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It in high time that the King of Ter- rors were thrown out of the Christian voutmiery A vest multitude of peo- pie ml of death as though it were the disaster of disaster: install of being to a good mm the Meeting of Meaning. It is moving out of a cold vestibuie inâ€" to 3 term temple. It in migrathlg into groves of redolent-,0 and perpetual Mince. It in a change from bieak March to mete June. It is a cheese of menacies for garlands. It is the meaning of the iron handout: oi earthly immntmn into the diamond- ed wrinueu of e bride! mrty; or to me the Wan of my text. it in only hunting time. it in the teeth; on at the with sleuth oi the body the. the mum and the mum! ml in: (I! .11... ' can!” in "like I flock of com ail-u .in in MI m" cum TAMAGE’S ' SERMON. "CORN HUSKINO TIME." SUN- DAY'S suBJECT- fro- the Followup: Ton: Job. (711::er V.. ‘II'IO 20! “Al I Shock 0! (for. (:omoth In In Ill- Suwn."~-'l'h Il-r- ms w-mu [or um 11cm). OING at the rate of forty miles the hour u few days ago I. taught this sermon. If you have I'm-ent- ly been in the fields 0! Pennsylvania, or New Jorsenor New York. or New Eng- land. or any of the country districts, you know than, corn In nearly all cut. The sharp knife struck through the stalks and left them all along the fields until a man came with n bundle at straw and twisted a few of these wisps of straw into a band. and then gathering up as murh u! the corn us he could compass with his arms. he bound ii. whh this “an or straw. and then stood n in the field in what is called 1| shark. Aflar a while. the Jinn" ham sounds from IN- tatmhuuse. am! the "Me In mmnmlvri hy a group at jolly nu! hungry mm. From all "u. panlrim 3nd I!" collars and (he porrhrs of foul on "m [unu- Hun rkMs: :la‘guvs cone. and mm. in rarmtal nml nolxhhorhood ”union. and a «me which Mk our memory. part wm. smile: hm more with tears as we remember that the farm hrkmmr now ‘0 other ownen, and other hnnvh gather In the fields. and may' of Ike» who mingled In (In! merry Inn-king scene have themselves been rr-upr‘d "Him as I am corn mu in In his mm.‘ It Is estimated that there are now! several bliiinn buahclu of cum standing in the shock, waiting to be hunted. Sometime during the luttvr part of net! month. tho tarmcrs will gather, one day on one farm, another day on number farm. and they wlli put on their mull“ hub-king apnm. and they wm take the limiting p03. which in n ptece oi Inn: with a irruuur Imp luau-lied to the band. and with it \lufiht‘filb the earn from the husk and to” it into the golden iwnp. Thnn the wagon: WI" come along and take it to the corn crib. There is a dll‘vrome o! npmina as to whethpr It.» Orientals knew anything mom tho mm as it stands in our fields; but rot-mt disrm'orin have (hand out that the Hohrew knew all about mm“ min. lot them have been grains o! (M mm picked up out of ant-teat crypts and exhumed from hiding places where the! were mt 00" many centuries ago, and they have been planted In out "me nml have me up just such [mm name as 'e raise In New York and Ohio: so I am right when I m a“ .1 out may refer to I shock of corn Jun as you and l bound It. in! a you “a I threw It, just as you and I hunted n. There any can some urn-um] I‘d mlul and comforting beacon to .1] our souls. white we think 0! coming In at In: "like a shock 0! con min; In in his season." How vividly to all those of mi who vote born In thu- counlry come- the re- nembnnce 01 Making (Imp. We In". ed for It an (or a nlu day In the year. It wan rum-d u 1mm. '1 he lrceu h“- M for (he ml nan uhrd um lulu“. tho (airmen. mull-d lhroulh "w [Ilka Invo- It‘d mum through Ibo km! norm-n: u|r m Ilse gleeful! company. 