The Port Orford tribune., October 23, 1913, Image 1

V o lu m e
XXII.
fO R T ORFOItl), OREGON, WEDXKS: )AV. OCTOBER 23, 1018
A
A single m otion is quicker to m ake
than tw o.
O n ly one motion is n eed ed to
m ake any character desired on the
com plete, ¿traight-line, ^ey-for-every-
character k eyboard of the
j
Som e typew riter advantage«
w h ic h , w hen in v e s tig a te d ,
inevitably lead to the selection
of the Smith Premier—
R rm o.abta
ta d
statk
R rrrrd b la T a b u la s . Rack
Ball Hearing Carriage
Compiels Control fro— Keyboard
Simple S laao l CuSóag D a n e s
D rop Porgad T y p e B a n
Perfect L ia t Loen
Bic brome R ib b a a. U niform Touch
Bal) Bearing T y p e Bar
C alum a F i a d , and P a ra g ra p h .
D a d . n l T a b u la s .
‘
Perfect grating F c r ih i—
liM erih.nge.ble C a r r ie s .
R h ta and
~
I Carnage
Relesas
L e v e r.
M a ip a a l R a d
S v mgmg
uuma A
l / r t i w . Protect
Pro—c - d R ibbaa
V robla Wri
G c a i E kiv.ft Camaoca
R ibbon Coatrollodfroai Ksyboaid
V w ia b lt sad U a ivc n sl Lias Spacer
o ia ru itT o y rirn n s
T h e g ro c e ry bill.
A n ’ the coal, a n ’ g a <
A n ’ th e m o n th ly r o ll
O f th e r e n t—a last
A n * ta x . to w a lk
O n th e w o r d 's g reen gr»
A n * t h a t's w h y w e need It. m y d e a rie !
C . H a w le y , of Hulctn.
l i v e r n o r — O s w a ld W e s t, S a le m .
S e c re ta ry o f 8ta te — B e n . W . O ic u tt Sa­
*T l» g o ld m a k e s ti»e d a r k d a y sun ny
j
A n ’ tem p e ra th e b lla x a rd -h re e a e ;
lem .
S v e n th e hives t h a t d r ip w it h h o n ey
State T .e a m ire r— Thus. B . K a y , o f S a ­
A r e fed by th e go ld en bees!
lem .
O k . *tia gold fo r b r a a ^
S u p t P u b lic In s tr u c t lo u — L . A . A ld ­
A n ' g o ld fo r gas.
A n ’ gold to b re a th e
e rm a n , S alem .
T h e a ir , a la s !
State P rin te r— W tllla D u n lw a y , S alem .
'
A n * goid to w a lk
O n th e w o rld 's g ra a o
A tto rn ey G e n e r a l— A. M . C ra w fo rd ,
A n * t h a t a W hy w o need M , my Ooartol
S tate O sm e W ard en — W m . L . F i n ­
O k . t h a t it wove n o t g iven
ley, S alem .
T o o u r liv e s Its g le a m to h o ld !
S tate H e a lth O ffic e r— D r . C a lv in 8 . 1 B u t eve n th e s tre e ts o f, H e a v e n
A r e p av ed , as th e y say. w it h g o M !
W h ite , S alem .
"
. j
P a r iw D a tC u a i
B a d Space Lever
Carnage Retarder
Improved M argin al Stop»
easy action
light running
Ebcapement, Speediest ever
devised
C o m p le t e , S t r a ig h t L in e
K eyb oard and
A Key
and
so ul
O o ld m a k e « a w o rld a e e a « u n a r —
T o u c h e s a th o u a a n d springs.
B u t —w h a t w o u ld w a c a re fo r m o n e y .
I f tw s r e n t fo r those tr if llr .« th in g s :
U . 8. Senator*— D r . H a r r y L a n e , o f '
P o rtla n d and Geo. E . C h a m b e rla in o i l
S a le m .
U on g ress tn a n , F i r s t D is tr ic t— W illin '
letsarbm giabla
PUtea*
’
aoao o r
OFFIC IA L OIKF.CTORY.
W e w o u ld lo ve e a c h o th e r
M o re —a la s !
I f th e need fo r g o ld
P r o m o u r liv e s w o u ld pass;
B u t *tls yold m ust la y you
B e n e a th G od's g r a s s -
An* th a t 's w h y w e need it. m y d e a rie !
