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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-05

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Col. A. K. Mcclure is making . strenuous
effort IN the Pennsylvania Legislature to &C.
complish the passage Of . bill for reforming
the election laws Of Philadelphia. A CON.
mite IT the Senate has reported his bill fa
vorNbly, and on Thursday night i,s author
male long and able aIgumen, in its favor.
In IN eloquent plea for PhiladelpAia, he
said: 'There is Philadelphia behold her
greatness and her wrongs, her pride and her
shame. Lo'k ut her government, in which,
the whole State u interested, a. in the honor
and happiness Of one family. It's demorsl
iza,ioa has brought embarrassment upon
our own people and rcprosch upon the con
s,i,uency Of every Senator upon ,his H.,or.
Scan her enormous and steadily growing
debt, now three times greater than the debt
Ut Pennsylvania Estimate her crushing ,ax
rate On high valuations, when the State de-
m.nds no tribute from the lands and homes
Of her citizens. Turn to The remOrseless
cx.ortions Of her officials, who pervsrt pub.
lie 0fficcs to public oppression. There are
her streets, dishevelcsl and neglected, which
should be the places Of beauty and sources
If enjoyment II is for these multiplied
misfortunes, forced upon her citizens BY q
political system created here. that ask q
remedy; snd who. in good conscience and
in obedience to bis cath, can refuse j, r
The Philadelphia Press says tie Senate will
pass the bill, but thinks the ac,ion Of the
House 10 not % ceStsin.-N, T. Ttibsas
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A fcarfu! pilgrimage Is Described by the
grent Eastern explorer. Vsnterry, who met
it once in his travels und was deeply i'm
pressed by its wierd and dread appearance.
II Was procession Of the deaf aud not Of
the living. and yet stretched US far ss the
eye cIuld reacI, across the vast plain. There.
in distant Persia. the followers Of All, fall
ing in strangely enough with the belief Of
tho Chinese hcss,ens, fancy they cannot
rest in foreign soil. and if ll.cy Can nj oil
scrape the pit,ance together. provide . rest.
ing place for their bodies nj kufs, where
their chicftain lies buried. Hence every year
this fearful procession Vt collins slang Oh
The l,xcks VI cancls and nsscs starts from
the ultermost confines vi Persia, and swell.
ing by additions in every Town and hamlet
gradually reaches gigantic proportions. till
q vas. arny Of horrid dccayins pilgrims
reaches the sacred buryiny ground. The
unfortunate Arabs whO undertake tue
dismal task, with iheir heads enycIoied in
thick, shawl and faces Ut deadly palior, not
unfrequc",Iy succamb lo.g before they
reach ,,e cud VI their journey, and countless
collins arc simply cast down, ill huge pile
rises like terrible msus0leum On the i'm.
mcnsc plain. II 10 not without reason,
t!screfo.c, That travellers aul physicians lave
l"kcd upon this awe.,u.piri"g place - the
very cradle Of the cholera, where the fear.
fuI disease is. phrnix like. ever horn again,
when il has made its fatal journey round
tho world and demanded it, periodical mum.
bcr Ut men. .a..-s.-
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POETRY.
N eaSuri:11 the RapY.


We mca-nnA rivtoI- b ,by
Agatw-t til. Gotta :. wall:
lily grew NJ III. thtcshuid,
And the hoy wa jus, II. tail.
\ royal tiger lilv,
VITA .p,is III pdrp.r and cold.
Ana heart like Jcwclrh rhalicc.
The fragrant acw to hold.
without the hlacSh!rd wh.;lci.
High np IN the old roof trees,
A!d to aud iiO ut the window
The red rose racscl nrr bees:
Ana the wee pink fists Of baby
We're never q moment still.
Snatrhlng NJ shine aud sh ,d0w
That danced NJ the lattic.. sill.
Al me IN a darkrBcd chambcr.
With the sunshinc .hut away.
Through tears thai fell like bitter rain.
". measured tine b by to-day.
And tnr like hare feet Ia :. were .linplcd
Aut rwc,t n. = bad Tia. rose,
Lay .'Ic by rdc to.cr her
IL the hush Of \ lon: icposc.
