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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05

THE LouIsyILLEs DEMooRATIc CoNvEN-
TON Tho straight-o out Democratic Con-
vention which viii assemble on Tuesday
in Louisville, Kentucky, albeit it seems
to enlist the favorable sncomiums Of the
adm inistra zion press, presents some diff
iiculties which will tssk the ingenuity OF
experienced politicians to reconcile with
tie e1igepcies Of the Radical situation In
the presidential campaign. The cam
paign has been opened by . violent i'm
peaehment of the loyalty Of f" the rebels, !"
and of Northern ademoerats alleged to
sympathize with their resistance to the
government, and yet the straight-out
Louisville convention presents precisely
that Southern faction which has always
been most ultra. which before the war
embarrassed the regular democratic lines
by its extreme ideas and which now find
neither party nor government sufficiently
in harmony With their own ul:raism to
swallow. How is this side show which
the adm inistration seems to favor to be
managed so as to preserve its own con-
sistency? How ear its organs pitch in 70
the rebel elements With which the liberal
repab licans are declared to have coalesceu
and at the same time pstronize the parti-
San thugs Who are getting up the Louis
vile diversion under the patronage of the
admin istra,iou? The situation is becom-
ing somewhat complicated. General
Grant must bring his IN ilitary experience
to the aid Of his political advisers. or they
will spike their own guns as fast as they
are loaded The Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05

DEATH OF KrNa.-A notable persop-
age has just died-Mr. Augustus Smith
King Of the Sicily islands, Of which
there ere one hundred and forty, although
only six arc inhabited. Mr.. Smith was
. wealthy and crotcbesy Englshman, W no
in regard to government, had notions OF
lis own which he wished to carry into
practice. and so he became lessee of she
Sicily Islands under tho county Of Corn
wall. He thus became King Of about
two thousand subjects, most Of whom
were . wretched Let of peasants, for the
islands are poor and unfruitful. With
court Of twelve men be ruled >ehe land,
resdjusted the relations Of land and peo-
pie, and attended generally to their moral
social, and religious status, although in
the latter item he was not very strict
He made the children go to school, and
in every particular the inhabitants had to
obey him almost as if they we're slaves. -
Once be packed Of all tho residents Of
ono OF the islands and turned it into a
deer park, but in recompense than
they even had before. At first heI
was greatly disliked, but when the
came to see that his rule was
wise aud benefcent, and that they great
ly improved ander it. they learned to like
and respect him, ard at his death he was
much regretted. This is probably the
FIRST King who has borne the name of
Smith, at least in modern times, and it
IS not likely that be will have successor
% bis title. |
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05

The IDENTIFICATION OF THE RADICAL
PARTY The New York Herald, which
has been vecring between Grant and
Greeley for some time. gays signs OF
going for Grant" the other day. 1t has
more late by resumed its indefinite posi-
ton, and contentedly endorses the opinion
OF General Banks: s'rhat whether G en- F..
eral Grant is defeated or elected, the cor
ruptions of the party in power vii be
checked by the pressure of the public
opinion upon Congress and the admins
tration. and tfss the administration par
ty. as now organized. will be broken up
and dispersed"
RAILROAD AccIDENr.-Last Tuesday
hight man named j. H. Manuel, OF
Harper's Ferry. was instantly killed by
the Freight train, near Orange Grove.
us remalns wcro gathered up and sen t
to his friends. Manuel, we believe learn
ed his trade in this place and was
Known 10 some of our people - Yin.
Neuss.
AccIDaNT TO RoY.-Hepry Brown, ron
Of Mr.. VIM. D. Brown. was severely In
jared in attempting TO jump over a GRO
4aet mallet which bad been proppca up
for that purpose. The baudle OF the
mallet penetrated bis abdomen sew era |
inches; but be ia now considered out o.:
Danger Hfsa Ners.
In bis late speech for Greeley and
Brown at Lynn. Mass. Gen. Banks ex-
pressed the opinion that "tie adminstra-
ton party, with its leaders and it's organ
izatioD, will bs destroyed by this CANVASS,
and that new party OF wiser ard better
men will be Installed -in their places"
STRArGur-oUr TALK Thomas Dun n
English having been invited to JOIN
the Blsnton Dnncan party. replied that
when he wished to re-elect Grant lie
should vote for him, straight cut, aud
not 60 shipping the devil ronna the
stump by throwing bis vote away OF a
time when tie very salvation ofths coun
Try required it to be wisely used. Rich.
Enquirer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05

