Sherman County observer., January 11, 1907, Image 2

many judicious investments made
long years ago. A representative
of the most popular magazine ol
Sg«r* City •M id »* Hayer-
the day, The Womans' Home Oom*
official r a r a * or shbkma * o o panion, who spent the better part
MORO, OSMOON.
of ten days with Mr. Rockefeller,
L
at his Cleveland home, says that it
D C. I bxland a B or .......... E ditors is no exageration to say of him that
C. L. I rrland , M anager .
“ he is the most hated, the least un­
derstood, aud most interesting man
Sand for advertising rato«
in America.”
To insure publication, • rA’cl'* {fo[
The
odd Fellows installation.
O b s e rv e r,
Gas Scitesasy Radiai
Moro lodge No 113, and Lupine
Rebecca lodge Nft 116, I O O F,
jointly installed officers for the
current term, Friday evening. Offi­
cers of No 113 are as follows:
Wm Rudolf, N Q;
FJ MendirV G;
It M Brash, secretary;
JF Foes, financial secretary;
WD Wallan, treasurer;
CG Hula, warden;
GA Meloy, conductor;
OW Axtell, chaplain;
SP Brisbine, O G;
RP Hulse, I G;
GE Lewellen, R 8 8;
MG t llis , L 8 S';
FA Sayres, R S N G ;
EE Martin, L S N G;
Otto Peetz, R 8 V G;
WA Raymond, L 8 V G.
'■IB NA VAI 131K«.
Vitkins’ Goods
O ffic e S u p p lie s .
Are guaranteed. You can have
them by writing, or calling at my
In commemoration of the 100th residence at Demoss springs, Sher­
anniversary of the birth of Robert man county, Oregon.
246)
A lex . H untbb , Agent
E Lee, January 19,1807, a hitherto
unpublished portrait of him is re­
produced on the cover of Lippin-
cotta Magazine for the current
month. Memories of Robert E Lee,
One Sure Hatch Incubator fof
in the same book, is intimately an­
■ale hot water system, capacity 160
T h e O bserver m u tt reach th e office befor
ecdotic, and extremely interesting, eggs. I’rioe $10. Apply at H.Dierks
LEST W E FO RG ET'
noon W e d n e d a y . T h e m a ll come« d a lly .
because of the fresh light it thrown farm, one mile north of Rutledge,
When you remit for The Observer
upon the character of thia great or a'ldreea, A zora M. W ilcox ,
Reports of an extraordinary ex­
U M an « p r e » , or post office m o n e y o r d e r .
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Rutledge, Qr
bank d ra ft, payable to pense, far in excess of the truth,
man.
W e carry a surprisingly large
•e g ltte re d le tte r, or
One evening, saya Mrs General
P. C . Ire la n d A Son.
and complete stock of office
are being circulated by knockers
Pickett writer of the sketches, Gen.
supplies.
A Blue Mark here will answer an for the purpose of injuring the
Pickelt and I were invited to a Mrs
In q u iry , w h en entered upon o u r calendar
Inks for Copying,
jH vtng the date o f the paper
th e date at prospects of the proposed prison
Shields house in Richmond, where
w h ic h y o u r c u rre n t »ubocriptlon e x p ire .
Typew
riting, and
I have a very fine Jersey cow,
jute mill in Oregon. November 9th
we found Gen Lee. For refresh­
and
anexcellentDurham
cow.which
Book-keeping.
We are here to do printing, and The Observer produced indisputable
ments we had ice cream made of
I wish to. cell, both giving milk;
• f you w a n t some done brin g It to u . or let
frozen buttermilk, sweetened with end also: a splendid heifer, soon to Letter and Bill Files,
u ? k n o w and we w ill »ee y ou.
I f y ° “ facts as to the cost of the mill com­
th in k we are not exte n s ive e nou gh for
sorghum, and lemonade made from be fresh. For particulars, apply to
and Filing Cases.
pleted. and the cost of operating
The following named officers were
y o u r consideration— oh, go long.
lemons which grew in the conserva­ or n ldrees, Mrs. N elly P ike ,
the same, which is all the way from installed by No 116:
Look here for the next
Moro, Or
tory. Mrs Shields apologized for 24
thing you are needing.
Difficulty in havingynurOhserver $200,000 to $500,003 less than the
Neva Johnson, Noble Grand:
changed m ay be avoided by •e n d ‘n < ‘ ^ *
having ao much luxury saying there
knockers would have members of
Lillian Stanley, Vice Grand;
desired a lte ra tio n to this office. A lw a y
Observer Boo k * Store,
wive th e nam e o f tne office from w h ich the legislature believe.
