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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1897. -v
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OFFICIAL EXXaECTOIVS".
" United States Officials. v. .
President.. G rover Cleveland
Vina-1'rssldent Ad ai Stevenson
Heoretary of ritate. ........ Kichard 8. Olney
feomtary of Tieaanry.. .John G. Carlisle
' Secretary of interior E. K. Francis
secretary of War. Daniel 8. Laruont
rjeeretary of Navy Hilary A. Herbert
Postinaster-Oeneral William L. Wilson
- Attorney-General Judson Harmon
ttecrotary of Agriculture J. Sterling Morton
State of Oregon. . :
Governor
Secretary of State
Treasurer
Boot, Puhlio lnstraction
Attorney General
Benator
....W. P. Lord
.11. K. Kineald
.Phil. Metsehan
...... M. Irwin
C. M. Idleman
id. W.
J J. H.
Hlnger
W. R. E
Mcliride
Mitchell
Congrsiimen .
Printer
I Dinger Hermann
W. R. Ellis
. w. a. Leeds
in. 8. Mean.
V. A. Moore,
a U. Waiver
Sap rem, Jndcea
iverton
Blxth JtdlcW District. .
Oirenit Jndt Stephen A, Lowell
Proaeonting Attorney H. i .,
. , Morrow Coant Official, t
olnt Benator A, W. Gowan
UspreaflntatiTS). J. N. Bnrwn
llonntjr Judge A. G. Bartholomew
' Comraiiwioners J. it. Howard
3. W. Beckett.
" Clerk. J. W. Morrow
" Sheriff E. L. at look
" Treamrer Frank Gilliam
- Asmmot J. t". Willis
" 8arvn;or. J. W, Homor
... - bo boot Bup't Jay W. Hhiplsy
J Oxroner... U. V. Tnghan
BirrHiB tow ornoca.
layot Thoa. Morgan
0"nnlimsm 8. Horner, E. J.
Hlonnm, Frank Rovers, Geo. Conaer, Frank
Gilliam, Arthur Minor, . . .. .
Kaoorder .F. J. Hal iK)k
rraNi ...K. L. Freeland
Marshal A. A. Kuberta
FrMiaetOBecr'.
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Notice of Intention.
I AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES OREGON,
J Dec. 17, 1WI6. Notice is hereby given
that the following-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that satd proof will be made
before E. L. Kreeland. U. 8. Commissioner, at
Heppner, Oregon, on February, 6th, 1H97, viz:
HARRISON CCMMISGB, .
Hd. E.No. 2S62,forthe NWK NW Pec 27, NW
NE!4 and 8v NE Bee 28, Tp 5 8, R 25 E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Charles H. Bullis, James H. Wyland, Joseph
Bannister, Walter Bennett, all of Hardinan,
Oregon. .,. . J AS. F. MOORE,
503-13. ' Register.
t . -Notice of intention. '
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
Dec. 21, 1896. Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before J. W. Morrow, county clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on February 1, 1897, vu :
DVVID BAKER,
Hd. E. No. 5981, for the SW)4 Bee 33, Tp 1 8, R 24
I,VH,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: ,
Benjamin F. King, William T. King, James
M. H amble t, Thomas J. Willhelm, all of lone,
Oregon,
JA8. F. MOORE,
503-13.. Kcgtster.
Notice of Intention. - - '-
Land Officii at The Dai.lks, Okf.cion,
necemher lifith 1R!.
OflCE 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler has filed notice of
nis intention I ' make nnal proof ln-support of
his claim, and thai said proof will be made be
fore the County t;lerk of Morrow Co., Oregon,
at Heppner, Oregon, on February 15th. 1897, viz:
WILSON RICH ARD30N,
Hd. E. No. 4513, for the 8KJ4 See 5, Tp 8 S, R 24
IS, W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence noon and cultivation
oi, saia lana, viz:
Ihomas V. Oraham. Charles M. Hastings.
Luther Huston, Andrew M. i'etersnn, all of
Kight Mile, Oregon. JAS. F. MOORE,
DUn-15 . . Register,
Notice of Intention. '
Land Orncs at La Grandk, Orboon.