—P r a n k U S ta n to n , In A t l a n t a C o n a titu
S alem .
C le rk State la tn d B o a rd — O . O . B ro w n ,
Model 10
S a le m .
J o in t Senator fo r C o o * an d C q r ry —
I . 8 . S m ith .
Jo in t B c p re a e n ta tiv e fo r C o o * a n d
C o r ry — 8. P . Peirce.
Ju dg e, 2d J u d ic ia l D i s t r l e t - J .
(or E v e ry Character.
W.
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
P roaecuting A tto rn e y fo r
C u rry
D o.— W . H . M e re d ith , W e d d e rb u rn .
Princess
Fiaki’s B irthday
U . S . C o m m issio n ers— K . T . S te w a rt 1
F o r t O rfo rd .
Write for mfonnation to
T h e Smith P rem ier T y p e w rite r C o ., Inc.
A TA L B O f OLD DAYS
IN J A P A N .
OOIMTV O rriC K kn.
A’liml»*«!’ 2-4
“ I t la exile, it is d e a th !” he tb o u fh t,
b itte rly . “ W h a t can 1 hhvg done th at
»huuld dtagraiv tu e f'
, Il<
cam itici his con sci eneo a»-
v » r« .ly .
' N m h itig ? '
he «ahi a i last.
•T h e
prince « a lly <!r tes that tha spring
■ a h o u id - jp coie io ilia dlUKh'téc. W e ll. I
>i, a ú ith . B ut is
w ill l u i t . i r .
t h e r e im « ih
A. stili,1, n
u came to him ,
I and he r-’-u s«ttt|> o nia ow n palace,
no tin g, w ith t o r , t , th a t the short
! w in te r da> was t .
ended. G ath er-
i in g his .co.lcagu.s arouud him. ha told
them o f tbs c x tiao rd tu a ry demand of
J the prince.
"T h e re is only one th in g to be
don«,'' he went on. noting tbe frig h t­
ened faxes about bim.
"Liutsnl W a
I m ay J-et be saved
I
“B V fry o n e w u tiln
three
leagae*
' arouud. men, women, ytrls and boys,
nublea, m erchant» and /ea-sants. m ust
set in stan tly to w ork w n h silk, velvet,
satin and puper, and 'make scores of
flower*. L e t them cut up th e ir clothes,
th e ir hanging*; le t them lu akr use of
th e ir fans, cushions, everything they
have.
"T h e n , before daybreak, a ll these
flowers must be tied, fastened or glued
to a ll the n e is and b-tahes of the park
and all the country near tbe palace;
the finest and best unar the princess'
palace and th e poorest the furthest
away
A ll the painters and a r t l f s
must superintend the decorations.
" T a k e the arm y , take the hospitals,
take the prlsubq.
E very one must
w o rk, no one m u ^ t w t o eat or d rin k
to -n ig h t. Go and rcm elhber th a t your
v e ry lives depend upon your
suc­
Beach
cess."
W ith o u t a word the m inisters fled
C ou nty C ouiiuisair.nera— D . Crdegrove,
T W A S w in te r and very cold, and
im m ediately from th e palace
In less
Jtdd B e a c h ; U co C lu-n , w eth, L a n g lo is .
tha panels of costly wood, carved
th an an hour there was not a palace
S h e riff— C , I I . B a ile y , O o M B eac h .
w .th a rt and w ealth o fx detail, had
nor a house In the city i.or a single
C o u n ty C le r k — Job u R . S ta n n a r d , been ca refu lly
closed around the
village tn the country w here the In­
prince,
m
akin
g
the
room
in
which
he
(¿old B each.
habitants were not le a k in g
flowers,
vat
very
sm
all.
C o u n ty T re a s u re r— F r a n k C a u g h e ll
and if one had looked th a t Bight fro m
M
a
n
y
beautiful
robes
lined
w
ith
W e d d e rb u rn
the daimio's palace be wou ■' h .iv*
w arm wool and covered wRh priceless
seen thousands of lan terns !>. hblug
Assessor— W m. TUnian, Harbor.
silk lay crossed in contrasting colors
about among the trees tn evt
d i­
School S u p t.— Ueo. W . S m ith . G o ld on the dalm io'e breast, and on one
rect ton.
