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National Republican., 1875-05-31

THE comments of some of the Dem -Reb
journals regarding Secretary Belknap's &C
ton in connection with the application to
decorate the graves of the Confederate dead
at Arlington are based upon maliciously
false assumptions. He has never refused
to allow the friends of dead Southern SOL
diers to decorate their graves when the sp-
plication to do so has been properly sub
mitted. On several occasions, however, a
few malcontents have insisted upon intrud-
ing themselves into the cemetery on the
day selected by the Grand Army of the
Republic for the decoration of the graves
of the Union dead. In the abstract there
is nothing wrong in this, and there would
have been no objection to it if the design
to make mischief had not been boldly ap-
parent. As it was thus apparent, it was
suggested that another day should be Sc
lected by the friends of the Confederates,
and the Grand Army was allowed to carry
out its programme without interruption.
No one who understands the circumstances
of the case as here presented will deny that
Secretary BelkEap has invariably acted
wisely, and those who charge that he has
acted for any other purpose than to prevent
i'll feeling are simply guilty of falsehood.
National Republican., 1875-05-31
The PEOPLE AND THE ADMINISTRATION.

The Outspoken Endorsement of President
Grant, administration by the Pennsylvania
Republican Convention has aroused the
people Of the country to due appreciation
of the malignant ISLANDERS of the Opposition.
The more the matter is examined the higher
the President will stand in the estimation of
the country. Personal spites, petty ambi-
tions and maleVolent ISLANDERS have for a
long time inspired groundless assaults upon
his course, but those assaults are now being
replaced with words of praise and conf
dence. Laying the Third Term question
aside, and baniShing all the nonsensical
trash from memory that has been written
about ii, no one can doubt that the Presi-
dent stands as firm in the confidence of the
people as he did when his patriotic skill en-
abled him to vanquish the armed enemies
of the Government. In other words,
stripped of all future complications, his
record up to the present time has
been acceptible beyond his most sanguine
expectations. Possessed of modest amount
of self confidence, he entered upon the du-
ties of his office when first elected to be
Chief Magistrate with a sincere desire to
yield to the wishes of the whole people,
and since then has consistently adhered to
that desire as it has been indicated to him
by the majority party in Congress. A
safer guide than this indication he could
not have sought but there have been times
when that majority party did not plainly
point out the policy to be pursued regard
ing the intricacies of the Southern question.
At such times he ventured, with the light
Of past experience, to follow the dictates of
his own thoughtful consideration. The in
variable result has been the approval of
those acts by Congress. These are few
Of the facts which the action of the Lam
caster convention now bring into proml-
nencC. No amount of misrepresentation
can allay these truths, and the false accu-
sations of the Opposition will not serve to
destroy their effect. We repeat, then, that
President Grant has reason to congratulate
himself that the discussion of the Third
Term project has given his party friends in
one of the foremost States of the Union an
opportunity, by means of plank in their
platform, to defend him against the mali
cious charges of his enemies.
National Republican., 1875-05-31


"THE statement comes from Washing
ton" says one of our exchanges, with
every appearance of reliability, that the
Hon. Oliver p Morton, Senator from
" Indiana, openly announces to his friends
" that he is candidate for the Presidency
and will present his name to the National
Convention" The appearance of relia-
bility" in this statement is not obvious to
the naked eye of the majority of the people
who know Mr.. Morton's habitual reserve
regarding such topics. 1t is no doubt the
invention of some of his enemies. He
would, nevertheless, make a strong candi-
date, and, if elected, good President. His
health has rapidly improved since the ad-
iournment of the Senate, and if there had
been a similar improvement in his financial
views the country would have occasion to
rejoice
National Republican., 1875-05-31
Iature will elect United States Sc lator to
succeed Senator Wright.