December 21. 1896.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler has tiled notice
ot his intention to make nnal proof in support
oi nil claim, aim inaisam prooi will ne made be
fore the County Vlers of Morrow County, Oreg
on. at Heppner, Oregon, ou February S, 18U7,
vis:
JAMES AYERS
H. E. No. 5270 for the VK SKV Pec. 23 and KM
8W Bee 24, Tp 1 N, K 27 K W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous resilience upon ana cultivation oi.
said Isnd. vis :
John Barker, Isaac Vincent. Charles M. Long,
uenrge nr. rearsou, an oi wannwiy, uregon.
ouvit. . B. r. niLSUN, tiegister.
Timber CultureFinal Proof.
Notice for Pablieattoa.
I'NITBD 0TATRS LAND OFFIC I,
The Dalle. Oremn. Jan. Ill IH97
XTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WKHLEY
i.1 T. McNabb,ol Leamgton. Oregon, has filed
notice ol Intention to make Dual proof hvrore
JiKteph L. Glliaon, U. f. Com. at nla oDire in
leslnglon. Oreiton. on wedneadav. the Kith dav
of March. 17. nn timber eultiireappllcatlon No.
2WJ4, for the Mt4 nf section No. 34, in Township
mi. i fiiun. nange no. i easi.
He name as witnos.ee: Thomas L. Dnrman
and andevere L. 4'ollev. of Eight Mile, Oregon,
Milton R. Murgau and Monro A Olden. nt Ion.
Oregon. JAS. r. MOOHK.
9-19 Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
T AND OFFICE AT THE DA LLK, OREGON
I J Jan. 14. Iw. Notice Is herrhy given that
the following named settler has Hied notice of
her liiu-ntlou to make dual proof In support nl
herrlalm, and that said proof will Im me
heforeJ. Vt. Morrow. (4iinlv tierk. at Heiniuer.
wregou, un Jiarcn jnu, iswi, vis;
EUNICIC BROWN,
lid. E. No. tnt. lor tha NWU. sec. Sfl. Tn. 1 1, ft
U E. W. M.
Mie name tha fnllnwlna? wltneew tn smw
her ooiitlHiiom raaldenoa uwn and cultivation
oi, saii lana. vis: -
John W. Cos. Andrew ft. O rover. Welter I
smith an I Culll W lls.n, all nl lo.. 0era.
met is iX. r. MCHIHE. Keglstsr.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
VOTICRIH HEKKRY GIVF.M BY THE IN
11 denlgued aaelgiM of (I. D. felt ed W. f.
f1l his Snal smranl as such aeelsnea with the
Clerk nf the I Irriill t ourt.o( Ih. Mele.,1 treon
lot Morrow ( otli.tv. and Mhl final amount all
ha heard and f '"I nnnn hy tha Judge nf said
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TEACHING BIRDS.
An In tores ting Operation That
Requires Muoh Patlenoe.
A Specially Constructed Organ I Also
Necessary tor the rurpoee Soma
of the. Alia Employed In
th Luon. ;
I
Probably not one refider in 1,000 qver
heard of ; a 'blrd organ" or saw
one. They are m'ude only in France,
and are imported to this country
in small iiumberB, as dealers in mu
sical boxes have few calls for them,
and generally send for them only upon
orders from customers. .They are
made solely for teaching tunes to
canaries and bullfinches. A wooden
box about a foot square contains a
large roller covered with pasteboard
upon which brass pins are set accord
ing to. the system used in preparing
the rolls of music boxes. Beneath the
roller is a small pair of bellows, and in
the back of the. box is set & row of ten
metal pipes about the size of a long
lead pencil. ' When the crank on the
outside of the box is rapidly turned
wind is foroed into the pipes, lis the
valves open when the metal tongue be
longing to each is struck by a pin on the
roller. The music is therefore pro
duced on the principle of u set of
Pan's pipes, and is very shrill and high,
yet sweet and full.
The' ten note produced by tha ten
pipes range from middle (3 in the Btaff
to B, above, or an Octave and three notes.