But recol­
Jessie Henrichs, Recording secre­ were more lemons on the tree which
you w a n t it changed, as w e ll as the one to
she would lend to tne hospital.
lect one thing: members of the in­ tary;
Moro, Oregon.
w h ic h It is to be te n t. „
Gen Lee said: “I will try to for­
Nellie Rosa, Financial secretary;
coming assembly will not be easily
B efore c o m in g to th e c ity to trad e re a d ­
Send your watches, jewelry, etc.,
get, and-enjoy this lemonade, if yon
humbugged by designing graft. Ac­
Eva Rudolf, Treasurer;.
ers are requested to e x a m in e T h e Obsei ver
nueding repairs, to me, and I will
will
promise
not
to
forget
to
send
a d v e rtis in g ¿olum ns. Its the a ctiv e, wide
SA McCoy> lyght Supporter to
cording to reports prepared by the
guarantee perfect satisfaction. W m
a w a k e buaintss m an w h o advertises, c on-j
the rest to the hospital.”
Noble Grand;
Rudolf is my «gent in Moro, at
«eo u e n tly he Is the m oat a cco m m od ating, Washington state officials last Sept
Lillian Page, Left Supporter to
This generous sympathy was not whose place of business any article
sells the cheapest, and dea ls the most lib ­ ihe Walla Walla plant, including
e ra lly In e v e ry w a v
•'
confined to war time. Long after­ may be left to be forwarded, and
structure,machinery and all appur Noble Grand;
First Street
Strongs Brick
Maggie Rutledge, Right Support­ ward a friend came up just as„Lee who will return the same to you in
Did it e v e r o c c u r t o y o u that it tenauceg, was about $125,000. The er to Vice Grand;
good
shape.
O.
H
bacock ,
costs n o m o re to p ro d u c e p r in t in g t h a t
was sending a poor fellow from his
M ORO, ORE. ’
machinery value alone is about
LaGjjande, Or
is p le a s in g to t h e e y e t h a n t h e o th e r
Ida Mowry, Leff Supporter to gate with a happy faoe. “An old 241]
$50,000. It is estimated, however, Vice Grand.
k i n d . T h e O b s e rv e r is e q u ip p e d w i t h
Confectionery,
a l l m o d e r n fa c ilitie s fo r d o in g good that a similar plant could be in­
soldier in hard eircuinstances,” he
Pernie Johnson, Conductor;
w o r k a t t h e v e r y m in i m u m o f co st. T r y
explained.
When
the
friend
asked
stalled
and
fully
equipped
with
us w i t h a n o r d e r a n d i f i t is n o t e x e c u t­
Cigars, Tobaccos,
Nellie Meloy, Warden;
e d t o y o u r p e rfe c t s a tis fa c tio n y o u need
to what command the soldier be­
modern machinery, for about the
Mrs
FA
Sayres,
Inside
guardian;
n o t p a y fo r i t .
Billiards Pool Tables
longed? Lee replied:
present appraised value of this
Any person or persons having
Mr FA Sayres, Outside guardian;
‘‘O,
he
was
on
the
other
side,
but
horses, cattle, house«, lots or house­
.J an . 11,1907 plant. For the past three legisla­
Mae James, Chaplain.
FRIDAY
we must not hold that against him hold goous for sale, exchange, or
tive periods, since April 1, 1900,the
parties desiring to buy suefl prop-i r j
Cold Drinkg ftnd Ice Cream,
nbw.*’
Blessed will be the peacemaker I Washington legislature has appro-
ANIMAL ODDITIES.
Gen Lee was noted for his impar­ arty, will find T he O bserver a D
who steps in and ends the trouble priated $150,000 for each succeed-
good medium for advertising and
in season. Soda Water, bottled
Only worthy deeds won securing a customer. Try
A n e a g le c an liv e t w e n t y d a y s w i t h ­ tiality.
«_ V l M M
I iog fwo years; thia allow« $76,000
Ik and fountain, always on hand.
T he O pskrver ,
a year for the operation of the va- o u t ta s tin g foo d a n d n c o n d o r fo r t y recognition from him. He was urged
days.
'
-v
by some of his officers to give his
Moro, Or
W h it
tbe I« » of »146,«00,000 I riou. industrie. at the priaon. Re-
T h e nose o f a dog In h e a lth Is k e p t
own
son
command
of
a
brigade,
cool
h
y
a
s
u
p
p
ly
o
f
m
o
is
tu
re
f
r
o
m
the
to J ohn D. Itocltefeller, .io c . he is ceipt. Iron, the .ale of «11 m .n n l.c
but replied that he could not ap­
n o . able to eat mint» pi« and di- tured product, .re turned in dtrect t e a r glan ds.
T h e b lin d w o rm , so c a lle d . Is n o t a
I to the state treasurer, hence the ne- w o rm o r s n a k e , h n t n legless llz n rd . I t point an untried officer to so im ­
portant a position. He paid n<>
*
■ ...........—
w. cessity of a new appropriation each la v e r y ahy a n d it e r f e c t ly h a rm le s s .
For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded.
more attention to personal antagon­
T h e C o lo ra d o fo x ru n s f a s te r th a n
Talk of a war with Japan is ab legislative period. Price per bale
Over
700 acres plow land, 600 now
e r liv in g a n im a l, a n d th e c hee­ isms than to personal affection in
anrd. It has not been a year since pajd for jute this year $18; 400 lbs. a ta n h y , o o th
n cultivation, water, windmill, ]
r h u n tin g feopp rd , ho lds second
the management of the afmy. He wells and springs. If you want a
Secretary Taft ate a whale with tbe p«r bale, makes 451 racks per bale, place.
UyogLaea lonaoa ou ght to be ground
recommended a certain officer for good place come and see me four
mikado.
<»
-
I During tbe time between Jan 1, 05,
I n on e u n b ro k e n n o c tu rn a l flig h t tbe
s trictly to order. R eady-grou nd stock
miles
east
of
Rutledge.
Everything
E
u
ro
p
e
a
n
b
ir
d
knov.-n
as
th
e
n
o
rth
e
rn
promotion, despite the fact that
lanaee no m ore fit th a n would ready­
and Sept. 30, ’06, the mill turned
No middle man.
made fa ls a toath. T h e M u n aa ll Op­
Russian peasants are said to be out 1,339,650 grain hags, together b lu e tlir o a t has been p ro v e d to tr a v e l friends urged him to withdraw his a man needs.
tic a l Co. grinds each lens specially
fr o m C e n tr a l A f r ic a to th e G e r m a n
Address. F rank P ayne ,
living on hay. Aud it isn’t put up with quite an amount of hop cloth, ocean,
favor
because
the
officer
was
in
the
fo
r each eyo. O u r workshop« have
a d is ta n c e <>f l.tKHl m ile s , m a k ­
166
Rutledge, Or.
a ll th e la te s t, m odern and expensive
in fancy boxes and sold as health
in
g
tb
e
J
o
u
rn
e
y
In
n
in
e
hours.
habit
of
speaking
disparagingly
of
oat bags, wool bags, warp, twine
m achinery know n
to th e O p tic al
food, either.
Lee. “The question is not what he
c ra ft. O u r em ploys* a r« e x p e r t I f
floor matting, and other products,
we fit your glasses th e y w ill be «x-
THE COOKBOOK.
thinks of me,” he said, “I have a
made from jute,all of which is made
a ctly rig h t. C onsultation costa you
very high opinion of this officer as
A s a prophet, Overseer Voliva is with the same machinery with but
nothing. B ooklet, w ith v alu a b le In for«
R u b d u c k s o r geese w it h c o rn m e a l
m atlon about the hum an eye. F T iE E
a soldier, and I shall certainly rec­
not a success. Old man Dowie a trifle in loss of time for the read­ a f t e r p lu c k in g to re m o v e th e d o w n .
Taken up, by the undersigned,
A good cook a dds n te a s p o o n fu l o l
oould beat, him with his tongue justing of the looms. Since elec­
ommend him for promotion, and at the home farm 1$ miles south of
s u g a r to each q u a r t ° f w a t e r In w h ic h
R AC tt ax BU> 4*&-WAX M STa PORTLAND
do all in my power to secure it
Moro, Sherman county, Oregon,one
tied. -
- 1
j
tric power has been in successful c o rn , peas a n d squ a s h a re cooked.
estray
mare,
described
as
follows:
One of his officers, speaking of
I n m a k in g c u s tn rd p ie d o -not h e a l
Sorrel coior, white blazed face,
“ Rimata would like to help the operation the mill can easily make th e eggs m o re th a n Just e n o u g h to the enemy once, remarked: “I wish
a
daily
average
of
1,000
bags,
.with
h a v e th e m m ix w it h th e m ilk ; th e n be
’about 5 or 6 years old, weight about
United States check Japanese ag
those people were all dead.”
