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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
A. {. & 4. II. CanrNn.

A TTORNEYS s. COUNSELORs. Real Estate
n and Collecting Agents. Plymouth. Ind. ara
practising IN the law courts of Marshall and ad-
Joining counties. aud will give prompt attention
20 legal business entrusted TO them. Gcn-rsl
collecting agents for Northern Indiana and :Sou L.
ern Michigan. Particular attention given 10 ths
settlement OF decedent's estates aud Cuardi.r-
ships. Deeds, mortgages, and other contracts
drawn up and acknowledgements taken. Once
Drownlcc's Block. 10 stairs. noy25'69 l2ly
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j. G.. OSBORNE
NolAf
OSE0rne 6 EfcSS.

A TTORNEYSat Law. viii attend PROMPTLY TO
n all professional business entrusted 10 them.
Particular attention given to real estate business
Titles examined ard quoted. Collections m3eo
and promptly RENTED Office on Michigan street. ,
few doors north OF the Parker House. Plymouth.
Ind. isul '-Civ
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
G.. +. REYNOLDS, II,

EDec1lar Physician and Operative Surgeon
offers his professional services 10 .he ctizens
cf plymouth and surrounding Country. In add
ton TO the treatment Of diseases common 20 tho
country. sDeca attcHton will be given 10 Surgery,
the treatment OF surgical diseases and diseases 81
females Night calls in town and country promptly
attended to. Charges reasonable. Office and resi-
dence on west side Of Michigan ST. three doors
north olthe bank. Plymouth Ind 50
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

Annual difference. 81, 463 40
The average difference in what is
termed the ordinary expenses Of the
state government under q Democratic
rule and ten years of Republican rule,
is nearly ninety-tmo thousand dollars a
year in favor of the Democratic admin
istration, which is another practical ref,
utation Of the claim of the Republican
party for economy and honesty in the
administration of public affairs. Anoth-
or evidence OF the extravaganza of the
Republican party can be found in the
increase Of the Legislative expenses. The
following tables show the difference in
the expense of running this department
of the government under Democratic
and Republican rules:
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Can he con-
1 suited upon all diseases that afiict the hu-
man system. Night calls promptly attended
oihc' III Bal"onr block. west ride OF Michigan
street residence directly south of the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne Chicago depot, Plymouth, Ind.
may51Uly.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

-
ls'''na'eo'
40" VIC o"ii "''c'''''h 10 '"c ioiio"-
ing aggregate contrasts. which show
most concluslycly the dishonesty OF tho
leaders and the extravaganza OF Repub-
iican rule IN contrast with democratic
III INC cApcnscS VI INC sCaUc So'cIhHhciiC
proper:
Dr,,oc,,r,c -r.- yr.,o -,,r
.'-'.
Kcccipts.......... loZ II
Expendltures.......... .......li,joo,2 9i ~
90, 90 10 -
Expcnditurcs. .#3. 5i5, COG G3
---
Toiai.....-'........''......'.S33't 100 o66 6 10
hzpenai'ures''''''''s ~ % - 500 500 90
1870
To;al,.............-........ s. ,2lS, 800 20
, s',.'i'''o io' io'V
i'oP''"'i0uN .00o,P'' ,oi %,
years chuihS oc'ooer 'I' eo- ,-o 90. 90
n.,sao.".:a - Co. .nn
- r.: d.. D, 1oco o,o,-o ~
-
Dliterence............. SZI, Zuo,Jlf IL
The amount collected in ten Wears
ond;nr Octobor n 1870 wos 100
cn, :,
va I''N" 0,' c'''i' w." ~, WI
i.0'0o ~ wv ~
Lioo "a 'ch sc'is o"u'"s Wv 81 h'oo'
"epuplioah e@lG emu. urest ior
~ 81" iS S,1' ''',''1S 1000 s-4ois oes %
Democratic cxncnditures for
ten years ending October
81, l66..".......................ll,368 ,297 81
c,oooo 600 .,
pihcrehce'''''''''''''.'''. '7i''0'o'o'0 q
The amount expended IN ten years
ending OCTOBER 81, lo'o, was q '9o9'
O69 80 greater each year than was OK
pended by TIC Democrats Tor IKE pc
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
A. c. HOltzendorf,