73. flu-Ix [uh-h Ind Inn-red every- thing «lunnz the nlxhl hon: Io melt at o! the my o! (In corn shoal. While lha Yunnan. now will.“ {or olhn. Navy flood movin- molt bran "mam: mm Mums" Ihnmhln; their pm mound: mm body to hop up wuuzh oi flwulnlmn. Ronda: mmh ['Mfd me um um- " u be crawl-d on! "u (cm-1L Jot. m name. and male unusual CWMnL A" "My. new! The non Ink. hold (to who“ at con and but! u urn-mu. Illlo the not» All‘ I!" which [an nrmd Ihnmulvn mm for inn". map. «can. TM mm of pun: in union“ (to. n. m abort. us! I). «an. In" with lb. in!“ u! gnu. no mun) into two haiku. Mum INC. Hu- hum an don TM hunting you In and a- «m N am“. "n «ma, ml than no In". rlp «I II- "mum" at u. at. um "um In 0 Hart n- "w run! 0! ll. mm In wanna all (mm the hull. and I» gram. dlnlmprhunrd. In hurled up Illo the» n nllnal. The I" u an male. «to I‘MI In no wry «mat-nu. It» roman-y u m mm... "on: W Mun». and not» shown I“ m sun. and mum lulu", at! m ”an ,1 .rlxbm‘o fur n mmaazk ”do I'm: m «In M mâ€" \umh II nl "outdo. In - roman nu holds but um. ml m prawn" In to u» nul‘ hr M annuals In tho MM.'and alum '0 Mia tmleHOII n m “in In" file Ike mm mm no: In before sun- down. day (or a young man uul Ml mother. And I vould that I could hmk up your madam, and halt. the long tunenl pro- cession or the world's met by some cheering and cheerful vlew or the last transition. We all know that huskln; time was n time at front. Fro-t on the fence. Frost on the stubble. Frost on the ground. Frost on the bare branches of the trees. Frost in the air. Frost on the hands of the huskera. YOu to- member we used to hlde behind the corn stacks so as to keep 01! the wind. but still you remember how shivering was the body and how painful was the cheek. and haw beuumbed were the hands But. alter awhile the mm “as high u;),and an the frosts went out of the air, and hilarltlw awakened the echoes and joy from one corn shock went up. "Aha. aha! " and was answered by Joy from another corn shock. "Aha, So we realize that the death of our friends Is the nipping of many 8198“” tlous, the freezing. the chllllng. “10 frosting of many of our hopes. It In far from being a south wlnd. It comes from the frigid north, and when they go away from us we stand beuumbcd in body and bemmlbed in mind and benumbed ln soul. We stand among our (lead nelghbors, our (lead lamlllea. and we say, "Will we ever get over It?" Yes, we will get over it amld the shnutlngs o! heavenly reunlonl and W3 wlll look back to all these man-eases of bereavement only as the temporary dlstrcases o! huuklng tlme. "Weep”! may endure fur a night, but 103' cometh tn the murnlng." “Light, and but for a moment." sald the apostle as he clapped hla hands, “llght, and but for a moment." The chill of the trusts (allowed by tlm gladneus that comet! In “Ilka In a shock of corn cumeth ln ln hls season." ‘ ’ ° II. pod mm M4 Mn drivn I. to (to WI Io (II. um“ um th- MI Mum “a In pact-d up that lub- Mn. Tiny mm warn uvlu. NC not mm much. So an now! In "am .0 sample who mama! to noth- Ing. Tm danlup "no no kind o! no- hlnm TM are alum-d on on nMo by m worm. and alhblm m (In all»! llol’ M "w :m II. and undo-uni all our. 0m: pro-m and no warm-t. All ml» and an corn. Nubian. comer. Dnvld akin; none of the nu: of n that killer. Joshua making no one mm and] he pan-es, beans. he undo the sun nnd moon nnlt. Pm! mnklng no mmmlonn our the most ordinary watcher of rlghteonnnau. Rama. annln of tie 3min hoot. am honored than tho «pun m‘ who told him when he should get a‘ good doctor. 