B each.
wide sleeve o f th e outerm ost garm en t
Th e next m orning, i.s her worn, u fin
was em broidered a star form ed by five
u rve yo r— I . C au g h ell J r ., G o ld Beach
l*hed dressing her, Ftakt heard
thu,
balls encircling a sixth. T h is was the
sound of sweet singing and many c
MIKTINUH UP TUB COI'RTS.
-
crest o f the Illu striou s K au ga fa m ily ,' strum ents beneath her window
C ir c u it C o u rt m eets F o u rth M o n d a y in
w hich knows no equal throughout a ll
“ A h ! i t is m y birth day lO-ony.' 'she
A u g u st o f each y e a r.
Japan o r am ong the latands of Shen-
said, w ith a shiver. " W h y are the god»
C o u n ty C o m m las,o n ers C o u rt m eets dal and Satsuma.
•
•.
so cruel as to cause it to fa ll in tha
firs t W ed n esd ay Io J a n u a ry , A p r il,
Th e prince, in spite o f his vassals,
w in te r tim e?” > Hey women
pulled
J u ly and S eptem ber of each y e a t.
his lands and his money, fe lt never­
aside the curtains from the window.
P ro bate C o u rt m eets Ml j t M o n d ay iu theless th a t he was v e ry poor and m is­
''W h a t a beautifu l day, mistress,"
erable. And tne* reason w a* th a t fo r
each m ou th
they said.
several days he had tried to th in k of
Indeed, as i f it too were a co urtier,
IRBY COUWYY ikMT o rriG S B a x o POftT-
Something fo r the anniversary or his
the sky was cloth, d In richest b lu *
nam acjuiw
daugter's birth day and he oouid th in k
I ’ h r b o r .......................... h ie te lte r G a rd n e r
in which the sun lik e a golden Jewel
G o ld B e a c h ........ ..
i i j | e y ; o f nothing.
shone proudly.
I
t
was
n
n
fo
rtu
n
a
tely
tru
e
th
a
t
the
Languidly the princess w alked out
" ^ M e r b u r u .................. C . L . W ake m an .
princess, who would on the m orrow
,lll,,oe......................... Air. E. H . Price. a tta in th e dig n ity o f 16, already pos­ upou the balcony, lis t what s cry o f
joy and sur- -tsc bro..e from her llpsl
M a r i a l ....................... M rs . V io la A . F r y .
sessed everything th a t It was possible
Flow«rs, flo aers. In every direction,
A g u e *« . . . . .
to
r
a
young
lady
to
possess,
but
this
. . . A . M . R ile a .
and us fa r as tbe eye conld
see.
P o r t O rfo rd
was
no
consolation
to
th
e
dalm
k).
T b e princess rubbed her «yes.
W a*
..Ame» Johnston
W h a t was the use o f being a prince, o f
D e n m a r k ...
it a m iracle?
........... J. 8 . Capps.
havin g such w ealth , if be could not
L a n g lo is . .
" F a th e r, fa th e r!" abe cried, as tha
........ E . B. T h r i f t
offer her something new and pleasing?
noble prince entered her ap artm ent,
E c k le y .., .
. . . . J . A . H a ln e a
P resen tly he arose.
i " tru ly ,-y o u are a god.-
" I w ill go to her apartm ents. P er­
Th e daim io, smd'.ng w ith pleasure,
N o tic e for P u b lic a tio n .
haps. unconsciously she w ill te ll me
pio|Kiscd a ride th
igh the park to
Th e de-
w h a t she would lik e ,” be said to h im ­ 1 on ■'< magic springtime.
self.
I Io io
,,K cl ii u c i tier hands, and
IH « A C M T u t t i !
-roi..,
“ «T- W v S ia lS I
M in in g A p p lic a tio n N o. I«594.
H e struck a bronze gong and Im m e­
the hri.o .v ' prci' - on o f g a .tr clad
U n ite d S ta te » L u n d O ffice, R o*e-
diately the carved panels rolled open
no
i
i led by in> pr.nce and his
b u rg , O rego n, M a rc h 28, lid s .
_________
____
disclosing
endless ______________
halls Oiled w
ith I dm., d i started slowly down
th *
N otice 1 m here b y g iv e n th a t W . O . * * m orals o f noble b lrih . pages, gunrCs ; w'iiii - e g , av jn u e
C orbin whose p o sto fiic e ad dress is and menlaia. Th e sam urais who w .xn
't t . s t
. I
i o h - perfume acenta tha
tle y e le .h lp ........ .. ....
