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THE HERALD ri'BLJSJ I ED EVERY WEDNESDAY < <> kke . spo \ di :\( e . IH HNS, <¿111 XT CO., OHKUO.V “Richard*« limaci/ Agiin.” BY There lias been for several months past quite an unsatisfactory discus- E ditor and P roprietor . siun ns to the authenticity of the J L_ JJJ____ H-T” above quotation ns a Shakspeurean M’BS( klFTION TERMS; line, among citizens of literary One b«r tastes in Burns. We wrote an old Six Monti.s Three Moul x Shakspeurean scholar, and by last Vue Year (in a lvanctj I mail received the following: E d . H erald : In answer to your Shakspenrean question; The lines IIECALD fl.t n LIST: "Perish the Hi niuht! Sever be It t ub! That Fa'c ¡»«elf conltl ttwe the p . hi I •>! Richard! < ''/iF' lent e avaunt! You 1 hrexii« u here in \ a in! JLt Lii d'« hiiiwelf K.'yiin.“ Herald mid The ( entury, oue year llvra'd mid S'. N’fi h.ilns. were superiylded by an English Heru.'d and Jiciin rast Matrazine, one year Jkrnld Bini l*elciH»>ii Mavazine dramatist who adapted the play to f Jerald and Lady's Dovk “ the modern stage for the elder Kean. There are also many entire “speeches,” ns well as sentences ADVEUTiHXG KATES: and clauses, in the play as now aet- e<l on the stage, that were not in it 1 yr5 1 wie 2 k 1 mo 3 ni.» 6 mo M M’K an Rhakspeare wrote it—though of 1 h<b J ' ■ ♦2/4) 00 *■< 00 «11 00 «15 00 2 1 00 t; 12.00 2X 00 course as much of tlie original was IX.00 a, V<) a rn. J 00 X QO 1 >00 24.00 •10 oc S •• 1 ■t .A0 '..DO' id. 00 : t) 00 ; 2.00 .*>0.00 preserved as [lossible. In fact, none h «•«»l. f. 00 00 15 00 LM.O’) 4M 00 1 IN J. •12 00 16 00 2X.00 4s 0) XO.OO 120 00 of Shakspeare’s plays arc acted now 1 “ i .3 'JO. :u <X> 10.03 GO 00 IIO.OO 140 00 •is he wrote them, and there are a number of popular phrases cred ited to Sluikspenre which belong jM^A liberal reduction to all vonrl.v «d. really to the editors of the plavs. verti -ers. (’¡di nt oiHuo, or write l’ubli. ber, The copy of Shakspeare to which ■Cuts cbarged extra, according to space, you refer is probably the Johnson- and none bin meta! I>ase admitted. As we sterc<*.ype «»tir advertisements all Boswell edition, justly acknowl- .c lntnges after lit 4 four pul licaiioiis, |1. ' edged the most correct copy extant. 1 he error is a very common one. .Vdvcr.i Ing in Locai Columns Ten Many years ago I was one of a com tents a line. mittcc to decide a wager of J100 or. Mattfiage, birdi, and deaili notices free. the same ¡mint precisely. As there Most liLci.il vrins to religious and .social are a great l.imi' er of sentences in and cducalional bodies. Job Work done neatly and promptly, at the acting play of Richard HI taken reasonable prices, by an experienced Job from others of Shakspeares, we read Printer. his entire works critically in search 'flic Patronage of die Public respectfully of that special one, but could nut Fo’ici.eil. ■ T he H erald It; kept rcgularlv on file fc.r re find it, and gave our decission that ference, la the <;e->. 1*. I’oivell Newspaper Ad- the sentence was not written bv wrtitdng Iliircr.il, 10 Spruce «t., New York. Shnkspcare. Tuns. IL R oberts . Steelville, Mo., Dee. 2(i, 1888. V ery cold weather in Texas. D. L. GRACE, “A Trader” «nd Ids “IJe-lUll.” E ight persons were frozen to En. II ehald : T see in the last death in Carson county, Texas, du number of the “hems” a hatch of ring the late cold spell there. I I misstatements over the pseudonym of “A Trader.” Here in Burns, wc who know I t is learned that the stenograph- •»tes of J. C. S. Richardson, who ‘ Ti'.,der” personally, know that he tlied at Prineville, while nct- did not write the article referred to » secretary for the Wagon l’oad as it was printed. 