QUESTIONABLE BARBER.-CHlCdCO ElR-
II BER SHOP Under Marks& Ehrlch's store.
shaving, Hair Cutting. shamrcoinC. &c. done
In the best style. Particular attention given TO
Dyeng Hair and Whiskers. Highest price pa q
for ladies' hair ll-si.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
q } FnsesS.
Il. d. Logan,

4 TToRNEY At LAW. Plymouth. Ins--wI1
IA practice IN all the courts OF Indiana. Being n
practitioner OF many wears experience. and having
filed the position of Circuit Judge. he hopes 10 be
able to satisfy al who put their business into his
hands. July sS-4T1
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
kOOnfZ & TrcSS.

MEAT MkHKET.-An new Market. which will
vi supply the citizens of Plymouth. and sur
rounding country with the best quality OF Ere n
meats Of all kinds. Lard. Taliow. Sausage and
all aticies kept In frst-cass Meat market a,--ov,
un hard. Aashet al EVQs ols 5isp1
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

The joint convention for the nomina-
ton of candidates for senator and joint
representative for the counties of st.
Joseph and Marshall was organized
by the election of John Klingel, of St.
Joseph county, chairman, and D. Nc
Donald, Of Marshall, secretary.
The lame Of J. 7. Van Valken-
burgh, Of Marshall county, was pre-
scnted as candidate for the Office Of
senator, and on motion he was declared
to be the unanimous choice Of the con.
vcntion.
Joseph Henderson, of st. Joseph
county, was nominated by reclamation
for the Office of joint representative.
The convention then adjourned.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
meGiCaI.
Dir. A. @. ROrtGn,
b. w. C0oner,

CCRGEOE DENTIST, Can he consulted nj hfe
- o:iice every day except Mondays and Tueeda ys
Otic over Westervelts Store. Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
Democratic Joint Convention
OF EiarshaIs and So. J0sepfa
The convention adjourned sine die.

Previous to the assembling of the
joint representative convention, the
delegates present from Marshall county
met in caucus to determine for Ghom
the vote Of the county should be cas-.
in the joint convention for senator. NJ.
A. 0. Packard was appointed chairman,
and D. 4. Van Valkenburgh and J. w.
Houshton, tellers. The ballot resulted
as 70 llows: J. f. Van Valkenburgh
:; j. G.. Osborne, i; L. Jacoby, 2.
Van Valkenburgh having received a
majority Of all the votes cast, was de-
clared to be tho choice Of Marshall
county for senator. The caucus then
adjourned.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
Hotels.
McCUrdy fIGUSe

NTANATTI. IND. South side p. i. W q {. Y
w r. adjoining the passeeneer depot. Guests
stopping here viii receive frst-class accommoda-
tion at moderate rates. Baggage conveyed 10
and from the cars free.
a. Z. McCURDY. Prop'r.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
i. y. badge.

DARKER HOUSE.-Thi- oid-established and
i favorably-kDown House Is now prepared with
new furniture and improved accommodations 10
cater to the wants OF our own community and the
travelling public. The omnibus has been reftted
and will attend all regular trains. under the man
agement OF the House. 81
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
IL. A. @. Packard.
FL. CGrI,fn.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor NJ Law. ard No.
a tary Public. Room No. ], Balcony blecs.
Plymouth Ind. Go
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

"ATER MIL The best noxr manufactured
w always on hand. Gristing done TO order by
frst-class miller. The highest market price In
casa paid all times for Wheat Mill at northeast
patt of town.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