F o rt O rfo rd , C u r r y C o u n ty , O rego n, the tw o ewords bowed deep w hile all
air!
FACTORY PÂICES
She others prostrated themselves oa
(••»lie H u y eles it Is
. io realized th a t
- -t. >rv cost
VoE i J j j i am
i ° n ° #P,ali »’«>1!t »hove a n il W a lte r S in c la ir, wboae postoffice
actual
, lu
a d .r t factory
v K J cost
h
a
V
f
l
U' X| * * * '« U b y b u y -
.•.,«'ng flo w e r, did
address is C o q u ille , C u o i C ou nty. O r ­ th e ground.
v«w
iiicitu
jn
ciu
i
.
r
a
ruoranhM)
b
b ic y c le . D O h O T B U Y a h i !«.“ «
<’UilraPtxM) eh in d y o u r
” 1 w ill vis it m y daughter,” said the
it.
I ■" secret w as H ist
egon, h a ve filed th e ir a p p lic a tio n for a
daim io.
ev.«y lew io,
Hie of »wee eat In ­
jo in t p a te n t fo r th e fo llo w in g describ­
F la k I. o r R ay o f Sunshine, sat on a
cense burned
in .u lly hidden bra-
y,OU WILL F t ¿ S T ú í i ÍS H E D ¡ S S í í ? ri* e,r* r ,rb**"t’*«i « t i « ™ ed m in in g g ro u n d , s itu a te in th e Sixes
A * * * ,o * I " * * » vre c a n lu a k e y o u t h ia » • a r * U \ v Í U¿
•» t be
ZiCtri
pile o f cushions In the ball o f her own
m in in g e.istriet (U n o rg a n iz e d ) iu C u r
F' k g e n t ly a n i K jK fln lly beautiful pink
p a rtic u la r paiaz*.
Th e lolds or her
» a w l t h . , d . , ro ro fra d .
U . y c l . u u d vr
n a m . »ror» a l donata m ir ¿ n o r o
ry C o u n ty , S ta te of O re g o n , T o -w it: m agnificent rubes were arranged sym-
plum tree caught the a tU o d o a of the
*
OrCi
u
i
a
H
o
i
r
("¿’h
m
"
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blcTC'“
-
«•"•»Thae.
• nuirrieron ha*> 1 «*kcnin
T h e S ou th W ort j o f th e N o rth E a s t J, m etrlcjd ly about her In m any colors
p rim es*.
rl*»»» I.arra,ah.tíí¡rotaí¿í£
TL— »•«*•»' V“‘ srouurtlyat pr..
T h e South East J o f the N o rth W est L and shapes, but most abundant was
“ I wish a bra»! h oi th at tree,” she
î ï « . BR À K ES J
crle<’., h .ii . i l -
’ll tvlll be a m em ory
and the N o rth E a s t | of th e South W e rt I the w onderful kim una of blue satin
of cm
o' i
in is: bvdutltui prurn-
J o f th e N o rth W e s t J, , l | l n Section 1 everyw here embroidered w ith spider
E ig h t, T o w n s h ip T h ir ty -T w o , South of | webs In which were caught th e m any , eaad< s oi m j life .”
colored petals o f sum m er flowers.
’¡’h ( d a im io b 'Red uneasily a t the
K a n g .' F o urteen W est of th e W ilia m -1
m ln U t e r .
m ^J^F Y»« ^rw/err*f«l/ »HraiF., T.ml_*____
T h e young g irl's face w a* w h ite as
e tte M e rid ia n , in said C u r r y C o u n ty , i snow, her crimson lip * opened slig h tly
'•»>?..• w ill diaeover the cheat,” , be
an d c o n ta in in g N in e ty acres of l a n d . : to disclose tw o rows o f pearly teeth.
thought.
l £ Â lîl vEl IO,BLEFROM MBCTBRW
T h e a d jo in in g m in in g c la im is th a t of I I and th e eyebrows, fo llo w in g the m an-
But N tl-d a -ts in did not trem ble nor
N ew ton C . O iv e lb iH s o n th e South.
grow pale.
