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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN 2 | BY at, Random Fired Things That Come Back in Memory. REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1908. The careful housewife who desires the best tea at ARMSTRONG a reasonable The should gently but firmly insist on her grocer send- Black Beauty kana! | On the traln Francisco 5 was going down old man an to San} momentary nimed| influence ef prayer that en @enerations dred of years. the us sons family The ae he is mane mignt for a musical | the mystic music. a very|and it is so. (Continued from Yesterday Morning.) : CHAPTER XLVIL. the strength of the , And-like spheres, tiold of at Jeast Pee =5 a Wienke miential why I the He ihe spo ce 7: on pf: his ¥ as childners rather one, and yet I should not tell find you things he said. had three grown youngest was past a a question con- {lo take of whether care of no reason|taken care of some of | will be taken One lent If they there, most care of in age of the nol] them] pent- and /tninking as typical was before "So" he would he take one ‘last year always had gether, er. ae eause I them, those lose just all of thought girls out and with them. been' pretty because lose them But we cannot }for it ls one of I should have |care not mpany. fT took California severe in a good settled I pleasure the m another state to take]js< of the boys and girls who I would |mile away waited jaunt down in the ey slerever they went. |farm theif have} got took| boys beets raised last 6.000 year, They raised which the also live a lot stock pounds and of whole| root crops institutions of is range of 9 or wanted to 60,/young men of 18. Many went any Wayjare capable of doing a a an of it failure in homes Back there boys, gnoula be well enter all 10 home. them of the man's latter work with we camped. cisco by boat, When we horses to Los for them. and We we We went aud we didn't stand have the. when Started back it was home state, rags around me *Well you Daddy, enough | as I sent to common they| the and are as it taught ;ight_be branches of. that, given | the supervision of great deal of money, wise enough | $7,000 the farnr a by it' now to care _ rents, girls course, is don't' he suppose society cannot very and reconstruct a take cognizance of they get Into the Lut society can closing of vicious as shall by the amuse- chance © of society can give Siem prevent them ever a SMOOT the Troy ON BANKING LAWS. ¥.) Press, (N. to oust Reed March Smoot senate kept him before {several years, and his close} buy the But taking I A successful financier, give the]erty interests, Senator be under] of capacity, and not distance and places, reduce the going wrong; and they are released, superintendent/jinto chance whole a free girls up we are 5: The from the the public time wes for so It is| taken in defending his seat that little two]|was known of his legislative capacity istitution..so even- | together. The puzzle is to said: | girls a home where they will have ment {jem nen from 13] are big of Society can only when is a cottage | attempt girls. They range ingage 18 years. Most of them us the time of our lives.' jand yet separated That is about as pretty a story as Tike boys. have heard. There was aman worth; The board has & a Across the main school all. But into public view. regulation or is the] girls, apparently woman grown. we|not a good thing to have the and before in certainly they road from team. And | for with those/to over that important and not and Wanita tbelr ing they got fact is more to San I randustry, the value of regular. hours, went by raik/the blessing of cleanliness... It is good and] what in-| drive, all But habits-of Angeles and bought 2 eight months I lived girls. "And fisned tramped, its be and than is a girl there, and not many whose home life was what it alfalfa with] well mainthe way to husky her maybe when they are out work for them, treat- is now yeturnine go hunted, done now necessity, restraint such te her-and ing them with kindness and conggence, inspiring them with hope- these are as necessary then as tired we at many-that them trades js healthful, Givplenty of out-door exercise absolute Pea wanted Loe If it were boat,|And most of them do. fhey are} or horseback, or wagon or auto, Or/taught all sorts of trades, and their] walk, it was all the same to m« 1} printing office is the tidiest establish-] made up my mind I would not get too!ment of that kind I ever saw and actook simhelp We cannot reasonably be good, until we have good. reasonably easy. to care of them getting honest On this rented] potatoes and other were used in the furnished house and]|tained. The boys to enjoy ourselves. | from little fellows "thowe girls And they of the at least get little of this. in