1 nt that it em: - d Grunt Commission, sent from nated f; om the same source whence ishington, have Icon deciphered, came so many articles hi l'etofore id that to retake anv of them will ■ reilei’ting on the honor .and integ 'He unnecessary.— Portland News. rity ef many of our la st business men, and the fair standing of our I’EXX'OYElt, says an OX- 1 town—which made the establish change, Oregon’» democratic gov ment of Tin: H ehai . d an nbsolute ernor. has looked after (he tflilii),- necessity. Any person with an idea above the least endowed, could sec clearly that the paragraph in T he H eiiald so strongly excepted to, was simply u list of the various line« of busi ness commonly found in a town of the size of .Burns, and those that may be found in the columns of T he Randall Club of Pittsburg T he II euald —r.n advertisement has adopted resolutions approving of Burns and the paper that voices ttih l’rcsidi nt’s message. This fact it abroad. pnzzl s the enemies of till' democ Taking the same lil.i rty with racy, who cannot understand that "Trader ” to spenk for the business < veland’s policy signifies demoe- rntie unity, not dissensio 1.—Eu men of this country, 1 will say they arc not blind, and seeing Till-. H kh - gene City Guard. alii is it larger, more newsy, and letter printed paper, and withal (One .1. C. Johns has'been doing deci nt ami respectable in its tone, the swindling racket in and alout which the "iti nn” is not, th: v Albany, Oregon. lie represented therefore correctly coi-r-lude that 'himself as an agent of the Bancroft it has the larges' circulation and History Company,ofS.m Francisco, patronize it accordingly without any and luisUaken in quite a good many. ‘‘bulldozing.” Bi sink , s M ax . He would sill the book for some Burns. Jan. 15, 18X8, cash down, and the bidance when th' book was delivereil, which he As for the above: Every effort failed to »Io. The company has g.-, on the ovo of a political campaign is wi'.nl of the swindler anil propose to made by republicans to weaken the pui him. if possible, behind the ba.'. intlucmcof the democratic newspa- —Ex. <lS'r, by impugning its motives, mis construing its contents, falsifying <>r»*K<»n In Conaii-ss. its position, and the whole set en- Committee on claims, cornpe-ed 1 gaged in victimizing "Tradir”were of.8 mend era, has Mr. Hermann. ' tindoublcdly under management ef Committee on Conrt defence!», 7 i tlie nllcgo;! pidilisaer of n paper that lett ro stone unturned to in- members, Mr. Dolph, chairman. Committee on commerce, with 13 J"r,‘ 1 our business last full, Thiii time by adroitly setting up ‘ ' •Trail, menil i is, Mr. Dolph one of them. er ’s” infuriated “artieklu” to ■ suit Committee on post olllei s ai d post his need, be causes him to tell not rends, 9 members. Mr, Nlit. li; ll. less than three direct, and t wo in- Cemmittee on publlo lands, <) direct t.dsi ’ltxids, m t to use thc mind i rs. with Mr. Dolph as one. coarser term. Committee on railroa»!*, 10 mem I ers, counts Mr. Mitchell one. Dhc’nln.cr. Committee on transportation En. H k ' iai . d : Will you kindly routes to sen const, 9 mend ers, Mr. give place to (he following: Mitchell, chairman. In view of (lie fact that there s.'1'imi to h- a false impression re T iik total nunibcr of sliccp in garding my supposed connection (brant coiinty is V-'IÌJÌ'JS. tliey nrv with the Harney Valley Items, I valiti d ut ♦3311,9:11. The total No. desire to say that I have no inter of »’little is lì'.GG.'i, valile»! i.t tl.OL’i est whatever in the aforcpaid paper: (138. T»ital No. of hors»-«, 2t'3.<s.