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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Danbury News man has gone
to Europe.
R. M. T. Hunter has been elected
State Treasurer Of Virginia.
Extensive fires have ragged around
Eau Claire, WIS.,, for several days.
1t Is being suggested that DR..
Livingstone was insane. Where is
the Herald's man :? >,..: -.
1t is now said that both the Pope
and Cardinal Antonelli are Masons IN
tho chivalric degrees.
Mrs. Edwin Forrest has comprom.
ised with the executors of the great
tr.gedian for $4,000.
"A Virgini. railroad. ha. been
made to pay $25 for killing rooster
Won't tho rest Of them crow though?
"A child was recently born to Mrs.
N. Turner, Of Coopsrtowu, ILL.,, having
three separate and developed arms. It
is doing well.
An exchange says that the Red
sea would reach from Washington to
Colorado, and that it is three times as
wide as Lake Ontario-whew!
Speaker Blaine will not allow the
words Applause and laughter to be
printed in the Globe hereafter. He
says they only indicate a,brsach Of de-
corum.; y s..' .
.-Persistenoy is final victory. John
Couch was married In Philadelphia
last week to 4 girl who had rejected
him eighteen tlmes-she said she
wanted to test his love. =
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THE following extract from . letter
written to the St. Paul Pioneer by Mr..
John Wass, 40 old resident of this
State, and Who is now In California,
does not seem to speak very favorably
Of that country:
"Bsilg one Of the half dozen first voters
Of Hsaaspin county, and having lived
there for sixteen ears, and having little
interest there yet, will give your readers
sons news about California. This 10 .
harder winter in California than last win
tsf vas in Minnesota. Cattle and sheep
an dying by the thousand There ars
more poor, hard-up men in California than
any ether State in the Union. It 10 snow
ing nev. and there 10 NJ prospect offspring.
Hay 10 $50 POI ton in Sacramento, and 10
skipped from San Francisco. Taxes are
very high and It takes oil that men in good
circumstances can get 10 pay them, and .
great many Of them have 70 borrow The
nensy. Psrsons that think they saa bst-
ts1 their eireumstansss. had better say
whore thsy aRs. Men vhs eva large hy-
dsaalie niaing claims sannot pay their
store bills.
81 have tried In tho valleys, on the coast
aad In the neuntains, and think ts-Asy
that Nilnssots 10 better country thar
Cslifsr1is ever viii bs lo1 man With ned.
sfsss 0saas."
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~ .lSht
q ~. ----Oa'S Sunday = M,sl.el Dive, Hat
ii. B, ,H.mnond, nd thr.e oth.u
wore crossing the Missouri River ,near
Bismarck whom The Javl. eapsi,.d . and
Dive, and Mrs. q. were; drowned.
The yawl rocked somewhat, Tightening
the wom.n, when she jumped up,
grabbing Dive around tho neck, cap.
sizing tho boat, Mrs. d. and Dive
were carried 70 tho bottom who're their
bodies still rest. Ono Of tho parties,
. soldier, SWAN ashore and the other
two hung on 70 tho boat and we're res
oued. Few persons escspe Who fall
into tho Missouri river, tho current i
%. rapid and the waters g turbid
Bae.ek Zkesas 81, !. g.. .s,,..,.s,.. ].
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WANTS 70 IN Al ..oRaAs!''

The Shskopes A,yus Il troubled
about The Dsnesssey Of The R;oseer.
Il ssys .'ths Pioneer he never bsea Z
reliable Democratic joulssl sinse Earl,
8. Goodrich sold ont tvsivs years ego,
and Of course il not worthy Of the sup.
port Of the Democratic party" Per.
haps tho Argus is right. At least the
Rion eer will make no argument upon
it. But nobody questions The Dsmoc.
raey Of the Argus. 1t is still in favo,
Of the slsveholders' rebellion, still o.
the opinion that jeff Davis il Z greatly
abused man, and still sorrowlng ovsl
tho demise of tho CATO .nine.taib and
the slave pens. This il kind Of De.
mocracy, certainly, which the Ronee'
lays no claim to. But the Argus is On
undoubted exponent Of it. It would
make an excellent "organ." The hand.
full Of "Dsmoorats'' who follow: it, lead
in this direction are aged, il Is true,
aud few Of them esn read, and all d
them reside in the vicinity Of Texas
but thsy would oil acknowledge III,
''ora'n'hips Of thsF Argue. Let. i
stick out It's 'hinsle and b. happy
xIo1eec. y #at -. a. t..s.ss 80 5
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N. W. BxzoH1R declines tha six
noashs vaeatioa preferred him BY the
PlJneush Church. As says that 70
lese - sbssnss .vssM b irksoos b
hin and unjust 10 those Who had paid
high prices for psws. He will not %
TO- Eselana, and will take only bis usu.