Up from the dainty pillow.
White ~ the rl-in. dawn,
4 fair little face lay -m.lin.
With til" !iyht oi heaven thereon
Ana the dear little hahd.. like rose leaves
D1op,,,7l from the rose, lay sti.l.
Nryc to catch at the sunshine
That crcpt to the shrouded ill.
We measured the sleeping bab;
With iibhDrs wlitr as SHOW.
For the shining rosewood ci-kct
That waited him below.
And out at the dirkcnc,l chamber
event with u chiGlcss moan:
For the height of the s!nlrss nn.,rls
Oar dsnr little on had grown.
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eESr.

"LOvc Il belt r than house or lands
So. Sir Stephen. III iiic with lhcc:''
Quick she stcps VIII re the courscr r:ands.
Light she springs to the saddlc-trce.
Love Is better than kith "r kin:
so close she clung n d - close claspcd l,c,
They head no lob uf the bitter wind.
Nor the snow tina. shuddcrcd along the len.
Love II better than life or breath
The dit. ale OYER the l,0rsc'. knee;
Softly they sink IT, The SOFT. cold death,
And the SNOW shroGd folds them silently.
Houses and LANDS ave gone for ayc,
Ki,h and kin like the wild wind fee;
Life and breath have Auttcrcd away,
But l"vc hath bo-s0nrd cternaiiv.
Hose Terry, atlantic Monthly.
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A11a1 WitAoat 1Gaselss.
tFrom the New Yssk Void, FeAgU0Y l7th.l

Iron the New Ysrk wes,d. Fessssy mil
A faro. dealer In this city, about four
years ago, was compelled 70 relinquish his
professions by paralysis Of his right fore
finger. The nesvecell lin the spinal column)
which supplied the joint had died from
overwork, and the muscles Of the finger
gradually passed away through d,susc-
atrophied, the doctors call II. The dead cell
in the spinal marrow In some way, by con.
tact or sympathy, destroyed its neighbor.
which controlled the same finger on the left
hand. The strophy extended over both
hands. up the arms. TO The chest, shoulders
and neck. At the present time there is not
. muscle in these porsions of the mans body.
The sfms hang useless and absolutely nssh,
less-mere skin, and bone. The .intercos.al
muscles arc gone, and the man can make no
respiratory movements requiring their &C,
ton; the neck . csophagus, uachea and
spinal column clad 10 akin, and Tho. 10 oil,
The processes Of the latter Standing out .
plainly - In skeleton. The head, unsup.
possed, hangs down on. tho chest - II il
were merely lied on. BY movement Of
The loins the man can ihsOw hls head Over.
% TINT it win fall resting on his slouldss
end hack, but oehefviss than thus mechaa>
ically, he cannot eontEOl its motion. What
parss ~ disease win nsxt asiack II qsa.
iion with The phyaieisns . Bsllsvss, whsse
49, - -
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GRACE GREENwooD AND Her LITTLE
MEMORANDUM BoOK-It having been re-
ported that Grace Greenwood owned town
Iots IN Denver. that lsdy very gracefully
turns point "n Credit Mobilier aud Oakes
Ames, with tic following denial ..-
demand IN investigation. so'emnlv
declare that own ND town lots In Denver
nor town lot. nora half a:own lot. Town
no, single share Of rsilrosd stock, nor Of
mining stock IN the Territory Of Colorado
Ny memorandum br,k Is 1t the service Of
any committee that may BE appointed. and
! .lcfy them 10 find out from il anything
inculpating me Or my Denver friends; or.
for that matter, ~ find out anything ut al
byit. ...--..s,. ....,a...s., ..fP a
ga II my Chicsgo brother should sp.ak well
gf Heaven. would not suspect him 0f hay.
,ng treasures lsil ~" there. Here ] rest
my defense am sure have ,nedc . cor.
rrCe sta sesnent, having paused repeatedly to
refresh my mcn,ory. ..,..t.s,.a "a.
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Glass Woelkfios.

