave In the ages of long ago. prairie I Until the white-winged schooner. Which had ne'er trod the trail before. Drawn by strong, but weary ox-n. j Camped on Hot Lake's silent shore. i Here a spring of icy waters j Toured from beneath the agrd hill. j Where the men and weary cattle Quenched their thirst and drank j their fill. years have WHOI'I'KKN. new 1o a Years have come and gone. Never more will they return: fcenes have changed around the j lakeside j Where once the signal fires " i burned. SLXOAY OIlSl.llVANl'i; j Kaluga City War: The caw for f The coyote no longer roams the .Sunday ohservance Is not a ea.se for) lonesome trail, compulsory church attendance or j Ch. the night bird rushes his prey: even a case for legislation against a Th" winds no long.-r sigh or wail, long list of nonreligious or commer-, t sun has chased the shadows ctal events. It is a ca?e for inuivi-f dual thoughtfulness. and for church j worship of such a nature as may be .prom beneath the shadows of the irretlble to any person who is will- j mountains. mg to give just a lair amount or con- i jsideration to his own welfare. e Clearing Sunday or all commercial j attractions is not going to make a ! Sabhath of the day or extend the ' reach of church worship. People not f disposed would hardly go to away. McArthur Enters Race Men's Stetson Hats Always that air of dis tinction w h i c h segre gates "Stetson" from the ordinary and infer ior makes. $6.75 to $12.50 .wyyiHiti ;ii"!.M,iu."wi.i-'--iii.ig.y3 THE FTjORSH E1M SHOE Our shoe business is big because men liked their first pair of Florsheims and SMost Styles $10 The stars and stripes will ever fly: Hrt the Hot lake Sanatorium Owned and ruled by Dr. I'hy. George . IVreival. i Yakima. Wash.. 'L". Editor's note The above poem i,,-, The important f,uestlon whether any indivhliial can afford not to give a ret sonable portion of bis time to relig ious meditation and to worship. Not all of life should be a hurrying aftr pleasure or gain. The search th:.t was extracted from "Percy's Poema" ' i year, this wide distribution aled, but the fact that a noslofflco church were they denied the chance (. . " f ( ... rh an' t?1, cotup'.eie "coverage" of the 'box said to have been maintained by of going anywhere else on Sunday. (tnroupn courtesy oi cum s t totn-. tl?rritorv is rt.arded as a splendid I Wood was emptied of Its contents wnifnieni ny tocai nierchandisinsr ) dully. authorities. Mr. Ava states that PUBUC RETURNING 2S b alers in Oregon a!o"" voo are locking forward to ti-r year :n i?.'4 for this new rinnn lln n win.l ui Irnno- Hint it ,a "'"rB huu uua.ti.ii uiB. mew tni lug inside out, and in ,rius a spiritual nature that leads him' TO QUALITY TIRE, SAYS ALFRED A. AYA nro-iuct f Pert.... -Avery Harris, who hand'.ts C-T-0 ArronliDC to Alfre.1 A. Aya. Vie" i "r s m lA Lranfie says that they of the .-ve r-lrea.ly found a most cordial the mo- rev. ....on tor i-t-rs on the t..u. i : , 1. 'OI local fllfttor'srs ml Mint hav mm L'..l Can ticket in an OUt and OUt anti-Klan platform, indicating that1 Two other classics of the kind may 1 J T Vjllreton CrW " buying of better grade tire. Mr.j pie-s-Hj to see thLit tiro buyers Jrec T?ftld;nnM ...ivU. Koa,. h. fifrht n fbn k'hiii toilP W hv " A Nebrttiikan was tell- ftr,v nf th- i- Aa exceptional opportun .t. i-a j. o l.. 1.1, . . .,., .,...J Ki;..rt x-..i. i .... here. Former Congressman C. N. McArthur has announced his candi- "ddeniy revermK it.,e,f. i,ie the jj hi h Tn",u-f.lncn"ri''; Prudent .n.i M-nlr i r.. . , ,l i, i f J"B risht airaln. without wasting any . ,u"r'nK minga of Columb(;l Corporation, th y for the United States senatorial nomination on