1 hat is, the bird music is written in the
octave used in theniusifal notation
for the human Voice, but properly,
would be written in on octave higher
w hen comparing the voice of ft eunajry
with the voice of asoptuuo. However,
the quality of the tones differ to greatt
ly that the shrill, clear pipe pf the bird
makes ita voice sound as If it were
pitched much higher than is really tha
cuse. ... 1 ii '
. The "bird organ" is pitched In exact
ly the same toue and key as the voice
of the canary, or perhups this is put
ting .the cart before the horse, for the
bird ' strikes faultlessly the key and
tone of the pijies. It is more nccurate
to say, after all, that on the hand the
orgnna ore pitched to bo with the ca
nary's voice, a the result of the ex
perience of the builders, and that tha
canary shows wonderful, power of im
itation in fulling in w ith the tone qual
ities ot its toucher. If one note in the
organ is off the key In the slihtcat do
pel tho biid takes the same tone1, iivd
!. I . 1 .. ....... ......... I,
II l um c it-.ii na nun immc eivii; n
will always curry the blemish; in the
liurinony, All of I lie airs used in tlnac
i.rguus are written In tint keys of (1,
.ne sharp, or in (, und as they hute
only the range of leu notes, Irtiin (i
to II, It la very difficult to adapt nuiiiy
tunes to tho limitations of eanujj-
music.
There is a dealer kai inutile Ikixos on
liiilgfe avenue alio sells "hird organs"
nml w rite music for the ciu.sry lem-li-
ft. lie Jiiim u tlniwrr liileil tritti mini-
ii eriil music which lie lin r im cl (or
iinc in tl:r "liinl oiyTux." iinJ l.e slv
puts ttim s fo order i n thi; rolleia, lis
liii liinl orgnna wh it h pipe a rt Tr-
toire of arAfii airs, with "Mulligan
Cuartls," "Yankea )Klle," "A Dream
of Lot," Lucy (iiaj," "Down Went
MHilnty." and "You ( au't l'lsy in Mj
Ycrd,m all on oua roller.'
"One I une Is all that a man trlr-s to
Irut li a rausry,M he , "and ha will
lievrr let the bird bear more than that
me. He Vn the bird In a iiilt-l room
while lie la leaching it and ilm-su'l Irl it
hear the solee of another bltrl. A ra
nnryl lif.iin la not teiy imd beget
hi loukit (d Ihi'liuiry lanfflrd it br bivt
liuira thnn I lie an me old lumv I liaia
htwrd of liirda that nmld whistle leio
aire, bul Iheac arr very rate, and it la
a riaky iin.li-rlukiiig. For whin a
Nrd lawnrklng ou the aevnxl luue
lie la likely In art hilled with
Ibe Aral, ami I bra all your Iniublr'a
srt.iM! fir iwlbinir. D'a ainiply a etir
lion uf lima ami pnliriira. You' Jul
Kt tn liy the I one nn I lie ortfsii aa
nfln aa yon frl a i haii'-e; I he luore
llw t-aiirr; you ll sftiii'l awsy lor ln
nr lUn ttnetitlia, or loag-er, trhaa fur
Sis nntn I ha.
"If haa tha lurk to re a Hrlglil
t.irl, Itr ll e-jiii i iit.iu ilia tuna in
Uirra fiMenth. Al first he'll slnf laxtiet
Ibie" bnra, ihrti fuller and siarl o.i
affain. W lirfl le lis I'-all.e.l tl.e air all
Ibe aa f brifli bia it is weak ami
rnrrtfaia, '"'l " F'l a'roniir ainl
rtwira rtiifwlral all tha I nn, When
aire j.m ka II up )uur Irouhlr are oer
It 'a simply a tueiur ( luna ami ra
Ilea thru, t'a all Dub In r-tt.iiif a
Lr.tfM bul allh a r-e-l rar, ami Iba
aareleel alnr may turn mil a feulura
a k Iralrvnl ahrll, Iblilftnrhea aia ' e.
r u lent h, hill ibef ara eo atmrt be.
II. el Iba mult araararrely aurth I l.e
Irmil.l. A raster iJI keep bia sol.a
i,al riet-tMrry fsr fighl or tea years,
aad l.e in aar .a aaevteet knoala in
Iba .f bl."
The (.ertrian ttaiara and ea of
miit ffk b in PkI tireaefnj In Iba
IrainlrtaT -t canartee, and yearly all
t.f I la m. turn. W. i s-.li.ler la ritiisMlel
Ma Mt lv n eiiMeel 1 (iimn
T1. N.aa ba .UJ fl i i ajr
ftiea til aie ail uu. Thera ai n y
raiiae lad H'rW la a rral r.ly, bat
hoe. trenre. uauanal I ten Iba rtln. alia?
of raaareea, and Iba altirf Irii.rer'a lr
refna tr aelilr "l.l r I f ffsi.s" and aril
!r mum.t fnf Ik'ae I tl'e ,rean ea
Th 'e fafftiehed la ef y .r la, !
aevraila. ft', aea, rasa aad
jiaer ara f'ile.1 nil. IUI the adlr
ba ret aa easy leek a M K kli lm'alkr.a
f key aad frr. aad rasa all lk k
fSiftt la lb. li'iie fsi,MS. fere.
lcr.I!y a rtelrrif !! f'if al aif
aK,-b I be adefrftf 1 vrv.r rAtw. a
'lele.J Iba Snral ra.r .f ll
eenery. sa l I 4.l f in n4 eeil.'ee.