Ex-Gov. VIM. Bigler. of Pennsylva-
MA, has written strong appeal to the
Democracy Of the country to rally to the
support of Greeley. He says:
EVERY uiterance from him goes to
convincs the public thst in the exercise
Of the Presidential Office be will eviuce
great ability and courage, and an iutelli-
gence that will be very delightful after
70 long term Of stinted felicities about
the Presidential mansion. But many
better things will be accomplished in his
election, and among the best will be the
Inauguration Of an era Of good will cover.
ing the whole country. and begetting true
American fellowship among the citizens
Of all parts. and tending directly, as such
3 feeling will, to the relief Of the weak
and impoverished States, giving them
increased population. capital and general
thrift; measure Of vital importance, not
only TO such States, but as affecting the
growth and general welfare of all the 9th,
ers."
Bigler's advice will have great weight.
10 Pennsylvania his infuenc is unbound
ed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05

The New York Sun Says Mr.. Gard
ner of Brook Ign, who owns a Grant pa
per, has been appointed delagste to the
S,rsight-out Convention. Is would be
funny il the Straig ht-ouss would nomi-
nate Grant.
A dispatch from Greenbrisr county,
West Virginia, reports Governor jacob )
majority as now reduced to 1858, with
eight democratic counties to hear from
Senator West (Rep.). of louisiana
has left New Orleans to take the stump
in Pennsylvania for Greeley.
The German paper ct Cnillicothe, the
Unsere Zeit, heretofore neutral has raised
the flag Of Greedy aud Brown.
Two hundred Republicans have be-
come members Of the Greelsy and Brown
club at Madison, Wisconsin.
Charles Robson, the first free State
Governor Of Kansas. is ont for Greeley
The Republican break 10 that State has
become stampede.
John L. Clark, Of Decatur county,
Iowa. has just resigned his position upon
the Radical State Central Comm ittee and
declared himself for Greeley.
The Chairman and Secretary Of She
New Bedfor (Mass.) Republican City
Comm ittee. Messrs. Pardon Devoil and
Benjamin BrounsN, have declared fol
Greeley.
R. P. Schoonover, lifelong Republi-
CAD. writes from Mountain Top, Luzcrne
county, Pa, that hs knows Of but one
Republican in that town that will vote
for Grant.
Hon. Samuel W. Moulton, of Illinois,
having been invited by the Republican
Committee to stump the State for Grant
and Wilson, IN reply declines the invita-
ton, and says that he cannot support
Grant
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

QY TIE GOyERNOR-A PROCLAMA-
DTl OS.-The Executive having received
IRON the Secretary of the Commonwes It'll an
oftc ial copy of the certified statement made by
the Board ofstats Canvass ers at their meeting
the "a day Of August, 1872, showing the whole
number Of Otes given at the elect ion held on
the fourth Thursday in MAY last on the
question Of striking out or not striking out the
ssury clause in the institution; doth hereby
IN obedience to law, make proclamation that
there were cast
For Striking out the u.ury clause in the
Institution, forty Thousand one hundred and
six-six 40, 1861 votes.
Against striking on the usury lause in the
Constitution, tweLty -one thousand three hun
dred and twenty-si (21, $3.50 votes.
And it appearing that the proposed amend
nent to the Constitution (Which is hereto an
nexed) has been approved and ratified by the
people in the manner prescribed in the Consti-
tn tioa, the same is valid and of effect.
(o) Given under my hand a Governor
( land under the lesser seal Of the Com
nonweath, at Richmond, this 1uth
{ SEAL day August, in the year Of our Lord
I Sls72, and of the Commonwealth the
W. 9th. &C. WALKER.
BY the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD, Secretary o f tt Com men
wealth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.
Marniag. september 5, 1877 >.

