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KLAMATH PALM, MMMi MONDAY, OCTOBKK 9, 1911
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HURRICANE BLOWS
MAKES CITY HAVOC
POWER PLANT LAMED
lllKAMLAND WMttWKII, HIUMi
DKMOLIHHKD, ANII LINK IIIVKIt
WATKItM HLOWN OUT OP
KIHIIKM' HKACM
IIIkIi wind yesterday niado nu of
I ho aovortet fall blowa thai ha over
ripped (ho Klamath baaln. and n
rrat deal of damage resulted, al
though, fortunately, ilio monetary
ia waa not of eovrro proortlon.
"olfffrnph and telephone) wire were
nl out of romniteslpn tcniorarily, n
i oil aa tlio power plant of tlio Klnm
Hi Falls Light and Water company,
.llh ronaoqucnt Idlcnrss In enter
irUce which depend on electric pro
mlalon for motora to run ttirlr Hun-
lay liuilncM,
Tlio moat complete demolition no
"nmpllahcd by tlio atorm wa tlio rip.
iiik tip or Dreamland pa-vlllon, nt
Klamath avenuo and Third trot.
rtila atrticliiro la of frame, with wood
n aide and a canvas cover. Tlio
mh of nlr ripped tho roof to thrcda
ml torn tho aide almoat completely
mi, ao mat tho place, of many provl
ua dance li now a- scene of c) clonic
nvor, although It can probably be
undo na good aa before for reason
Mo atiin. Fortunately for dancera
he tcrlchorean aeaaon l about over
far a outdoor atcpplng la eon
?rned. Part of tho alga over K. Sugarman'a
Portland at ore, next tho poatofdeo.
nine down with a craah, and broke
to plato glaaa window In tho atore.
he glaaa box alga, which la lllumtnat
l by night, to guldo travclora to tho
Waahlagton houao on Slith atrret.
"orth or Main, waa driven from Ua
moorlnga about noon and fell to tho
Mowalk with a craah that spread
-Ian In Innumerable fragmenti.
jiany awinging- doora which wero
0. Aualln, nniiouiiced, waa going on
In tho regular fwihlon.
Tho Klnninlli Kalla Light nnil
Water company, 6 (leneral Manaaor
Cloorge J. Walton reported thU morn-
lug, had llirco polea blown down near
tho Allamont tavern, threo mile eaat
nf tho city. Tho company alao auffor-
od from titara bring blown out In In
alancra whern tho wind blew two
wlroa together and tangled up tho
power In audi a way that tho fuaea
could not aland tho preaturo.
Many tolephone wero atmply doad,
and getting n peraon by telophono
during ycatcrday aYid laat night waa
aomewhal almllar to tho proceaa of lo
cating teeth In tho mouth of a barn
yard fowl. Manager Itobertaon nf the
telephone company, waa kept liuay
auperlntendlng the righting of the aer-
vice.
Ono peculiar featuro of tho atorm
waa tho way It blow tho water of
Link river back Into Upper Klamath
take, leaving thounanda of flih
atramtcd, and alao depriving the
Klamath Kalla Light and Water com
tloti I Patatoy, a dlatance of about
fifty inllca, and though thore la an
office nt Kgll, aomo twelvo mite away,
whom aomo of tho settlers get their
mall, they nro after better facllltlea
than thoao Minting,
PHARMACY OF MiDKER
III MOVE UP tOH
LOCAL PROJECT
CREATES FAVOR
Prom the old homo at PI rat and
Main tho Drinker drugatore boa de
termined to mnvo further uptown, nod
baa engaged tho atoreroom at the
norlhtaat corner of Slith and' Main
atreetf, formerly occupied by the
Mutler Mualc company, which proper
ty la owned by Joaeph McDonald.
t Continued on Page 4)
Walt Cooper, who until recently
hn been connected with Tony Caa
tell'a place, will Icavo In a fow dae
for Portland, whero ho ha accepted
n poaltlon.