IT is RELATED that four Boslonians were
in Berlin number ofy years ago, and, having
received an invitation TO an evening piano
recital of . young American, forgot the
number of their hosts dwelling although
they remembered the street With true
Yankee ingenuity they marched down the
street whistling Yankee Doodle as shrilly
as they could. Instantly. on reaching the
sought.for number, the windows were
raised and they recognized their friends.
This incident is being recalled as peril
nent to the Centennial tidal wave ofpatriotic
sentiment now sweeping over the country.
Pride in the homely melody Of yankee
Doodle" will always remain a heritage of
the loyal American people; but where is
the Southern Democrat who can whistle it
now with any such feelingH
National Republican., 1875-05-31

EVEN PARsoN BROwNLOw is latter"
Sherman's Memoirs. In the Knoxville
Chronicle he quotes the prayer, ''Oh that
mine enemy would write book" and ap-
plies it pertinently to the book in question.
Many of the Parsons opponents render it,
"Oh that mine enemy would not write a
paragraph" and General Sherman will
probably coincide with them.
National Republican., 1875-05-31

The possibility of a general and bloody
war when Red Cloud and Spotted Tail re-
turn to the Black Hills is predicted by some
of the sensational correspondents. This
class of writers are never satisfied with facts
as they occur, but, for the purpose of at
tracing attention to their trashy nonsense,
they resort to gloomy predictions of the
future.
National Republican., 1875-05-31

THE Iowa State Republican Convention
is called to meet at Des Moines to-day. A
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Judge of
the Supreme Court and Superintendent of
Public Instruction are to be elected in Oc-
tober. All the members of the Lower House
of the Legislature and half of the Senate
are also to be chosen, and the next Legis-
National Republican., 1875-05-31

Gov. TILDEN weighs only 130 pounds,
and has not varied eight ounces from that
figure in fifteen years. After he gets
through with his Presidential aspirations
be will find himself to be Fighter than q
cork
National Republican., 1875-05-31

WHEN SECRETARY DELANO inadvert-
emily, or otherwise, alluded to Prof Marsh
as "a Mr.. Marsh, 4" the New York Tribune
almost collapsed with respondent chagrin.
1t revived sufficiently few days ago to
refer TO President Grant as ''P. G.
National Republican., 1875-05-31

MONEY SAVED IN
my DRY GOODS.
Nard-wIde Perca!es, EXC, worth 25c.
Yard wide SuitIngS- Il &C., worth &c.
Fast Coiored CalicOes, SIC, worth l2c.
Ladies' All-Linen Suitings. l21 10 3itac.
Lot Dress Goods 2oc., worth 4Oc.
Lace Striped Japanete SuitinEs, 49,,
Plaid SuitInEs, reduced to %, . and Siac.
Pongce silks, S7IEc.. 50 and &C.
Black Iron Gsenadines, &c., worth 81
Summer Silks 75c. to 81 Is, to clOse out.
Linen Lawns, Sc, valued at 3iEc
Victoria Lawns, very che2p, c., up.
French fgured Piques, Sc. worth SC.
white Pfques, Plain and Plaid OrRandies, Main
socks TarletAns and French Swlsses.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, cheap.
Straw Mattings, sc up, cheap.
Carpets At wholesale prices.
Cassimeres for men and boys, also Linen DUCKS
and Drills, cheap.
wishing 20 cut my STOCK DOWN, will give
the public CHEAP GOODS.
Large line Of DRESS GOODS, at less than the
T. II. HAUDAIN.
700 Market Space.
mvaI-tf Between Seventh AMI Eighth SITS.
National Republican., 1875-05-31
WOOD AND COAL.


CTEPHENBON & BRO,
p PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD.
The best in use. Prepared from the best quality
of Virginia Pin e,And Introducing . Patent Fire
Lighter In each bundle, dispensing with the use OF
kerosene, shGvings or paper. Sold by all grocers.
Ask for Stephenson's Patent Wood, and take no
other Every bundle has printed label giving d.
rectonG for use All the best Qualities Of coal con-
stantly on hand. STEPHENSON BRoia sole
manufacturers in this District; ONCE, IBIS Penn
sylvanla avenue. Mil and depot, SeyeBth-street
wharf, CChronicle.J mhlS
National Republican., 1875-05-31
GROCERIES.
FoR L7UCH LUNCH