crime in Utah about 50 atres in the] is rented. the |sugar . : lot of southern! which to just when the winter New England and we big down I looked them them being regard that asa profit, | peaching our obligations and we ing them ask The family} been graduated close to-| The state has I knew forever, jJgy of a final made the path from|ular_in states. for/ad@ress and it] the sof with large Smoot readily prop- is a man tempted wildeatism, so pop- some of Utah's neighboring Mr. Smoot made a very able on the nation's banking laws other day, and deyeloped a grasp to bring his children up sensibly,/needs the farm. I think the* whole|of the subject he was not generally und wise enough to know he could not/produce for the institution could be|supposed to possess, Referring to the always keep them: I think the effort|raised by the residents Uhiemselves, | Populistic nothon of guarantecing bank ‘o entertain them, and the great big} withovt any cust of labor to the state,| deposits, the fullowing exeerpt from heart which made that project possi-|if the 50 acre tracts were together.| Mr. Smoot's specch is strikingly senle are some of the things te be re-| But I can see no Solution of the girls'| sible, and we belleye It will be inmembered, oe part of the problem without entirely | dorsed heartily by banlsers and busiHe told me later Mat his surmises|abandoning the present cottage ocness men: were correct. Within six months from |cupied by them, and building them "Now, we have om forms of currency the end of their trip two of the girls|another home at a distance All this] passing everywhere with equal value, were married, It was a chapter of| will take money. But it will-not take | paper being neeteeced to gold because life that had to be read just then, or|jas much money as the failure of it]|il is more convenient to carry I think it would be lost forever. And neither| will take They come pretty nearljan experiment with a form of curthis man nor his daughters had lost it.| being well safeguarded as it is. Let|rency differing radically from the forms ----them go back to the lives they have|to which the people are accu tomed Down in the Louvre the other night | been lifted from, and they are going} would prove risky Mr. President, I the place was filling rapidly and there|to be much heavier burdens on soclety|do not favor a guaranty of bank dewas much eating and drinking andj|than they are now. posits by the government, because I noise. The violin and the cello and And that reminds me. That visit to]do not think it necessary, and I do not the flute and the piano had been|the girls' cottage was rather the most | believe that the covernment-the telling about "School Days" and half}trying thing T remember. There must | whole people-sheuld go security for ‘a dozen other things that catch the | have been 20 of us men in the party |individual interests. We should avoid ‘transient fancy. (The theaters were | of inspection, and we all asse1 nbs in}such a polley on grounds of principle oe forget and my and as a full his grinding and nies: eyes was stones. Skinner, men who The rest jis could not jr the community had duty by her'she would We :haye had no quarrels,|farm where the Industrial school is woe release. . and Pe jlocated. It is not nearly enough, and] had been so happy with}an additional 50 acre farm about a and soon "I she the gravel made. }tentlary a liltle late Some will Zo} ana happy woman. girls) Even ; to hospitals and some will go to graves Taken altogether boys 18, and thejin the potter's field And society, | inere need rather miore would said, be of young saloofis. But I case oldest was besought by young men of/ which is charged with the care of giving Boston, and taeir father could see it lthem, will Jose them forever. Some expect Was only a matter of a few short/of course, will go away from. Utah. | wade years them, can there quaintance her to: beer ple. enough wants are that work, as this excelmake 300 5 finest bever- the never black mouth bulldog's, pound of tea will of had his i at big one/ 150 boys and they It is not} I shall TEA human for the the,stace them. NATURAL JAPAN. thost school rather Por conversation-which was _Teally a | thing the state has about Tae ae oreted ‘from eee girls there .all the time Ain ig a a pretty ‘ lose, Pe lee to be taken care of. oe the cups to sit in his state Up at the Industrial) of many things|Ogden the other day, a people, and the {problem was presented. Back he in- alert as one of | bass and treble of Jife, like the music sheds he invited me room. We talked which interest old } smaller aud is But the man He 80,/strument. of old be. is past hun- wealthy man. In fact his. general| two instruments took ne se: oe me that. the Morrill | hearts and made them estate 1S worth more than $5,000,000. | time. a ‘ stter ' Going down through the snort | - ea ; || Morrill, For 50 years he has. be en I don't know what it is when the HEWLE at the head of the Morrill Pri j Printing } vi violin, in the hands of a sympathetic Inks SOR eys His father established | performer, reaches {nto the heart, and THREE CROWN the works, and the business has been! bends th: * thought : ess to better things. I in continuous operation under two!don't know whe ihe cello backs up| UNCOLORED n | | price of volee of His teeth was cart name I believe | poor one | Strap \ traces upon new master rf he'll hooked nose,| could he as wheels as over was Nicholas was the same ; stand at eight You score rate Upo n this advice, Skinner, rathe r unwillingly, I think, gave orders that I should > well fed and cared for, an d st: tbler man, "happily for me, car-| cut the orders with a much bet- | | the Nature did not intend that man should be Siek. Ail sickness is due to the infringement on nature's rights or a Violation of nature's plan, and this may have occurred without any fault on your part. However , you have the condition within you, and you are the sufferer: My drugless method is the only science known that will correct the results of these thereby infringements, removing thie ‘ause of the disease and restoring the sufferer to health. thing don't suit my business; my plan ' is to work ‘em as long as. they'll go, and then sell 'em for what they'll} fetch, at the knackeér's or elsewhere "Tf he was broken-winded." said th farrier, you had better have him killed out of hand, but he is not; ther is le of horses coming off in about ten days; if you rest him and feed hir n up, he may pick up, and you may ge t | eA _ than his skin is worth, at an vi out of me terribly, but still} best dnd nevér hung back | on The Drugless Method Has Proved To Be What Sick People Need! covered to be led back to Skinner's stables where I think they did th e best for me they could. In the morning Sl tinner came with a farrier to lool: it me Ile examined me very y closely, and said: op lis is a case of overwork mor ce than disease, and if you could give him a run off for six months, he would b able t¢ » work again; but now there i Ss not an ounce of strength in him." "Then he must just go to the dogs," said Skinner. "I have no meadows to nurse sick horses in-he might get well or he might not: that sort ef the ried for, as poor' Ginger saic, it was no use; men are thé strorigest: ter will than his master. had in givingSo;| My life was now se. utterly wretched them Ten days of perfect rest, plenty| that T wishiel "I" iiight, like Ginger, of good oats, hay, bran mashes, wit h drop down dead at my work, and be | boiled linseed mixed in them, did mor out of my™misery; and one day my to get up my condition than anything wislhi very nearly "came to pass. else could have done; those linsee a I went That Sickness is Curable! a} but I harsh man that poor Seedy Sam drove for I have heard meén say, that seeing is believing: but I should say that feeling is believing; for much as I had seen before, I never knew until now the utter misery of a cab-horse's life Skinner had a low set of cabs and a low set of drivers; he was hard on the men, and the men were hard on the horses. In this place we had no Sunday rest, and it was in the heat of summer Sometimes on a Sunday morning a party of fast men wouid hire the cab for the day; four of them Inside and another with the driver, and I had to take them ten or fifteen miles out into the country, and back again; never would any of them get down to walk up a hill, let it be ever so steep, or the day ever so hot-unless, indeed, when the driyer was afraid I should not manage it, and sometimes I was so fevered and worn that I could hardly touch my food. How I used to long for the nice bran mash with nitre in it that Jerry used to give us on Saturday nights in hot weather, that used to cool us down and male us so coinfortable. Then we had two nights and a whole day for unbroken rest, aud on Monday morning we were as fresh as young horses again; but hers there was no rest, and my driver was just as hard as his master. He had a cruel whip with something so sharp at the end that it sometimes drew blood, and he would even whip me un-! der the belly, and flip the lash out at my head Indignities like these took} the heart I did my horse! it is al! our fault." Some came and loosened the throat of my bridle, and undid the which képt the colar so tight me Some one said, "He's dead; never get up. again.' Then hear a policeman giving orders, | did not even open my eyes; could only draw a gasping breath now and then. Some cold water was thrown my head, and some cordial wa Ss over poured into my mouth, and something Ww as. cCé vered over me. I can not