>3. have nothing tn say ns to what may viilucd nt ♦(Ì39.74 I. or may not appear in its columns; neither »lo I write for it nt all, ex Wi: must frankly acknowledge cept, perhaps, ocepsionally a short t > ('tir readers that we. having I nt item regaiding the land muddle in recently come to Harney valley, are llarmy Valley. W. W iieks . rot ,»'ste<! on thisNexcd land ques Burns. ()., Jan 17. V'C'S tion. Therefore we offer the col uiiuiii < f T iik H krw . d to those who ;.rc I » tti r :■ form» d. o.i l>,th . les, ’* tor the full ili-’»-u'-;»'n .fill»’ m itt» r. ' •151 (prill','pal and interest) due this state from the government, so sharply that an appropriation will ; probably be made for its payment ' »luring the present He-ssion of emi gre bp . r Orlfflnril Netes Cent* Ibuteil <'H4zens mid Other Friends of the Live ly Young Tuwy. sq, 2. SETTLEMENT < F HAliNEY VALLEY. J.I ;.\l. ADVERTISEMENTS. SriS'K-BALl.Xti, and those engaged in it prospered: NEW TO DAY. the expense of carrying on such a business being light ami the mar pl NA I. PROOF. . VxiTi::» b'TATE.4 I AND OFFICE.) ket generally good. Il 1879-80 I.tikeview, Oregon, < v .'.intuiry 10(h, lKsx.' the smaller stockmen commenced NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the f lh'W selling out to the larger firms, ano iu-i:.i.uf(i teller I us Hied noliee of b.i In’.en- H.itt to : i.;ke final pr.h.f In FUpp.'rt of h!r ckilm, all the cattle rame into the hands mi’l .’.Kit Mini proof will be niff).e l e/orelhe IH -ii ir n .1 Ret elver al Lakeview, Oregon, on of a few men; and fmm thence dates .Mait h''.h, Pff*, viz: Francisco Itv«L»n, the decadence of the pro.-qierity i.f t> .< N r.-‘. f. r the S’a of NE’,, Lot« I and ?. the country: money became scarce, i 1 ¡>... R.: t> I . He nanitii the follow itt«;’win.'11-> 1“ prove U.K (•.•ntliiiioin; reni- and times hard, and up to the pres ilcute iip.-ii, uiid cultivation of, K.ti I land, viz: R. B. Fl- .on J.d.ii Poller, I.. t ha.nl erlnin. ent the same condition exists. ' mid Fr:i Winter;;, all of Grant county, ore- '.) ' !• o. ttildritt: Fort MePerinitt. Nevada. A. F. 'SELLING. l<e«!t< er. Notwithstanding the crude condi ,lu;>. js-.i E d . H erald : I essay in the lint- ited space allotted for such pur- [»».' in a newspaper, to give a brief account of the first settlement and succeeding development of Harney Valley down to the time of the coming of the tion of society, an<l th" simplicity AGHIClLTillAL POPULATION. of manners existing among the ear Having resided in this valley for ly settlers, there was no kick of en many years, and being intimately joyment and sociability. During acquainted with almost all the pio the winter season there was one co:'- neers of the surrounding country, I ■ I tinual round of partit sat the homes consider my opportunities of know 1 of the various ranchers; everybody ing whereof I write, equal to those attended; and every one was happy; of any other perron in th: Valley and now, since tinr s have changed, Of course, not having at hand any we often sigh for those good old dates from which to gather facts, days. A lmeda S texger . and having to rely solely on mem Burns, Jan. 15, 1888. ory as my guide, I may be lead in to stating something not strictly in accordance with the facts, in some The readers of T he H erald will of the minor details, but taken as be pleased to read the above inter a whole, I can vouch for the accu esting contribution to our historical racy of what I state. The first settlement of Harney notei, and we again invite cevry dates from the years 1873 and 1874. one who has personal knowledge of Prior to that time the settlen "nt of Harney Valley to CAMP IIAPNEY had been established a few years, send it in. BURNS A DYE RT ! S E M EN T8. THE TOWN OF BURNS Grant I'cunty, Oregon. AS IT IS VOH I’D BY TIIE HEHALI). r.v i . ookixg over its ('oi.r.Mxs wiij, sei : tiiat llunrt eoiitain. 