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About The Wealth makers of the world. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1894-1896 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1894)
April 12 1S94 TIIE WEALTH MAKKRS. A A candidates. The Sew makes this lucid nlnKtion. Tfce county committee fWeJ nnnn a. atx-ciac sum 10 uo im each of the daUin and cue or two week- lie at,d coamn-ioDl Chairman oiisn nail t. &. the Daoers." Of course th.rwanobribeloit. The cand. dates were sim 1 Wed about 100 jnat for tte fun of the thmz. oi sncu iumo in formation is very interesting to the honest voter, and since you have begun telling the truth keep right along and give us toe whole truth. It would be IS an eye opener to the people to know It J all. "When thieves fall out," &o. f It Is announced In the Slate J ournal that all three of the Nebraska Repub.i can Congressmen wiU be candidate for reelection. Why not elect them again? If tber j was any good reason to elect then In the first place the same reasons will hold good for their re-election. rThey have done all that any of their in ollicent constituents expected them to They have voted solidly with the all matters lffeCtin? .M XI II 1BWKI ' - ' . western interest. I bey have revolved around Tom Heed like the moen around tho f arth. or tho satellites around Jupiter. They voted against free coin age of silver in all t phases, ad against eoioing the geigniorage already in the Treasury. They have done no better and no worse than was expected of them, and why should they not ex pect a reelection? It Is possible, how ' ever, that enough of their constituents may see it differently. Blind people have teen Lnown to receive their sight. The fine Outcalt residence still keeps onchacging bauds. Mr. Uutcait was thflonvht- of the Capital National hank. Since the failure of the bank U has .been owned by Outcalt himelf, hit hmthftr- n-law Fran run, cis wue, Mrs. Outcalt, J. D. McFarland, the bank's first receiver, and now by Anna Hall, wife of F. M. Hall, McFarland's attorney. It is probably now beyond the resch of any of the creditors, uud especially the poor depositors, although it has probably never yet been in the ' ands of an innocent purchaser. Such proceedings will cause people to think a good deal, and some wiil wonder and asK why all these transfers In so short a time, if not to complicate title, and multiply parties in oraer 10 aiscoumge suits by poor creditors. It Is certainly . . . .. am K 1 1 a m natnra and a sadder one on human justice. We would recommend to all the parties . Btead's late work, "If Christ came to J Chicago," for evening readings. BEOETTED FOB BEV1EW. I'mion Down. Bv Scott Campbell Published by the Arens Publishing Co. 308 pages, in paper, nuy cenia. "MAR0H AHD APRIL tEBIOPIQALS Thn Cosmopolitan for April is a finely illustrated number of 123 pages. Some of the articles are of great value as well M Interest. W. D. Howells continues his series of Altrurian Traveler letters, the April letter showing how foolishly uncbristianiy, uncomioriaoiy ana un happily the well-to-do and their ser vanta live in New York. Another valu able paper i on "Home Rule in Cities" by Edward Everett Hale. The history of the Suez Canal is a very Interesting Illustrated article, and there are stories and history and pwetry, art ana science, a general and very choice variety all fer 10 cent a nusaoer, or vi.ou a year. The Review of .Reviews for April discusses at length the political changes and questions of England, sketching the great leaders, Gladstone, Hosebery Haroourtand others; compares hag lish and American methods of legislat ing; discusses the sslgniorage hill and the tariff bill, criticising Democratic inconsistency in the latter especially; ; gives a view of the Brazilian situation; takes us across to Now Zealand and Australia and tells of their land loans on the part of the government to limit and eliminate Shy locks (what we as Popu lists propose to do); gives In black and vlittA