SETTLERS WANT
SPEEDIER MAIL
NOKTIIKIIN MKK UNTY HRHI
IlKNTM AltlC ANXIOVH TO C1KT
KAKTKK COMMUNICATION WITH
WOULD IN GK.VKKAL
SEND EAST SHOW
OF LAKE COUNTY
PIll'ITH, VKfllCTAHLKM AND GRAIN
HPKCIMKNR COLLECTED TO
GIVK TO URKAT NORTHKRN
KOIt KAHTKRN ADVERTISING
HocUI to Tho Herald
LAKKVIKW, Oct. 9. Peoplo In
Northern liko county aro aiklnc tho
.night by tho wind woro damaged by postal authorities for better mall acr-
ho glaaa breaking, whllo other wero
nly anved from being Injured by bo
.ng hotted, wedged or propped atendy.
Tho Weatern Union company got
io meiMge out of here all day yes
lorday avo by telephoning them to
ahlaud, aa tho wlro that carrlc me.
ngea via Wood waa down near (Iraa
Lake, about half way to Weed. Thl
vlre waa repaired tblar morning and
Inlegraphle business, ao Manager E.
vlco through tho Christmas Lake Val
ley. Arrow, take, VlowKlnt and
CllfT nro tho polnta thaUnood better
aervlco tho moat, whllo n now office,
to bo named Moss, la needed aouth of
Wngontlrp mountain, In Ryo areas
valley, whero ' largo number of Bot
tler have lkktn all tho avatlablo
lnndi"jid ubw need a poatofflco and
More.
Their preacnt mall and trading eta-
Hpcclal to Tne Herald
LAKKVIBW, Oct. . E. R. Patch
nf Lakovlew la collecting specimens of
fruit, rgitnlln, grata and grassei
to bo aent to tho Great Northern Rail
way for eiblbltloa at tho varlooa
land ahowa at which that company
will show Ihn nrodurti of tha Weat.
Jame J. Hill of the Great Northern
aaya that the land ahowa give them
more In tho matter of advertWag la
tho Kl when carried on la coaaee-
tlon with the local aowapapera thoa
any othor method that haa beea de-
tlted.
What la the maltar with Klamath
and Lake coaatlea, aaltlag aext year
with a moaater theoaaty lair taat
will ecllpaa anything that either eoaa-
ty could hold aeparately aad that will
tend to brlngthepeople cloaer to eata
other?
Man Loses Gallon 01 Blood When
Artery Breaks In Injured Hand
t. h. Andrew, a groundnun for
ho Klamath rail Light and Water
company, who had a marroloua cacapo
mm death September SI, when ho
look pare of the current of a 13,000
wilt tranaralMloa through bl body
and waa painfully burned, had an ar
l cry la hi Injured hand, the left,
lireak about I a. m, today,
Ha night have bled to death If It
had not been for the prompt action
of a friend, Wlllard Miller, who grip
ped the artory tight aboro tha break
mid held It fatt until Dr. L. W. Cbll
irn arrived and cave the Injured man
innn profaealoaal attention.
Ho aaya that Andrew loat about n
collon of blood belora the broak was
itummed, and waa left very weak by
the occurrence, although he li doing
hi well aa oould be eipected under tho
(IrcumaUnoM.
The Klamath rail L.lght and Wa
lor Mtepany had expected Andrew to
no io work about Wednesday aa time,
keeper oa aomo work that It la doing,
o he waa getUag along alcely from
Ida original eoaualty, but It nay be
Mime tine tow before he la etroag
iioagh to aadtrtake air datle.
The aeeldeat by whleh Aidrew got
hi eeataot wlU a high power traaa
"loa wire oeearred two week ago laat
Krlday at the traaafermer heaae of
I he eonaaay oa the weet Uah of Llak
niver about a bloak aboTO Mail
atreet He waa werklag t aon aMTeatk
toratlon on tho roof, and atruck at
aomo tin with n hatchet to cut It.
In reaching to deliver the blow he
had tho hatchet la bl right hand,
bold tho tin la hi left, and at the time
ho atruck with the hatchet lifted hta
right foot to catch hi equilibrium.
Tho foot camo In coatact with the
hlghpower tranaralaalon wire, carry
Ing 13,000 volt, and aupplylng Mar
rill and other outalde town with
sower.
7hlte 1,000 volte la enough to kill
a man In an electric chair, fortunately
for Andrew he did not get a full con
tact, and the ahock cauted him to loae
hla balance and fall fourteen feet to
a cement floor. While the eeeape from
tho electric current' fatal poeelblll
ty waa nothing ahort of narveloui,
Andrew' comparative tcape from
additional Injury by the drop waa
alao remarkable, Hla hand and toot
were considerably 'burned,' the hand
much more than the foot, the latter
having the protection of the ahoe.