tell 10W Ie mg Iilay there, but I found m v life cc yming back, and a kind-voiced Was patting me and encouraging rise I After Af some more cordial had been given-me, and after one o tivo: at temps, I staggered to my. feet, and vas gently led to. some stable \ hich were close by. Here I was put into a well-littered stall, and som warn gruel was brought to me, which T drank thankfully In the evening I was sufficiently re- ) BE HEALTHY! BE STRONG! in the} | (Continued Tomorrow Morning.) LUTELY 43, 45, FIREPROOF 47 West 32nd St. | | oer eae one but I certainly heard who it don't think least at missed any- ania | roller a!noons ating.""» She spent her after-| to} refusing there, evenings and Oo either party has some silly banking our handicapping - | cheapening curreney; theory system of trying of 012 to de- lude poor people with the hallucination that the. government can make them all richer by expariding and diluting its currency. Everybody with an understanding or political economy icnows better; knows that in practical : operation uplift the it would degrade instead of interests of wage-earners deposits on Ihe guaranteeing of bank the theory that the people are chilimagby be fathered must and dren, inary Selons at Washington, would bs an insult to popular intelligence. | What sort of a banking system do & | Receives Hundreds of RRequests Daily: <5) Oe ere tenia) aeoeen cae | from In Pxler r x the a pa few year spent £125,000 ‘ in De me ia te women to afflicted treatinent ieal Some time ago we announced in the columns of this paper that she would cend free treatment ripe. aultercd , from to every . femalg woman "1505 diseases or ri. or whitish discharge ulcera-| tio n, eT placement or falling of the per-| painful or scanty profuse, womb, jods, uterine or oy arian tumors OF) growths ilso pains in the head, back «and bowels, wearlness no matter j.omes failed ald wee jpeedy after s doctors especially spe ay and and other prepared sce permanent cure remedies fo of the lucor- ‘ sean uchave women a million than offer, and as Mrs, this generous is still receiving requests from of all parts from women of thousands . » ran not yet used the wh world, the the has de a. d to continue ssne rremedy, leas at awhile longer, fer for ss harmle and mild simple, This is the that has cured so many preparation 3 Sroiién ‘in the privacy of thelr own More cepted Miller bearing ae down oe feelings, ~ be AREER piles from any cause, and long standing. of how of a physiclan., Don't suffer another once ‘ Miller 3 40 2 Building, S- Cora Kokomye, day, G. but. Miller, Indlana of a national banks of this Their losses to their ner- | last Democratic about nine $1 in the the sena- most world perfect the in country, creditors I think during years have seventy averaged thousand a only year There were losses of elghty-five thousand per annum only, out of nearly six hundred million of deposits; and shall we go back and point to 1830, the days of our great-grandfathers, and have it said that we shall not avail ourselves of modern knowledge und modern appliances? We have improved since that day, and we can {mprove still) more, *° © * But everybody famillar with the banking busi- or writ 5534 speech from Oklahoma: "Poday we have in system panking E very woman sufferer, unable to tind now, Miller Mrs. write will re ie f, who ; ; without delay, will receive by mail free simple box of this 2 4 60-cent of charge, remedy, also ua book with explanhome wo why showing iliustvations atory nar ee oat! men suffer and how they can eually } * <3 iv cure ‘themselves 2 hone without the at the tor ss knowe | ef a deposit that the is the primary bojief condition of the de- Quickest Returns from Advertising and use of the whip, when, in 2 single moment-I can not tell how-my feet| slipped from under me, and I fell} heavily to the ground on my side: the suddenness and the force with which I fell scemed to beat all the breath out of my body. I lay perfectly still; indeed, I had no power to move, and I thought now I was going to die I heard a-sort of confusion round me loud angry voices, and the getting down of the luggage, but it was all like a dream I thought I heard that sweet pitiful voice saying, "Oh! that positor that the bank is safe. * * * A man would not deposit where he had doubt; and if-a bank were in the hands of a reckless, extravagant man the common people can be relied on to find that out, and no such man can attract deposits against a2 man more honorable and more worthy of trust." Such a splendid record must commend itself to all thoughtful men even where they are not versed in the intricacies of financiering. In face of such security and experience, the product of generations of monetary evolution, to make the plunge inte} Socialism which guaranteeing banl deposits