A TTORNEi AT LAW Notary Public snd Col.
"A lection agent. Practices 10 tho various coHn-
ties ofthe district. Having Abstract OF T!tcs
for Marshall county viii give particular attention
10 Real Estate business
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
y, !. EiI;aI..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN y SURGEON.
L Particular attention paid to oSstrctric prac-
tice, and diseases of women and children. once
over Brownlee's store. Residence opposite the
nd. no
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
Miscellaneous.
A. Z. PhiIpUt,

VNTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER wouid re-
wv specially announce To the citizens OF Mar
shall county and the public generally. that he has
f6ttlcd in Plymouth, and can al all times DC found
In the Post-ohlce building, where he is prepared
TO do all work in his line in the best manner pos
she, and on reasonable terms. Particular st,eD-
ton given 10 repairing. All work warranted.
July 81, ISsO-s6y
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
Increase under Republican
-.

Increase under Republican
rule. .....SG2, 43l, 1Ol II
Or three and half times more taxa.
ton under ten years of Republican adj
ADMINISTRATION than ten years under Dem
ocratic rule.
Average tax per poll under 10 years
Republican rule .....................~$i0 log rs
Average tax per poll under 10 years
Democratic rule. .......................lil %
Republican crease............~S2G2 90
Average per capita tax on vote Of
1866, 325, 900, under ten years
Republican rule. ..............-......S263 70
Average per capita tax on vote of
1856, 2l5, 100, under Democratic
1O9 20
Republican incrcase.............$1G0 Oh
Admitting the state debt to have
been as claimed by Governor Morton,
$1O,179,2G7, when the Republicans
came into power in 1861, the increase
in taxation alone under Republican rule
would have paid the debt more than
SIR times over, and yet the Republican
leaders set up the claim of rctrenrh-
ment, economy, and honesty in the ad-
ministration Of the state government
The enormous increase of taxation under
Republican rule would have built three
thousand miles Of railroad, estimating
the cost at twenty thousand dollars pei
mile 1t would have made every mud
road in the state gravel road The in.
terest upon that sum at six per cent
would pay the annual expense of run
ming the state government proper, oil
what goes into the account of state ex
pcnscs, even under the present cost,
Radical rule. Do these figures show
that the Radical leaders have an,
further claim upon the confidence of The
people? Taxpayers of Indiana, examine
the figures for yourselves.
| ANNUAL RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE
OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
The following table contains the re
ccipts and expenditures of the state Of
Indiana during each fiscal year. com
mencing November 1, 1850, and end
ing October 81, 1870, a period of twenty
ycars-ton years, ending October 81
| 1850, under Democratic rule, aud ter
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
Difcrence..........

Difference. $13, 32G, 332 96
Concele all the Republican leaders
claim, the figures show that Republican
rule for the past ten years has cost the
people Sl3, 326,332 So more than Dem
ocratic rule of the ten preceding years.
The whole history Of the state gov
crnment does not exhibit such reckless
and extravagant expenditures of money,
such disregard Of the interest of the
people, and such intolerablc burdens as
have been, and now are imposed upon
the tax payers of Indiana, as have
marked the administration of the Re-
publican party during the last ten
years.
PAYMENT OF TIE STATE DEBT.
The boast of having paid the state
debt is a gross deception upon the tax
payers of Indiana, and cvinces want
of confidence in the Intelligence Of the
people, by the leaders Of the Republi-
can party. The last report of the aud
| itor of state shows state Indebtedness
of $3.50, 597 81, and there was col
lcctcd off the people the sum of 1877,
GGl 81 to pay the interest thereon.
The amount of the state debt, Nov. 1,
1861, as reported by the auditor Estate,
Hon. Albert LANCE, was S7,770, 233.
The auditor of state reports, nor, Jnt
uno6icialy, that since his last annual
| rcport there has been retired of the
state debt, and that there is now a fund
on hand sufficient to pay the bonds that
have not been returned, to reduce the
outstanding Indebtedness of the state to
S3,614,901 Is, upon which there is paid
an annual interest of So16,71i OF. Fol
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
c. s. 8. Todd,
j. Y. BAILEY & Go,