Il vacation Of three months, on biz
farm during the GUNNER.
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John Boushard, Of B Company;
It'll Cavalry, died At Fort Lincoln, on
the 18th inst, Of brain foyer. The
Whereabouts Of. the, relatives Of. Mr..
Bouchard are unknown; but no man in
the army had more friends than he.
His funeral was largely attended by
officers and soldiezs.-Bismarck 1ri.
b.ne. s., !5.sc ys!G-e .gz. .ss: -: = y4o,,@:.-
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TIRE PRnsIDENT's VETO.

Congns spent long weeks in psr'
fecting and passing what will hence
forth b known % tho great Imitation
bill; and no sooner va it passed than
President Grant vetoed it. The conn.
try 1t large vas taken BY surpriae-it
va universally supposed that he would
sign It without tho least hesitation.
Indeed it was openly affirmed in the
Rouse that he would sign this treat
mont Of the Boston committee confirm.
I'd this suppression and the dreadful
psrsisssaey. Of The originaton OF the
bill in carving it through even In the
faes Of the protests that were sent 10
from all sections of the country, loft rs
to behsvs that they knew, that, beyond
question he would sign it. If they
really believed 10, they we're badly de-.
esivsd. for tho Presidsnt chopped Its
head of - promptly ~ . man would
that Of . viper. In dong 90 he dashed
hinssN agA,nst many Of hn best
friends, but If he shoald lose these few
b thb ct, hs vii! gain thsusands in
their sesad. The further imitation Of
the currency, would b tieaneial ruin
not 10 sey, dsnolishiag Ill hopes Of q
rsta,n to specie payment, and 70 this,
the soa.t'y has been looking, fot years.
~ IL only hope. European journals
speak Of this - the graadsst stride Of
GIANTS admipissrstion and the saliva.
ton ofths eountrJ-and With country
sin rsshng ike drunken man from
tie stroke Of the last panic, with busi'
men Weakened in al sections and q
pseially With the great vest suffering
because il ooanot eel vhstit raises, i
would havs ben the rs6asnsss Of cru
city 70 have flooded he land, still f1rth'
e with IN undesirable and slnos,
valuslss currency.
Thssks to Prudent Grant, the dan
ger il past, 20 fas - imitation ID con
sssnsd for Congress viii hardly t1J i
again.
Since writing tho above, Coogrss
has taken up the veto message and sus
tanned il BY Z vote Of 20 to "a.
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Mas. POLK, the widow Of ex.Presi-
dent james K. Polk, il urging . claim
Of 32,44o for property taken by the
Usion troops during the late rebellion.
She brings a@davits signed by three Of
her late slaves, - to her loyalty to the
United States.
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HlAOC1ks' 1NDUllANo1 COMPANY
AND THH GRAN00RS.

In another column will b found the
resolutions Of the Executive Commit.
tee together with an explanatory state.
meut Of the Grand Mastsr Of the State
Grange in reference to tho report Of
tho standing and management or rather
Encouragement of the Farmers In
soraass Company Of Minneapolis, made
last winter by . committee appointed
BY tho State Grange, of which Gov.
Sherwood was chairman.
It appears that Nimooks, the Score.
tary Of the Company, in trying to boil.
stsr up tho rotten concern, and ave If
possible, Ii. Company from the dam.
aging effects of tho report, signed,
without authority, tho name Of the
Grand Master Of the State Grange, to I
published statement, tending to refute
tho report, and a'psrsiug tho motives
Of the investigating committee.
The resolutions referred to fully
vindicats the action Of the committee
in tho matter, and order ono thousand
copies Of their report to DO printed and
distributed to the oranges throughout
the State.
Thus lats action Of the State Grange
will doubtless open the eyss OF ous
farmers to An Insurance fraud, too long
psrpstzatsd upsn them.
Tho Legislature Of last winter VI,
prevented from passing On amendment
to tho Insurance law, BY the take rep
reservations Published BY this man
Nimosks. Had it passed it would
have either wiped out the bogus con-
eern, or have compelled the officers Il
place il, upon a sound Insurance basis
This Farmers Insurance Company
70 called, seems to b run solely fo1
tho purpose Of i~sv,tng- 10 the Score
tary and other officers . good round
salary. The assets to pay Losses q
per report Of the investigating com
mittee) being only ems dollar and ct,
cents for each one hundred dollars IL
ability.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.