A glass competition, which may be made
ut any time into curlsd OF frizxletl yarn, has
been discovered ny N. Brunfsut Of Vienna.
These friszled threads surpass in fineness
not only the 6nest cotton. but even . single
cocoon thread, aEd they appear u the same
time alm0t - soft and elastic as silk lint,
and beautiful 70 the eye. These smooth
threads arc n0w woven in textile fabrics,
which arc made into neckdee end various
o,her articles. In softness the glass yarn
almost appsoachss silk; and 10 lhs touch 1t
is like 'hs choicest wool OF eollou. I. alse
possesses remarkable strength, remains
unchanged In light or warmth, and b not
altered BY moisture or acids. Another great
advantage which It naturally necessarily
ps'ssesses 10 that Of being uon.in .tlsmma5ls
and incombustible The composition Of
this glass material is peculiar to the inventor.
The spinning requires exsraordinary dexter.
i.y and constant attention, and 10 said u be
very trying to tho sight. With wheel Of
the diameter Of hve Austrian yards, one
opesssor - able to spin three thousand yards
per minute. oil Of the most 1nisorm sire and
beautiful quality. &@" ..2's @.
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ApprOpos Of tairs, and their frequently
very questionable devices fur raising money.
We copy the folhwinx ct"ry from an ex.
change: N Presbyterian minister of "a
Western tOwu wss once aces,etea 1t = fair ut
his church, where some Of these expclicnis
were In full blast. BY % less personage
than the well known Dean R,cismond tafter.
wards Presidsu, of the New YOrk Central
Rai:usd, bat then known u BE- . hs6ltus
Of she gaming tablet In ihisY16hion: .Domi-
ME, ldUn's exactly undssssaad als .yUar
games hesc, bus ! aWoald liks =, hsip ~
cansc along. II you'ye - yhieciiOn. Id
Iiks 70 70 iatp one % tAeae eide rsoms and
ssyia eans of enkee with yoa-ahe winnlngs
. 10 % ~ oh9ge1 any Wag.' sJAe passse
e1sisue3 2 Mtlle. tqe ~, eAoeeh Eane Of
-; ;fs f ~ s::d,.'|e s'-'a - 81
!. ..sv .lIci& sll I4iIsls
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JOSH BILLINGS PAPERS.
THE RABBIT,

THE RABBIT
The rabbit iz u kind Nv long cared and
sii"ri. .ialc.! kat. ami reside; for living all
over the United States ot Amerika They
are az harmless SO far az pizJn is con.arne.l.
rs ynns gosiin.
They lv in holes in the ground. holier
logs, and under brash heaps. and kan run
faster and stop quicker than any i OK q leg.
.ed brute.
Their hind legs are twice Ms long and
twice NJ fast NJ their tore ones, aud they
seem I" .'c biit bcs, for running UP u hill,
and backing down it.
except green; green rabbits are out Nv
fashion.
Rabbits bite easy, and cat soft and are sc,l
lew l~ better viltlcs than the kat.
1 don't kno sxnc'Iy how many rabbits
lharc are ~ the United States now. snd
never cxpekt iew kno. for they kan hutci,
out, aud spicd faster than the mcxzlcs.
One pair Ov l'clihy and industrious rabbits
will settle The whole township in IL months.
and begin tew cmigrate into the jiuc!ng
parts.
Rabbits are az eazy tcw kill az cucum
l'ci vine when 1t fust starts cut Uf the
ground, aud are az cay lew kctch az bad
kuld.
Rabbits hav no kunning, and but little
guile; hav kep, them M pets. and k"n
s:tlcr them JUS, about az safe az they are
useless.
Their fur il Of sum value. but they are a.
tender lew skin, without isrcing. az Il billed
potatcr.
THE POODLE.
The poodle iz small dog. with sore eyes,
unh hid umungst 4 good deal Of proMiskuss
hair.
They are sumc,imcs white for ca,lor. and
their hair IL tangled all over them. like the
head Ov u yung turkey.