DRTGGIST, CDR It. A. Lemons old stand
~ Michigan street, Plymouth, Indiana.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
]. r. L0sey

IEWELER-Cl"cks.W Watches and Jswelry 70
81 paired promptly and I'm a werkmanlike manner.
Keeps for sale Clocks. Watches Pla ted ware Jewell
~ gold pens aud fa stock pertaining 20 his trade
Occupies part of Pauls Boot & shoe Store.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
Republican Rulc-lSGi

1Otal.. ,oll ,joO -
Average lax per poll .. 406 IS
Per capita on vote of 1886. 2G9 26
The figures show the following result:
Total taxes from 1850 10
JSfO............ ,5ll ,J3O II
Total taxes from 1850 to
...--.--------...---.. $50 10
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

Total. ....................S2, 059, 963 SIS
Ordinary expenses for 10 yrs
under Republican rule......S2 059, 963 IS
Ordinary expenses for l0yrs
under Democratic rule. ], 145,329 56
Difference for ten yrs......~S 9l4.634 W
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

OH CrChCt-...--.--.- JVOVc CT
Admitting, which is not the case,
that the public debt was $10,179,-
267 when Governor Lane and Governor
Morton took possession Of the state gov
crnment, and that the Republicans have
paid it entirely of, the figures make the
following showing:
Difference in expcnditures...Sl SO, 500. Cos 81
Debt i'll 1861. ...................-l0,l 1926 %
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

RepuJl;con RuIc 1S6O-1S1O.
th r..
Democratic RUke 1SJO-l9GO.

TOTAL TAXATION UPON GRAND DUPL
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
WAR YEARS.

%Estimatcd.
The attention of the people is direc-
ted to another feature of Republican
expenditures The following is the
contrast in the two decades:
Republican expenditures for
ten years ending Oct. 81.
1870 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ,2is. 1896 20
Democratic expenditures for
ten years ending October
81, 1850. II, 35S, 297 80
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
l.. Shakes S Go.
]. +. Van Valkenburgh.

rIILlARD Room. Three first class tables. The
ID Paro1 Liquors and best Cigars in town Away
on hand. Rooms. Second door north OF Bank.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

UTHOLESALEHQUO roRE-pure Liquors
w for medicinal aud other purposeps. can DO
hsd at my store, one door north of thu Branch
Bank.
MAY Is. 1865. J. r VANvALKENBURGB.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18

Inc democracy oil the llth congressional
district in convention assembled, do hereby
make and publish the folio ing as their
! platform:
WHEREAS, III political rights are inhc
rent in the people, and all rights. political
and religious, are ina!ienable i'll the people
only ns conceded for the public good, en-
| bodied in constitutional law therefore
| ResoLreI, That the Radical Republican
| party in order to retain political power, is
| rapidly subvcrting our government, and
destroying thessrights and liberties Of the
| ci;izens---
| 1st. By immense subsidies Of the ma
tioral wealth to wealthy corporations of po-
litical partisans;
| ID. by fostering class interests Of COM
bined capital to the impoverishing of the
| masses of working men, under the guise OF
protecting American interests by an iniqui-
tons high tariff law;
| Sd, BY contracting the ercenback curren-
| cy to the benefit of the national banks and
money lenders, causing ali cxhorbitantl rate
| of interest to obtain throughout the cOun-
try crushing the business interests of the
! masses;
! fth. BY continuing an immense and un
| necessary horde Of officers to fattcn upor
an ovo rtaxed and burdened people;
9Th, BY permitting and allowing the i'm
por.ation of multitudes of coolc labCrer!
| from the swarming millions of China to de
press the labor of our working men;
9th, Ply failing 10 establish merchant
marine, in Difference to a small class of par
tisan iron-mcngers and ship builders, tC
the great loss Of the farmer and producer
9TH, BY attempting to force upon US al
odious and iniquitous naturalization law
disgraceful to the civilization of the nine
teenth &c l'ury;
9Th, Wy attempting. in the San Doming,
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-18
Total. .Sl4,2i9,152 y SHAPES, 279