0! my ml. what a country! mfllgulblut an 5 kill. mm.” new aha! You, llenten. a glut momma, with joy like the Joy of the hosting tlnm No one there feellng so big be decline. to speak to some one who Is not no Inge. Archangel willing to llama to mnllent cherub. No bolting ot the door a! me a one heavenly Illnlm to keep on: the amen of a mailer mnn'slon. No clique In one toner, whmlng about a cllqno In another Perhaps now this may be an answer to a question which I asked one Sub- lnlth morning. but did not. answer: Why in it that so many many good poo- pl. tun so dretdmliy to butler? You often and a good nun with enoillh pain- and urban Ind diutrouun..yon would think. to dilcipiine n whole col- ony. while- )ou mm s mun who to per- tecuy union going “out with my dimtion and steady omen nud shin- iu health. and hi: unit from tho world in nunmmuvcty minim "or do you uphin that? We'll. I noticed In tho honing time that the inning m Ill tlmt Into the corn and than then must be I stout pnii tutor. th south- in; In tnk-u a! at the our. .u the tail. MM. mtthy. iunrtnnt can In duo-icy“; whit. on tho other hnnd than in can that unit: non-«i um: inning. We tint that into I pint-o all by that! And I. nit-d it "nubbiu" «me gnu neighbmhmxl mulon, All Hugs and queens. all songs-ten, .n milllmnlm, all Munch-rs. God, the mum. via! his chlflm all around him, No "good by" In all the alt. No gnu cut In all the hills. River of man! rolling our bed of purl, un- der ml! of Clary-om. Into the In of glass mingled vlth Bre‘ scum at the gate of the granary and no the ml- cono In; out of the fronts Into the sunshine. all of the darkness Into the "gin. out of the tearing and the rlpplng and the ‘wlstlng and the wrenching and the hunting II!!! the hacking tlme of earth Into the wlae open floor of the king's granary, "llke lion. 0! u m undone. .04 noun a! n m mm MW. Md moot M III "at urn-ll. I“ no mun-m. All coh- ud Io cm. "than! an" 1')", an worth an»; I «punt may a! Hm. I"! ('1 In Mun, run "my on: not worthy to be mutton“! I- n» "-4: day with time wba real though gm" "Haul-mm mm the ling- don of our "ad. Who Inuld not ml- " hug the pains of m. Illa, the ab- foflnna at this m» who mid not rather he ton. and wounded. and :oâ€" cenled, Ind vrnmhod. and halal and in last [0 in an"! m van but ml- M the Italian. Man to he mound not worth Mull»; It NI? NIme! In 00w? words, I mt to any to yo. mph who two dlflrm of body, and distress ln Mamas and mum at all sorts. 0h. lmd Mn not any grudge against you. It is nol derogatory. I! Is mmplimury. "Wm the had Down: In madman." and u h We will" that were In 001!“th nim- Mc In you. or the [on] would pm have hushed yML No‘un heaven I" Chen oflelflvm has been hushed on. Each one I: n hwy a he can be. Every one be seen as In”? as he on In. Heaven : shock of corn moth In In his 11h um eternity. And what Is not. ctr-nu clout It. :11 u. we my I“ [at more. "Not I." In" name one stand- }ng buck under the galleries. Yum)“. “Not 1." say- some one who hn not been In church In ntteeu yearn heron. YOU. you. “Not I." my- me one who has been for any yum filling up MI life with all kinda a! wickedneu. Yes. you. There an: monopolies on earth, mon- opolistic railroads and monopolistic tel- egraph companies, and monopolistic grain deniers. but no monopoly in roll:- iou. All who want to be saved may be saved, "without money and without price." Salvation by the Lord Jesu- Christ for all the people. 