SAX. AyGRlLhs LgrfER.-lt was
"a ed in yesterdays ssaastfe that Gen.
Y. AyerIl had entered his protest
lust the proposed 'S,llisr's Conven-
a." to he held id pittsburg. next
aaisi ia the interestof Grant. In his
ear he gives bis reasons for his course.
en- the war broke out he says be
aiievcl /; 10 be IAN nevitabls and I'M
.,,i 4Lla struggle between two distins
a..5 conflicting social forms, he among
..ers, accepted the issues to preserve
ne nai,,ualitg Of the Republic, and pre-
vent fisunien. Nevertheless he says:
s'Ia tho conflict that ensaed, those who
fought on the Southern side we're no
mere to be rcprosched for living under
aad believing in that social syetem which
thew had inherited than we who shod our
blood IN maintaining the purer DEM
ocracy in which we had been born and
educated
After the war was over. and its results
had been accepted by the Southern pee
pie, opportunities. says General Averill,
were offered to General Grant greater
than any since the days Of Washington :,
and yet, he adds:
{. No msu, living Or dead. has ever
exhibited such absolute lack of iutelli-
gence to understand or viii TO embrace
item. = = = The soldiers Of the 6onth
had not only laid down their arms, hut
had at once gone TO hard work at vsrioss
occupations formerly dsspised showing
that they had we'll learned the lessons 81
war. Every consideration OF honor,
dignity, and evea mercy, demanded that
We shonld encourage them in their strug
gle for Ifs and peace, no less heroic than
their conduct 10 battle. The shattered
fragments of their former soeial structure
were ready at hand to reconstruct society
on Democratic foundation but those
Fragments have been ground iuto das
under TIE vindie.ive heel Of u. :. Grsn
and the men who control him. Ignoran
auperstltious pegroes wife will abide " tt
us forever, have not been instructed il
she duties OF >elf- goverament; but BY thu
zpecial efforts Of the President aud hi'
Cabinet and other officials. they had thei
apprehensions aroused and race hatree
aagottsn II this be pssse. then tb'
tirmest railyiag cry q his partisans. lie
Us have peace, is cruel inockery.
General Averill declares that the PEG
pie want peace, aud that the demand 70
it's more imperative to-day than ever -
lie does not believe in keeping up elias
distinctions, nor doss be think that
convention of soldiers, called for tn
purpuxe ,r.l'.--r.= min nuenciEQ III
political action either OF late comrades, o
Of other cis'zens, is in keeping With til
spirit ef our Democracy AS sgains
Grant hs is for Groeley, and closes hi
letter By asking:
lis It net cur imperative duty to re
place az Executive who has shown him
selt officially Incompetent, and in mon,
ways Objectionable, By a man Of the PEG
pie and no. OF Il Ring-s man whose uu
questioned honesty, intelligence an
marvellous iudussry viii enable him go t
conduct the executive affairs that til
general government shall do its dut
toward relieving the miseries and ills Ina
have dishsattened and psralyzed th
South and delayed, our Union for fess
long weary yeags?"-Azee. Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05

The Radical party has brought the
country to the verge Of ruin. The OPP
position party composed of Democrats
Conservatives and Liberal Republicans,
proposes to restore peace and harmony.
friendship and fraternity between the
North and South. to revive business, to
e courage capital to embark in liberal en-
ie,prses, to make civil law superior to
the sword, and to conduct the government
fer be benefit ofthe people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05
For Sale.
ENGINE AND BOILET