1000 lbs., branded OR on left stifle
gressions.” Ah, ha; how muoh does a monthly average of 172,000, with c a r e f u l no t to b a k e It to o long.
"How can you say thatj” Lee re­ and h on left jaw.
W h e n p r e p a rin g d ro p p e d o r poached
a
yearly
output
of
say
2,000,000.
Russia want to borrow!
The owner or owners of the above
On this basis there would be a short eggs th e s k im m e r s h o u ld be w e ll b u t ­ monstrated. “I wish they were all
te re d . T h is w i ll p r e v e n t th e e g g fr o m
animal
are requested to call for
at
home,
attending
to
their
own
time allowed for closing down the s tic k in g w h e n ta k e n fr o m th e w a t e r .
it,—
prove
property, pay charges,
Defeat of the most sorry kind,
business, leaving us to attend to
loomB for a general overhauling of
T o g e t a d e lic a te , “ f a r a w a y ” fla v o r
and take it away, — otherwise it
awaits the gang who undertook to
o
f
o
n
io
n
In
a
sau
ce
d
ro
p
a
slic
e
o
f
the
ours.”
the plant, which is deemed advila-
will be sold, as provided by law, at
railroad Vawter over Davy last
o n io n In to th e m ilk o r s to c k w h ic h la
the farm named in this advertise­
hle at least once a year. Following to s e rv e as Its fo u n d a tio n , le a v e I t o n ­
week by slander and libel. -
ment,to the highest bidder for cash,
New Freight Schedule.
is a tabulated statement of expense ly a f e w m in u te s a n d th e n re m o v e It .
at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of Sat­
for 9 months—
It is not easy to believe tbe story
Following is the class rates which urday, January 19th, 1907.
TALES OF CITIES.
L. V. M oore ,
that Great Britain wants to get
will apply between Portland ant 219]
*
M o ro , O r
T w o - t h lr d s o f th e p o p u la tio n o f C a l
J u te a t $1S 34 per bale
$58,009 42
control of the air. There are no
Moro, effective January 1, 1907:
cotta
are
males.---------------------------—
r w s ...........
gold or diamond mines in the air. ^ F u a e l l a ..................................
A m o y 1» th e w o r ld ’» u n h e a lth le e t c ity .
New. Olc
7 ...............
2,797 04
A ll A m o y ’« s e w a g e la th r o w n In to th«
1st class per 100 lb s .. . . . ,60c 60c
E le c t r ic a l p o w e r .....................
6 ,2 5 1 -0 7
streets.
2d
“
“
. . . t . .54c 60c
3,013 78
A lady scientist has started for R e p a ir» a n d im p r o v e m e n t s
I n P a r is n e a rly a ll c a fe s h a v e ta b le «
3d
“
“
. . . . . . 4 6 c 53c
Other
HUppliea,
oil»,
etc........
2 .3 5 3 42
o n th e s id e w a lk .
F r o m these s id e ­
Java in search of the missing link.
4 t h ........................................39c 44c
| O M E to Radium
Presumably she is not the kind of j T o t a l expenses 9 month» ....$78,468 22 w a lk r e n ta ls th e c it y ’s In c o m e Is o v e i
Car load rates.
Spring» and re»L
,
W
O
M
E
N
female who will fall in love with V a lu e o f m a n u f a c t u r e s .............. 9 1,100 74 $200.000.
-ree youneli from the
A class per 100 lb s.............. ,..3 5 c
T h e re c e ip t» « t th e N e w Y o r k g en
wome» and caret which have
R o tx rtln e give« » h a t every woman
him at first sight.
N e t p r o fit 9 m o u t h s .................. $ 12,002 62
e ra l poetofflee fo r 1906 w e r e Just $16,
B
“
. “
....................... 29c
•worn your nerves D nnk of
moat <Je«lree—a perfect complexion.
082.22 g r e a te r th a n th e re c e ip t» o f th»
C
“
“
.......................22c
I t brin g» th a t «oft. «mooth. fre«h.
the wonderful water» here, whom
fo llo w in g s ta te « c o m b in e d : V ir g in ia .
D
“
“
.......................