The deep burn la the hand waa flulte
oloae to the artery which buret today.
Dr. Chilton aald there waa nothing
ueclal which would aeeouat for the
earning of. the artery to buret ao loag
after the original accident av that
the bura waa a very deep oae, aid the
atrala became too jpeat.
Mr, ABBrew IB mbbio waa,
year of age, aad a nenber of thi
Maaonlo order la thl city, He u
rooming at the hone of Mr, mater.
oi Mala atreet, north tide, between
lereath.
WITIAM LEAVES OIK
FOt SOUMIK CtMATE
L. W. Neltmann of 415 Klamath
nvenuo, who baa represented iieaoer
aon ft tongton In the commhulon
btialneaa here for some time, haa giv
en up hi bualaea coaaectloa here,
having been succeeded by Roy GIVord
of tho Van Riper atore, aad, with Mr.
Nletmann, will go to Loa Aagelea for
a futuro Rome. Mr. Niftnaaa win
probably engage In the conmlealoa
bualncaa In the city with the aagelle
name.
VNITKII HTATaM HTATITIC1AN
' HliANCHARDlMPRNMKD WITH
THR KLAMATH IKRIOATION KN-
IMCAVOR
Praise of the local reclamation pro
ject which la being carried oa by the
goreraneat la recorded ta aa later-
tatlag meaoage aeat to the laeranea
to Ualoa by Harry J. Brown, apeetal
corretpoadeat of; thai publleatloa at
Waahlagtoa. aad which aentared la
Sunday' lata. Tne Item reads:
C. J. Rlaacfeard, statistician of the
United State reclamation service, waa
very favorably Impressed with tha
Klamath Irrigation project, which he
vlalted oa hi recent trip to the Weet.
Speaking of tbw aubject, oa hla re
turn to Washington, Mr. Btaaehard
aald:
"Oregoa'a two Irrigation projects,
the Klamath and Umatilla, are at
trading deserved atteatloa la the
state aad elsewhere. The Klamath Is
attracting a very desirable dan of
settlers, especially thoee who are de
al roua of eagaaiag In general farm
ing. Aa a nutter of fact, the Klan
ath country la yet a aew country, ao
far an actual and JateHtgeat develop
mnt Is coacerued. Experiment show
that thM noil nnd climate aro adapted
to the growlag of the beat cereals la
In the world. In the production of
seed for other eectlona. It la des
tined to take a high place. Aa a lire
stock .region In la uaeneelled. The
Klamath Basin la Just entering upon n
period of proenirlty aad pragmas
which will nake one of Ue pronl
aent agricultural asetleaa of Or Hon
within n few year.
TneTaelalned nank land along
Tale Lake aro now ketag take np by
n eeteay of WeheaHaM. meetly fraea
Ohio, aad durlag the' lent two yearn
they have worked anlracle In derel-
oplng these wet lake kettonts, Aatae
lake aubeldea additional areaa will no
added to tboae now In crop. Thent
Rohemlans are mostly American kern
Their fame are email, aad as n annul
with this race, aro won cultivated.
They have tbolr schools aad churches
and stores, aad apparently are con
tented ana prosperous.
Klamath Falls aad Merrill, the
principal town la the valley, aro
growing rapidly."
ker, a patrolman who la now acting aa
chlof, and ha held the place ilnce the
lata chief wa takon down with illness.
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Ml FFES PAID Mf
WE umest acm
Special to The Herald
LAKBVIBW, Oct. P. Lake coaaly
portemen have paid In a total of
1713 for bunting and flsblng licensee
this year to Coumv Clerk I. W
Payee. This In the, targeet aumbor
ttat have been taken out la aay one
year, aad In due" to be vlgtlence of
the new gaart warden from outnldi,
who laa created much respeet by bt
appearance at avi.t nn.lkely tine.
CENTRAL OREGON
MEETS BIG BOOST
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3 MEN ARE SEEN
BY LONG LAKE
LAUNCH HAD BESX STOLKN
FROM OTHHR aTOB, AND SUaV
PBOnaD PARTIBB MAT BR
JAILBIRDS
Three nea are reported to nave
been seen at rank MeComack'n
place on Long Lake yesterday mora-
lag, aad the fact waa reported by
Mr. wiieon, one of the foreet reuerve
m, na possibly bearing en Ue Ave
nen who left the Klamath county Jail
by tho Preach method on October 1.