Total...~$S5, 1896 80 SSi,2ls, 9ao >
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-04

IN Queen Victoria's crown there are
| 1863 brilliant diamonds, l,273 rose dia-
monds. and 147 table diamonds, | larg,
ruby. II sapphires, II efneralds, 4 small
Iubies, and 227 pearls.
FIFTY-one Winnebago Indians have
been naturalized at st. Paul. Then oh
ject is to obtain title, under the homes
stead laws, in severalty to lands which
they now occupy in common.
AN American volunteer surgeon ac-
complished the delicate operation o.
tying the carotid artery amid a hail OF
/ bullets at Sedan, thereby saving the life
OF Il French soldier who was bleeding to
death.
4 MAN nmed Fair exploded an old
bombshell at Licking Rolling Mills,
Ohio, by pounding it with a hammer.
The fragments flew in al directions,
literally tearing the mans head from
his shoulders
A PROCLAMATION Of the President is
issued, warming all persons against en-
gaging in hostile enterprises against any
Power friendly to the United States,
and declaring that in all such eases the
laws will be vigorously executed.
\ NOTABLE feature of the late election,
is the small maiorities 10y which the
greater part of the Congressman were
| elected. In Ohio eleven out Of nineteen
t it appears by the first returns, received
maiorities averaging less than 800.
THE Parisiaus, after every revolution,
t tear dow. the titles Of their streets anC
replace them by those they deem mor'
, suitable Some of these streets mus
+ have had about dozen christening
since 1889.
E. An appeal is published by the 'meri
, can Branch of the international A5socia
ton for Relief of Misery on Battlefield
in behalf of the destitute victims of tn
, European war, of whom over 100000 IN
u in a starving condition in Ardenne
alone
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-04
Review Of the Wholesale Market.

since our last report there has been an increased
acuVity IN the demand for wheat ami -four. In New
YORK sales of -four reported, including poor to
choice snperhne state and Western. at from IS Is
500; inferior to good extra state al $3.50 $3.50
mainly at $500 a 1915; good 10 very choice do.
40 ~ $685. good shipping extra western at $3.50
1919; poor to good shipping brands round-hoop
extra ONO al $500 $3.50 e. bib In cl1cago We
repqIf De fealr Aarl1t a closing hfner 4lutatons
OF spnng extras are nab az std2 a hi5. Al
oswePo. flour is oed ste ady, but Quotations
changed.
WHEAT.-In New York market an unusually actiy.
business has been reported m wheat chiefly IN prim.
grades of spring for export II decidedly het' a1o
buoyant prices. lively inquiry has been noted for
new crop No. spring. at from 81 % Sl50, as eK-
uemes, closing with prime boat-loads quoted strong
at sl32 Sl.33, and also for new crop No. Il ring,
at from SlI7 81 80 r bushel. Old No. spring
las been IN reqU st, at sl2A' IN store; also.
old No. at sl.ls sI.4U for good 10 prime -alnue
vessel grades, and Sll2a IN for steamer grades
/ and No. spring AT Sl.u7 sllo Z bushvl Red
and amber Western (wiuter wheat has been In ial
but less urgent demand ~ from cl2s - 30 p.
chiefly at from Sl33 p 3G r lair tu pflue Amber,
afloat. White wheat has been quite moderatel'
sought alter at about previous rates. The bulk of
the business in wheat has been Tor the Ln2Ash
markets. The general market closed ia idYOr of sci
ers, particularly for prime utN crop spring, winch
was in most favor Win pul crs aud not offered with
much freedom In Chicago tht market closed hrn
but inactive. sales at $50. were male al close at
t107l,
Cons In New York the ma.lrt has been e-. ae-
tive and shade easier IN price thou- me offerings
have been light. The trade demand mas b.tn fees
urgent, and confined, for the most part @ SCUM
mixed Western at s5c. -ji,c. with odd lots slightly
above these figures. The poorer grades wee 1'i n
! much favor. White and yellow com attracted bur
little attention Sales have been exported since oar
last, Of 81 900 bushgl at o-c -o' it poor 4" ,-or
mixed Western, closing aHoal - ANY al 7't ar 20 e.
for good to prime boat-llais ndoat Hhr H-. i'I
yellow state and Western. 9or 49,. for Whit do.
and soc s2c. for uu-ouui. z uuslri Ia tLI'a-'
Corn is quoted as advancing aud M demand at '' -
for No. ? mixed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