. ner of princesses, were closely shaven
D L S O M P T IU N , f , ’P / ? 1; - '
I and replaced by tw o little black
‘*Grar. thc the honor to pluck i t fo r
I he lan d a p p lie d fo r Is u n der the
,s * . ‘ V an d easy
rlrtJnr, v a r y d tirs M o a n il lin e d I» .,d o
‘ ► With
you.” he said.
names o f, T lie H u d s o n P la c e r m in in g patches painted vary high on the fore­
r special q u a lity o f ru b tm r, w h ich ueve
er be-
head.
•mae p o r o u s a n d w h ic h c lo ‘s i n
He ro<: tip to the tree and" brought
c la im s , T h e W . O . C o rb in c la im , T h e '
^»“«
t o r e r a e w
a ith
w l o ^ u t t T a l i l ô l o w w i V
^ n ic tu
i n g g t ' I h h ô
o î a l l n ’r ^ o e s e s D e
A t the prince entered. F lak I hid her
back a superb branch.
Th e princess
'ùlb
»tth.Tr1
" f r I o i. sau-
CU.-lSSÎiL
. .. .V t'i
.tb u
n d r e .; ? i o ' f f I. fc“
tu * -rs
A . A Black c la im , T h e Th ai! G le e n !
F!®V,ce
1 W ek n > M * r t rw < f
face fo r an inatant In the long sleeves
w ized It. Lurytng her face in th e
.’ I. h i .
a n d “ D ” a la o r l.n a t r i p “ M " I c la im , a 'l placer, gold bearing ground. - of her robe, th u s-g reetin g her fa th e r
f r e s h , r o r y li t e r s .
t o p r a v a n t r im c u t t in g . T M a 1
The H udson M in in g C la im s were r e - 1 w ith a tender and modest salute. The
T h e d a im io a a n
< surprised than
t i r o w i l l o u tla s t a n y o t h e r
I l o c a l . I to c o m p ly w ith thegubcivisions dlam lo sm iled w ith pleasure a t the
ot them tires
la »10.00 per pair, b n tfo ra d i
before.
ti»’ d.ri not guess th a t the
p n ’•neutri w e n e
of »he G o v e rn m e n t su rv e y .
grace and beauty of me th lld whom be
^ - | i i a w W í í á ,4 3 OrV . rt.:.i¿ O
c ‘ O r n )ro.°\;,'.','A ^ 1"9 T ,' P,JX' * “ ord— hlpnea «amo
prim e m in b lf r had emptied all the
H e overwhelm ed her w ith
--------- examined and
»? 4 »'H” ly ¿? m *‘v í r n i í i
**y ‘
““ l“
A ll o f said c la im s a re recorded in th e | adored.
gieenhouses ol t i l the ^alscea and had
have
a * Will allow g u n k alarne.mi
, caressing names, asking her If she was prepared m a ty tre* «* fo r just such an
office o f th e C o u n ty C le rk o f
L u r r y , happy and if there was nothing she
o<‘i asion.
C o u n ty , O regon, an d also a ll tra n s fe rs desired.
"Y o u arc a wonderful m an.” th e
from th e o rig in a l c ls iin a n ta .
“ A h ! Illu striou s prince and fa th e r."
priuce cried to his prim e
m inister,
cried
F
la
k
i.
clasping
her
hands
sor­
A n y and ad persons c la im in g a d v e rs -
when
r m r n e d to the
palace.
• T ™
117«’« wnd Y. r • pal r of ft-dfMhoru
• H f i t r a i « i th e »|ies>i<i 1 n tro d u rto r r
ro
w
fu
lly
,
“
how
can
I
be
happy
w
hile
“ You cr- i
i i ' J y n rntgiclnn: B ut
ly a n y portion ot th e al>ove described
-**
o « m ail matea aag
the earth suffers? H ow ran 1 sr.illo
te ll me. w i m r .’ l
xt year to
D O H O T M T g / Z ^ . V r , ' ' ' ' ° ° " « T T H i a K O F I BUYING • bf«*r«ia or a p rlr of g r o t i t if l o r m in in g claim s, a r e req u ire d when
____ ____
.
the ______
skies _____,
weep?
Ah. the gods a u r p a x s tfajih m a t vt’» o u s le t
üDdvrí*.
W n -M
“ '*•>------
-- 'ffur*
“— «e
-„ » ara
e n i .« ,.,,.
U> tile th e ir adverse c la im s w ith th e a r * erusl to have created the w in ter
Th e
.’.C i r.H
r led slowly.