0! course. use common sense in this matter. You cannot expect to get to Charleston h] inking ship for Portland. and you can not expect to get to heaven by going in an opposite direction. Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved. Through tint one gate 0‘ rardon and peace all the race may :0 n. "But." saye some one, "do you really thlnk I would he at home In that m- nernal eoclety I! I should reach it?" l think you would. 1 know you would. I remember that In the honking tlme there was I great equality or (eoltu among the neighbors. There at and corn shock a farmer would be at work who owned two hundred ocres of ground. The man whom he was talk- lug wlth at the next corn shock owned but thlrty news of ground. and perhaps all covered by 3 mortgage. That evening, at the close of the bum; day, one mu drove home a men span. so trleky. [0 (I111 at lllo. they got their feet over the traces. The other men walked home. Great diaerence lo education. great dlflerence In worldly menu; but I walked at the hueklnx time they all scene to enjoy each othcr'l loclety. They Id not at my run how much property he owned or what hle education Ind been. The! all seemed to he luv” together In those good tunes. am In huh-cu. Edward Gibbon. the gran historian, m In parliament for many m. but «shined no mm In the noun. One morning. he tell. u, “n he m 60‘ straying an mm! o! urban-lug,” . knock clue to the door. and the temp- ter appeared in the shape‘ of g m... oflcflng to secure him : nu tn ”flu- men: for the borough of Litton-d. Gibbon represented the borough for m year- {1714â€"1183) without ever ”an“ kl. mouth: and once when moved to do so he mud the confidence to any m throm- The slut m fired Mn with dam“. and the had on. with man. He cm heart um of "this pnllmutlry mm." m a! “a. nut and MIC of it. Palo- ma." u I. an. mm In his man. on! o! u. And mm on will nu. “Here In .1 old tuber. that I put am with Win-k. hut loot at. Mn. )0 b In you" as any at Ill." And son. on on! any, "Hot. In my dam-l child. (but I hm“ In Omnwood. and .u I). In" your. or D] m. m Mow“ will annotation. Jul loot u but an. dour! .0. u I! ah. In! to. an n manta." amt nod-Ila. 0m! "Influenced um Amllo It will be In haven. Our Puller will gather h1- chlldnn nomad hill. and the neighbor: will come “I. nu the out will be rebut-ted. And noun one um tell a! victory. Ind n will I" octobrau It. And was on. III! ten of [mt finale. and '0 will all pm“ the m an ruched m- m that.) John Into- «1 MI on on IHO. and Join Ilotlrd m do" on a. other am. No autumn-ct. was “out Chariot“ lllnmh on do" on on. «do. no luv-uh Ion m can on the other mu No unbu- nII-nl. A ml mm", 'Iy ho OIW am. numb-Y A ”In!" yum". why h auburn-0‘ mid [mild union? no In a. duo. I'M. In the own m o! I W.- Ia Diem null-lo Krwu: A mu. IOIIII a. In Ila-hm am” on a very remuner- nttve heel-en mum mtnt. an In In. Mary Weber. end she Inert“! the treatment from her lather. Boned the Intel In rel-ed In hot hub. and thee». are the oblate at constant an by the funny, whlch roe-Ian ot the widow end e grown-up m and dangl- ter of It: yum The preamble m In between the months of Hey and 00- loher. end June. the best month of all. The ntnt roots ere net am In May. and the pmprIetreu Um» I: given to the. from that date null) late In the al- tmn. She «up: Int! hunches the slut In the afternoon and evening. and the man-Ins Ie given to eaten. She drivel to the ladle; hotels and make. the eel” hem". It Is not necessary to eo- Ilclt custom. Most of It has been II- hertted with the mlnt bed. The men who petronmd her father give thetr yum-ego to the daughter. She Is not without (to-punters. but they are u] at the hale sex and are not :- gallant a: Illght he expected. Hrs. Weber. like the wise menm woman she Ie. refuse: to say how much the proltlle bed fields. but It In safe to sly that she keeps the Mg home "gain." and put. settle the desired mm In provision for a "relay day.” She bee 3‘an her lame by Ileana; In let-ounce unwe. Every summer she «Ir-Ive. II- to the country for I radius at twenty tunes In earth of rye etrew that wlll serve that perm-e. II she find. the that she destro- she bun It In the field. But she In very hard to plan. In the mutter of the enemy at the straw, and has finally named to a. patronage of a farmer named Black Jack. who he: I yearly contract wltl her. Wonullke. the cannot tell whet Ie nod deemble In the ctr-1w, but she "knows when she see: It.” and after ell that to quite Infidel“. RAISES HINT. GROVE SPAIN’S MI!" 0? “MY. After a cabinet council Senor 88583“: announced to the newspaper men that. no final decision had been taken in te- Sard to the reply which Spain will make to the note at the United States handed to the Duke of Tetuan, when he was minister for foreign auairs. by the United States minister, Gen. Stewart L. Woodtord. The impnrciai, however. any: It learns'that the reply of Sim!“ will satisly Spanish susceptibilities in making clear to President McKinley the resolute attitude which Spain maln- tains in regard to Cuba. SAGASTA WILL NOT HURRY. Another Cabinet Council ls Held at Madrid. II! 8-,. the Gonna-nut nu n»: In Decldod Upon In Annular to tho United Statorâ€"WI“ Walk ”a"! Pl.‘ luau] Cuban Return. Are fumbled. Lum- 8. Swanson or Mlnnenou has been appointed by President McKinley envoy extraordinary and minister plen- ipotentiery to Denmark. Hr, Bweneon in principal of Luther Academy at Alâ€" bert Len. Minnesota, to which poeiuon he wnn elected in 1889 and which he he: lilea ever since. The new minis- ter to Copenhagen we: born In New Sweden, Nicolle! county. man. His ancestors were natives 0! Norway. m. father sud grandflther emigrated from Norway to Minnesota in 1887 and get- tied on a (uni. Swen awennon rose to be a. rich man and n member of the legislature, to which he was elected In 1337. Proteeeor Swennon entered St. Olaf College at 14. and seven years n!- mud he was saluted from Luther Premier Sagasta in agreement with Senor Gallon, the minister (or foreign affairs, proposes to send a moderate 10- DIY, declaring the policy 0! Spain is w awaii'evenls and to take such measures as consideration and prudence dictate until the change of policy in Cu!“ smooths the relations between the two governmenlx. Tho answer 0! Spain will not. be drawn up until the proâ€" Sram for the "storms in Cuba has been published. HIM-rod l'lltm "Iva. A man named Gustave Muller has surrendered to the police at Rotterdam, contenlng the murder of hi: wife and child. uuller subuquently confessed that he had also killed his parents, and then he made the utoni-hlux statement that he had similarly dis- posed of lourtoeu wives whom he had married in vnrlous part- 0! the world. '4er-. I’m-hum! |n Ionluky. The jail at Newport, KL. when Just-on and Wallln‘ were hanged Int May {or the murder of Pearl nun vu unwound“ by I mob Thur-day cinch (hunt-mod Io lynch eleven men charged rm! cumin-fly mum-l in Thoma Ola-on. Tho urn-nun rm ulcly not out 0! (on. Miniature-lun- 'A whisky mnof "caudal! Dm- portion- I: “out to he famd- 1! guns whisk! dbflllon Ito hum mannanumnw ”unwell“!- Kohl-u to loot It Elihu. The convention oi an Knight- of [”1th of Northern Indian and Southern moms“ In to he held at mum, 1nd,. October :9. Many pronâ€" Inent night- from nbrou! are um ed to be present. PM! than I. I.“ In view of the pawl-bed reports (In Frauen Crown 0! chmh In dunno-l! Ill. mum" Andnda a- mace-"mm received-nu» "er nylng: "President Cmpo had I Might Indiana-moo, but I. nlmdy u. no; u. .- 0»- Vin-.0. fin brok- 000. at (Humbug-l. Ohio. WM” mm. Twenty-«mo bundlin- mm mm. IlrIIMlg that In which the mean In Ion-um. Tho um- and to- In ”0.00.. The “mm ll lint. volt NIW IINIITIUI TO DBNHARK. [Ill-uh ctmtln- Ends-mm: Clan The]! Inc. Conn-Item The annual! rally of tho llllnolo Juâ€" nlor Chrlatlan Endeavor society was held at Chicago Saturday morning. at- ternoon and evening. The fallowlng omcers were elected: Prealdonl, Dr. B. A. Wilson, Chicago; vine prealdent. 'A.' E. Turner. Lincoln; secretary. Miss Jessie -Wllllamu. Cnrlhuse; treasurer. John M. Rlnewalt. Mount Carroll. In the last hour o! the convention of Christian Endeavor the Rev. i-‘rnn- cis E. Clark of Boston. president of the united society and founder of the move- meni, preached to 8,000 members of the society at. tbs Auditorium. I‘uv the old tom 0' mm. The l'nlverunlfst convention of erh~ lgnn no xvmwndcxl that the commu- Hun he mm-ndml so as to make the os- scminl principles of faith slznply (h? [umerlmod a! God. the aplrltuul lead". rhip u! Jmus Christ and the anal unr- mony ox all souls wllh (lad. Imu- Will Not Reopen “In“. It is said the indian government. In reply to a further pressing Invitation by the British cabinet to consider Sen- ator \Voimu's proposals. nus nuswcmd that it cannot reopen the quotation of tho indlnn currency and it will not he a party to iize reopening o! the mints for the free roinugo of silver. Want. Agricultunl Ann-hu- Semctary “'Hson In his report will recommvnd to congress the creation of n new ofllce In connection with the (Hp-v lomntlc service. No believing that this government should have attaches to a number of the most Important foreign lrgutlnns who slum represent tho ang‘ cultural department. (huh-In “nun . IAIII. W. S. Pic-lawn. Canadian quluor 0! finance. In In London to ncxounlo n Inn of (2.000.000 to take up out-tund- lns obllnllonn of Cumdn nut! to u- nlnt In the rullrmul and canal dove!- opmenu of the lxnnlnmn. Boy-I Ann luum an “alumnus. The General Grand Chap!" 0! [loy- ll Arch Masons nhuamblcd at ”mu-m Monday In trlrnulul mnrlnvu. Promi- nent muons. {rum all part. at the world were patent. Con.“ In Iowa. Then he no: to John Hopkins Univ-run; and more (out a postâ€"mduflo course. In 1m to to. given the degree of mater at am. At; loan on he M completed his nud- In at the b1; Baltimore about be m tendered the oflnclpolahlp of Latin? Academy at Albert Leo Ind Med. Professor Swanson has been a m In education! ohm and ha been deeply tolerated In mum Ila bu the Mendohlp of Benton of late an nd mo of W New“. "I who-e nomlnnuou a governor he and In the sum convention a! 10!. H. van thto active In the last presidential eta-pun. He II whom-l}. refined and Able. He m hurried to mm 060- and In 1887. so: That we allow ali aim to n- ame won an win my 8‘ out: a m from no. anti! April 1. on condition lulled-ad 00 Punk... "nun-II. The national umnvll or Switzerland Idoptod n bill planning (or the pur- chuo or (In an pflnclpul mum-cu u! Bwlmrlund u I can approxlmlunx I.- WOJJNJOO (nun. or ”00.00054”. whkh II n loan mix!“- 0-H Foul-g 0â€"0 In,- Onld la main; our way I: largo autumn. no u h "mud mu h- lom than and of III. root no! lo- than 035,000,000 will have been Impound. Fnd lllchn. met when bud Map In. rum 0! murder 0! in Ive-nar- old son at Po“ «- Lac. WI... In Incl «mind. Im II... In! no “HI.- M the mouth. of the mm It Do- Home, Iowa, 9116qu folio" In: resolution was W: "nonh- “which that.“ um- Ibo III“ .0 I‘- ha. ELECT THEIR OFFICERS. Springfield Tolumn. ~‘l'hl' “on“?! of auto has [manna tho Incorporate. o! the [allowing ”mama: In". my! Hamill! ILLINOIS NE The Mordcn no: Ind Mt won-kn. Guam. certified no I deem In capital stun from $500,000 to um. 000. Assumptionâ€"Two!" wash In" passed without rain and ma country ll burning up. Stream: have dried up and mm are dying In large nunbeu. Stock wclln are ulvlns out and palm"! urn dry. Fall when sowing nu been stopped. Whom. that wan so" an! camo up In dying from droulh. nuconn or mnou gonna; TH: WIIK. . ' ’ -.._.. _ ___. -V -. ._., , Princeton Telegram: The mount 08 an Week: has neatly “mind an winter wheat and rye and mo acre." of those w' ll be cut down to loan lhll oouhErd the usual amount. Hm fires bavo started In seven! mu. ships. creating considerable turn. The pastures havo nearly an 3!"! out. Dcnvcr. Col.â€"â€"Oovernor John a. Tam nor and wire of Illinois ”rived In Denver as guest: of Preildunt J. W. Galen of tho "unof- Steel lull con» puny. in his private car. Th" will remain In Denver after the carom“, and will than visit landvlllo and llrccklnrhlga tn examine mlnu on“ by Mr. Gales. Springfield Magnumâ€"Tho mu m- porlutendnnl o! lnlunnco In- W a llccnsa to tho Home llama] w. I'- Iurnnco Company 0! Delta". Huh. to trunuct u Ilto mun-Into bull-u. ll lhln auto on lho usmmmt‘ pin. A certificate lum also been luau! to on American Home Clrrlo 0! cannot. "L. to transact a tnlonnl lamina Imnlm-M. ' Carlyle Tclexnm: Mn 'I. Clam. and In a plle 0! and“ ballet“ Ch. largo luv-mm at Mr) "Itch. seven muo- south a! 121?. cEty. TM Imlldlnx “:11 entirely destroyed. ”4 my Inlrhlntl’y b a total loan. sons-l thomnnd hot or lamb" in. m burned. The In!" wu tho proud, 8 Chain. mum of this any. My Ion III thrown out or cum-0M. Rockford Tenant: TM dun.“ ulll OOIUIIIII In um action. m I drop 0! ml. hula mu- 0- u" 0 month. The would I. too an to u. 10me Io not In clam crown. In! mil In. kn occur“ I. (I. '83 wool. sum: name um .1 Inc. can nu! ma d In. In and ovnlnthmmm at tho nnly. Cam In. Inc In. I“ autumn. Maconâ€"A m an mu: m u 8 a. I. la n» mt a! haunt. Wm mm and nut”. and In two “I I“ entrant (to mum no out Icon other: nmlalu. mam": Ila out "I0 hula-I you!“ at to'n and much: In all-ltd h- of "00.00): manned ant-Ia". TM principal Man on .- Inlkrvo: J. LII. ammo; J. noun". “.0“; but a Madam, moon; T. 1. Lap" A c... u.- rm: 1" A. 1mm“. $6,000; A. sad. non-1PM.G.AIL.- lmtlnornd’mwn. thymlutlowu " .mmmmamw luvuavm'mdmmm ' mums ital-Ibo m thunk. ' bum B Hubbard. m at w early canon. Med Int want at ‘ home. No. 8!“ loam "an. on heart mm 10.!“th I“ “Q m never-l out. but HI I!“ 1‘ not mount. to he DMD CID-l" mu. For not!!! “My yup! . Hubbard m eunuch! will the National but. lav!!! 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