An a lauaeh had been taken from
tke opposite elde of the lake tke nutkt
before nnd left on the McCornack aid
It ie thought the three nay nave
crossed la Ue bent. Search In being
nade for tke trio.
woro nble to get along aa wet! aa ever.
The same team tried to run away
about 3 o'clock In front of Ue Klam
ath County bank, aad If Uey aad net
fallen In Ue endeavor might have
crashed lato Ue banking room
through the plate glaan window. It
la supposed Uat Uey became netted
through the general hurry Uat got
everybody busy when Ue Sro alarm
aounded. After their second mlefor
tone Ue driver unhitched aad stabled
the tean, aa they had gathered um-
c If nt excitement for one day.
RAILROADS IN UNE
Mat Given) Away
The Clab Bowling Alleyn offer a
eboiee of n II hat to Ue person eeca:
lag tke highest average. tea or more
ganea at bowllag between October
Ith nnd 3BU. Don't Ml to compete
fortbeprlaav p-tf
WARDEN BRKAKS
UPPKH-TAKINa
Deputy Fish aad Game Warden L.
Alva Lewis, who lives near Link
Rlvr( aad la able to keep aa eyey on
want gees on there, fouad a number
cf nen taking the Sah which were
stranded by'Uaj-ectded watera yes
terday. He BotMed a -Banker of
them, tweaty-two, R la-aald, to stop,
to bring the Ssk to his kenoe aad af
terward appear la court oa n'fcare
of vlolf ting Ue game aad tea Jni
Tho nen dain Uat Ue Sah would
have died bad Uey keen left la tke
river bed to flounder.
Alox McKay, Ue well known Urn
barman, kaa returned froni avtatt to
hu home at Ralaeiander, WaV
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NKW TOWN MAKBB RKADT
TO KNJOY NKW RAILROAD
LAKKVIBW. Oct. . Valley Pain
la tho possessor of a store, poetonee,
feed stable, blacksmith' shop aad i
loon. It la one of thr'new place that
have started In the eouaty, aad which
will compete for ike buslneaa of tho
Chewaucaa Valley when the Harrl-
man NdvUfandoutk line In built.
MITCHELL'S EYE
PUT OUT BY FORK
VKTKRINARY HURGRON MAB Ht
PUsMBNT IN HAND, TINM UP
WARD, AND STUMBUMs WITH
SADRHSULTS
Dr. a. 0. Mitchell, a well kaowa
veterinary surgeon of this city, had
At eye put out Saturday afteraooa by
the tine of a pitchfork.
The doctor, whoa hone la oa Wal-
nut atreet, betweea Fifth aad Matk.
waa doing some chore about hi
barn, and had la hi hand a kayfork,
wltk the prong upward, wkea ko
stumbled and one of tke potato ca
tered tho eye,
The Injured naa Immediately
sought the aervlee of Dr. 0. V, Pink
er, who gava kin nodical' attention,
but oould hold out ao hope for ma-
oration of night to tke injured nen-
r. ho utMea, aowover, iaai were
would probably bo ao other aerteu
results of tkn wound.
TOWNSEND GONE
TO LAST REWARD
POUCR CHIRP, SUPtWBDLY RE
OOVaWHO, BUPPBnaS. RMtiAPK
AND PASSRS AWAY IN A SHORT
TDdH
Mward C. Towasead, eklef of po
lice of Klamath Pathi for Ue past
year aad a half, paused away at I: SO
o'clock Saturday evening nt tkn resi
dence of John M. Pountala, Plaa
atreet, whero the chief had nade hta
hone. While ho waa no nuea better
oa Saturday that the rally encouraged
but physician, Dr. L. W. CklRoa, to
believe that the patient waa la a fair
way to recover, Mr. Towasead grow
worse la the afteraooa until Ua end,
which waa duo to an attack of peon
monla followlag a supposed eoavalee-
ccaee from typkotd fever.