ENGINE AND BOILER.
horse Power. at Windle's Sumac Factory
near the Old Forge, on Cedar Creek.
address,
WILLIAM WINDLE,
Cedar Greek.
Frederick, CO., Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05

n G. Cloud, Of Muscatiae Ia twice
elected Attorney General Of that Stale,
how supports Greeley and Brown.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05
NJ oTIcEl

All persons indebted 20 us are requested
to settle their accounts at once. We need
the money to carry On our business and
must have it. P. J. FRAVEL, & co.
Sept. g.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-05

p
h Horse Rider Danec Chnur
Equestrian An and
hGy
"a INNS he debut charmed Thief l Beautiful B h
repm hy h
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Clark Sinking.
Especial to the Virgins Sentinel1

MANASSAS. Sept. 2, 400 p. MI
have just returned from Brentsviile.
Clark is sinking. Death must be the
consequence sooner or later. Rhody
Fewell is still in jail waiting the decision
OF Judge Nicol in his application for bail.
=. II. MAasTHLLBR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16
$1,000 IN ONE WEEK.

DR.. Tut. Hair Dye contains no Sulphur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16
JUSTICES COURT

Limbs Of the Law Fined for Contempt.
Sometime since a herd Of oAItts belong
ing to John Ball, Of Milan, got in,o field
Of corn on the premises Of Thos B,ekmere,
-boss farm lies In Black Hawk township,
above Milan. SsiI was brousb, by Biek-
more TO recover damages, and the case was
tried BY jury, before Justice Beck, of Milan,
on Fuday-the lJtb. Vim. Jackson. Of this
city, for the plaintiff, and p. I. Nj Elherae,
or deiendasi. The suit was brought against
Ball 4 Bro, aud tho defense set up that a.
the cattle we're owned exelssivsly- by John
Ball no suit could be brought sgainsi the
brm. The attorneys argued the case with
their accustomed slOqu.ncs, and the dis
eussiOn became somsvh heated. Finally
jackson hintsd that defendants counsel ~As
a-didn'l tell the truth. Mac. rsciprocated
the charge snd both parties tbeo INDUCED
for short season in personal inuusndosL
AID reerim nations whIOh impaired . variety
o. spice to the case relisbsd BY all specta-
tors. His Honor however, very properly
considered il deroga,Ory to the dignity of .
cour, Of Lao, and 6nsd each Of them 6 We
dollars for contempt, -hieh they paid.
MeE hsrBe VOC his case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16
Com munIeatel.l

EDITOR OF The ARGUs;-I notice 10 ID,
Union of this mourning, a Call tor Repu biz
cALs to meet At Beardsley's store next Wed
nesday evening 10 nominate candidate
for Alderman" There are two
to be elected, and il has been gsner-
ally Understood in our new ward
that it was besI to avoid political contest
and its coussqotnI chickering's and excite
ment, by holding q union caucus and select
iDg two OF our beat men-one of each party
I he call IN qae ton Only proposes to nomi-
nate ons-but would 1t aot Dc better to
change that call to a union call and Invite
men Of both parties to come ia aud lh-n
nominate t@o good nen-ons Democrat and
one R-publcsn? respectfully throw out
this suggestion for the confederation Of those
abo called the meeting for next Wednesday
evening. A Fifth WARD GRANT MAN.
Saturday P. NJ. NoI. l6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16

AN ORDINANCE
70 Annex Certain Property TO the City Of
Rock Island, Illinois.