They are kept az pets, and like all other
pets, ave ~ stubborn az u setting hen.
ip'~dIe iz u woma"'s pct, and that makes
them kind Nv sakrel; Whatever y woman
'"ves she wUrships
liav sccn pn,dics that I almost wanted
'cw swOp places with, hut the owners ov
them didn't akt 10 me ~ tho they wanted
tcw trade for emmy thing
There IL but few things on the face Nv
this earth more utterly worthless than q
poodle. and ": nm glad 'hare iz poodles.
for it tharc wasn't ihare IL some people who
wouldn't have emmy obJekt ~ living and l.av
nothing ,ew luv.
Tharc IL nothing in this world made in
VAN, and poOd!es are gGOd for fleas
FIeas are also good for p"odIcs. for they
keep their minds employed in scratching,
and almost everybody clsc's too abou, the
house.
never knu a man tew keep a poodle
Mans nsiur IL too koarsc for poodles. A
IxN,dlc would soUn fs.le and die il . maj,
wnz tn nuss MIN.
ldont cxpekt emmy poodle, but if emmy
body docs Civ me one he must make up his
mind tew bc tied onto long stick every
Saturday. and BE- used for washing the win.
'lOws on the ou,si.e.
This kind of nussin would probably make
the poodle md, and probably hc would quit,
but i kant help il.
II hav got tew keep a poodle, he has go,
,cw help wash the windowsrv Saturday.
am solid on this pint
Bally for me.
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AM PREPARED TO MAKE ENTRIES At
HELENA RATEsi
No one n now Connected with mc IN the
l.aud business In this COMaty.
C,, ,,w.vs be found At the District Clerks Office.
n.cr O. Il UDANNON.
Lodge. June. 20. 1884,? IHsti
TO Investors.

Th. Northern Pacific NaiOad Company has nov
buu equipped and put In operation. nearly 5' milc-
Of i,s main line OF ad through M excellent country
md along what Il known Ms the Valley Route to the
Pacific. The finished portions already enjoy large
and fast increasing traffic. Tho sections approaching
completion connect the chain Of Lakes with the nav'-
CATION Of the Upper Missouri and Columbia rivers
with Puget Sound. secure nt once large aud pr"nf-
able business and cnt'tc the Company to aho"t TO-.
0.oOO acres of excellent average land In fec slime
pie.
With these accomplished results, tho Company o.
tcrs, and IL now rapidly selling. s Fir.t Mortgage
Bonds, for tho purpose Of completing the co"struc.
lion and equpmcnt oi In road scross the Continent
ft.r careful, investigation. we recommend 'hc'e
bonds NJ well secured aud upususlly prodtabls y"
yestmrnt. They have 30 years 10 run principal and
interet, are payable In gold tho tctcst tssvcn aud
three ,cuths per crst) equal now to about Sk es
cent. In currency The coupon and registered bond'
can hc exchanged for each other. At tho pleasure I"
the holder Gold checks for the semiaunaal interest
address Of the owscr.
Tnc.e securities lavs tho to'ss~inx e'caeafs d
strength aud safety: They arc the Obligation I"
strong corporation they arc also mortgage o" IN
Road. i,s right Of way. equiprnssts snd franchises
and frs, lean on IT. not earnings. In addition Il
this usually sufficient security, there J" pedsed 'o' 10
paymcn. VI the principal and nsacss osa"'o a~"o
avcrasin: nbou, aa0oo Acres ysr Mic for ~ emu"
length Of tn. Rind. Al Ii. average pssos pe' 'e'e
which other. Land Cran,s hays ~, far ossn so'd
this real e.,a,r .ecsn,y wsIs y,ssA -. sis'.oo
per mi'e-more uass sssse 'isss ~
bonds. sftFF es~Ft
The Company hss a,ssaly sge - process g |"
dcemng and canccssipe IT, nsst nossgsss esess.
they ere now being received, ae iio In payssss -
exchange for ~ Csspsny's ,sssA eta" .'