Deceased wan formerly located -at
Pocatello, Idako, where he had a
brother, whooo arrival tonight la ketag
awaited la order to Ax Ue date of Ue
funeral. AnoUer broUer la In Ue
real estate business la Kahoka, Mo ,
which waa tho native sUte of Ue
dead police chief. Mr. Towaseat
eane to this city about Sve yearn ago,
flret working for tkn Misoa-Davie
eoaeera oa Ue goveranent eaaal. Per
a tine ke was with the Klanath Palla
Light aad Water company, nnd about
three yearn ago Mayor Fred T, Saa
deraoa appointed kin to Ua aolleo
force at III m nonU. An' Ua force
waa tacreaaed Ue nayor gave Town-
id advaaeeneut, an Uat at hla
death ho headed tan police fore nf a
alary of fill a menu.
Wkea la Pocatello Tewaeead ana
ducted aa opern kouae. Ha wag not
annrrlednaa.
It' la oapeeted Uat kla nteoe aa tkn
peHea fereawlll am to Banael L. Wal-
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IB CKMIES E. NYT
Charlee E. Hoyt, who haa conduct
ed the Hoyt Hotel at Fort Klamath.
baa given up the enterprise nnd pur
chased the Sparks picture house. He
aad Mrs. Hoyt will nake their future
hone hero. It la understood that Ue
price paid for the picture house waa
13,100, halt ease.
Grace Everett, who has been ataa-
lag at the heune for four noniha. kaa
concluded ker work there, and will
go to Vaacouver, B. C, from whence
she cane to Klanath Falls. She haa
a good voice, aad durlag her tern of
weal aervlee haa been heard by a
great naay peoplo with nuch laterest
Mrs. Joel T. Ward haa been con
Seed by lllaese to her hone in Hot
Spring addltioa for the net couple of
days.
HORSES
FINE
SLIP ON STREET
SPAN PUsVUNO MMBHR COMPA
NY WAGON GO WRONG WHEN
UNE BRKAKS, ROTH FALLING
DOWN
George Brooks, driving a apaa of
flae horses belonging to a local lum
ber company nnd kauttag a wagon,
d a mtehap at Third aad Mala
streets today. Ho. had drlrea fron
tkn Baldwin hotel aad waa ayproaeh
lag Ue Third etreet eroaataa wkea
oae 'of Ue Hace broke, oaualag Ua
horses to wheel suddenly. Tkn pave
ment waa slippery aad oao korno sail,
tkn otker nulekly followlag. Tan
wkeeUag of Ue rig aad floppiag of
the koroeo waa wttaissnd ky a Urge
crowd, wkleh saUered to kelp tkn
driver oat at tko predleaneat. Pt
tuuately aeRher norne wag Injured,
aad a aoea aa Uer wero iwt to their
it aad Ua Hang nneaagled Uey
BUT
TIM UP KLL
NtaBD OP HAVtNG hTrOBH '
FOR KMHRflPMCniB
Shortly after 3 o'clock today Ue
fire alarm boll at the city hall waa
sounded, and the volunteer answered
to Nelson Rouasevell's houao oa High
School hill, up Sixth atreet. There
was little damage to the bouse, but
a chimney burned out.
The., department had a eUaaealt
time maklag the aaceat wlU Ue ap
paratus, to any aoUlng of Ue delay'
Involved la negotiattag Uo klU. Tke
Incident Illustrate Ue need of hav
ing a- hone reel atatloeed oa Ue hllL
County Judge
County Commissioner
mem and Secretary a ,T.
ue KJaantk Chamber of
returned lent night fron the;
of Uo Central
League at Bnraa. wklek Judge) War
dew report to have beena neat aao-
ceasfal atair.
We regretted Uat Janice J. hM
of Ue Great Kortkora-nRwar. ana bag
Portlaad delegation aad etkorn who
attended Ue celebration of Uo
lag of Ue railroad
could act bo wlU an.'
this awralag. "Mr. Hla)
Portlaad nea. about flftT la a
tend to eone over fron
PiBJiaUle. but aa nsssnnt of
naatRfia4ono their aatoa
torod K wantona an. Mr.