1 IH*«t | iijK'r; 21i.itc*z: r.iloori: i unilertnkur; 1 meni murket: 2 Itovyet»; :i |>lm>l< Hit*; 1 rarveyer; 1 land tiueiit: I .'.riivn*<.ro; 1 jeueler; 1 blu: krittllh; 2 llvery zltibb tt: 2 inaierai iuer. ehanòlae at.ir.T: I halli ll.nisv: 1 hardware atore; I harla-r t>liu|.; 1 r.iw-mlll: 1 ladhn iniraav: ■» <ar|ieiderr: 1 readtuK r.ami. Aln.*, 1 odd V.lli.w. baimi; 1 seti.tot; 1 ehureh iiniaiiliuda,,. fjy- Mail a e. |iy ol Tini llKli.ll.li tu Irlein’. in thè Eaal. A <1 vertice yulir tua n “«BX ihsixess mex a litio ad pi;: al rie mie . Cs:T2i> Sr.iT:: L.isn orl i, k .) . I.,;k>-. a . )'"■ ..... ? .1:11.1 .iri oh. XoTK E IS HEREllY GIVEX llui! Un; I. Il.iw- l’m i’n.m ! 1 ilh r 11:-.: tUeil ll.tlie et hil: iuleh ila» t.» v tinti! pr.t..I ih t"ir|..>rt ol hit. -Tulni. ami tha’ r ih! pr.t. ! »vili Ite liiinh* la-foro J. T. x.-l, < ' rik Grilli! < Ollbl’ . Orrgo:? .il l'un;oh l'Ity, orvgon.oii Mari ¡1 :>th. !'■' ■• viti: w im oti i in <. ti .in. li. No. I . (or XE1 , . t Src. », T|t. S., 1!. :?2 E. Ilo i a u< a the iollowiutr witueir.eu to prove hit colilili’.'out' r< r i.’i'iu e npon. unti mlllvtitloll . I i,ii>! nllld, viz: Alte J. tur, M. A. Molile. Win. II. t!r.,v. : , unti i*. W. Ilrnntlon, ull ot Ilari t:, inreon. Jan. is —X A. F. SNELLIX.l, Reglutoi (kJ, WPMIVUIUV, Toilet Articles, Glass, Putty, Eto o BURNS, OREGON. — o- R V U. S. M.VILS. Ha< Ju t Bern Received. ' BURNS—VAI.”.: Arrive* Tuer.da.VB and Eridavp at G p nt. Leaven Mcndayx and ThurHthnr at LbOa m. 1 Bi'RNS—, a WON CITY: Arrives Tuts hue and I'r.’ lays at 4 p m. Leave;; Wcdais kp.f and S.u.urdnyi; at 1 a in. burn h —r r. t n h ville : Arr’vtr. Thurada.' r at ti a nt. ! c.ivtt Thu;u ’.a; r a. G a in. uv rn : g i;T in i)w ell : Arrives Wedneada.' r b » 9 p in. l.eavcB Thui6dB”ô ai G u nt. J. 1ARKER, I*, t '.nir.f.!er. and was garrisoned by three com panies < f U. 8. troops. At that t ,;t XI V CCl'llT NI TI S. LAKEVIEW ADV1-: IITIS E M E :. T. time many men lived in and around The following is a summary of 1 A. COGSWELL, F. A. COGSWELL. the Fort, entirely dependent upon ■ the business transacted by the ( HAS. Lakeview. Linkville. the existence of the Post for a livli- County Court of Grant county li hood, and therefore cannot be the January term: class' d as genubre settlers. But 1;, Two new voting precincts were the years above mentioned cecr.rred LAKEVIEW AND LINEVILLE, Or. the advent of those stockmen who established. One in Bear valley, 1-ly • came to take advantage of the lux asked for by Jas. Brady and others, uriant grasses with which this re with the voting place at Blanton’s. gion was covered, and to whom 'The other, called the ‘'Hamilton precinct,” was establlished with the' rightly belongs the title of following lj;n.,daries: Beginning i;t A. C. BRODERSEN,... Lakeview. FIRST SETTLERS. Any bu-inoNs entrusted to me will receive the NW corner of Tp. No. 9, SR 28, mo t careful and prompt attention. Land Among the first of there were the E of W. M., ar.il running E. 10 mutters and Collection a specialty. Corres pondence solicited in English and' German. Smyth family, now living in Hap milt s; then S to the sum.nit of Fox py Valley, the head of which, to Valley mountain; then SW to a gether with hi : eldest son, met with point due N of the falls on Fox M. A. KELTON. all' ll an untimely and tragic death creek; then 8 to the summit of the I-i’kcvlDW, Or. at the hands of the Indians in the mountain 1 etween Fox creek and Prat-Jtin the ( t.u. ■ ; d' the state, and bel'oie the lT.