the Kepubh- con.n,.? '- That natre should be cultivated: TOri bck has led to the belief that lie worked with confederates. Hope for Revival of Reclamation Interest dacy PKNhLETON, (AP) Buck era of the Teel Irrigation project in the west part tend of Umatilla county ju.t south of ho have hopes that interest in the. clamation plans will be revived In learning to recognize the great th near future. Itecently a number of. prension the severe weather made. One extremely warm summer day a t. ., tt- m siuuy iris pnase or ine t""71 . . ... wester mniifa,-fnr. i '.jj.. n'-v jtiriiiK ir tixst may be extended as their activities are shaped to meet the needs and that Klansmen are all Republicans or that the Klan has any party .. I ' I I. ,.nuoiMoiif I n n ..fi, mil., n umi' mi ffla l...-n . 1. 1 i. . HI1HIHUUII ( iiic ttiiiiuum-tijicm, ui mnimui i-uw a. -. ... vWu .r.-u m h, . w.rfously considered wheth .i i u"ii. c i.. Ar..T r took fire. 'Ihe corn beizan lo dod ' . me senatorial race, wun cenawr nicmuy i mmiK tui leiioiniu-;,,.,, soon f(.n ,n U(.h g"ovvn .-ha, ntion and admittedly expecting his support from all parts of the it resembled a snow storm. A mule, Republican party, with George L. Baker running for the same';;;:H;(iit-d'- office on the platfoini that he will do more for Oregon than the; The Canadian, not to be outdone, present senator, and now with Mr. McArthur shooting at the sen- "H,J (CM ' Al,'rla kner ... , a , j than that in Nehraska. "It gels so atonal target with his sights set on the Man, it must be admitted cnid up there sometimes m winter." )hn1 R.miihl.p.m iinHv thp prnnrl nM n;H v of Lincoln has boon narrated, "that the noise of a has co va real 12.nua tiri margin of tiualtty permit t-d by the f these tires. tr..nsportnion. Idiie to siivinirs on Keho business men interested in tiro project visited Pendleton and met with the Federated commercial clubtf of the county. This body agreed to back the project after hearing the new plans which call for the building lef a large reservoir to hold water ju to irrigate the" 1 .v.f nA C.,.,. l!lutK' L.t,.,. t ",,,m,v' "I,U.UI" ,lect th. Jtf 1 aiut, ui w a vcij t'a'v 'M--"'i muni dh-.j w. ine prairie, often freezes iefore :he (-an present politics comes ti-ue. Namely, that people no longer vole!jc,l iatJpfl awu- anu '0" naPP'n:hini to negu-ct it? from a principle standpoint, but they vote a protest. desires of man's spiritual nature. It ,nrounom ,n "n caning on - ti'MHTft w no nanme - i - i ires, in.? ' er It Is the Iniquity of human nature Pro!'ct f hi companv. iCLJrlU iM.AKl IS hl 1.? mh ve. vla-"r RUN FRO3I JAIL!urne.ent qil!m,.ty r: .'.Lr,, mpt.H r..- ; affected. u" ?. " ' , " , -f-- -: , ' tienver. Colo. (AP) The onlv It is the intention of the i iic inui-r i iu-. me eigni or " --- ten hours at the golf club or a full.,ir -ft-r another in h s effort to day's lounging about the house on dodge the risng prices nf th-t time. Sunday. Now. partly because ho 's "fed up' The two (iii.-j..inn b r lh.- an-1 nnrtlv hr-M l Ih nrir, 1ii-p Can any Individual afford to neg- reduced somewhat he is gradually 4 'J. til"tl'on Poss.saoa by uay t Tienver. Colo. (AP) The onlv l the intention of the Keho bits- prisoner in the history of Colorado's 'I115 men to lay. their plans Jjef.pre . penal ir.s:ittions ever to operate a itl,p governor of Oregon and oilier "raj'riiucniaE bureau" while incar- iale officials In the near future with fcerated in the county j.il. is ihe'avlcw of retiring the endorsement of the commonwealth for the project. ito pass that spot again on the first Isprtng day when things begin to it haw out, you'll again hear the j whistle ns It Is freed from its