"A silver grey muskrat was killed
near Litchdeld one day last week.
The steamer Red Wing was the
first boat through Like Pepin. She
landed At St. Paul on Thursday even.
ing last.
-Four thousand cords of wood were
pnt up in the vicinity of Bismarck
last winter by Mr.. Gager, alone, for
tho government.
The Norweeians of the state are
very generally making arrangements
to celebrate the seventeenth Of May, in
commsnoration of their national indie.
peudence. H..
Rev. Mr., Fuller, pastor of the
Congregational Church, Rochester, has
received a call to go to Turkey as a
missionary, nder the employment of
the American Board of Foreign Mis-.
sions. -:
The young men Of Brainerd have
organized society, the object of which
is to establish and maintain Reading
Room, Gymnasium and place Of social
resort for the people Of Brainerd.
| w. W. satterlee, State Temper
anee Agent, announoes a delegated
district Temperance Convention, com.
posed of Houston, Fillmore aud Mower
counties, at Spring vslley, on the 18th
and 18th days Of May next.
| AT the recent teachers institute
for Douglas county, at Alexandria,
committee was appointed to prepare a
plan for representing the educational
interests Of that country At the Centen.
NAL Exposition 10 1876.
John Layton, employed on q. farm
near Rochester, drank quart Of ,aloo.
hol, and some other liquor Thursday
night and Friday, and died from its
effects. He was thirty-6ve years Of
age, without friends or money, and wal
buried by the st. Johns Benevolent
! Society of Rochester,.
Mr.. F. Fassbind, the editor Of the
Wanderer, on Thursday last celebrated
his 6ftieth birthday. The Lieder
kranz bestowed upon him a serenad.
and also gold.headed cane. Thu
latter bears the following inscription
, "F. Fassbind, on his 5Oth birthday
From the St. Paul Llederkrans."
/ "A boat load of children, two SON.
aud three daughters Of John Schiller
were coming across the river at Vino
M, Sunday morning, to attend church
when the boat struck a snag and cap
sized. Two Of the girls, one agec
18 aud the other Z, was drowned. The
'. other children we're rescued by a hun.
tor. Search was made for the bodies
8 but without sucsess. %
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TIE New York Journal says that =
new church for Mr.. BeechsI has been
definitely decided on. It is to cost,
With the land, 100000, and to seat
5000 people.
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FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Apr. 80. I
Snow fell 70 the depth q tan inches
on tho level Last night. g
O1NorxNAM, O., Apr. 20. /
Al Dslsvare. Anna and othe, p.rss
Of Central Ohio, snow has bean falling
al day.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Apr. 20.
A heavy snow storm has prevailed
here all day. Snow fell to The depth
of twelve inches.
What . fearful country Minnesota ID,
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A1TII . second effort, . territorial
grand jury has been found in Dakota
vhish hau indicted P. P. Wintsrmuts
f. murder, for killing Me0ook, it, late
Secretary.
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sEx-Gov. n1LLIR has been sppoint-
Cd Register Of the new land Office At
Bismarck, Dakota. Edward Brown is
Reesiver of the zane. T.,
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The Bismarck Tribune has; since
the return Of the proprietor, Col.
Lounsbury, come out 10 = much i'm.
proved shape. ss2st es,5es 75e:r Il 49,, 49,.
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EXPLANATORY STATEMENT OF THE
MASTER OF THE STATE GRANGE.
I dssIr. to make tho following state.
ment in explanation Of my connection
with tho reply Of the officers OF the In.
suranes association and in viudication
Of the committee and myself in con-
neotion with the Investigation of the
affairs Of said Association.
The reply referred to in the FORE
going resolutions, was not seen by me
until after its publication. I author
lied my name to be appended to it
when it should b drawn, under the
supposition that it would be confined to
rsfutations of any ar,o.s OF misstate.
ments which might be found in the
report Of the committee. AS there are
nisstatements of facts, concerning the
appointment of the subcommittee
and the action Of said committee, jus
tioe to myself as we'll as to others re-
quirse that + should say, that had I
seen the reply, I should have withheld
ny name from the same, and not con.
sentsd to its publieat ion.
These are the facts. There was up.
On oil the occasions named, = majority
Of tho Executive = Committee present
and the statement that the sub. COM
nitses was se!, opro;nted, is untrue.