19c
olear tin t to the cheek th a t Janotee
remarkable properties will bring »ure
Mr. Pike left home Tuesday and
Durmg the biennial period end­ N o r th a n d S o u th C a r o lin a , K e n tu c k y , E
‘ .......................16<j
youthfulne«».
I t w ill bring beauty
relief from theumahim. chronic coo-'
is now “ widdegung’' at baleni. He ing Sept. 30, 1906, there were ex­ A rk a n s a s , T e n n e s s e e , F lo r id a , i A la Grain, flour and feed................... 16*
to those who lack It: It w ill reta in
fhpation. indtgeflion. lodney and)
I t fo r th o .e who alread y po»«e»a It;
will prove to be the best represent­ pended from the fund provided for h a m a , G e o rg ia , M ls s la s lp p l, L o u is ia n s Potatoes and onions.............. •.. 16i
bladder trouble« and many nervou«
It w ill ena-ble you to «ucceeefully
a nd T e x a s .
disorder». T h u «pfcndtdiy equipped
ative Sherman county has ever had this purp ee $153,515.87, while the
Lumber, shingle<-, etc................ .15
com bat the ravage» of w eather and
aamtanuip poaaeme« every moencal
tim e. D o n ’t doubt—do n 't argue. Ju«t
S a l t ................................................ 22
in the Oregon legislative assembly. gross receipts were $204,558.84.
resource, provide» every luxury of the
WOMAN’S PROGRESS.
tr y R obertine.
Y ou r drugglat w ill
Hay or stra w ................................15
fioeA hotel and offer» all the comfort»
This included the sale of any manu­
give you a free »ample. A ll drug-
deal per t o n .............................. $2.90
W o m e n m a y n o w becom e m e m b e r*
of the home.
Located amid the .
gi»ta keep R obertine.
San Francisco is figuring on hav factured products which were car­ o f th e F in n is h p a r lia m e n t a n d m a , Horses and mules per 30 ft car 38.00
mountain« where magnihcort «cenery „
ing a worlds fair 1913 commemora ried over from the preceding bien­ occupy a n y p o sitio n u n d e r p a r lia m e n t Cattle, hogi, sheep and goats,
delightful walks,and fine fishing abound.
|>er 30 ft. car.............. . ...» 37.00
loforatatioit at to oqulpmtat. atxwa-
tive of the discovery of the Pacific nial period. The gross profits of fro m th e s p e a k e rs h ip d o w n .
«wfaW
a.i aed tatat tAtarlmUj
T h e c ity o f S to c k h o lm . S w e d e n , can
ocean, which was no donbt one of thequte mill for the two years were
bo ast th e o n ly w o m e n ’s c o -o p era tiv e
The
Observer
Subscrih
the best things that oould have $22,149.01.
sto re In th e w o rld . S h a re h o ld ers , m a n
a g a m e n t, b u y e rs a n d selle rs a re a l
happened for S. F.
It is estimated with a fair margin
SO R O S I S
Shoes For Women end Children
Solace to Tender Feet
Incubator for Sale.
Milch Cows for Sale.
Watches Repairing, ete.
I Wm. Rudolf
; 4 -M4- H - I - I I 1 l l
Sorosis Hosiery has no Equal•
For Men, Women, Children, 25c Pair ,
l- M H - M - M - H 'H i - H M i 'l I 1II II ,M ,I I I I I 'M ’ I
K N IG H T shoe co .,
Walk Over and Sorosis store, the Largest
Speciality Store in The North West.
Third and W ashington Streets,
G r a s s " V a lie v , O r e g o n
M awwfiacSwre n a d
[stray Horse Sale.
Munsell Optical Cb„
71
Defeated in the court* by tbe for
A n n e W h itlo c k , le a d e r o f th e w o n «
s u ffra g is ts In S w e d e n , w a s th e p r e
m s of the Great Northern Railway
m o te r o f th is schem e.
the Harriman interests have oon-
S h o e B a e k le a .
cluded to withdraw from the field
W h e n K v t u d e r B e r r y W a ll , k in g o f
of battle on the north bank of tbe
tb e d u d e » fo r tw e lv e y e a rs a n d r e a lly
Oolambia river, and work now un­
th e m oat In co nspicuo us m a n a b o u t
der way by them will be immedi­
to w n , because he w a s h o m e ly o f fa c e
The knocker always works cheap. a n d a v e r y b a d d ra ee e r, besides b e in g
ately abandoned. About <350,000
He will exert himself harder, for r a th e r short a n d b lo tc h y , u n d e rto o k to
expended will be a total loes.