tVtA nrlnnlnal raittnna nf tho month, e oinz all over the world to cH them; furnishes a record of currant events; besides four original articles of great interest and a review or the prln ' Alnol Miriam The Arena for April contains sixteen contributed papers and two by the j editor on subjects of current Interest, besides reviews oi Doom ml the dav. "The Farmer and the Land." an article by W. D. McCrackan, A. M., answers objections to the single tax. Elbert HnhhcLid hn.a & timc.lv iiaimr nn "Tho ; Rights of Trarrp." There is a sympo ; siura on "The Tenement House System," Prof. Wm. Howe Tolman of New York, our friend Mrs. A P. Stevens of Cbl t - cage, and Rev. W. J. Swaffield and VGdltor Flower of Boston taking part in V it. Other papers of special vtlue are x"The Bank of Venlc in the Light of Authtntlo History," ry Congressman Davis of Kansas; "Municipal Reform: The need of a Posltlva Program," by Rev. Dr. Leighton Williams, and "A Prophet's Cry to the Church," by Mr. flower, me last named paper is an editorial review of Dr. Herron's book, "The New Redemption," a book wo advertise. Trnc Wealth Makers this week, on our first page, gives a report of Dr. Herron's latost lectures, furn ished especially for us. The Annals of the Amerloau Academy of Polltloul and Social Science, issued bi-monthly, are almost a necessary part f Ihfi literature which wnll Inform...! , men and advanced thinkers must read vfTheMarcti issue U a double sumber, the supplement being "A History of Political Economy" by Dr. (iustav Conn, I'rofeiaor In the Unlveralty of i Ht ngtn. Dr. Jo.h Adna Hill is the trantlatt)r. The regular Uaue onotates the following ppur, via: "Idt-a of Juatiee In I'oiKlcal K-onoiny;" Clu eatlun of L,1' by Uuaaull II Curll: ' "AwrHmn iuu insurance Method,' by M. M. D4on: -Rulatlon of l ax 1 tlon t Mdnopo Ws," by Emory H X JohBum: Tie -'arujri Movement,1' y f C H Walker f the Maiwhurttu Agrtnill iral Cullagn, a very tiIUnt par'5 Tho (Jrnriia In Nw Rflan.l." by Fioitpo J i.tr; "Tne ', nn)l an'a C nViig.'by U ard rir"nl Noir, MUiUiiy arj a It- V ltr'w II. )rti.Tht. T e Ala aru I'flhUU !u UtiKJa,a (MfhlU), Eo'acd, (krmituv, Cranio, liaiy aa mmhu r t jrar ii o BdhrlW for T"t Wmlth MiKriu From a Connecticut Sabecrtber. Grahtvtixe, Conn., Mar. 23, Itf. Editor Wealth Makebs: Your notice of the expiration of my subscription has just reached me and I hasten to renew; will enclose in this one dollar for the same. Am sorry that my age ari health Is such I cannot circu late about much to solicit subscribers for such an instructive political paper as yours. M. C. Johksos. Another Uf publican Ilevrol from Beatrice, Neb , March 23, '94. Editor Wialth Makers: You don't need to send me your paper, I don't believe in no each doc- trlns, further I don't want to belong where Alabama Rebbels will go, I be long to a. true rartv. for the good of everybody, we have seen tbo fruit of your Jc Dzoi. party allready, dont send It any more. Yours, H. C. Stoll. Thinks the New Name Immense. Mynako, Neb., March 31, 1891. Editor Wealth Makebs: Enclosed find1. 00 for which please send me your paper cno year. I am a subscriber of nearly four years and like your paper very much. I think the new name Immense. Who creates tho the wealth? Your paper tells it all Pound away at the good cauae. J. M. KlKEK. From a Cbase Cyjjnty Subscriber. Hiaat ftA, Neb, Strch 30, '!. Editor Wealth Makers: I am well pleased with the paper. I am glad you are stsy'ng right with the par'y, and I am very sorry that I could not get you any new subscribers. But times are so hard that men can't get the dollar to send for the paper. There are lots of good Independents here and we are trying to do all we can to help the good work on. We stay in the middle of the road 'and mean to fight as long as we can, till the last dog is bung, and we will help hang him. Yours Resp. David Benson, All Subscribers Well Pleased, flocKVlLLE, Neb., March 30, 1894. Editor Wealth Makers: If you wish to continue my paper I will send