I7 1'iUI ll "MeM, ae4 ll.ema"
I . l'f ih aeeteal al eaeieal air
fnf a afy Wt la UirUL aad aari
!( lt 1 ail l.rf '; ti kheavor.
ei'i (Highest' of afl la tlkvenmg FcWXatest tT, & Govi Report
s - I
AB60WTELY PURE
THE ERRING" ''boi.wii.Mii.
Acquitted, Ha Is round at His Old Way
. . , , Again. t ., ,,,..1'!'
A curious romance of burglary and
filial affection Is told in the French .
newspapers, says the New York Jour
nal. ' It has generally been, supposed to
be almost impossible to escape from the
French penal settlement at "Cayenne,
r.nd the perils to be confronted in the
forests both from animals and natives,
not to talk of starvation, appalled the.
convicts to -Such ari extent, that they
never even thought of , attempting
ilight. This theory has'just received a
severe shock, the description of no less
than 30 recently escaped convicts hav
ing beien circulated to the police by the
minister of the interior. ,
One. or "two have already been cap
tured in France. Among these is a cer
tain Petitjenn, who is accused of new
misdeeds. Petitjean escaped from
Guiana some time 8gorfor no other rec
kon, he said, than to come and embrace
his old mother, who lives at Hagnolet,
lie was arrested, but in deference to
public opinion, which was ijnnressed by
his tiiinl affection, he was set at liberty
and allowed to remfl in in France.
A short time ago a robbery took place
nn the lloulevard Diderot, in Tpris, and
by tracing back the stolen goods four
persons were sweated They were all
carrying knives, kmicklediiHtcraand re
volvers, and mnde a most) desperate
fight for their liberty". ' Once in prison,
however, they, eon fewWT they belonged
to a large gang whose ehe, wa Petit
Jean! Hence the latter's arrest, '
TRAPPING. TURKEYS. '
Tb Method Uaaally Employed la taklaa
tha Wild Bird. ..
One of the methods' by which wild
turkeys are taken by native hunters, lis
described in "Hunting ami Mulling In
Florida," by Mr. C. D. t'oiy, curator of
the department of ornithology in .the
Field Columbian museum, Chicago,
certainly does little credit to the intel
ligence of the turkeya.'
A plaev ia found where turkeys ore
numeroua. torn ia scattered about,
and If that ia eaten, more ia placed in
(Ida manner for a week or two, until
they become, accustomed to going there
for food. Then small logs are Inld,
forming a square box about six or eight
Inches In height; possibly two log on
each aide, one above the other. Inside
ia placed the corn, and (he turkey
enter It readily, oa I he obstruction is
not sufficient to excite their fears.
The next night another log In added,
ratting the nox a little higher, per
uana a foot or so, anil thia proeeas goes
on until the smnll lop form a rone-
klinnrd box, narrowing at the ton, h nv-
lisg aa oprnlng by which they run enter
at the tn.
Corn la placed in the boi, ami a few
kernels lending to ii, aa usual, and (he
turkeys, mounting the laat big, drop In
and eat up the corn. And now thrv are
caught, Tha oienlng ka aa narrow thai,
although a turkey raa easily . jump
ilt. n through It with chmed wlnra. II
cannot Jump out again, with ita wing
spread.
STOOD BY HiR
RIGHTS.
Ilea a Waasaa
laayee
Had taa taa
War.
The woman lawyer abunmrd a pika of
lirlefe drmn iwfura th Judge, act-ory
hi f to the New York Herald, and aald;
"I move to dierharg (lie pHaoner on
the ground that Iba jtroarrutlon have
mil prornl Ibelr raw. ami that the eel
(Irnt-e la Irrele.aul and Itnmalrrlal."
"Motion granted," aaid Iba Judg.