IAIHEREAs, petition in writing has been pre-, pre-
wv scented to the City Council OF the Clty OF hoch
Island signed by more than three-fourths OF the
legal voters and by the owners OF more IMAM inIec
fourtbs in value of the property included wlthh
the limits described in the following oruHdHce,
praying that the territory described in SAID petoh
BE annexed to the City of Rock Island; Therefore
BE IL Ordained by The city CoancA 81 the cay o.
Rock Island:
That ali that tract of land in the County of Rock
Island and State of Illinois, embraced within the
following boundries, to-wit: Commencing on the
south branch of the Mississippi river, where the
east line of township eighteen isl norm range
two On west of the fourth principal meridian, IN
tersects said south branch of the Mississippi river
thence running easterly and northeasierIy along
the south branch OF said river TO point on SAID
south branch of the Mississippi river where the
half section line running north and south through
the middle of section thrty-one t3l), IN township
eighteen (ISl north range one u west OF ihe
fourth principal meridian, in said County ana State
intersects said south branch OF the saia Misss7pp
river: thence south on said half section me anu
the half section line running north and south IN IN.
middle Of section six t6l in township seventeen W
north range one -, west of the tonrth pfihcllia
meridian to the half section line running eaSl ana
west through the middle of said last mehlloheo
section six 6l; thence west on the SAID last men
toned half section line the east line OF TOWNSHIP
fourth principal meridian; thence north on salt
last mentioned township line, and the east line
township eighteen (1Sl, north range two ~ WesL
the fourth principal meridian, to the place OF be
ginning be annexed to and become part OF the sait
Iity of Rock Island, and said annexed territory
hereby constituted IA part OF the fourth Haru o
said City of Rock Island. = -,
| signed and approved November 18th, A d. 1917
THOMAS MURDOCH, Mayor.
Attest. JouS RApgF. Civ Clerk l4d3t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16
open ALL THE YEAR!

81 Louis. Michigan. Magnetic SPpiHgs
The first Magnetic Water discovered in America
1863 Has been visited by ovsr 10000 persons.
.kTIRE ~ UTE BS RAILROAD.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16

NEw GRAM SrEAMLE.-A vel LaOvu
st,Gu boAtnen proposes to build large
steamer this winter, with Douier wheels
With q view OF carrying bulk grain to the
amour Of 600 toos in i've feet water draf.
light al the ItsrD, eighteen inches; at the
boz, ten or twelve inches to be built short
and very wide, and without guards. The
party, who Is now in ST. Lotis, will soon
visit this city and lie Claire to see il the
steamer can be built at either Of these places
The pa,Iiug Of this steamer SaoAt will mark
a ne~ area 10 the carrying trade Of western
grain. The St. Louis Democrat says that
another Farty-A cApllalist-has taken the
matter into consideration, favorAOly impress
ed By the fact that there are nov five steam
ers running successfully on the western
rivers With the Douler wheels.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16
sDl1o Otto
Or Horse Diste1nper.
ASURECURE

Give half an ounce of RENNE'S PAIN-kIl.LlNG
MAGIC OIL. mixed with two ounces Of wafer
making the hor~e swallow it Repeat twice a day
before eating in the morning and after eatln" AT
night Buthe the throat ana neck freely three times
dny with Magic Oh clear. Take pail OF water
put in half an ounce Of Magic Oil. STIR u up, ana
sponge. out the nosriis and muuth three times day,
p,iuc, fr, an water each time. Wash the manger
with Magic oil aud water once day TO dsinfect IL.
Give only little feed AT time and give II fresh
rec times dav and of such charac as 10 tempt
the appetite, such a. potatoes. carrots, bTau-mash
ard salt hay. Must he well blanketed and have
plenty Of clean btdd.ug.
This remedy l. not only preventive, hut sure
cure only use the Magic oil freely aud persistent
" Ii ha- been thoroughly tried and has not aled
in single instance IT. externally and inter
nay neutral yes the virus. subdues the iniiamuIa-
lion. and tones the stomach.
Buy the large size For sale by all Druggists and
Merchants WIN RENNE x suns. sole pr0prie
torr and manufacturers, Pitteield, Mas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16
A MupHEAp ExposEs HrMsEIy