you tho money before long. Year before last I tent five and last year I sent you six subscriptions. This year the people are so bard up with us it is almost impossible to get them to subscribe for papers. All these who have been taking your paper are well pleased tho way you dish up the old parties1 misrule. Yours Truly, A. J. WlLSOK. A GMiny Commissioner Apprecia tion.. COZAD, Dawson Ce., Neb. Editor Wealth Makers: Find enclosed one dollar for which continue my paper. I do not know just when my subscription expires. I do cot want to miss one number. I have taken the paper since I -first heard of it as The Farmers Alliance, and It has kept pace with the times and fought the battles. with such bravery and success that from time to time we have been compelled to exclaim, that was a victory for the laboring people! And we have often wondered how these writers would be compensated for their trouble, as the class they are so earnestly work ing for are so deprived and money so scarce that it is imoosslble for them to express thier appreciation in that way. Believing proper education will bring about the desired change, I am, Yours Truly, G. L Ditto. Likes the Paper Better Than Fiver. Auhott, Nb t March 21, 1894. Editor Wealth Makers: Please find inclosed a P. O. order for one dollar and feventy five cents Re new my Mibacriptlon to your valuable paper for another year, and three new subscribers for three months each. Two of the three used to read the paper when Mr. Burrows was editor, and dropped it for some cause. I have in duoed them to try it again a quarter each. Please send me sample cepies of your paper of March 15th. Issue. I will place them in the handiof unprejudiced and conscientious people who will read and profit thereby. I have read this paper from Its beginning. Like It new better than ever before. I like religion in politics and In business; the man who is net trying to be a christian seven days of a week, is either an Ignorant sinner or a hypocrite. Send me another subscription blank, will send in a few new names. Yours ever for reform, W. WlKHH From an Oregon Hubavrlber, HlLI HOALE, Ore., March 20, ISiM. Editor W a alt it Mak.irm: Your kindly notloe of the expiration of my subscription Is at hand. I rvgret groaily that I'm unable ta renew uiy lubtcrlplton at prwseat, not that I bsd It uninteresting for I baveUvj reading fur nv.it Ur of roars, have sees It cHanc bands, and now ftn I It one f the bt reform papers wf this eouetrt. lljt at pri 'l ! have a cumber of hill totals due, and !ut little to py tbcm wit. II on Iftfrt on tbt w.4 th - vf LVU theiuietvtt a4 wutJvHntf whore thy hare ! a kouia vtu V4 to.' I'.wl ftw year. A lUtie Mr ajr aii ymir bam Wis awrvsnt, and aft wutatra Uavortd t organise! a People's party club. We managed to gt six, with great efforts. A short time ago we reorganized, and have at present a club, but of ferty-lx. This gives only a partial idea of what is go leg on In Oregon. Next June, if "the Lord la willing, " we shall surprise some of the old "moss-backs.' As coon as I am able I will renew my subscription, and at all times I will do what I can to aid you in this noble cause. Yours for Reform, L. A. Leger Thinks the Paper Better Than Ever. Cedar Rapids, Neb., Mar. 29, '94 Editor Wealth Makers: As my subscription to your paper bas expired, and not wishing to have the paper stopped, I thought I would write and give you my reason for not renew ing, it is the same old cry, "Too Hard up." But If you will pit ago to send me tho paper I will make it satlsftc'ory as soon as I can. I like the cbaogo in your paper and tklnk it Is better than ever before. Such a paper should be upheld by the people of Nebraska now as never before, because the time is near at band when we will have to strike a decisive blow for home and llborty, Sac'a a paper will, I think, be read with greattr interest by the masses in the future than in the past, because the majority are getting their eyes open. So continue to give us the "Simon Pure" in