"No mora dastardly outrage naa er
prria-irateil.' Isrgan Iba lawyer, "than
Ilia Inearrrratlnn of Ihla, my Innorenl
Ileal. Ila h enrard In tlie purauit
of hi daily a un, when lb strong
aria of Iba law rVarvnded ntaio him.
lie-"
"Madam." aald Iba Imlfa, "l,r not
already Isild yoa that yrr motion wa
granu-d? 1 1 prevmer la diarharre)
-e wsa a men without guile," nm
liBOT'l I he tair oiuisarlof. "Jls; aura
rtr. Ma fan.lly a la-at beruuld. lie
a a lt Iba mbl of hi faJnily e.rt le
a bra a mlntnn of the law fill-red and
drmandevl bia Imaie.bata Inparnrra
lion."
"I riaia already derldrd In you
isvor. lnaum, aa have Wi. you
Hra." draw l Iba I X 1e. - ba(
iriflte do fnn aaalT"
"KUai tnntm rVa I want. Indd T" rrie
Ike aotnaa lawyer, bar faea laabiag l
a rrlmeeiei b-i. . "W by, 1 want in arsrua
lliisraae. I eland on my rv.aet twtional
r'fbl a a a-msn l bait U laal
word, and I ron to b'f It." , .
Aad aha del.
A MOSQUITO INVAOISENQLANO.
Hail iaeaey laeael' Maeeaf fas tlaW
laaa af Haaeaa iMrtrlea
T be barrww trig a a aoNtea frrn m. 1
iUm thai a tmauiiu baa ta-a taAea)
'! M Itertfifilabirw, A feaUetna
iLli.t al liar ley, lijetoa. arlu ! a
l,wdrti J-a thai on a rfet ataaln?
ba ennui.U'e. Ila. fern, km I eel ia
bia Uel batalvf.
Aa 1 1'giiaba.aa kt alaays lraa, ai
II aeeia a' "! aa;flnwia la add Iket
Ita a. i-f larley grappled lib. Ilea
rrealMfa i(ila batxleet, aar ay4 bia
ksad HtiUI II aaa amier e.,1 )vi..m. Wa
aael , a rl lef lie Ii fta of 4rtiaaT
d a .e In I bea iWyv tla Oaya.
! i t. ) . ai.i b ei.tM.
Ua'ery. a I' fl .linni' (St. I duly ks
Ui arita tfl k'S fcraepajat atd lell aiaail
It 7S tbi apti,,i tl a asteiaial la.l
tha fea.lera ff IU H.ii .l i tletaM ara la.
,. l,la- f a7 Iba ot !! I.ria ae
f atb 7 I Maa tf b.'l'y k. I '!-,J
in'' far countries.' Xuiong other places
he bad visited' the famous1 city1 'of New
Jersey, and in' the trahsmisaissippian
capital bod met and coped with, the
mosquito in its lair. " ,
Thus he Is tible to identify his quarry
and lay , before the" British public a
harrowing picture of the animal's dis
tinguishing traita. ' ' '
"The specimen caught,"' he writes,
"has every characberisttc of the for
eign, mosquito," especially the New
Jersey variety. I believe they have
been brought to England with timber,
for in New Jersey the logs of timber,
which, aire -usually carried down' the
l ivers,-, have, on them mosquito eggs
gathered from the surface of the wa
ter, where they breed, and bo in this
manner are-transported to Europe,
W here the sunshine hatches them, and
they fly away," ,.. ., ..
It now remains only to unite the
English people! aa one man against the
nvader. Hence this suggestion:
"Let every person carefully examine
his bedroom window in the morning
and kill them, aeby so doing they would
be prevented . laying their eggs' and
breeding. Now is the time to act to
prevent them spreading. 1 They may
easily be known by their resemblance
to gnats, but having a long truik ar
prol)ocls, and by making a humming
noise when ' approaching the' face' or
hanilB of a person." ' "
Accompanying thia slogan is a dia
gram what has been called the busi
ness end of the mosquito, which may
be wed for further identification of tho
dreaded foe, should he be encountered
unawares. N. Y. Herald. '
Evading th Uul. .