*S. Land Office. 1 Iv war of 1878; John S. Miller, Stilley John Day river; then ill a NW di Riddle, Jos» ph Gooksay, the Van;.- rection along the summit to a point -AND- tor family, John Chapman, and due W of the N line of H. J. Gil Thomas Prather arrived al ont the more’s faria; from thence it runs E same time; Frank McLeod, Jami - along this lino to the range line be R. STARK,-------- L akeview .] Sheppard, and the Cuirys n little tween Tp. 27 and 28 E of W. M.; later. In 187-1 came P. F. Stenger, then N on said line to the starting Has the largest lot of goods in this line and Thus. Whiting, who can claim point. ever brought to this suciion (ll' country and : "ld at L owf . i : P rk ik than ottered here. 1 '.he distinction of being the When in L:’.<:vvif\v cull an<| see. 1 ly A six-i.ninths lieense to sell li OLDEST RESIDENTS quor in Canyon City, granted to G. now living in the Valley, with the D. Rickard ’ single exception of M. Fitzgerald, P. II. MURPHY. The following road districts were who ante-dates them a year. ¡VIEW - - - - OREGON. V, —o— Up to this time the only mail fa-, established, viz: No. 24, between I Dog creek and Indian creek; No. HAY A ’ ({RAIN eilitit .■ in this section was the week 25, on the Malheur river: No. 20, Always on band and Good Attenlioi. ly military mail from Canyon City , on the Middle Fork of the John given all orders made for teams and veh icles. 1-ly to Camp Harney, carried on horse Day river. The proposed county back by Frank MePenn. But in road commencing at Susanville, Wa tehma ker & J e vveler 1871 a route was established from ,1 and running to the Long Creek and J. W. BONEBRAKE. Canyon City via. Camp Harney to Susanville road, and on to the Ba Lakeview, Oregon. Camp McDermitt, Nev., and was | ker and Canyon City road near Gou l Work—Rea-ornilJc Price.5». 1-1 y carried by the ledoulitablc "Doc.” Newton’s ranche, was declared a BU RNS ADVERTISEMENTS, Anderson. T1 is route was only public highway. weekly until 1879 when it was in J. NAT HVD.MON, A. C. Dore, sherifi'of Grant coun >V. A. WILSHIRE, creased to a tri-weekly, auj in the Í .aReview, Or. Burns, Or. following year to a daily; but in ty, before entering on iiis work of WILSHIRE & HUDSON. 1881, it was entirely discontinued, collecting taxes for 1887 and 1888, owing to the "Star Route fraud in was required to give an additional vestigation” itifclo :;;xs. For many Ixrnd of il0,000, as required by law. The court house was ordered in years the only trading place was the LAKEVIEW AX'!) IH KN.:, OIL post trader stoke at Camp Har sured against loss by fire, to the ney; ami the stoekmcn generally amount of $l(),(Hsi, for three years. firm praclice in the (’« urtsof the ... made an annual trip to Canyon City A warrant was ordered drawn for This . and before the I'. S. Lniitl Office. ¡?-i'b'.10, to pay the premium on the Any business in the Land Office entrusted for tlieir Hour and vegetables. to them will obtain prompt attention. Aftei the close of the Bannock insurance. /.T^Land Case* Holivltetl. 1-ly PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUND. Every(hin^• Guarr.at’T*im» SAYER (he DORE - - -- -- -- - Keeps Constantly on Hand a Large Stoek of Quality, l-2y P roprîetors . Attorney S’at“?^aw. CÛGGSWELL COGSWELL Attorney, Notary Public Collector. Attorney-at-Law And all kinds of Surface Lun.her thoroughly seasoned for building purposes und at REDUCED PIECES. ¡raving been mbie.l they ale einible.l to Illi all cr iers a - soon as received. N. 11.