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THB Poo7A1 OARDa-t'he contract for
the manufacture Of tl,e new postal cards has
been awarded to the Morgan Envelope Com.
psny, Of Springfield. Mssa, 1t q 81 per
thousand. The contract b 10 run four years
and calls for the delivery Of I0o, ,0oo, ,oo0 Of
cards the larss year, thoush the number may
be increased st tho option OF the Depart.
mene Four milIlbns of The cards are 70 be
made by tho nsss Of May. when the contract
'akes effect. They sss 10 be three BY i've
and onc.sighth inches In size, made from
bond paper, sal tho card board must weigh
Dix pounds per 1000 cards. They ass to be
doas up ID parcels Of twenty. live, and
packed In strong passebosrd or straw boxes,
each - costain 500 cards. When 1000 or
more cards arc required to OH Tho order Of q
possmas'sF, they nsst also packed In strong
woodsa boxss, welt hoopsd with iron, tho
exrsnss of packing and fseigssiux 10 Wash.
ingtoa 70 ssbosse BY the, eoossac,oe. Al
the poaaags o. tse cssds b % b only one
cent, is is"anticapassa thas this mode Of
commsnaessased viii bscons ssessdingv
popslssJ speeally w.sh basiasss nss; aud
II - NJ sdsoAsd SassAecards will b msch
greater shaa oas hsadssd nllllsa pr ysir,
= !ease daring The seoad, sAlrL end fourth
ysasS ~ ehacoplesek, dis. I sG ssa
Out 4 sNsa,y .Ivs csss bsoasht bsfess
oHo 0u0ena C6PA ~ n lfnnnna aaRh1oo1
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4 KExTuckr SuEairSis CALL 1oR TAX
rs. Plain talk. true q preaching. have
waited. begged. persuaded, shresisnsd ]
have borsnwcd money and psid big interest
thereon, NJ! y save he x.payer oos, end
myself disasrrestle duty. The desired
end Is not attained. am NOV notified that
further delay will aacsi6cs 0e and bring
irouble on my securities. This i cassa,s
submit 70. Thersf.sa sts money asss cane,
o. will show Isgal casse fostl,s ds,isquas.
cy. shall legia lhe Ans of next sssk ~
levy on pessunal psopcry. and where nose
IT shis can be tssad, RAJ estaas viii b seh
ssilcicnt = nv Ismainlng ssxss = IL. .&pal
Court. Ness aesl expess y - ovsrlooksS; !;
III shall fass slikA fssn ~ leaes 70 ~
gTsaasss. fi.. t i. 2. Qsunpxs &
Sheriff asd Cellsea~ q, -Issesefs Ascaek.
ooVQn0V. ~. sEs.,, s.fs,s 9is. 9s lssssgq
- y q ~ ! - y |, elupltas
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DAn.BERaiEs.

And row Dr.. Bellows has got hold Of
those Credit Mnblicr fellows Well, they
need blowing up.
1t takes years Of careful uaining to con
vince y by who Is taken sick on q Satur-
lay, that there is M, screw Loose some.
where in the universe.
A dog which was seriously bowling for
d. a,h, !" front of o" uptown house, Sat.
urday evening, was suddenly Obliged u nd.
j"urn for repairs. %"
A young man aged Is, lifted up Ills voice
and wrp', on Main street, Saturday, having
missed the parental form which acco.npn.
nicd him into town.
An absent minded Danbury Indy on Mon
day, tied Il bed quilt she had jus, washcd. in
~ rocker IN front If ,hs stove, ard pinned
her baby 10 lhc clothes line.
An Essex street boy made n very hand
some snow man, about seven tect high,
Saturday, and robed it with his mothers new
sixty dollar shawl. lie is sa.ldest when
he sits.
We have heard good deal about the
"Dying Soldier" the "Dying Statesman" d"
and the "Dying Hc,u;" now why don,
s,Me poet write about the dying Stem
bs,ml Clerk" Or don't stcamlsm, clerks die
Secretary Boutwell, seems 10 escape Ill
suspicion during the examination into the
CrcJit MohiIicr. The intense light "f scru
tiny can find no spot upon hts fair cscut
cheon. on.-Eschaage. NJ, sir; there's no tar
| IN his heel
Somcb.,dy, Of u statistical turn, is puz
lied 10 account for the great surplus Ot
births over deaths in 1872. We suppose the
reason is because it is ch, a:,er, tor u man
can bc born for great d, al less than he Can
.~ buried. Aud penny saved is Il penny
earned.