frozen state, and If you didn't know other- ,wlse you d surely think anoth train was passing." i If all I he )i itroia nf m n I ii-tmio i no American consul in umaon reports mat tne urmsn are tai-s could be transformt-d into relltriniia lifa ratilrnlna n Ih mi nit viiiii.u- a-IIUm IO 3IIO-r M'li lir'Tl. V UTI III.H . Ill' , , jf t-i . a iir- iMuums iot popuianiy pr.soner he Ward, n Thomas CK WHY MOTOK HI sstsj AM TRICK British Take Up Ice Cream .on quality alone, although no higher' than any other good tire in price. will ride into Immediate demand on this ware of better tire buying. The ! j 'Columbia Tire Corporation her! Sixteen thousand acres of land come under tho proposition. . : Humans really are superior. Tho Oregon and has. as well, string J Luvern Herald: If the state .to allow motor busses, they .construct paved roads wherever thev , operate. Graveled road5 will not dealer connections in almost every .....:..... : J ...... iu i:.... ,.1.... : 1 snlnners nf nnvh )u.rh.ir v... a'""u u "m""r ncav 'ramc. espec. uuung iu ice civaiit unu umt uiu cuiibuinpiiuu uus ,fi innvitauu (h(a 07J w0V1uj woiiia i kl w,f'"' rHt moving motorbuss-s ' announced that 1,000 per Cent. Perhaps it is the Climate that has made the Enff-'b..conie an abode of laughter instead "r operated.-Alber lca Tribune. ; he Canal Tire Company one of the . - . 11 t c 11- f a v.ie f iL, musnur ,ns,tatJ, why should the state allow these I lar-t t,re hua n cattle, has lish. heretoloie unresponsive to the apj)cal of ices but, having: se-,or a XAU 01 tt Jr9- iriW(1 .i(.s,rovinif lnrhlni,, , 1 discontinued three nationaiiv known i-iiiw, 11 fafn lilfo OH vp r Tu-iil" thnv wflnt. tntiiY. It: is a h;ihit! thl- - i -n our hli.hwa.vs unless thev nav American politicians will not Km.n IHV" ,n Proportion to the dama " ' 111, great volume- of mail bt-ing received by Wood i.-d to an investi- Columbia Record : Girl eloped with gatson by the authorities, which re- i; one-armed chauffeur in New York, veab d, according to Cb-nnan that ,We fail to sec how , she enjoyed such Wood w:is in communication with a a ride. . .. miisl practically completed Its distribution ;nti w it't -' V, . "lto" .. . " ( . vi 1 1 in i - 1 .MiisKegon. t ivronicie: A iainy nuru 11iMu111.11 auv.-msing. ool is s.ud thing to do ts make a fortum- and no nau- a'ini;it-U that he .-eil the liurenn froiii w liieh h llint. otous. ii is ntfpstefl bv tlie irreat increase in the manufac- . . . . .... . forget the case of Governor Walton. ture of ice cream in this country. Where not many years ago NuP um lh,.y fll to w insIrHt.tv.d there was one place dispensing- ice cream and the various concoc- y ,,i8 Jounraii. which moat people tions into which it enters there seem to be a dozen now. In the now believe to be Imminent. tire Iin lo handle the C-TC Tire Since the sales devei- thev do opment worK of tne t oiumhia lire Motor buss. and the majority of Corporation has In-en carried on less the motor trucks art- commercial a inaehines opra!ed upon the public f highways by private Individuals for f s run around with .Miss Fortune at tho oper- .smile time. had in time something o( every day consuniption. It may be a not Zr Z 11" iTu, indispensable article of ftMd, but millions deem it desirable or it popular opinion on his side u l. ....... 1.. .... ......r 1.. .b.l. b.;.. 