The Union now admits that ii counted
the O'Conor and Black votes 10 a manner
TO help HHwlsy. We knew this before, bu.
We preferred to gst that paper on record in
the matter before abiding to it. Praetic-
ally, all the votesfcsss for 0'Conor, Z" Boar-
bon" and Black, Temperance" are count
ed BY the Union as having been cast for
HAwlsJ, 10 order to help him up somewhere
nearly even With Grant. The UHiOn says;
ITO obtain Grants mai ,rity it is nssessary to
sabtrsst all thu votes cast against him, whistler
for Greelsy, the Liberal, 0'ConOT, the Democrat,
Black, the Temperance, or Adams, the Anti
MAsosic candid ate. Votes cnst for any Of these
were surely AEaiust Grant and must all be de-
Quoted from bis vote to Ihow his majority"
Thi, is the plsinest case of 'mudhsad "
stupidity that We ever heard of. Votes cast
for any candidate but Greeley had no more
effect upon the Gran. vote than did the
votes OF people who dad mol, vote at ALL
SGch votes we're not against Grant any more
thsu they we're sgaiust Greeley they
we're no' against either any more than we're
those woo stAld at home. Tney we're of nc
more consequence aayw way Ihau the votes OF
those who did not vote. IL would DO Just
as sensible to add the votes Of all The peo-
pie who neglected 10 vote, to Hawley's fg
ures, as to try to fog AOy BODY into the BELLE
that HAwley did not run behind Grant be.
cause somebody voted for 0'C1nor! Tb.
lame aud impotsnI manner in which Mr.
HASley's organ attempts to heip him out 0
his uuPopalArisy is not only lAughabie, gu
it - eonIsmpuble.
Mr.. Hauley's organ closes by saying:
elf 1t had NOT been for deliberate fraud on tn
part Of Boss DSntorth's =. Liberal friends in tai
county In printing a ttc simie Of the Repubh
can ticket With Dr. FraNdals's M ne 50 Sstltute
for Nr. Hswley ., sod sneaking sUms IN anon
piles If tras Republican tickets to catch the uu
weary and giving others to the ignorant or care
less, Mr.. Hnwiey. instead OF beng Eve vote
behind President Grant would have hssn ffsseI
Ortweaty ahead
Ihia Is Il very poor compliment 10 TN
'csr-Iess, " "Bn~sry and ignorant" GRAIL
ties, whether true or uoI. Bat MIR. Hsv-
tickets alluded 10 we're ordered by Gran
men who desired TO vote for DIR. Truesdale
uea Who made 40 secret Whatever of thei
opposition 10 Mr. HAWley msu who bo
hr. HAVlsy in u'Ssg contempt for the di.
honorable and tricky course be has taken j
regard to several raalers since be was 6r,
elected TO Congress. Liberals had nothiyi
whatever TO do with tbs matter. L. ga
Grant move, b. Grant mer, VINO preferra
, Iraesdals TO hAwley. lhs UHien has OF
peruis.ion 20 pitch into the Grant men :
much - It p,sAses. No LIBERIA, ia III 40
manner responsible for the fact that Graz
;, msu voted tor Truesdale. They voted fl
e him because tte7 ~sD,e3 a.. Aud thAs
i tSc reason Hswley rams several hundred b.
p bini Grant, aud IrHes1Sls ahead Of Gre,
LEY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16

HESDsRsOy's BrcHU, -. -.
an UnfAiIinR remedy 70. al d.
p "'e' also for Dyspepsia or
49,, .sney, or Wind 10 the
t", AHe most distressing cases of
80 -. s's and Uterine Complaints
~" -nIly cured BY Hsndsrson's
0o'ao' II is unequAlsd BY any known
'emsoy Tor the cure Of DrOpsy, Gravel, and
all GoatJ and Rheumatic affections. 1t is
A'Peei6e remedy for expslling ali Pain and
Tape Worms 1t is prescribed BY eminent
physicians in Chrome Affections Of the Liv-
er. For sale By ell druggists. See sdvsr-
tisamsss IN Ihls Issue. sod&vly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-16

Passengers IsAy,ds AoeS leland on thssc. Il
P.road q a.is y. "a. ~ rycJiy hruugL 70
lcavsnwvrth, Kansas, ArriVtng thsrs Al n . M