y ~ wv S~-r-TOrOr-~OTCC
FOR LUNCH
Fishing PartIeA, Excursionists,
Travellers aSid BpOrtsmen will
find with MS everything
Suitable for Lunch.
PRESSED CORN BEEF, 2,
4andePound cans; the pound
cans, 50 cents.
SALMON, cooked ready for use,
IS cents per can
LOBSTER, Is cents; SPICED
HAM, 40 cents per tin.
PARTRIDGE and CHICK
EN-, also spiced, so cents.
ME- n. ROAST BEEF, 20 cents per tin;
VI Il a i. ROAST CHICKEN. ROAST
TURKEY, CLIPPED BEEF.
SARDINES, 20 cents per box;
PHSTE, PNSrf BL0iTER i1I PASTE.
EkSs5 EEkSGS8 fH86ATY BATY F2sa. rs F3HS an,
CHOViES IN OIL, OLIVES,
OLIVES s stuffed with AN
COUD GREEN TURTLE. MOCK
DU U L ,. TURTLE, TOMATO, CON
SOMME, OX-TAIL, CHICK
EN-, BEEF, VERMICELLI,
IN quart cans ready tor use.
RISHIIJT. ALBERT BISCUIT, IS cents
SUGAR wAFERs, 20 cents;
FRUIT BISCUIT; CRACK
ERS, plain and fancy; thirty
EpTTT. DESSERT FRUITS. Aukinds
L II Y L L. Of fruits put up in small tins,
price per tin, % cents; can be
opened with psn-knife; an ex-
cellent article for dessert We
name STRAWBERRIES,
RASPBERRIES, PEARS,
PEACHES, PLUMS. OHER-
RIES, PINE APPLES, &c.
D0HK EfT The most convenient thing in the
1OOhE world for travellers; eggs cook
ed In three minutes; coffee. tea
STOVE s :hii5s ss1sa Psss s9!ssI; @ nj: .s{8 PS
guished by breath; no smoke;
no dirt; no Odor; no trouble.
WARRANTED PERFECT
LY SAFE. Carried in the
pocket alcohol used war
ranted to suit every customer;
look at it.
DRINK oaHSGtAT5 "a Sf Instant FAsEE so G9N
DENSED COFFEE, CON-
DENSED MILK, TEA.
BASS ALE, SEQ rUH ALES,
LONDON STOUT, PORT
WINE, RYE WHISKY, GA
TAWBA WINE, CLAREr
WINE, LEMON SUGAR,
LIME JUICE.
PICKLED OYSTERS.
CM0VE, HAVANA CIGARS; fresh i'm
ON MOAE. portations; great variety Of
brands; genuine only sold.
Price-lO for 81; for 81; for
81; for 81.
Particular attention given to fitting out Fishing
Parties for cruise. Picnic parties supplied.
G. G. CORNWELL & SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
1AIS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
my26-tf Opp psite WIllard's Hotel
National Republican., 1875-05-31
~R t E.
A Novel and Peculiar Advertisement,
As Rare as Advantageous in OPP
pOTtubify, in Bargains
and Advantages.
FOR SALE:

BOu;' RetEent ~ consist ng 0s several hundred
ferry, Prince GeOrge's county, Md.
Four az Land v arrAnts, I6J acres each.
Forty (4C) Steel and WOod-cBt EngrIvings,
Two taj handsome old Oil Paintings, Crural. } by
60 psirs Of Kid Gloves, of the most popul r mIn-
ufactnrers, gFntlemen,s and ladies, OF all sizes.
quantity of Coiored Sewing thread, for uphoI-
'eTy Se ana Ra6dsSPe StsSr ga Watch AMI
zJenny iud Wagons, Buggy.
5Sets SIM |, Buggy Harness; inew.l
n aSFe or ffeAT e yOan
practice upon in scI@iring a knowledge Of music;
as an aTtiile Of furniture in small parIor to
Of oderste meA1s and 6e: - ring & the comfort and
Also for sale or an SdESnee I, desired red at ten PR
snd picturesque location On the left bank OF the
Potomac. above the AQGeduct bridge, opposite
The sanSe VII be Rented At great advantage toa
industrious tenant, together with the fishery and
Also, r. r ssSe or rent an undivided interest in
valuable property Within t.e corporation ofAlex-
Also, for sale on easy terms. lots situated on
Tw' nty second street, near the CIr,, First ward,
stnated in the district and elsewhere, oeing part
OF the Of the late MiShsTa 6artv T. LSy d
ence, possessing capital, 10 tate an in crest or
share IN geG!eeI and paying business, established
Also, for rent, en- Euite or single, furnI she'd or
unfC CrnlshG0 rooms IN DeAuIlIul T'sl1enCe Wltn-
in one square of the CapItol. Closets ald ba
on { ch and every door; hstrone ranges; mlgnih-
CENT view; overlooking Government reservation
70 For rHI fGTtksi particular. apply to Ke'srs. DUN
GASs9E sR% on % OF Ninth
ana u '''Ists aessTS. aS.'F r. B. LLSYD 4 Co,
Attorneys-at-Law AMI CllIm Agents
Cfice: No. Igs Pcnnsy lyanis avenue northwest.
Rooms Z, 5and G. myn-tf
n~REMOVAL.- OFFICE OF
fba Life TOE N,
te n5Oit Building. II. r. TAATLoS A6IoqIi JR;c
~A MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
River Railroad Company will be held on TUES
hETrsS' @y2s 81! ''''O L. " aTfNASD, President.
THE WOMAN'S TEMPERANCE
south side Of near FlfiesntS Street: 10 Which ii
the middle Of june. D9nstlons Of furniture.
eEccSeryiwaTe, window shhSes, Sci, will be
aTpy at i4G7 street. " my2s-s%
~ MASONIC SPECIAL COuMU.
F. A. A. N. win be held on MOND ~. May 81, at {
fa3cTHi GiIs0 Of afe brotserp r NJ JosEFRS W.
S4IRE ss%ssT OF the part % mem
fraiernall' invited to unite with US.
ByySs ny sFd'r0i the " VIII. NMi G. BROCK, Secretary.
~ A, AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
k5S The brethren of the several degrees o. the
Ancient and ACCEPTED Scottish Rite OF Free Ma;
30 a M nd the p sde JS
sEPH WILsoE NAIRS, SG. on MO SbAY; MAY
n0 VII M.fRELHSb, 8. Hon Ins. Gen'l,
~ LTF ErG; Cornol KadOsh.
II; ;oSpTrG& VI Mi Chap; :, Rose CrOix.
my2s-2t TIP G. NJ Longe Perfection.
National Republican., 1875-05-31
BOARDING,

oNcC%ONHNNNNNH NNH.NNINNINNN-N1NNN
TOU TRY BOARD.-THE CLIFTON
~ HOUSE Is now open for Summer Boarders. 1t
Is situated in the midst of beautiful country 20
miles from Alexandria and upon the railroad. Full
particulars msy be learned by addressing PRO
prietor Clifton House, Clifton Station, Va.
MAY l, 1875. my3-tf
HO1 d NORTHWEST.-GOODB BOARD AND
OO1 ROOMS, at 6a d street northwest, at
moderate rates. fel7-u
National Republican., 1875-05-31
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

~~OoooO~.oO~Joy~1~OOJO
R~ Y. NJ. G. A.
kS LINCULN HALL.
TUESDAY. AT + M,
Addresr es by the Delegates fromth lnternat!onh
CONVENTION. An interesting time may De ex-
pecfed. Report OF the proceedings OF the Oony en-
tion. Personal experiences Of the seVeral dele
gates will be given. All are Invited. ny3l
MASONIC SPECIAL COMmU.
kS NIUATION orthe Grand Lodge, r. A. A.
NJ, of the district of noluInbla, will be held at
Masonic Temple, MoHDAY, May q, at 10 a. m;'
Nairn. BY order OF the d. ". g. n.
RP MASONIC.-M T. n e RS Oe
kS Eureka Lodge, No. 5, =. A. A. M, viii
meet on MON DAY, the 3lst instant, At clock,
sharp. to -ttcnd the funeral Of our late Brother;
Madtson Franklin. All Master Masons In gooi
standing are fraternAlly invited to attend. By
my31S Secretary.
National Republican., 1875-05-31

s-sa as,@va2g.
National Republican., 1875-05-31
R~RFCHMOND Y. N. C. A. CONVEN.
kS TION,
DELEGATES MEETING AT LINCOLN HALL
ON TUESDAY NIGHT, JUNEL

Interesting reports by delegates from various
parts Of the United States and British Provinces.
Tocommence at q o clock my3i
National Republican., 1875-05-31
y s'l MrssrS. IL RILL0YD &CO

AttOrneys-at-L Law AMI Claim Agents,
ffice: No. 1855 Pcnnsy lVania avenue northwest
Main once: No. 5I9 Seventh street northwest;
Rnn 4 nr,A Ilnvl IL
National Republican., 1875-05-31