—Good Hoad ajl'tlie way. ROBINSON A DODSON PROPRIETORS. Burns, Oregon. Full Supply of Watches, Clocks JEWELRY. THE BEST WINES & LIOUORS A LSO Beer, Bitters and the Best Cigars in the Market Drinks scientifically mixed in style ami (p’.antity to suit. A First-Class Billiard Table Livery 1 recd Stable Attarneys-at-Law 1-ly 1-ly ALWAYS ON IlANl<-O> MES? OA HADISS. BURNS, OREGON. Has just received a Large and Complete Line Of General Merchandise including Christinas And Holiday Goods and now Offers them to the Public at the most Reasonable Rates. Come One And All. Come examine this line, large Stock of Goods! BEST goods to sell Cheap at a Cash RATE. HARDWARE TINWARE. WAGON MATERIAL —AND— • The following road supervieoi.' ♦ were appoint: No. 1, T. J. Smith; No. 2, Cal. Johns m; No. 3, GEO. McGO'.VAN BURNS, OREGON. Ceo. i'olina; No. I, John Wil.-m; (THE VH EX LX) NURSERY, No. 5. Waliner Careon; No. J. W. .‘.gent for Shiver Walker, Wholesde Dealers in Greenwell; No. 9, L. W. llamiltmi: No. 11, J. A. 1’owell; No. 12. D. C b- the Largest in the World, having McCarty . No. II, Joel Sturtevant: in actual cultivation not less No. 15, \Vm. Harvey; No. 17, Joseph M ador; No. 18, W. O. Gentry; No. than the following number WAGONS, BUGGIES & CARRIAGES. 19. Wm. Luce; No. 20, J. M. Ar- e’ y. No. 21, F. G. Blume; No. 2”. ■> *7 ” ■*» > I'.ia.-eT !;; No. 24, Ale::. Me- A* i ? t for F ireman s F und I nsurance C ompany . -m 1-lv In th.' spring following the r. : i- - . ■* rt: No. due of the Jonas stock was purchas 1 ¡'inn; No l >. J. P. G ed by Wm. Curry, ami moved to 2-.. J. Hu;': : No.-7, J. W:-kiz. r. i • V» his place at Fgau. Thus it will l-e Judges a:id i lerks of tin- June seen that the first ' tore in Harney election wi :p|n>;T,bd r.s f.-'.'.-.vs: \':illev was built where row stands Burns p- ii-.t: < 'elks. W. C the town of Buri: . ami not at Egan, Byrd, nnd M. N. Fegtly; Jmlges. Mus. LOUIS RACINE P hoi * ki »: tiie »9. as w ns errom ; usly stated in install Geo. Hi,.;- .. Thus. Ilaskeil. n:.d ------ Main st., Burns, Or.------ ment No. 1 of this seiies Ilf ll ' .il war in 1878, aman named Jonas bought a let of merchandise and put up a small store on the spot where now stands the City hotel, Burns, and Fitzgerald Bros, from Lake view, brought a couple of barrels of whisky, which was kept in the same building, and which quickly dtsnp- p' rtled. owing to the n vt r»» drouth which nt that ttino prevailed in Harney Valley—among th ■ vaque- roa. BLCS3i!”iaTON Tho F1HST JI STIVE <‘F VHP PKV.'K historical facts. in Hurney Valley, was Daniel 1 Wheeler, who resided nt Sage-Hen, ami he was succeeded in that ca l.ti pacity by P. M. Carry, now . nu tv V, . Y. I surveyor of laike county. \\ . W. i, Johnson was the first imstm-. ter appointed nt Camp Harney on th ahandomm nt of the military post in 1879. Up to that time the Post J Trader always filled that position. During all these years ‘lie < l i. f industry follow»-»! by the n q>b >1 this \ allev. was — H — ' 1 j : <1 S !t«rlng ' .e - -¡i A New and 1.1 ^ -iitlv Furni-hed House for the Accommodation pf the Public. r:» - E. -5» — H—• A Limited NuniLcrvf Guot- can sci ure the inost <*< ji [n fort a hie Lodging Rooms in the Town, at this H«»us<^ n . and J. X. Howv. D. M Hanley. i to the an — H — i The Table» ab-vayj itnppZkJ « : h n-: the Ea'a’.hr iHainable and serve«! in Beat Htyle. I-.I h . s :.--» i !¡:; is iw (•• uatue. ILiir ( 'J’TÏES 'WOJFL2LZO S2OO.OOO A V a rt’ukrht-ont. live.»«- id • n«ht io t«r in ihr ha > rep up w ilh Drm« rnun i •nr * «.uni » i«afw r. « *mf pj *rtian4, <»r»Tp«r. • i uv c.btr-1 ''p^-fpape. »-n *»nr rx’-hantv Mat. err Ih-miw mi in Grani <» niity. uh«» alcwina !«• wrd es .-IR I «M «y «. \\ hm v«»ur mip < rll «• for .1 «ha »'■ hr W«»rM.. N- '• W ? filmatoti St..