AUSTRALIA has an impmf and ~ 1rt 5
trade of 1915, 600 annually.
Is California they munutact me or
viceabIe rope from mllkTeed. Z
The census shows that the hog popu-
lation of Illinois is 2,2l2,97O
ErGHrY-one tailors compose the first
nine of Cincinnati baseball club.
The New Hampshire State Debt will
be reduced 800, 900 the present year.
ADMIRAL GoLDsBoRoUGH has assumed
command Of the Nayy-yarl at Washing
ton.
CIDER apples sell for fifteen cents per
bu.hel in Penn Yam, to be distilled into
brandy.
The Prussians lost during the siege Of
Strasbourg 9O6 men including ll3
officers.
The disease known as ship fever has
appeared in an endemic form mt Eau
Claire, Wis.
THE English wheat crop is estimated
to have fallen six million bushels short
Of last year
GEN. BEAUBEGARp is in New Orleans
and has not been in France since the war
commenced
TRIAL OF several West Point Cadets
by Court-maftlal, has Just taken place al
the Academy
LARGE schools of dead fish are to be
seen in the Hudson. between larrYtown
and New York
WrTHN the past seven years the say
ings banks in Maine have increased from
fifteen to thlrty-si&,
AMONG the stock displayed ut the State
fair at Utica, ~ Y. was bullock weigh
ing four thousand pounds.
FrGHT hundred million dollars is the
amount the Prussian invasion has
damaged the French farmers.
F,p,,rpe who reside IN fine vicinity &C
Cavuga Lake. n. Y. are storing their
grain, awaiting better prices.
Trupr bnots of fine Goldfish Aant ar
rived at San Francisco last week with
4 over quarter Of million fish.
Nav folds If Tohacco ~, the GAVIN
o., Valley \ Y if is renortrd vim viell
= L,nIst,p. second cron tLie ian
Tpr nav Princess If Grooco il to bo
named Alexandra after +ba Grand Duch.
nss If Russia her prandmotbpr
.
80 ,I'ntifnl III. yaor That thn salt and ba,-
roli fnr r,,,.ino fInn orn Exhausted
~
ihh iii't'oi y P1N' - Si',v''uhS i"i'l''IN
;sts 'nt n.,l,. thero hat ~ ualIa'.j a,,1
pr,ss;a
-, NAFiAlN i'o''tH' I',ItSurVt u 'I'
aiaI boIJ ,,,a',, it;,,ngaf L;,1, tr,l,
IN nation
ON ''ri, ~ ',ls IN EoI'' np,
nri+n ronoltly nng[arod ~ no ,,pr,.I,aoi
d If small AIMS
{
> la H. va, ~ ~, ". NJ "
T,,,t5n tI,;rt, :, ,.oor, a,r,, ,~n1.1tI,- 1;aI -,
Ind;oronoIis
N iAiI s M! al say
and metals, food and goodwill are
abundant here.
, T,,p ,iol,iro room, of a.. po.,.o,
Wnolnp M;lis and also - saw min ot pal
!, la,, \ II unro do.+rn,oJ ~, fra
| Losses over S25, DOOR
Er,,,, ,,e, ,varo k;Ilod hv hoiIor ~,
nInsion m Aliens saw min af (IiIJIasey
Mass Several Others were ininred some
il il sunnosod fatally
D,n1xa fine bo,nbarJment If stros-
hourg a hombsboll fell in a young IaJns
seminary. KILLING seven Of tie nIn;Is and
wonnding four others,