~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
S ISOLATION, corner Of Ninth and D
streets.
ReadIng-room and Library free to all.
PIsyer Meetings daily at I2:15, and p. IN.
Sabbath Evening Services, (exclusIvely,) for
young men, at O'Clock.
Sabbath Afternoon Services at $3.50.
Circulating Library, 10, 900 volumes. New books
constantly Added. mN2I-tf
National Republican., 1875-05-31
s%ORDER OF EXERCISES IN THE
k.Sl nEElR LILNN AE ELI = ClN EEnE nE.R n =

r~eDR ]. b. JOHNSON, OF ALEX
kS andTis, Va, offers his professional SER
vices as Surgeon. Physician and Ocuist TO the citt
Zens Of the District Of Columbia.
Ofice No I'LL PennSylvanla avenue, between
Willard's hotel ar the Owen house.
Ofhce hours from 10 u. IN. 10 p. NJ. myeS-u
R~ REMOVAL THE INSURANCE
kS Office Of Messrs. Tallmadge & Co. will be
removed to tLelr building, s2s street no -th.
west, between Sinth and Tenth. The business at
this agency is conducted indepenuen: ofAny board
Of underwriters. myG-6t
National Republican., 1875-05-31

EOR SALE OR RENT-BRICKYARD-O
~ the Arlington turnpike, near the canal, in
Virginia, containing I'VE acres Of good clay land,
in running order, manufact ring bricks; out
fit complete, ten kilns. sheds and all necessary
tools. VIII sell On long credit or trade Tor city
property. low. Also lots 80 feet front on street,
between Twenty nrst and Twenty cOnd streets,
for ale. Apply II. s. JOHNSTON, No. 493 Penn
sylyanla avenue, between Four-and-a. half and
Sixth streets, mYl4-tf
National Republican., 1875-05-31

H~R MOVAL.-THE OFFICE OF
~ the Phgnix Mutual Life Insurance. Com
pauy has been rrmol ed TO Room Is, $40 street,
lie Droit Building. Il. K. TAYLOR, JR.,
my2l-6tE General Agent.
National Republican., 1875-05-31
FOR SALE.

TOR SS1GfEG-ICCIGIEE1PEFIHE BUIGDfNG
Il SITES, next 20 Thirteenth-stTeet Circle. SIX
good Lots, 2OxsO feet, so cents Terms easy Soard
on ground. GEO. r. MIBbURN,
my2S-FMWI0t% 5l3 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-05-31
WANTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR PENT ON Q AND CORUORAN
II STR cts, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets-House No. l4l7 q street, $50 per month:
fouses No. 1t2 1896, 1870, lii2 1916, 1913 and l4S
CoTcOran street, at so per month. Also, several
hou: es for sale upon easy terms. Apply to j. W.
p. MYERS, room Q, Plants building, corner New
York avenue and Fifteenth street. my2T-6t
7QOS X STREET.-FOR SALE, OR TO
1O 20 let furnished-the house of the late
Charles Astor Bristed. Apply at the house.
National Republican., 1875-05-31

GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE, UNDER
VI INSURANCE, At the new Auction House Of
H. y. zIMMERMAH SON, No. 6u Louisiana
, 1875-02-21