would involve would be an act of folly of the first magnitude. ‘To be sure, agitators wilh neither practical businees nor financial experience are ever seeking to lift themselves up by appealing to prejudices, and stimulating false hopes among the poor However, legislation has not gone daft, and this latest scheme of demagougs will fall flatter than the yreenbuck erase did forty years any months. one eyer ears aud perhaps a explain the actual only that but locate it and tell you how it ean be cor- rected. If } say you can be made healthy and strong [ will you so, and if you are beyond my skill, 1 will not make hold forth any know false hopes, nor will it cost you a cent to the truth. Do not lose hope because others have pronounced your case incurable; my method has been tested on the so-called ‘‘ine urables' with good results. CONSULTATION FREE P. E. Erickson, Chiropractor, 234-5-6 ‘Constitution Building, Main Street. HOTEL PIERREPONT Ind. piece, for Did cause of your trouble? No. You have always treated the effect, and hence you still have the complaint. 1 will explain to you the actual cause of your trouble, and not Read the Republican, 50c a Month All Civilized People Wear often eeme through La rod they BIG BILLS LITTLE BILLS LONG DILLS SHORT BILLS GOOD BILLS BAD BILLS and all kinds of BILLS COLLECTED Everywhere. Turn 320 State Street EE EES BLLL We them call We PIUNL All other in work Sewed Sewed 17-100 Heuest Debts, Cem. Nat. Bldg., Salt Lake Bk City, Tic, 60c. FRANCOIS | Geuers!] proportion. Seme GCG. Mar. Pereple tikes LURE We Dent U. S. DEPOSITORY Balt Lake City, Utah | CAPITAN, «2. .0.e4-ees se 4 9500,000 ¢) SURPLUS .......+-+++++++;, 050,000 }| sident L. 8. Hitils .. Vice President eee . Cashier : Asst. Cashier UrtON.sereee -..Asst. Cashier | $| Moses Thateher.. eee H. Deposit Boxes for }| Rent. McCORNICK & COMPANY BANKERS ALT (Eatablished Transact a General $) OPYRICHT | "THAT'S KIND OF HARD LUCK!"' TY. 1873.) Banking </ Busi- ness, MEN ANO WOMER, | Deseret National Bank Safety Ueo Big @ for vunatare discharges, inflaimatiory bee ea Hounie ek ulcerationws embraneés, A acc not astrins in. | ef and dellver beat. them MERCHANTS' PROTROTIVDE ASSOCIATION Gelentifis Cellec.ers 1288 for shoes cannot be Men's Half Soles Ludies' Half Soles ies 6 WAIN STREST Upstairs PHOND 8419 BELL and attention- The American mevoepapers. A good ed and a good newspaper form a very effective combination. © working this combinatioa now for others and can do the same ter yor if you'l) only say tke word. Shoes need TRY US US! MAINS ‘ALT LAKE CITY, UTAH ; suffered years. mashes were delicious, and I began t oO think after all, it might be better t uv dive than go to the dogs When. the twelfth day after the accident came, I was taken to the sale, a few miles o1 it of London. I felt that any change from my present place must be an improvement, so I held up my head, and hoped for the best. morning, and had done a good share of work, when we had to take a fare to the railway. A long train was jus expected in, so my driver pulled up at the back of some of the outside cabs, to take the chance of a return are. .It Was.avery"heavy train; and as all the cabs were soon engaged, ours was called for. There was a party of four; a noisy, blustering man with a lady, a little boy, and a young girl, and a great deal of luggage. The lady and the boy got into the cab, and while the man ordered about the luggage, the young girl came and looked "Papa," she said, "I am sure this One Door from Brondweay poor horse can not take us and al) our NEW YORK OITY luggage so-far, he is so very weak and A superior, perfectly appelinted heworn up; do look at him." tel appealing especially to people of my "Oh! he's all right, miss, * said Eeropean Plan. driver, "he's strong ecnough Roem, with bath, $2.60, $3.00 and 4.00. Parlor bedroom and _ bath, The porter, who was pulling about aad and $6.00. Two bedrooms, parsome heavy horses, suggested to the rand seals $6.00, $7.00 and §8.00. gentleman, as there was so much lugry THROWN gage, whether he would not take ¢ ef Hotel" Victoria, Boston, and Isleore nn. second cab "Can your horse do it, or can't he? said the blustering man "Oh! he can do it all vight, sir; send up the boxes, he could take DO YOU OWN AN AUTOMOBILE? more than tha helped to haul out and people were coming in for ajthe big entrance hall of thel school. |If the government should undertake to up a box so heavy that I could feel the You need a goed clock and there sort of Bohemian luncheon Suddenly - the A einai led alguarantee one business, it would be springs go down After a bit when the noise of move-| general movement to the end of the |ealled on to guarantee anothei The nly ono "best.' We have it. "Papa, papa, do take a second cab, ‘| L Chel sea ment