re in tro d u c e «hoe b u c k le s he m a d e his
less compensation, than any other firs t b ig f a ilu r e an th e s a r to r ia l d ic ­
Johtf'TL Rockefeller’s fortune, creature on earth and his unbound­ t a t o r o f o u r “ Jeunesee d o re e .” I th in k
I t w a s poor A l C la g g e tt w h o a a ld :
eays a polished statistician, “aocn ed energy and enthusiasm in oppo­ " W h y , B e r r y , you m a k e a fo o l o f y o u r ­
■salat ea at the rate of $1.90 every sition to progress would earn him a s e lf. Shoe bu ck le s go w it h lo n g s to c k ­
time the clock ticks ” Suppose the laurel wreath if it could be directed in gs a n d k n e e p a n ts . Y o u e a u ’t w e a r
’em w it h socks a n d tro u s e rs . T h e y In ­
dock ahonld atop: Would the for
te r f e r e w it h th e set o f th e tro u s e rs
lane oontiuue to accumulate just
a ro u n d th e fe e t.
T h e n , o f course,
y o u ’ v e got to h a v e a lo w q u a rte re d
the same! There is too great stress
11«) I l g «»r k<‘ l ! l » « t f
shoe. C u t I t o u t. B e r r y , c u t I t o u t.”
I t I:« tol'I cf thS h «« i o f '» b o res do ttier
pat upon the exwsa of fortunes won
W a ll Im m e d ia te ly q u i t — N e w Y o r k
n « h ir p fad, w h e n once iwsxpsctsdb
by Rockefeller and other rich men, c a lle d upon b y »tin f i t f i e r to m o u n t ft Press.
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and it usually falls to those without ho r»e a n d c r l 0 .lt ! N p t c e * . tb «
W r a r ln g ( ll« u « t .
tbe ability to accumulate. to make fe llo w w fils p '-re d th e q tu -stlo n In o rd e i
W e a r in g glasses need n o t b e p e rra a
the most uoioe a I »out it. When to r e jn iliite h o w he s h o u ld rid e . A n n e n L I f th e firs t h lu t o f d e ra n g e m e n t
y o n -b u y ln g o r « e llln g ? ’’ —T It - R lt s .
In th e eyes Is heeded a s h o rt tim e
Marcus Daily diw) he was rated as
«peut u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f an o c u lis t
a <60,000,000. When his will was
w ill s a fe ly tid e o v e r th e d iffic u lty .
It
prohato«* It show«««l alwint <13,000, • z l . d u a t r l n a a C b l . e w . f k t W r e n .
Is m ost r e s tfu l to close th e eyes f r e ­
T b e C h lu e M a re a w o n d e r fu lly in-
000. Senabrr He»rat was popularly d u n trlo u a people, and t h e ir c h ild re n q u e n tly fo r a fe w m in u te « . T h is rest
reported to lie worth from <40,000, le a n t v e ry e a r ly to m a k e th e tn e e lv s s doe» th e m g r e a t good. P a r tic u la r ly
u s e fu l.
I n tb s s tre e ts o f s (*hln«M s hou ld th is b e d o n e In tr a in s a n d S treet
000 to <H0,000,000 Th< facte aliow
to w n I t Is no u n co m m o n » Ig fit to »ee
ed alMiat <17,000,000. nnd so o n . tw o c h ild re n w lw a re ao y o u n g th a t
Mr. BeHteWlers* ««»lib would be they r a n h a r d ly t a lk t r o t t in g a lo n g
nw ieitly ief-r»*en«ed by u w it h a bn m ltoo pole on th e ir s hou lders,
- i . n t .. _ t . i . . k
b y w h ic h th e y a re c a r r y in g h o m e s p a ll
b o u t < t.,r q u a r t e r O f a billion w h ic h ¡ « 3 w a te r . I f one chll.1 is .t r o n g e r th a n
ba* I*•
I wit charged with I U tb H e * E it h e r I th e j»«ll l» - ,iu u g n e a r his
porein ii g. and more (ban half of I shoulder, fa ir th u « he ta k e s tb e “heavy
I end o f the p I o le .’
tome of the advance
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Is
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h a rd on tb e eyes, e ve n fo r those th a t
a re s tru n g a n d p e r fe c t.
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c a r.
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