sion during the day, 1nd in the evening t1o d.
| visions OF the ''Anciont Order Of H.bcrntans
will entertain IN banquets and sociablea 1t Len-
| nous new Hall and Walshs Hall, respectively.
Their expectations are large. Tho
MASONIC sOC1ADLE,
on Thursday evening, at their elegant rooms,
was an immense success. The attendance was
unusually large, and all pronounced 1t ono OF
the plaaaan.est Of the eaason. Their aoclablea
occur every two weeks.
The
'tIoLLY 7Er CLUB"
have adopted tha Constitution Of tho Audubon
Club, Of Ottawa. Tho Objects to be reached
through the Club ara for improvement, mutual
and social intercourse, the fostering Of friend
ship, the prevention Of discorda, and to allay
prejudices. There are sixty membe1s on their
roll. The initiation fee is S..
4 LITERARY AND Hus1cAL ENTERTAINMENT
will be given by the Literary Society at the ele-
CANT residence OF Dr.. George G. kaynor on
object Of the Association Is to provide funds for
3 general free 1oaaing-room. The programme
On this occasion will consist of vocal aud instru-
mental music, select readings, recitations,
TILE wATER-woEKs QUESTION
is what ngitatos the intelligent voter and tha
overburdened taxpayer 1t the coming Inunici-
pei election, which occurs on Tuesday, tle I'd Of
February. Toe City Surveyor has filed report
to tho effect that the volume Of water IN Rlck-
ory Creek is not Sufficient to supply 16, 600 in
habitants, allowing sixty gallons por day to each
4 BOURBON CAUCUS .
Was held to-day to nominate candidates to con-
su1ne the balance OF t1s deficiency OF e33, 600 in
t9e City Treasury II -, accordance WITH ths
in tho following selections: For Mayor, the
Hon. ". 4. Steel; Marshal, George Cunning
ham; Collector, A. A. Ulsioh; Treasurer, James
Bowlan; Aasesaor, Ike MiIspaush; Attorney,
J.R. Flanders. Tor Aldermen, they have on
hal rfr 'f,arf rfan
, 1875-02-21
A RELIGIOUS ERUPTION
An Entire Coaored school on the eknx.
ious Scat.

An Entire Coaored school on tho NJ.
ious Scat.
T+o7n N< {AaianapeEs Journal
weird and remarkable scone ras Witnessed
in ono Of the Schools for colored children il lhs
city one dry last woek. The school is zitsated
IN the Immediate vicinity OF = church in wkcl, =
great revival has been in pcogress 10. wesks.
and deep religious feeling pormcates the co-
ored community tLe:eabnuts. Many Ut tbs
pup1ls liaTc become converts, and tloy d ,yo:e
taensclvesso .ha causoKith the fezYld entb bukasm
OF their raca, never pauAins to consider ti,4e G
p'ace. Ihe converts wcrk lasti1y fos the
salvation OF tleir echoolmases who wander abou;
the fascinating pastures OF SIN AID inisfuisy and
IN ono Of thei7 roomY concentrated their eI,s1s
uEOu boy WHO hed remained unpprVloun to III
solicitations and stiE-backel in las dassE ,sli.a
ton to travel *ha downward pa.h II 1e r1a:ei
to. Suddenly o,ie roce5s tas teacher WIS ~.
to11ialaed aud Srsh:enod BY the Hoa,d Of g.na.4.
ing coming from the direction of tho unr;gr,..
era.ed boys desx- Sho wont over to h,. s:Ja
aud in luircd tho nature OF tbs attack that !. :.
giving him such acute paiu. Tbs poor f'l'ov
Quly rccked himself ha-lar xad groanol .,s.si,
Increased ,ieor, ard said no.hing, whau siyl
volunteered tic information, Na4spsred i: ~
A1e-ssruc!s tone,
'A11aaes hes rnou1nin'.''
Tho tea:aor eple2eo:sd to 4nict the boz BIZ.
he would not be 1:ietrd. 1Fte pious erl;ci..;c
spread, aud aoou tie children began tn clss4ee
;n asouna sno moolnn .Sa a1,~ oha. laa excts:he"s
aus.ee, Ain sne pn:s.s so.oueeuseo SEE *
eosol A1ons r.. aeeo.np@.1eo oE Eestcn!:tlon' hFa
k; k;1uans. lneu "ta o!e acsosd LEO anky asse:a"
p!sSo oaf9t 9us a1n$'hE enc OF theIf fA'ss.to
nynns- heaoed " his sifl, thsS began seta;a-
oalA.ulE tho a!s'os IN ahsle 1de. sseEng si';s 70
a nofsoioos VA WA'k,asoanc chan. nna s~.:yaSS
t! tne1 ooG.ss VA 'ass pasa'at us1aiatmg RIO
Hsuth.
Iae teacher Was as tosa Thst asep to taks,
Whesher u nonA! 10 oest to call IN asslksss:: ..
10 lss matters taKo their course. Size VIZ jidua!
IN fsw moments by tae taa<shsr who PIT ''ael
oFc1 scaoot III an ADJOINING room- Her ctttE-
dren, 100, had c7uGht the oontaS,on. and from
she 'nlcAtions 1t seemed mora th&a h1e1; th.t
ste was fAted 10 witness another eceoe a.aiIar