ephoaed to
of Uo league at BnAajhat ha woald
If Mr. HaoJer Meant, hat R
would have aoea a. vary
pedally aa Mr. HM Ie aotttac
Tears, ao ha nad ant tananL t
;'We had no trenbe,waatsa;a
aeuiag larongn mo rnwse.wo'
Tko Srst day wa want to
la about Ml nulen, and
get tko rest of Uo way to
whleh. I Jsjcga. about aa anr.ffeai,
Bead an R la ffaan aero la aen.,Tn-f "j
roada wa lank wa fanad an gawd ana- LA
avUaa. Ua 'aow aan"-ketaoijTni ' -
aad Baraa fnnlaMac an a good nJaaw
way. v
"The two day' seeotoa wai
meeting, aad frona aH aver
there were diligatlsaa. Thero'wore
good delegntlona frnen Boa
I. a Urge oae fron
over Sfty fron Portlaad.. aad otkorn
from La Pine. MetoUua, HiWnan nad
Vail. Tho'roouK waa a roaalag awot-
lag for Ue advaaeeweat t Caatril
Oregon, nnd every bou
astlc. Tke stogaa of everybody
waa 'More peoplo oa
aettltneut of Uo country.!'
"There waa pledged by Uo HM aad
Harrlawa Inee I3.3M eaoh tar tko
t-crpoee of sstahllihlag eapsrlnsat'ii
etatioan far agrtouRnral
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Water Company For Half MHe Hit
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Tke O. A. Harnoa A Co., Riddle
Ore., kaa been let a coatract to drive
a well for Ue Klamath Falla Light
aad Water company, aeeordlag to aa
aaaouaeeneat nade today ky General
Manager George J. Walton of Uo con
poratloa. Tho drive will be nade la
aa efort to Sad artesian water,
which, U obtainable, will probably
settle penaaaeBtly Ue education of n
water supply for Klamath Falla Uat
will be without possibility of eoa-
taniaatloa, aa far aa each accom
plishment la within reason.
Oao dlHeulty Uat eonpaay haa
been confronted wltk la getting Uo
dHvea well propoalUoa sagped np
haa been Ue nvalltblllty of Arms that
could aurely make tke nndertaklag a
success It It wero Uekled.
There am not naay flrne la the
well driving bualnean who eaa uader-
Uke a coatract to go aa tar iato tke
earth wU their drltta aa tha water
eonpaay wlahtd to peaetrate.
It la Ua desire of Uo corporation
Uat a deep oaaagk kole.'be''d'g"to
lasuro tke fladlag of water If It la
wltkla aay reaaoaable dtataaeo at all.
aad to ardor to do this R waa taper
atlva to got a contract lot that would
be uadertakea ky a well llggir waa
eauld go to practically anydopU.,
Tha water eonpaay Sgured Uat
about ! feet woald ke asoeeaary,
aad aa Ue Hanaaa flrn kaa aaaaratoa
ior armiag i.eee rest. ..to -eonpaay
eaa get tko depU R desire, v., 4i
too contract aa m aaw par a nav
innn dsatk t 4N leat Jartka ea
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tractor' benoflt. U
would not take Ue work 9t
uuleoa paid for tag feat, aa ko '
oa U baaia of depth drMod.
If ko atrikee water akevo 4N laat,
provided R la not aent to Uo aarfaaa,
or wRkla a few feet of Ua grouad.ku
will ko paid for tot feet, aad tar aay
depU kotow 4M feet ko kaa to aa k
will be paid proportioaataty,, t -' '
Mr. Harnoa naya kla dritn wM aa d
through aolld reek Uroo feet a1nV ' '
aad K coaditioaa are ravoraaicsaaa,. -.tj
not nuea ot aaea aurnu n roaaa, aa "c tfA
will ko able to go at a nank anator , ., $ &
hi, fcm tkla noMikl tmamtu taat i ' V-1
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Tk rate of Maatrattan danandn aa . .'
v , r . r- , . .
ttrciy oa uo lornaueaa enoouweren -
brUe drill. '. -," i
It Is stipulated that UedrllHageoa.. v
cent get tan worn aaaeatoy upioovr- ,. .,r ;
lKlh. wbUk la uxt anda. " '' N'S . "
Menberu of KlanaU Laagn
137,1.0. O, F.arereo.aeatodto
at Ue hall toalgkt, waaaa
tean drill will ko fceM,
aeverai vasaao0)Bj
tiled, aad m 'naay aasaabasa m.
It posaible aro'tuairtad to agggj
aaJW
lean) aa'am
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the lease raeaa sa eaa '
blldla.VATnaro wM ki
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