11,11 things have n ; a- ii. .. t. i i.... u 1 1. : i. i t .. i ...... . prcciaiioii tne inuiM. iust imit.11 iitai wk iuiul nu en- ink oui 01 puimc tavor. rney were joyed, but once learninp; its merits possibly they will try to make up for the omission. No "Melancholy" Days "The melancholy days" aie here. Don't lielieve it. flrotoaW 1 tmvernor Wit ton Hnl nmm. Ttn.iu.. nsrcreirate it is a great industry and increases Year bv year. .worthy things. The displayed courage a prorM- T,u an operated in com- . ,, ... . . . . , . . . ., 'and high purpose. In the measures Pnon with th- railroads.. The, Ice ci-eani well illustrates how new industries prow to mammoth h(, took tw t.0n.imt an epidemic of railroads bunt their on hinhwav.-,' pruixrtions. W hat is at iirst in the nature of a luxury becomes hiniessness he revealed tiw sort of i,n'' n'"natn tnem and th-n iy into. their gross earnings as taxes. The . motor btiKS-'S and trucks use th Hut these things have not served hlcrhwuys built and paid for by the public, and pay into the treasury as j lax'-s a nominal fixed sum that la cancelled by some serious affronts "'any caws less than the tax up- i given his public. The American nub- on a pleasure car. tile does not propose lo be Hffronted. ' There can be no dispute ns to the j Martial law ran le justified by daiiu.ee done by thes buys-s and lireuinsliinees. lut how i-un one x- trucks to our highways. They travel ; 'cuse antiigonism to ItatMature and highways under all road and crand juries .' If tioernor Walton. w,,at her conditions at hish rates ot . jnhen he instituted his niHrtial law. ed to maintain certain schedules, j (had sent out a call for a hpeciat " cUimed by those uho have stu It Was a ",u'',n ,f rtt' b'gislature to help died the matter that the busses and ' e , . i . - 1 1 meet i ue eniergeney. all unclit have trucks do more damage to the high-' mournful moment that inspired jrenius to paint a somler canvas h.n ,.. i,ut. flir frolll (1ojnc this, way ,nnn n!h,.r rant otMirill.M ( of nature's most glorious garb. "Frost is on the pumpkin and 1"' J,1"red by words or inference upon them. nd that were a not for; ,u . r a ' .1 1 1 rri 1 1 1 -.i ,,,aI ,n'" 'b'cted by the p'ople these machines our highways woubM the f.Kltlers in the shock.. The ai lairs hanjr heavy with pracs , ..., ,, ,.. ,n fl.t .'..,,,, p . ,,., , ,. is . and the apple trees glow at sun down dull red with fruit. Kvcrv l'"1,s r "' iwopu-. .in.i h.'n hi- ih- ms.-. hill is mdiant with flaming .vds and yellows and subtler tones ZT'l .' m 1' that reveal the frost kind's art. i,rm" ,h" ih-ins iv.-s. unj jf- ,,n.i tru. ks iho r-v.-nu,.. ofihe! . Sni'li fi'ivi ; llins.. ir,,ntl.. m I..,- lu. r (,i Iu. ..livr. in Pi-n, Harvtl llml Ihls. loo. as lormi.l. he rnilroa.ls hiv nn.l. rl.illy cul down ' Midi (t.ijs .us tlu.-e, itent'e ic.utei, lie sl.id to be .ilie in l.iande ,ow,.a ,,. r conn,i n,. ,n lh ,, . rlnc thl.,as thi. ra . Iionde. This is Autumn's pildod temile, every hill a polden stair- t-nic ui Oklahoma ih- hj to r.- rtis oHitkim- ouu pay. ! case mounting to the mellowed sun. n,!;. ,.,.., . , . ,n 1 , Th' ,,",",be ""' ,-""'ur'-1 . . 1 n-nsorship of tin- pr, a ua. in- should l arousrj lo Ihe sittiallon. , IO I'U'I) M'abOIl il.-ll 11)0 US oun nollplllj. IIUI llr-.-UlUIllll any la.nial. l.l in- nesap.ra. Ixme and Ihe public should Insist mail lllaV be kin? Of the peat outdoors. ,a. eept, d and patrni. d l.y Ihe peo- they l. vv tax on Loss, , and truel.s I pie. are llieir ueere.lllid acnls for ,n proportion lo Ihe ilalua.e don OOl OC COOCCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO c ;nes cath. rlnit.. (he eyes and ears of lo the liiRhaays. There Is no more 2 C ' ithe Pllhtic so far as lullie matters (nif .-.tinn .......! . S ' " O The prohibitionists me jioinfr to back l ord for the presidencv. "ains "" e... i.iindioi.ied tor rehkies to u.e the hi.hnay. $6.50 and Up Brownie Cameras $2.00 to $15.00 ENLARGING CAMERAS $3.75 to $35.00 Films For All Cameras RED CROSS DRUG STORE mm I ook out for.llenry. if he starts - he will port, judfrms liom the sli'lUar.oity of the rank that is heard wherever mm and women gather together, is a child of fortune mighty fine foitur.e. at that. in. I thi s.