One of the regulations at the new;
CongreaKlonal library tn AYaHhlngton ia
that visitor must I'urry no porcela into
tlsn building. So says Use Post, of that
city, end then goes on tnrelutaan aunis-
Ing occurreiM: A ratlsrr tall, brood
rhouldered young woman arrived attha
door of the library, having In her bond
a neat brow n pn,er package. "No bun-
(Ilea are nlowed insiika tlie building,
mid tht. attendant. "Y'ou tniart leave. It
here till you coma out," Tlse yoiwig
womnn objeetetl. Tlie man sold It w a i
(he rule. The young woman said Itw a-
alisiird. The man was firm. Ila must
oliev ordt-rs. The young woman he;-
tiiltl; then alio undid the pnreel, hung
fcevenil iulra of blin k hone over her arm,
handed the nuu the paper, and aaid:
"1 licit-, yon may keep that until (
come out,"
, , t "
Ha (ioatfortabla While Trarrliag ' . .i
Id cool weather. The Ualon Paciflo
lyatem haata its Iraioa Ibroaghoal by
attain beal from tb engine, (bug nak
tag-every par! ol all ita ears, pleaaaat
and oroforUbla. It alao light ttt eara
by tht palebrated 1'ialaob Light makiog
tbem brilliant at night. Paaaaocara
carried daily on tha fast mall. For
leaping car raaervallooa, licketa, or lo
fairoatloa, eall aa or addrt II. W.
Haiiar, (Jan. All, 135 Third Bl Port
land, Oregon.
THE FUNNEL TRICK.
Aa lalarasllag I'raHleea leaelaad by Sf arl
lea tailfaralaaa.
Jerry I.ynrh baa finally learned Ibe
funnel Irirk. He look It In two thmra
una on on evening and th othrr tha
nr. Tin senator aauntereil up to the
lUihrtulnn i tub the other day ami saw
I wo or I h re of 1 h ) on ngrr mrtnlsr ra a I
lemptllig a rtw fel, ami bewalrhed
tbem with iiil. rrsl. One of Ibrm. ay
th Han I'rnria New lllrr, aturk
a funnel In (hlop.f bia troiianra, threw
hi bead bai k, placed a SQ-ernt pieee on
hi f.irv-hrad and (ri.vl bo drop Ilia Ih4
funnel (y alow ly hrarrllig hie bead.
Utey all lia.l falkrd Jerry lnLt-d on
trying it. iIhiuiiIi all bad trtrd .i
I i w ,i. la hi in from altrme: ing a fral t
lifflr-nlt f"f Ihi-m. Tb funnel wa
(land la lha wsUtbun.l nf bia
iroia. r and l.e threw bm k bis head ly
rarvir lb mln on M spnnl brow.
t IImI Jnnrtur a pllrber nf le w a'er
MM erupt led Inln Die f.irtirl, n, by lb
tlmf Jerry rot ltiroirh lUmlrg lb
(okaira had tan'iehrd. Tli arnalr'a
Wertir Impioted a itb dry raiment an I
th hat! iiirfl.l al lb eluti be started In
In alius a couple of frirmla tb funnrl
trlrh.
"II. Ibl war." re .lalnd. "yori
ftp I fti f uniii I In lb top nf ynurpea
hatha, si. Idea Ihnra jour bead l k,
an, ami --anni !"
Agaia Jerry was f..rrei torkange bt
ralnnni, ami i la rait l.nnaT iewl
what l.e kmra ale.ul lb funael IrVrk.
On what rmund." aakl lha aourl,
"doew Iba iUfa-r bia tlesruand
frr lien1iig bia aanT"
"fN Uav arms ml raplWal Iba t"t
llotirr'a abirny, "that Imi waa avteon
ailev ttn h rertia, abd wra
ke4bliaia, gaia bins Ui bama of J.4.n
Wesk-y, II mew w labaa In l.a II legal
ly p.nfed It R"f ttill.ana, an ba
tan J"in Iba llaptiata iletly an I wlUt
Out aMraraung vt,a a0leol."-lkl-ragn
Tribit
tkB a I aiaeaa ,fr iiva Iba In
lel'istre I aapHtnrv .y it, .)-' ),'
l lb arteral prvislaaa, wr.ilea ntifc
,ri.'e Ink, lb ni rn. i. g nnr, All raf
e.aa f ink ar i.,i,rr. i ij,, ,.4
ik oleemeala frv-taj tb'lr eat, w lb
lb l- l ut bat" af raaki ail ut y-a
f C b f., w .Ibmil earei.l are 1 eib d
la ( f.l..f .!.. ,, t l.,,f b.e f.
oa dJ , ill h , !, 1 fx.) ..,ae u,e f
pfty, Jay ut- n ?-.- l Intirtrata
t jafftrin f . 1 a,,
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