a plain practical way. We Lave tbo Demo-Republicans on the run in Boone county, and expect to keep them In the "same fix" until Populist theories shall reign supreme. Yours for right and justice, LERor Yocom. Miss Elfcie Buckman writing from Topekasays: "Your paper was extra good last week. On with The Wealth Makebs, and may it be successful." J. C, Gilbert of Ilsyden, Neb., writes: "Your paper is improving all the time. Koth old parlies are like tho devil, be tween two fires. Give it to tbcm," SHARP SHAFTS FROM EXCHANGES The bankers are all exclaiming tha if the government goes to loaning money it will kill tho banking business! It that tof Chicago Sentinel. The "middle of the road" cry appears to werry the Bryan crowd. They should not forget that a wild goose cbase across-lote Is not always the safest way home. Custer County Independent. Last year It was discovered that the immaculate Carnegie bad been swind ling tho government with inferior ship armor plate. Socre tary Herbert asseai -ed the damages at 1410.090. Carnegie "appealed unto Osar"Grover, and II a Eggslency cut the f ne down 75 cent. It is an outrage that congress should in vestigate. Hartford City (Ind.) Arena. The people or government of Wash ington city threatens to make It hot for Coxey's army, if it comes to the capital We see no reason why 66,000,000 of our population should net go to Washing ton if they wish to. If tbey do any thing that citizen should not do, they will be amenable to law. But Wash ington Is iresb, very fresh, to threaten citizen who wish to come totbeoapttal. Farmers Voice. The money power is now thesurpreme curse of the nation. Its blighting withering influence is felt In every community. It 1 responsible for nine tenths of the evil which prevail in society. Between it and true Christi anity there is an irrepressible conflict The church of Christ bas made all the progress it can until the control of this beast of iniquity is broken. The one all important duty of the hour is to concen trate all the moral and patriotic lnfiu ence to overthrow the money power, Cedar Rapids Republican. Tho veto message with iti bond re commendation will give a most serious shock to the party. It Is too early to venture a prediction as to the results of such a shock. But it is not too early to say that It will caute a grave crisis la the affairs of the party. Tbo organi zation has uot been compelled to deal with many such cases, but those whose duty it will bs to speak for the party and for Its preservation will do well to speak boldly and to the point. The issue must be faced, and it will bo wtll for those who stand en the platform and believe alioerely In democratic princi ples to face it like a man. Atlanta Constitution. Coxey atks ler an suo of I.VW.OOO.OtO la non InUiri-nt bearing greenbacks to be expended In publlo Improvements, aad bis followers stand ready to ti- cfeaage tholr labor at "gold baala" prices for laid greenbacks. The Hbylouk sUp la and says: "No you d ind -t rant a rak tff; Uuo in Ureat bi.urli'g ponds udJ vo rill sell you our credit, etc!" Wu',1, the AM.frli'411 pcvij.lo tin 'v' Tho cs'im la played out Urveni ar kt are bailor for tha ikxij U I tit ft fc itd W ari g it. v Mr th hi. apd frs it t ' v . 1V 't 14 Kt SHMAU titHI, rH I At'h, Ui TIIK M'tlM Wil.t, I'M l'l'H I KIK MtUU Wl IMS l8 tl IMtXIH tu 1UK l 1'kh h ssy nj! (li , (Xt7 - lK'stfr l4 Three Cent Colonro. "For Sale," Wnusl,MTorExchngi."nil small adrcrtliwmonu for abort time, will tm charged three rau pr word tor each Inser tion. Initial or a number eoantod aa one word. Cash with tha order U yon wat anything, or hartauythlne that anybody ela "wanta," make It known through thla column. It will nay. miNULKY HUKKEtT. attornejre at-law. JL la O HL, Lincoln, Neb. w 'ANTED -Twenty thousand new anbacrl- uer Ml I BB M EALTU A14KRMS. PURK German Mil et mhhL Guaranteed. Snrt ntmp for tatnpte D. 11. t"r'WO, Genoa, Neb 42t4 WANTED l-tre and rvclone airnw Uobd Iay. J.Y. M. bwlgeri, Ste'f, Uu-)n, Neb. 37tf If ONKY Loaned on Improved Furma at 6 to 7 ill per rent. li.C. VOCNU. Ilroker, not O St. Liaoolu, Neb. 41t( I WANT to CHUblixh a Topii'lut pair In aoroe nood Nbra wwn of i.onu i,ui Uun or mure, llavenood OUIIH. Auuifctw, L. A, Conner, C ark, . I). E iiJit From aeholrepen alnKlecomb llrown IveRbornn, ll.hj iier et'ln IS ilwien eifga from IA tin i lot for niontb ( I Vbruary. H. u. YOCNti. NU. m U hi. Mncolu, Neb. 3Ulf TIN'-SW.Y A wen o tt., amlnrd. HURKKTT. atMrneys-at-law, Lincoln, Neb. Abmr:! ex- REMKMIIKIl that Ths Wraith Makkkh 1m the beat advurilxInR metlium In the went When wrltlnif Ui aey of our adver tlner dun 'I forget to tell them where you saw their -ad " fjVJIt HAt.K OK KXCHAN'.K-iMl fnrma r from t. to iiipvt acre, A.15 HAlt 1 LfcY, W(t t'nlwu, Neb. UAV'K YOU anything to aell ortrdet Then adverlUe the fitct Ihrnuifh thla celuiiiH and be aurrUed at the renulL IF YOU WANT to bur, sell, trade or borrow Any thing, remember, you ir.U It liuJIy If you do not make It known tlir-iu'h thin col umn. Only 8 e-nu per wont evo liuxtrtlon I'AHH with the order. fiErtCMAriTS' DtrK Capital 1 00,000- Coi bit I3tb and O Hts., Luiroln, fib, The Only State Bank in trio City. we souoit FMiMsns nctiasNa. n. K. Rbaw. I'retd. C. M OMwroKD. Caeh WM. Fl)U.aTO, V, P. W. K. I AVIXju, A. Caeb Laundrying Shirts MADE EASY with Ore Iter's prlng and llalebel Hoaoin Ueurd. A ahlrt front ia atretehed like a drum head and aa straight ass rtbboa. Whilt you srs Ironing ths Springs art Pulling No wrinkles nor crooked places poatrible. Knll Inntructlonn for aurchlng, pollhlnK. eu: with a h board, hent by exprexn on receipt of the price, l.uu. Agents wantea. E. OREWILER, Upper Sandusky, O. When wrlUn pleaee mention Wealth Maker Tested Seed Cern, Corn pluntlriff time will soon be here. Is your seed good? Have you tested it? Remember bow much depends on bav log seed that you era absolutely sure of. Nims Bros., of Emerson, Iowa, have made a speciality for years of fur aishlng tested seed corn of all thabet varieties suited to our climate at reasonable prices. Remember that you shall "reap as you sow," and unless you sow good seed you will not reap a good crop. Send to Ninas Bros., Emerson, Iowa, for any thing you want in the line of tested seed corn. If vou are not satis fied with it when you receive it you may roturn It at their expense. Don't fail to get good seed corn. FOH HALIC. The State Alliance has for sale Badges, at 25 cents each, 12 40 per dosen. Manuals, at 10 conts each, 7f cents per dosen. Kttuelpt books for Sub-Alliance and County Alllaucer, 25 e 'nU. Order btwks for Kub-AUiances and County Alliances 25 cents. Ilallotlng Marbles GO white and 10 blank. 40c nU. AdJres (Kti. J, T. KlLLIK, Ilartwell, Ncl. SUNSHlNK FRUIT AND FLOWERS Cheap Rates to California via ths Union ratine Ksiiwa 84 t'rancUwi, Lot Arg jli kaml lnur- laedlftUi p lnt, t'irst Vitus vm way, J), lUueil trip, gno.1 for nlMy , M.f.0. Full loformatK.B hjrfully given atolty llckol tillt, Ulo tem. r, 11 RUHUN, j, T, 'I ASTIN, U-rtt ral Ajt at. City Ticket Ainy. Tu the !an4 f !t"l Alu!ta via 110 H 1 i I' i tlu tw.,u r 11. 11 fi.r tlli rtliili.l trlu Itikxl hit ila .... .... . . -. - t: i t rt.i iuohu, c. r . r. a im u s.re t uinouiR, U Nurthwoatvra Uae to CKkfo, tAw rW, raatUa!a, J, Uat C L O TH IllTRlTED SPR1SG CiTiLOCCB t&rsiVl TINGLEY & BURKETT, Attorneys-at-Law, 1026 O St, Lincoln, Neb. COLLECTIONS MADE AND MONET REMITTED SAME DAT AS Op Follr Mi Price, 49.75. 