The eallioes Of tho special meetings Of
the Executive Committee BY Brother
Sherwood ~ approved BY the commit
~ when assembled ; there wa good
cause fo,, 1.-THE assembling Of the CON.
nitsss our business vas Of the ut.
most importance. Several Of tho state.
! nss6 contained in the Newspaper arti.
: slss are also untrss, and do injustice
/ to tAs committee, and especially ID
Brother Sherwood. &c did net "work
himself" into the Executive Commit.
to, but Va, regularly elected mem
bss thereof in his absence, snd % !
have reason to know without his pro.
| cursnent OK knowledge. Hs did moi
''gst himself appointed a. lobbyist. d
| No lobbyists wsre appointed, but sim
ply . sub-oommittee to confer with
patrons in the Legislature, at their re-
guest. Il Was agreed among ourselves
that no expenses Of such committee
we're to BE- paid by the State Grange,
and mono have bssn paid. I did mol
remain away from St. Paul to avoid
meeting such committee a. stated.
was absent at tho National Grange ,
portion Of the time, and sick At home
most Of tho remainder.
I respectfully request the Masters o.
Oranges 70 cause the foregoing proam'
bic and resolutions, and also the above
explanatory statement by me, to be
read il open Grange, At the first meet
ing after receiving the same.
2'~S% GEORGE L PARSONS,
| ! = +. ais, a.. y y; - Master. :
Dated Winsls, April Let, 1874,
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: GovIaN,rxNr 1ations for twsnty'
Avs days arsesto b. Issued 70 The suffer-
sss 81 tho AooA ID Louisiaas. They
Win est about go, 900. "
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.Sz#{5 @ 00MRAMNs
at . meeting q The Executive Com
mi.tss Of the State Grange, hold at
Winona on April 1st, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted ).
l WHrR1As, This Executive Com
mittss did, on The 8oth day of January,
A. D. 1874, At st. Paul, at . properly
constituted meeting. Of it, members,
appoint Bros. @. D. Sherwood, o. F.
Brand and R. A. Simmons, : sub.oom.
nittee to investigate tho affairs Of the
Farmers Fire Insurance Association Of
Minneapolis and,
WHERrAs, Said committee did,
on the Path day Of February, A. D.
1874, submit report in detail Of the
results Of their said investigation, to
another meeting Of our Executive Com.
mittee, which report Vas then adopted
and ordered published, ana which said
report was accordingly published As
adopted; and,
WHER1As, Since the publication Of
said report, 50 called report bearing
the signatures Of John Q. Farmer
president Goo. 8. Parsons, vice presi-
dent; J. 0. Milne, treasurer and W.
A. Nlmooks, secretary, has been made,
printed and circulated among tho
Oranges Of the State, containing false
statements concerning the action Of
our said Executive Committee, and Ii.
bellous insinuations against some Of its
members; and,
WHERIAs, The circulation Of such
statements, in connection with extracts
from the Formers Union and the
Minneapolis Tribune of = still more
gross and libsllous nature, in tho man.
usr aforesaid is, in the opinion Of this
Executive committee, uawarranted and
wholly unjuatidable, and productive o.
diseoRd among the members of our or.
der; therefore,
Belt Resolved, That we do hereby
disapprovs Of and condemn tho oours.
pursuea BY those who caused such
statsnents 70 bs 10 published and cir.
sulatsd, and for the purpose Of gindi.
eating tho said sub. committee - vel
u the Aforesaid action of our Executive
Committee, W do hereby direct thu
Secretary Of the State Grange to forth
with cause to be printed in circular
form one thousand copies of the report
Of the said committee appointed t
investigate the affairs of the said In
surauos Association, together with ,
duly authenticated copy Of these reso
lutious, and the explanatory statemen
ct our W. NJ, Geo. I. Parsons, append
ed thereto, and forward two copies o
the same d soon as printed to the Sec
rotary of each and every subordinate
Grange in the State.
| Adopted unanimously, At Winona
April lat. A. D.. 1874.
| THos. T. SMITH,
Secretary Of Executive Committee Q
State Grange.
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TIE TRA DE
e.: O p ~<|.@>.
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1873.

Jobber Wholesale Dealers and Paul. would
~s s % THAT y, ~ determined this year. Offer even . aaao.n.
BEFORE both regards extensive sets the lowest market
a'' enabled to offer superior h:.
will find it advantage make condn
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
f a york; s p: a': :;:'
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS srAr1osERs.