R egister o f the U n ite d S la te s U m l O f- season! I feel lik e a poor little exiled
He point
• » -
• >ottn< rnsn,
flee a t R oseburg, In the S ta te o f O re ­ plant, barely alive, and yet unable to
son trf th prince o» >•> i 'im a, who .was
gon, d u r in g th e six ty d a y s p e r k 1 of d ie !"
aiding I* ■ -<« j s F la ..i to alig h t from
" I t la certain there 1s nothing she her m i
p u b lic a tio n hereof, o r th e y w ill be bar-
A y e r ’s P ill» . A y e r ’» P ills .
as
sprinctlm e,"
”W h«n tn »her year b^a p
i i
red by v irtu e o f tile p rovisio ns o f th e desires so much
A y e r ’« P ills . K e ep s » y in g |
thought the prince to hlm sed, once the prlri- as receives aiiotn?r i
s ta tu te .
th is o v e r snd o ver sgsin.
I
m
ore
back
la
bis
little
room.
as a g ift Iron* the godu, give
‘ -» C o .,
T h e best Isx ctive.
B. F . /O N E S , R e g is te r.
H e scowled fiercely at the grey s htt b u m i h- LXWkrui.ng pr.ru«.
M BM Mam aam
clouds
outside.
Suddenly
he
com­
w ill love him m ere than she does
W a n t y o u r moustache o r beard
manded tbe presence o f his c h irf m in ­ ap rin gU iu t. ’
a beautlitol brown or rich black ? Use
ister.
N al-ds-tsln hastened to learn | The d u n . o banded the m inister a
■ oa a r. s u x » sa. u s a i í . s . a
the wishes o f his Illustrious lord, but key of br- n«.., Incrua.ed w i.u «»old.
fSuoeasor io A . B . o a b ix i
the m ln ls is r’s heart sank a t tbe sig h t
“ T h is i »a«.» gay to my tro«tures.”
o f the prince's somber fare
he s jla . ’*’1« e it ftiiu tua. e * n a t use
I “T o -m o rro w la m y daughter’s b irth - of it you w j i .
You
■ m /r« vaiuabia
! day.” he began, coldly. “ 1 desire, do to m * t h ia »/o»d or pr r « o in b l o o m .'*
to w ri u far nor omUktoaÜal le tte r tefo r« ap­
i you understand. I desire th a t by day- — Tran slated lo r the N. Y. tu n .
pi r i ng for t x t e n t j l t m s» b» w orth money
I break to -m orro w the trees and bushes
W « prunapúr obUun U. ft. and Foietgn
Im p ro v v K iw .t . l Matches.
z V i iv t li i n g n o t in s l o c k , w i l l , of the park and the en tire country
surrouadlng the palace shall te cov-
Th»* l r » * . » • » . . .u»**» Las decided
Ä L V A 0 1 W ARN S W rM n re E N ­
, «red w ith flowers, as In
th» first to effect on
v ... «• f in »he m anu-
b e p le a s e d t c o l d e r
T I R E .'Ufari.wr’i fvt? ri«nr1 model, «ketch
m onths o f th * sp rin gtim e
You m ay facture of
c .»
. befi.
iw o -ce n t
• r ph .» o .n 4 we w » 4 w» I M M E D I A T E
s ì
F R E E »epnrt en jM W ntabiiity. w» gtv®
boxea ar*í j «
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R e F A iK iN u
X e A T i.Y
D o m go."
Jte O w l .«gei «errice aeri M r i M , a a d uter
|
is
l» e best k e lp , b u t ita uae '
"Y o u r w ill shall be obeyed In all matches iCvr. . ai w Pi» » U t ¿cid bi tu er­
ohargr« are «onderai«. T ry m
m ust be continued in sitni- j
I things." m urm ured the m ln tn e r, bow­ to. except th at 11 »he noddle cf each u
» • iis s flo s t.
i * * ‘ u 7 o h
m e r as w e ll as w in te r.
ing him self out backward.
a sm all circle o í p s u s d a wax »hich
P u l0 it t l » w y a r 9 .
T»S» I , la s llu l» m M » d a u . w.rov
Onee outside, he clutched his hands perm its the ttau.e to ftpring In to lite
C s ta s a ro a h s M s a o w .
A ll D m * «
-1« W o t, r* (».xr.xi
O r . U.S. Pitsat 0a*»,Wa»kiBftM, B.C.
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