A Pittsburgh man has invented new
tombstone. I, Is Of iron, cast 10 the right
shape. with grooves, "r rests. for marble
tablets. They can hc manufactured al n
price that will give the poorest Of US two Or
three changes Of iombs,0nrs apiece.
The Mi,lcri,cs publish q weekly paper in
West Mer'hcn. advocating the resurrection
Of the dead in 1878. They arc also 10 pc,i
lion tie State Legislature for that purpose,
aud nrc bringing other influences to bear.
and II pluck and enterprise are of any avail,
they will bring n thorough resurrection u
bust. .,r,
A German physi"logist has discovered
that ,ohacco smoking by boys ''interfsrcs
with the molecular change cOincident with
development of tissues. aud makes the blood
c,rpu.c.cs oval md irregular nt the edge.
Any parent eAn thus ascertain If his boy
smokes by merely lax ing out handful ot
his blood corpuscles and obs. rving thei'
edges
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Mn CuoATE CoNQUERING A JURY.-We
once h, ard Rufus Chonte make m argu
mcni five honrs' long TO II jury. The s'atc>
n,ent of his case, the reasoning, the appcais
to the sensibiliiies Of tic jury. were over in
two hours. Still. the advocate con,iaued
speaking. repeating with additional vehe-
mcnce wha, he lnad said before with new
illustrations and arguments. We Looked u
the jury in order n discover tho cause Of
this seemingly useless expenditure of mind
and farce Eleven OF them were palpnbly
convinced; the twelfth. the foreman, .
hnri headed, unimagi"s'ive, unimpressiblr
MN of business, had on hrs face y look If
incredibly. Clos,e devoted three hours 70
the task Or l,rcaking down the will Of This
one man. and Of compelling him 70 admit
I've c.,gcncy Of his reasoning which was
foreign to his habits of thought. he did
NJ. stop, and We then thought hc never
would s,op until he had conquered this dts
believer Il seemed fot sOmc time thai years
II talking would I've of 10 avail. A lssii.
however. the hard cs,untenance sOfienci.
The stony eyes we're mIOisiencd. the lips k'.t
their rigidiiy-in short, the whole m cOI
lspssd THEN Choatc ccncludetl his asKu
m,cnt IN few quiet and telling seniercsa,
and NJ down, sure ~ verdict. - -
Whipple. @a
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A1so.sss 4 Wsst virgi,ia.


Sarah J. Winemiller, girl of about seven
teen summers. who was convicted and sent
to the Wes. Virginia penisentiary for burn.
ing small log churcl, in one of the smaller
counties of the State, having been pardoned
by Governor Jac'bs, was released On the 9Th
ult The manner In which this girl got in.
to the penitcniiary is peculiar. She WAS en-.
amored with young man who 'unforiun.
s,ely vas charged with stealing horse, and
was put in Jail to await trial therefor.
With confidence in the ehasge against her
insmni,s and . sdesDtioA eJhEm tSal were
renssksble, she proceeded To commit the
90 for which shs wss sent up that che might
bs with him in The penilentiasy.r Bsa, alas! |!
The man was acquitted last fall. when h:s
trial came Of, and lie has ever since. up 70
The time Of the pardon. been engaged IN ..
curing his faithful, though rash s~eetheart's
TeIesse The facts Of THE notable romance
are Get forth II, the peiit,os. The happy -.
sa!s may bs imasised. sea gR II.
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Tus NEv rosrAL CA1Da-Ths Fnssmas.
ser General bas isased advssdsepests for
lids for ihs new peany posaal easda Il =
~ iDseaiioA of The Departmept % have
cards ready for issss b the 1st Ut Nay. IL
win b impossihls - naAs thassesssafy ar>
saagesae9s susess*. Thar Resaa1saesa atlea.,
ssal haeeslssedya aEsssivs1s .assA esAss stse
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