- ears stopiH-d liy govern- iih.i.ii nn r r,.i...l,.i.. .., ,... lid not please the people f,, ihun there .,.,,1.1 !. nd file SUport -nd" certainly It did not pleuse the jri Hie clt lien to v' and destroy .mor- nu. imie mvj preienu to n)f other piece of public Hroberlr . public, have neverth- ;for h!a ow n benefit ami ttti.n..t.i ' Henry influent.- t h public, hav less some tnrluent-e uppn It. A gov- : ifrnttr who has offended all the nens " - ----.. -pnpt run n. of whatever pullttiul rol- The ivbuilding of Japanese eitie, diaws up,,,, the Orep.n cun-jv.! ' tZXJ" , try for timlei and very projioily s", fur outside of some of the "" n" d.eisions ere urru. hu.vl.v.ww. iu, litmlsif ia ..l,t..i,l.! l i -n.!. :.. '"" M'P""'nitr law. But Oov- w -....,,. -v .in,, vui. i-i i,. U.ILNIII. I II1S lb ,.,. Uallf.n niM.t. jof foricettinir lhat Bain.. 'e any closer to Japan. Tin one of the many things lhat points to successful business in Ore gon for the next few years. Klan-tiK-n Inlllate imt. M!VAI.I.I.SSS. lr. Klsnsmen from various tnnns 'throughout the Will. I He valley gathered her' laSI niKht for a klanvo'atlnn H U al. the s. rlous error ,..r, lo,. ryt.op, an,, Hry of an rierullvv In the demoeratie eountv r, ni,. Am. rlea must work with Ihe ople .... at, 5("i candidal.', had come Tor tha people's aakes. He must :(or Imitation, accompanied l,y - v. make sue ihe people, in lar-- num. eral thousand klansmen. ,id. bers, are s mpal hetle. Tryinir to do pr.-cc.led the inltlatorv ...r.i... . i Fl-ailcisCO moved -"'"'In. for the good of a state r.amlna rna was located about one The Anieiican I?ion's convention in S, under very well directed leadei-ship when it i-enewed its alleiriam-o "J...,:i,' "h.."f .,".,".'nt..u,.H,n " no"h forvai.u,. on the w,..t A. , ... , . j.. . .,,, i.uou, .,i,o si.je highway, w her., the candidates to the laws of the laud and delart anyone who sani fit to gi- auc.i-ed. waiton h.s raii.d. not Im.- , initiated. Tnr whole ciiy m tate "red "leadership. ,, ...... ic. .-rc- n, . , muted to the proc-,dinf. cause !lM'catuw, alne. us puipv.es were wrong, out In.lted to wltn.-s. the .... ...cw.vu. wei' ...ingie- , Alter the Initiation ccri'monl.s a I'jrbeni. 'al held KlunEtiun from , , ," , " . .... , ' I " Salem. l.lig. He. lie burg. Albany. Ju these days theie is a dilJerence betwitn getting wages and! sru' Hvrai.i: t nionunateiy ,ia-imnun. M. MinnMNe aci "..r-. j -' "' v,-r i nvi icce oui UTlendeo. Ihe Initiation Was direvted ualluilted. t- j-ortiand Klan, .No. I. For Sale POTATO BAGS Ji t ur.t i.h M'VeraJ Thousand Bags w hich will pass Oregon Ijw fitr Inte.--ttale Shipping. ' WAST t: l f Apple Pickers and .'ackers ru SmitK & Frees . iai as ISI" IftriTMW earning them. cooosooogoooococoooooooooo Some Livestock on Every Farm Sjjwializwl grain and hay farming without live Mod, to consume the surplus is like raising livestock without growing any of the feeds which wi m he cost of producing the animals. Either way Juts the scale of profits out of balance and leaves the farmer to face the possibilities of loss on maybe 2 oi;e and only class of production. 3 SS?Am V,ro!ucts are more profitable than ocucing cattle for slaughter, for it is said the out- , i-ii uucis, in one year is greater in dol- m''.r;i::;:;;o',:::;: 'J?'' ' -nde Xa.iomi, P-ri,y. and a,',- S "c Tin rJT'r nCT"'," ns- r.-.ilts f pn.riial.1,. ,iiu. , ." ' !'' wnys nml I her of lmrcbred il.ilr. .i iu.r dickens r. , s,nfh?w :r, tin,