4END FOR CATALOGUE. (2NAgents Wanted fop the A, HOSPEj FOR' BARGAINS . . : ; 'IEE. R.GUTHRIE, 1540 O ST., A Special r,ui?u(1'anU!if")u,,-rr4D?emcnl' iUBl maJc' nobles us to present a most ao wePtwm DdSUMBW2 ?f A VthU: T0 any 'briber wfo will .end ustlX, , , , , v.. This is the Book! 77 J8 WORTH Economy Wealth What la the Yhlte A Collection of One Thousand Original C - . " ' . Q;r ! I eluding 40 blank pages for additional reclpss. V g ln It is a first-class book of Cnnknrv cal bousekeeper. It is entirely knew; tnat it is in all respects superior to all other books, we do claim that any house keeper, even if she have a dozen other cook books, will find tbls ene worth to her more than the full retail price, and that the author his fully carried out her purpose, "To prove that wine, brandy and spirituous liquors of anv kind may be dispensed with, and that no culinary requirement necessitates the Intro ductlon of these poisons into any household " w miro THE WHITE RIBBON COOK BOOK is durably bound in the best quality of cloth (not In paper covers). It is printed on an exoellent quality of cream v . :r r r . T v jv-k" fv. i ia a uctu ouu oanasome cook book, the cover design, ingrained and embossed silver, being a specially unique Order, will he filled In turn aa remivxt clerical work involved makes powible. fore making complaint of non-receipt of Wealth Makers Pub. Co., Cattle Robe Tanning Company, 1012 B Stmt, LINCOLN, NEB. How to Pripahb Fiiitsa ron Ho Ban.- Aa aiMin an hide In removed from animal, trim off Head and 1", apread out on Hour, oover well with lt. (tuedluitt alxed bide will reaulre two and one half uuilon of halt, evenly apreadt, leave In thla condition for ten to fif teen iaye, men roll ui, neen ame out, Ue well andehln. Cbaritea for taiinlne: mill be fniin u Ia ni ob medium lMd hide, la Huti mbhk and other partlee having rholc black hlilra. eeudlnc lhr or were amee, we will return eae ribe for the remain. In. two bldee. Krelutit to be paid by ehlepnr Ijn'e and Ultavo leather twined on same lerina, Aiaie sent ou aillctUin. H. C. MARTIN, Miaigir. Wsh kkflah si avtaa I tea.l Ikeaa V.lhMM saiaii I haul a.k ka St K.k Uh Ii aAa i.il,ilUi Kn Testod Seed Corn. Ulfflfl ieik ! I la urfwlewt el MatHkakk lvtr ir(n l , aa )rWit. .l m t buhi It Hi trove Mki'aifrut 4 Bj.tul :.:. J ) l' IimivI(I.i4i y, 1 i,e kltitf 1 rru lil..w A !, . yelw eurit d fUlKt, tally, bbi,iiit ( tii w s. u4 4iHr ftf nH httkai, l tU, k Wt. e ttttt, i m ( n f iu tt . a Ne,reite rirt Naihal pa 1 M AKMITKONQ, O sawveJ, NU TUC Ml IR 10 IflS N. ISth 8k, ' I nC nUD Lincoln. febrki. Farai fir Rre Years Kimball Pianos and Organs Jr,f Oijiaha, Neb. LINCOLN, NEB, Offer To Our Readers iuuiiucia 'l li;o i vua DOOK IS Sl.UU. ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD! Temperance Health pibbop Gook Dook? and Revised Kecipes and Suggestions copyrighted 18M. While it is not olalm!i ami n ,.,,it.i.. tt.. . . Subsorihers should wait two weeks' h the book Address Um.out, Slut.. Aug, 19, idyi, u)pho.ftllne Bath Co., Uerolu, NebT UentleiHrn I have been a vu tun ul ihi el a l to aral year pi I br auSeted btteatery at tone, and ha .ue to (he IM bin e ibeeUi Oakuta, and Uie Hut hirin ei Arka.aa Sue iia, aeefciiiK rebel. I hate ale Uica ew k MtSUtne umWi the ilinwtiuiia ft able Bhtttrtaee, AUml ene nuolh afa I uSr4 Irnm wn el the oat lutctit um k ol the UiaeaM), and at mi ke a taktn hnlMit n hatha al yiwr new ae ifileiulid tath Humm la tbitcity . I'nttar ilw rare ei fmt (relknnaiiiy and Ai lent attendant, Mr. Ilmr aihauilte, I have, I Ihiak, enttiety r-aevend, Kr aaretWHuaanJ i ebaavvattiMi el the e mil el t'xtiiHrttl I inaiif futimi at the lint ( ! naloml ami al mtr heih htntw, I i eviMMl Ibat bolter and e,H her reatili ca be ei abwd h a i.fMi d k4 i.lt water baihe al . aatb kxitite tba al aar utbor pUta In the ttnintrr I du ut hoitale ee ul ta tacumnMwd, but te vr ,, ai.tlritii. tnwrt lhatuiuititia t tr . it,M.re el kiba al . balk hutue elf tlx Uiat tin t,l m el lb 1 ht inn te v mi f , I lfia viiar and enaet bath bMa tit 1 a iihi bluiK Ut ik uwif tttum 4 .e4t,Hl4 it ilt..',, An4 I huvt tt WUI t I il!l tMta4 It ilUHU VwibiiH4 rlHiU.1 b! tm kutluuti.U.:, kat I m it y that I unhI akwv't tt,r l't ! 1 ia.e J al eawr Imi4 aad yva wV . wkt I k aaid tm x,b eianat 4 ti v twiner er rwiw !, J, It itau 1 tie ataiy fwin Jmlrri Hri. la but '! we mini eMtit r t'r'lm"n htrm rwr.4 wttbfktt evifvlU tb'i ami lh'H nl arir fnnti Um UttW ll tHeam ' i)S Sft-flliv HtUN IlATII C, ftivriee-mh n. 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