Pro-. n fas Co. &c., e! Ss Third ''" &'' sS Third
srA1oNERs
Merrill Co., 1866 Third" BOOTS AND sn o;s' ''' Third
ss sss:st s. s :: S 1ss ''''' Co., Third
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
ouDby H.uo-eu Henry Mill, 2a.nd25 Filth
| CARPETS OIL CLOTHS PAPER,
' n s:s e NEW x as:
CHINA GLASS, ouEENswARE
| TOBACCO
'';''' s. '''' ,,o,I,5: s:i' s. TT:
s. s:sss: g. ;ss 4s,ss P'" " Third
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS
5S s;;; =: ,s $ S:;:. Ell FL:
W. WsetS 1.a 5 SSis1 c. Co.. a g Tss
Miner Mccarthy Fourth rs Men.nus 254
COPPER AND BRASS WORKS
! DOORS SASH. BLINDS MoULDmas.
Decou cor 9Th
DRUGS MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
aoy'' Brothers Cutler 81 Third nnr d EDWARD Dss 1913 7'
Finch ss'' If and lie g Retail.
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS ,,,n .:.,.
| FANCY
John aartns, 1852 rhidst
stss VIM sAusy 1879 1hd'
GUNS. RIFLES PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
'''<''''' ''' '''e GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
% % ss and Sicily
Retn) 2o1hd s12s jackson
! CUTLERY.
s sssss .t; S;R: N.Y.
HATS AND
Ron NAILS AND STEEL
sol Dean, 81 Third I J Br.an4
J richardson cHArcHnAkrns' MArnnrA1s)
Combs Brothers, ''' 9 1aTao SC AND ENGRAVING
s #; aa sss: cor Third "
5%Is; Co. I 1s n Pin 1fs c SsS a "
| MACHINERY,
Jackson st chas Robinson Co.. 81 Third
ro,.s.'n Co.. T ;s5s;
4 NOTIONS, TOYS,
PAPER MANUFACTURERS
Gieen 21s Thrds |
A,.ru Russell Carpenter, ST.
! PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK, FRAMES
IZimmerm nBros,2
J Third and jackson
sADDLERY HARDWARE.
Morehous &Wae,76 Schmidt & Kefss 80 Roberts
MANUFACTURERS
E
Ds: :ts
! SEWING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGENTS.
Sewing Machine Co., 6 Kson Noys Agents "sines ls
N
l. for l24 Jacksonst field Manager 12 Third"
Comstk Castle Manufaou ossaeD
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Il
Peabody, 107 Third
NJ Frankel
Benz
!; Retail Business of st. Paul.
Pau call the Merchants who's. card
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Snow storm 1t Mo9regor, Iowa, on
Monday. Who would live in Min.
nnsnka Z %&1& 81 " H. ~ II. ~
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He's "'@ vICK'S %>~>
FL r Al GUl p e.
:25 For 1874. 75.s&s -:

200 pages; 500 Engravings, and Colored
Plate. Published Quarterly, at Is cents
: year. First No. 1874 now issued. A
German edition at the same price. Ad-
dress. JAMES WICK. Rochester N. 7.
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$lt$20 .: !; s +: :;
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HOW THE C0uNTRY LOOKS 4
THE VETO.
The President has recalled the At
tention Of all oonsiderats and disinter-
ested people to the plain path Of dnan-
cial duty.-Boston Journal.

The promise carried by this
veto message il Of quite - much i'm
portauoe % the defeat of the inAa.
ton bill It Is . notice to the Buffers,
Logans, add Merrimans that no meas
ure Whatever involving IN increase Of
irrsdsemable paper tissues can receive
the Presidents approval. It separates
him At once, and permanently from
them and their schemes on this sub
jsct. It il impossible that tho new
vetoed bill could again Be passed by
the Senate.-Bost>n Ado.
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We arc inclined to believe that the
result of the present attempt 1t in4la.
ton, will be acceptable to those who
began it, % we'll q to those who have
opposed It, when the former shall have
had an opportunity for rsasetion.-N
p. Times. -.
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In every section Of tho country Grants
susurpation Of the veto power has raised
]. whirlxind Of ju,t indignssi 81.
Pun Dt.possk. s''.'.7 : +. sf5. q
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BsIaHAx YOUNG il piok 1t Geossia,
Utah. FIJI
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The President speaks the deliberate
voice Of the intelligent conscience Of
the nation, when he gives. notice to
Congress and tho country, that no bill
can receive his approval which provides
for 40 increase Of the legal tendon. -
s.. Paul Rress. Il -. s.s.: =. ill.,: