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would comfort his wife; that woman, who can
ENJOY happiness and comfort in the drunkenness
OF her husband, is unlike the most of her sex.
she, who can discharge the duties of her Office
amidst the rantings of her phrenetic Bacchus,
possess more courage and fortitude than is
generally allotted TO a female. Let me admonsh
YOU to be extremely cautious how Won medtlie
with the inebriating fluid, il you NEEDLE with il
nj all; ~ saay overcome you before YOU are
aware o. 1t; resist ITS destinations with energy
ana no longer succomb to il; ii you do, it will
prove bahe TO your health, TO the society of
your family, and to your soul. The money that
you usually spend in the purchase of sr,,ent sni.
r'ts' appropriate to some more beneficial pur.
posei such as tue education Of your daughters,
nuyins books ior your children, food ana cloth
uS ior your servants, &c. am you will soon see
'he oenetts resulting from this alteration in
your NE. Youg family will no longer view YOU.
rs Tue de stroyer of their felicity; but will hail
you as their protector and instructor YOUR
"e'Rhoors, who now look on you with contemDt.
ana consider you to be a pest to society. viii
tuen oehoid you with respect, and esteem Won
'S'ui cIuZen. There IS another more
valuable aud consostory inducement, vour Cod
va 'orSNe YOU, when you have forseken, and
repeated OF, this nefarious practice and its con.
conitants. Should your enfeebled and imnsir-
ca iacui'les tolerate you to receive nv friendly
adHlohltion with Difference, aud thereby become
SOBER man again, you will spend the evening
o. your NE N the sunshine of domestic felicity
you wiil have your children educated, and rom
them I'm your old aSe) receive Glial gratitude
wih every mark OF esteem and respect; you
VIII see Your neat clad servants perform their
respective duties with alacrity. and bv the Jim.
you are summoned to go from hence, q hope)
you viii be piepared TO hail death 40 a welcome
messenger, and say, Gas one of old) al have
fought The god fight, have finished nv
course, have kept the faith "-Writ;en pro
bona publico by a MINOR,
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rRon THE posrox crxrIxrL.

The following lines were written on seeing q
ovely female friend visit the grave of her lover
Rarely do we meet with a composition in which
he mara! preeept is better adorned by the gra
;es ~ psesy. We wish the rhyme of the third
md fourth lines had been more harmonious
What form, at twilights hour, so soft and fair,
Her tresses hov'ring on the dewy air,
Hneels like weeping scraph at the grave,
Where the dark cypress casts its mournfo
shade
She seems to speak; with pious fraud I'll go
Unseen, and listen 10 her tale OF woe.
"St. ORv1LLE at thy marble urn,
With heart-riv'd griefi bend,
And round itptant tse rose and fern,
The tay'rites OF my friend.
o may these wilding fiow'rets bloom,
Wet by affections tear,
And shed their sweets upon the tomb
Of him love most dear.
For in thy heart temple rose,
To virtue, truth and good,
And thine the mind that early chose
The Christians heavily food
And when thy graceful, peerless form,
Nv SACRMCt Teuh ",
And face % mind, of features warm,
Which beauty had combin'd
sparSled like mornings glist'ning beam,
Upon this world of woe,
Where disappointment marks the scene,
aud tears forever aow:
Then didst thou view my orphan state,
And sooth each care to rest,
Though courted by the rich and great,
Dldst clasp me TO thy breast.
Ny hearts desire found in thee,
Return'd thy GENEROUS love.
But soon thou vast remov'd from me.
To realms Of bliss above.
if departed spirits e'er
Their friends on earth review,
Then ORvILLE is with ELLEN here,
Who mourns his exit true.
The thought that thou art still my guide,
Adown this gloomy vale,
Though round my bark pale sorrows tide
Is dash'd by every gate;
Still viii iearD my grief to calm,
Resign thee 10 my Con,
Upon my heart best Gilesd's balm
Apply, and Z" kiss the rod" C.
.3gnwani, .4priI %, 1915.
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COMMUNICATION.

at public commencement, held at the Uni
veTsity OF pennsylvania, on the 9th day April,
received the degree of Doctor If Medicine.
Joshua Smith, Thomas g. Reacby, William
Boswell, James A. Conway, William a. Pat
terson, Jesse A. Bonner, John Y. stockdale,
Patrick McCaulay, Nathaaie l. Holland, Ma
thsn C. Whitehead, William Minton, John f.
Wallace, Gustavus A. Brown, William /. Du
pee, Daniel v. Norton, William Owen, Robert
Baldwin, WIN. Hereford, and John NJ. WiIds.
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PROPOSALS,
BY J. D. Bedding 3 Co.
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
COBBnFT'S LETTERS,
ON THE LATE WAR BETWEEN
A.MERlC1 g GREaT-BRIT.aLN.
CONDITIONS.

OUN III IUNo.
!. The work shall be printed on good paper,
and handsome type, cast expressly Tor the
purpose.
3 1t shall be comprised in one octave volume,
OF about 400 pages, and delivered TO subscri
hers, at dollars, in boards
). ANY person WHO will procure eight sub
scribers. and beco.nc accountable Tor the same,
shall receive copy gratis.
4 II will be published, if sufficient subscri-
bers are obtained to warrant the expense, as
soon rs the last letters arrive in this country.
NeTO 1ork, JIarch 20;i, 1915.
OF When the work is published the subscri
bers will have due notice, thereof supposed to
be in July next,) by The Agent for the South
ern States, or State of Virginia, in Richmond
Subscriptions will be received at the office
of the Argus.
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VIRGINIA

AZ Rules Holden in the Clerks Office of the Sa-
Pefior Court cfChamce,y for fhe R.eh4noad
District, fhe 18Th day If March 1915.
David Bullock HI
dgdiHst
Philip Switzerland, Isaac Iedbetter, George
Harris, Benjamin Holiday and Sterling Wii
hanson smith DejPS
The defendant Isaac Lebbctter not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accor.
ding to the act Of ASSEMBLY and the Rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory e.
violence, that he is not an inhabitant OF this
country II is ordered, That the said Defen-
dant do appear here OF the tenth day of the
next term and answer the supplemental bill
ofthc plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished IN the City Of Richmond, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of
the Capitol ia the said City
a copy--Teste,
WIZ. w, IIENNING, C. C.
April S. wsw
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March 90
YLAGiNIA

A. Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe
Superior Court OF Chancery TO the Rich.
mond District the 3Oth day Of January
1915
James Dykes and Robert Patton merchants
and partners, trading under the name aad
firm of James Dykes, z Co. Pi'Es.
Ggan8f
Richard ). HackleY Robert Pollard and
Thomas Maau Randolph and George
Hay, Def,2s
The Defendant Ricbard S Haokiey, noe
haying entered his appearance and given ser
curity according 20 the Act o Assembiy and
the Rules OF CHS Court, and it appeaeng by sac
tisiactory evidence that be is no an iahabitast
Of this country; His ordeSed, Tha, ihe said
Deiendant, do appear here or tic tcnd day of
the next tern and answer the Dit of tie plain
TITS aud that copy of ;his order be forthwith
inserted IN some new sp4pcr published in the
City OF Richmond, fer two moths successiyg!y
and posted az the from, door Of tie CAPITOL \,
VAC S"'1 rl'y. wSg
WILLIAM W. HENINB, &C
March %.
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VIRGINIA

AT Rifles holden in The C'eriS's Office of m.
Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich
mond District, the 2sth day of March, 1915.
'o"H = etuDDS' flt'r.
Eemand Lacy, Philip N. Nicholas, Robert
White, Susanna Turner executrix, & James
Lynch and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeti,
Turner, and Jedediah Turner heirs at law al
John Turner, decd. and Nathaniel DUNLOP
admor. OF James McAnce, decd. and Eliza
beth McAnce widow, and Thomas viii
McAnce, Mary Jane McAnce a.d'El;z
Nc ance, children and heirs at law d, 4,
SAID James McAnce, decd. l.
ihe Subpoena Scire facias award d .ntats
cause not being returned exsct, .s,i on tha de-.
iendant James Lynch and E.i5a5e;n !as vie.
ana At aPPealng by satisfactory evidence thar
they are not ;nasbitants of this co,,otrc I, ia
ordered, That the said Del, ndan,s do appear
here on the tenth day of the next term and an.
swer the bill ofthe Plaintiff, and shew cause
against the revival by the ssid sire faciaa
sought andi;that copy ofthis order be forth.
WIN inserted in some newspaper published
IN the CITY of Richmond, for two months sue.
cessively and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the sad City.
Copy-Teste,
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WAR DEPATMEHr,
AcJusdnt g INSPECTOR Generals ORce,
23th Aprii, 1916.
CENERAL ORDEp -0' =

OENEhAL ORDER.
Information having been given 20 the War
Department that many persens have PURCHASED
from soldiers their Claims for bounty lands II
is therefore deemed proper TO publish, as a ra.
neral caution, the following extract Of the act
OF congress entitled " An act for desierat;no,
surveying aud granting the military bouney
land, passed May 6,h 1872 by which all SAL
OF military iand bounties, before patents from
the War Department have been GRANTED sxe
declared to be null aud void, viz sec 2d
The Secretary for the Department of War. for
the time being, shall from time to time issue
warrants for the military land bounties, tn ner,
sons entitled thereto Provided al.yaps. TIA,
such warrants shall be issued only in lie names
OF the persons thus entitled, aud be By them OR
Their representatives applied FOR within fv,
years after the said persons shall have become
entitled thereto } and The said warrants shall
not be assignable or TRANSFERABLE IN any manner
whatever"
This provision of the at will be rie;dly adbe.
red %, ard the most careful scrutiny had IN e
y,ry case before a warrant viii be issued.
6y order Of the Secretary Of quar.
ID Parker,
Id; G. Elsb General.
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Vaccine lnoculation.
DOCTOR j. WARD.
April 10.

OOCa w - WAKDs
Who resides eerf door to Mrs. TdAers m styeef.
offers MS services 10 the line Of his profession.
10 The citizens OF Richmond aud its vicinity
lie il possessed of genuine vaccine matter, of
mild and favorable character, obtained from
healtbful infant lately iuocuiated by him IN this
city and will attend any family that may wish
TO benefit by the circumstance.
n. q. DR.. w. has opened his medical shop
IN the store under his dwelling house.
April %. tf
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGIN s.:
At Ru O. nolden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich
mond District. the 3o;h day of January.
1915.
Francis Z. HARMS, JOSIAH Smith and Rich
ard Netherland. ex'ors of Joha Nether-
land, deceased, R5'..
against
James Clarke, Pleasant Turner, Edmund
r. Wilkinson, . ., min Cheshire, Will.
anl X Richards aud company, John II.
Christian ard Mary II. his wi c, former
y Mary II. Bates, ada ix OF Charles F.
Bates. decd, DePts.
The defendant Pleasant Turner. not
having entered his appearance and given
security according 20 Che Act OF Assembly
and the Rules Of this Court, and il apDsaf.
Ing by satisfactory evidence, that ne is not
AZ inhabitant Of this country Il is ordered.
That the said Defendant do appear here
on the tenth day of the next term and an.
sVer the bill of the Plaintiffs; and tba, a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the CITY OF
Richmond, for two months snccessiyeiya nI
posted Mt the front door of the Capitol ~
the said city.
A Copy-Teste,
WAN. w. HEENING, c. C.
March %. wev
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BRICK.LAYING, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBER intends to become resi-.
dent of this city about the first day of the next
month, after which period, he proposes to carry
OH extensively the business of
Brick laying, Brick making and
PiaisterlnS.
Those who may favor MIN with their patroa
age, may rest assured, that all work done by
nm wiil be executed with neatuess, dispatch
and fidelity.
NICHOLAS YOSS.
Richmond, 1pYii19, 1915. IF
N %. Six or eight apprentices, ofrespecteble
families, viii be 'akeni and ten laborers cnS
hve boys hired, till the expiration OF the pre-.
sent year. Apply TO the subscriber, or in his
absence, to Samuel McCraw or Alex. McRae,
esqrs NV.
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VIRGINIA.
ar Rules ho!dsH in the Clerks oGce Of HE Sa"
Perfor Court Of Chaaceyy for tie RichDlond
District, 6s 28h day Of March, 1915.
John Harris, p,,
against
Egbert Harris, Wilson Harris, william w
Harris, john Dspp, administrator Of B,uia.
nii' Harris decd. and William A. Turpin,
Dshs.
Tie Defendant Egbert Harris not having
entered ms appearance and given security
according ote Act Of Assembly and the Rules
Of THIS Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence tiat ne is not an inhabitart Of this
Country II is ordeyed, raat the said Defendant
Go aPpear here on the twentieth day oftha next
term ana answer the biii Of the plaintiff; and
tina copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted
~ some newspaPer published in the CITY of
Richmond, for two months sue, assively and
posted az The front door Of the Capitol in the
said City
Il cepy-Teste
WILLIAM w. HENING, c. C.
April Is ~8w
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Wagons, Drays, Wheat
Fans, Woven Wire, sc.

The subscriber having enlarged his cs ablish
be had
Hdgsons. Drays, Carts, Wheat Fans,
and igoUcp Wire, UiS:
Rolling and Dashiog Soreness, Wheat. Lime ara
Sand Riddles, Meal, Cookie, Flax,seed and
Grsssrseed Selves, Mil Shakes, Wire Safes,
aud Woven Wire for Windows likesist. Plan
tation Utensils, Drill Piovs, B.. TO be mad. of
me best Materials and warranted to Perform leell
" Orders left with SaDlQel l'araoaS, near the
Pub:ic W,rhouse. (who will have many OF he
above articles on handy or capt. JoLa Staples,
at his Store on d street, near the Basin, viii be
promptly attend TO.
SAMUEL r. PARSONS.
Richmond, an mo 2glh, 1915. At
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TRACT Ola LANn

IN the county OF Chesterfield, known by the
name OF shorts tavern, containing 800 acres bv
an old survey--it lies within halt mile oil James
fiVef and twelve miles from the city Of Rich
m0nd-the improvements consist OF good
dwelling house and tavern, with the ueces.
saiy out houses, stable, &c. There is new
line OF stages established also. There is on this
Piantation valuable Orchard, Of various kinds
OF the best fruits in Virginia This land lies
between Blecl, Hclh Coal Mines and Ssllev,,
PITTS, and IS thought by good Judges to contain
as valuable mines Of co1 as any land in the
neighborbood. The Slack Hcth Goal is hpIrlv
approved Of all over The United States, and IN
@ct, mas The preference. This property joins
u--thereiore, IL is presumable to be eduSI In
qualify to any in the neighbcrhood.
SAMUEL WOODY.
0T The above sale is unavodably pos,poned
Unit, Saturday the Sd day Of June, when i will
positively take place. d. STILL.
May s. al,
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BOOK g JOB PRINTING.
THE SUBSCRIBERS

TIE SUBSCRIBERS
ESPECTFULLY inioim the public, ,ha,
la they have purchased the Book x lob OF
&c lately attscaed to the Argus Olice.
hey are prepared TO pratt With neatness &
dispatch BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CARDS,
HANDbiLLS, &c. SC.
= ARTHUR G. BOOKER s. Co. 4
March 90. IS
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ClsANCERY NOTICES.

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office o. the gu
Plr1or Court o. Chancary fCr he Richmond
District, the 29th day OF NJ rch, 1915
Eliza Ann Bend, Architald PleasaHts aud Ma.
~ MS vie, formerly Mary Brend, and Anna
Brend, an infant by the said Eliza Ann Brand
her next friend, Ppkq
against
William Mitchell and William Scott and Sallv
ms wife, which said William lIitchell and
Sally Scott are the heir and heifsss of Robert
Mitchell, decd, and John Hughes, Deffs.
IHh defendant John Hughes not having en-.
tered iis appearances and given security &C.
cordiug TO the act OF assembly and the rules of
tins court, and it appearing by satisfactory svi
dence, that he is not an inhabitane OF this coun
try 1t is ordered, that the said defendant DO
appear here on the first day OF the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs aud that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
mond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and post.
ed at the front door OF the capitol, in me said
city.
copy-Teste,
WILLIAM w. TIENING, c. C.
ndICh 20. W8w
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TO Printers.

y HKlNIo.
OR sALE-a Fcupt Of Ba,,geois, about alf
worn, supposed 70 contain about 200 lbs.
aud g FsQns Of Brewer, about hal. worn, SUP
posed TO ccntan about $50 weight.
The above Type may be had on moderate
terms, 4 application he made in the course Of
twenty days, atthis office.
Mays. e
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
superior Court OF Chancery for III, It,ch,pond
pistnc', the SOth day Of January, 1915.
1oiin ficheson and Nancy his wife, PIPE
against
DaV.d pckenson, admir- with the Will annexed.
OF David DicSenson, deed, Mary Dickenson.
lelles Q, the said decedent, George Dicsen.
son, robert D'ckenson, John Dickinson. WI.
nam pickenson, Fanny Dickinson, Francis
JACKSON and Elizabeth his wife, Francis Dick.
shson' Dickinson, only child of Thomas
Dickinson. decd, and Samuel Dickensou-
me sad George DickehEon and Robert Dicts
ehsoh infants under the aga of twcnty.one
years, by Mary Dickinson 20 be ASSIGNED
raw st Saiui;'n' Det'ts
ne defendants Francis Jackson ana Eli
zaos Ia his vito, Francis Dickinson, Dick.
enSoil' only child of ibornas Dickinson, deed.
a..' samuel Dickinson, not having entsre d heir
appearance and given security according 10 lie,
act o' assembly and the rules oft;iis court. and
y appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are nor ihi,Aoi,anis OF this country 1t is order
eu' qua. Tue SAID defendants DO appear here
va i, tue Hrst day OF the next term and answer the
'l', oi the Plaintiffs aud that a copy of this
"'uet ne forthwith inserted in some newspaoer
pap''shed ia The city OF Richmond, for TWO
'n ,"" successIvely, and posted At the 'front.'
N0of !" ,le capitol, in the said c,ty.
COPY Testc,
March 90, - ~ " S1I
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NIkGINIA
AZ Rairs holden in the Clerks Office of IN,
Sapefi0t Court of Chancery for the Rich
mono n Distrct, the SOth day of January
Joseph CabeiI' Ph'f
against
Mary Hopkins Breckenridge, widow of
'ohn breckenridge, decd, Robert G.
tiarnSon and Anne his wife, William, |.
Lewis aho E.z@5eth his wife, and Sally
Megs1nson adminiSIra,rix, and Robert
do, eley admir- Of Joseph c. Meggmson
~ eeI u Def'fs
m defendant Mary Hopkins Brackens
r!dse'noS having entered her appearance
an"- gwen security according to the act of
rs emily and the Rules of this Court. and
4 appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
n IS 'i0t au lnhaDitant of this country Ir
Is sordered, 4 hat the said Defendant do az,
peaf mere on the tenth day of the next
Cerih and anAWer the bill OF the Plain-
TN and ihai cosy OF tbs order beIoith-
VIM inserted in some newspaper publish
"a III The Cay % R,shm0nd, Tor two months
ucccSsively and posted at the front door
o. The CAPITOL, in the said City.
a cOPy-Teste,
WILLIAMW HENNING. C. C.
Mafeh ~ ESw
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Notice to Clerks Of Court.

NUtICO 20 OIUTkS OF Z CURTIS.
sNLERKS whose duty it is to transmit to the
" Auditors Office copies of the Sheriff.
bonds, are earnestly requested to be prompt in
the discharge OF that duty
JNo. BURFoor. A. p. A.
March IS. CIV
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A Dark Bay Colt.
May 8.
AUCTION.

MILL be sold at public vendue. uader the
w direction OF Bartlett Still, on MONDAY the
Isl day Of Nay, at 20 O'Clock, before the door
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Wm. w. HENNiNG C. C.
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For the Benefit of the POOR.

ENY the advice aid csuseDt Of ITO
I'D Trustees, the tlexaudrIa NJ
scum. will be opened tor the rectp'
ton OF visitors, on THURSDAY, FdyS
Saturday evenings next, trom 8 to "
o'clock. The receipts OF t'ese lhiee
nights, @iIl be imme dlalely sppIIsd 'of
.he relref Of the Poor OF The Town Se'
netaIIy.
Tie HsII of the Museum, vii! &c
handsomely lighted, AND mace cs'''0''
ally warm.
On this occasion, it may nel DC NV
proper II observe tbat ibc MuSsu~,
fouaded, by lis Constitution On w ~
~ principles eli Charity, to~s'""sng
man racc-That it is no, me p'F'?
of an indisidea!, or intsndes l'r '"''
dua! beasfit; bat re" avs lo'e,'' .
cred, subject 10 the inspssh2n o 49,. -"
tees under the jurisdiction 81 .' 90"
and ia WIa5hhgtcn L'ase 0. 's'i' s s
whieh body, las the sic ''gn, ~ nunic
session OF The properly, for The p"Y o,.
oooa-Tbat WHEN il msy DC 10 '
perfcct order, (aud Its FUNDS Se'"a s's,.
y after ds frayipg CONTINGENT .Ap'T IT,,
,he balance is devoted t. eS''.g me
!, is now an ;nfan, institution J "e. ~; -
receipts Tor visits. snieily sp 60 100.
Save been scarcely sdequs'c to rs :, I ~.
yoidabIe experces-That il mas :, ere,
nations. accumulated 's'y en-. !, he
are and yaloasle properly es -. per..
. ors, Of times, chiefly froia !'s ',,a,.
sal And now ,e' that the Almighty D .'''t
ser of events, has permltea Wv .anocn
cunt AMI cornme,cs again 70 t !, ~
her thousand wings, much m' ! a a ~
p pssse0, NOR more, with The ee'er.l aa'
cal s.is advantages. this mu.eor pGs," ID
Win become an in,.itstl > Woe .se. .nd
rank high, with the Pubic ''''0
thi, to.p in particular he b.fs'
Under these in'psessl rs = ,nse
Violence of the public is ela "' aa.I',:esI,'
is sincerely hoped on n, ! ., S DER
occasion, they will make 6a' rim Jap
a,aLa,;an bv their visits on lNp
Friday and SefuTdsy e 'y.smrnrD, j.
Manager q ht '''
Frbrsary 90.