had somewhat subsided and the|room, threw open a door and there ;precedent would be set and the scramclocks run Iike chronoime7 said the young girl in a_ beseeching} noise of talking and laughing had|we stood in the presence of 19 young|ble for political favors and political are guarantoed. ters and tone; "I am sure we are wrong, I am| jarisen, the leader of the orchestra} women Somehow I could not take |advantage would be begun Such a sure it is very cruel." Fstood and struck the first few notes|a4 professional view of them. To me] policy would put all banks on terms of "Nonsenst Grace, get in at ones lor "My Rosary! a Woman can never seem a specimen, } equality, so far as the public js conand don't make all this fuss; a pretty Tt was perfectly surprising the|or a subject, or a prisoner. To me|cerned, regardle of how they were thing it would be if a man of businees silence that fell upon that company.|she is always a woman. No matter|managed, The depo its in a bank are had to exainine every cab horse beYoune men who neve! touched a}thow bad she tinay have been, there fs] now the expression of coifidence in fore he hired it-the man Knows hi rosary, young women who never madej|a regal dignity in the very fact that | Ms management The bank which has own business of course; there, get in their prayers that way, and older menj|the pot mcialitic of motherhood are |] won the confidence of the public by ik and hold your tongue!" who feign Indifference to creeds and with hex And jt seems She has al]capable and honest management has My gentle friend had to obey; and wodes of life, one by one quit spealc|eclahn for consideration which cannot] the right to the advantage it hgs so box after box was dragged up and ing. The glasses were left untouched | be ignored I suppose all that isjhonorably gained. Tt is useless to try lodged on the top of the cab, or seton the tables. The food waited un- | foolishness I suppose they are bad,]to sneer away this idea. Of course, if tled by the side of the driver At last caten There. was no general looking |}@nd have to be restrained. Maybe at|all banks were taxed to raise a fund all was ready, and with his usual jerk toward the"orchestra, but the whole;times they have to be punished. But]to guarantee deposits, the best manat the rein, and slash of the whip, he company seemed arrested in its|}T could not help thinking as I looked |aged banks, which would derive no Eatablished drove out of the station "thought and chained in its attention.|for an instant at them that they had] benefit, would have to pay, as well And as the plaintive notes of that |more with whieh to charge ociely | as the poorly ma iaged banks, in whose The load was very heavy, and I had Fine Watek nud Clock Ucpatriug. had neither food nor rest since mornwonderful composition breathed out|than - society ha charged against |interests such a plan would operate. I ing; but T did my best, as I always had jn the room, it seemed as if everyone ip m. will admit that if this plan were made Was praying It seemed that everyOne of the men was less sensitive, |one of voluntary insurance instead ot done, in-spite of cruelty and injustice. I got along fairly till we came to ene was telling off on faney's finger: | FL js lougher than I And there jin|taxation, all would probably go into thos : beads, "each bead a prayer." }that company, and .before those visj{it The best managed banks would be Ludgate Hill, but there the heavy load When the last final note, like a | tors of strange men: he asleed them | placed at a disadvantage if their deand my own exhaustion were too benediction, swept high and final| questions Sixteen-out of the.19. were | positors were not insured while thos much. TI was*struggting to keep on over the room, there was a moment)from Salt Lake Byeryone of them | of other banks' were Chis plan would goaded by constant chucks of the re in| of silence almost solemn, and then aj sald that she had beew a habitual|place a premium on inismanagement, noisy smashing applause. |visitor to the skating rinks and the |and be an {njustite to' men who have That was all I don't suppose any-|dance halls. One of theni said rather | won confidence by lives of integrity.' of agitator Socialistic every About about crazy "got She that influenced by the | plaintively one wa¢ permanently have of WALKER ANKERS BROTHERS Serplus ..... Safety Deposit Boxes avite your acc ou for L Rent. | my boy, as it seems "Not so bad I had it insured long ago, and alays paid my premiums promptly There spake tlie sensib in. Join the ranks of 18 wise ones" an et us insure your properly forthwith. ‘Chen when comes the fire One "salvage"' and EBER x "GRANT We Salt & CO GE NERAL INSURANCE -26 South Manin St. Utah. VPhones City, L ake 500. } | | ago ee ee pipiens a 2 Ye |