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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08

March 2d, 1878.
EDITOR CorRfrR.- Brother Madden
mas closed Z revival meeting az tile Lem
mon church. which has been great
heneilt TO The neixhLorh0od. aad many
~ouls We're brought 10 see the error Or
their ways, and turn in 10 the overtnre-
~ mercy. Bro. Maddcn's labor- have
done much lasting good. and there has
pccn general shaking ia this valley
~ dry bones" Some sickness IN the
neighborbood. Van Niley'- family have
all been indulging ii The chilis. and
captain John Lennon has been enjoy
ing spell o pneumonia widow Len
1nd j. seriously M. aud deserves sh,
-ymrafhy OF The community. f.emmoi.
ma brrrne have goHe south with
ooa'-load Of corn. Billy. tie .hoop-pole
naL.' las gone down the river with
a'I OF his favoriie production. Success.
? them. We hear that some are very
wroth concerning items published III
me Courier concerning themselves:
heapinx reproach upon The poor editors
head. Now the editor is not 10 blame
'or what IL wholly the work Of The
devil, - cool down, aud remember the
olackguard Of Pike county.
The question Of the day il. ..Ifow's
The rivcr:' forgetting that ~ lust a
swell as ever. Bretx. The teacher here.
closed his school last Friday-th the winter
Ierm has been crowned with very rood
success. Madam Rumor has il that
here will soon be wedding IN Lem
ningion If not real wedding. w. II.
certainly has an Ida, in hi- head.
Dr. Bird Lenlm0ns practice + extend
ng rapidly: his cure for chills aud fever.
worms and all chronic diseases j. iulalIi-
DC. There j. soon 10 he some grest
moves in bennington Of which | win
write. Nogr ANoS.
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a correspondent sends the following
Biblical conundrulns 10 the Loganspost
journal
!. Who was the first druakari.-
Gen. tx. 20, 81.
?. Who took the first temperance
pledge .--Judges xiii. i3.
8 Who first pledged hinisclr.--Dan-
iel |. ..
4 Was he any wiser thereby ?--Dan-
iel !. i5. 20
g. Can drunkard inhabi. the King
dom OF Heaven - Corinthians III. o ID.
8. Where was the first ,cmp.FArrs
society held --.Jeremiah xxxv. 1.
2. What blessing aid God pronounce
upon Il t!--,Deremiah xxxv. is. ~.
=. Is temperance vice .--Cialatians
v. -.
3. When is II a virtue p 2 Peter !. 5.7.
Murphy got his idea OF blue badge
from Exodus, cad chapter and 18Th
verse: And they shall bind Tie breast
plate by the ring thereof unto the rings
Of the ephod with a lace OF blue" Tie
authority for the red ribbon a. tom
perancr emblem II based upon The color
'-eing used on railroads and rum drink
ers noses a. a warning that there Is
danger ahead.
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NAPOLEON'S PROPHECY.
Sixty-One Years A 20 lie ForetoId
the Downfall Of Turkey.

Now all eyes are turned 10 Consfan-
tinoplc, the bone Of contention Of Eu-
rope. il may be OF interest 10 quote an
opinion given by Napoleon al 81. Helena.
in 1917. TO his surgeon. Barry O'Mcara /:
In the course of "A few years." added
he, Russia Viii have Cunstantinople.
the greatest part of Turkey, aud all
Greece. JhiS bold TO be as certain as
III hsd already taken place. Almost sli
the ctjoiiug MI flaiiering which Alex
ander prasIicc.i toward me was to gain
my assent 10 affect his object. | would
not consent, ioresecing that the eqnlib-
rum OF Europe would be DESTROYED.
In the natural course OF things. in
few years Turkey must fall 10 Russia.
The greatest part Of her population are
Greeks. WHO. You may say. are Russians.
The Powers il would injure. aud who
could oppose IL. are England. France.
Prussia and Austria. Now, As 10 Aus
'tria il would be very easy for Russia 10
engage her assistance by giving her
Servia and other provinces bordering
upon the Austrian doninionS, reaching
near 10 Constaniinoplr. The only h,
pothesis that France and England NAV
ever be allied with sincerity will be IN
order 10 prevent this. But even this
alliance Will not avail. France. Eng
land and Prussia united cannot prevent
IL. Russia and Austria can nj any time
effect IL. Once mistress Of CONSTANT
nople. Russia gets all the commerce Of
the Mediterranean, becomes a great
power, and heaven knows what may
happen. She quarrcls with you, marches
of 10 India hi army OF 10000 good
soldiers, which 70 Russia is nothing. and
10000 canailc. Cossacks aud others. and
I'm. and loses India.
Above all other powers, Russia is
most 10 lie feared. especially by Won.
Her soldiers arc bravcr than tie Aus
trian's aud she has the means OF raising
A. many ~ she plcascs. In bravery. the
French and English soldiers are the only
ones TO bc compared TO them. All this
] furesaw- ] sec into futurity further
than others, and wanted 10 establish
ifricr against those barbarians bv re-
the Kingdom OF Poland.
and pulting Poniatowski at The head OF
i as King. but Your inbccilcs OF Minist-
'rs would not consent. a hundred
years hence shall be praised. and Eu-
ropc, especially England, will! lament,
hat did not succeed"
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--Kochcster Sentinel: A son was
born TO Mrs. Benjamin vawier, OF this
place, on Monday. which today tip. thc
scaIe at 10 pounds. a iiuger-ring of
ordinary size can be slipped upon lis
arm 10 the shoulder. IL II ia good
hfaIih and bids fair for long life. All
ne o'd ladies are flocking IL 10 zee he
himlnu'ive and youthful prodigy Ii
ought % have an cgg she'll ior Il cradle
and when IL mother wants to spank ii
she viii doubtless use u tack hammer
aor that purpose.
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The Boys In Blue, the national or2al
lof The volunteer soldiers Of the United
states. published il Washington, SAYS
We would to God that every soIaie,
~ the nation could have such advice
spread before him that he miyht H..
.aught TO think for himself: Smi;h
has thousand dollar bond. for which
he paid six hundred dollars. Ue Las
peen drawing gold interest ten wears. al
tx per cent, on that thousand dollar
n"hh. Ilc now wants 10 draw on.
thousand dollars ont Of the Government
III eulu, and Congress aud The P,c.i,lrni
say he must have IT, Jones went 10 the
iront, when his country called him.
under a contract III thirteen dollars r.r
month. In tho legal money Of The uatinn.
ana was paid out of the money furnish
ed by Smith. which was worth ou,,
sixty cents on the dollar. lie rot no
uounfy, because he enlisted before
bounty was offered. He now asks Con-
gress and the President for his share Of
me bounty 10 be equal with those who
volunteered after bonnties were offered
" nat Is The answer Of Congress and tile
fresident! Say they il will cost the
country more than il can pay just now.
Tor the bondholder must have his four
hundred in gold that he never furnished
me Government. Why not nav the
'oidier the forty cents on the dollar tbat
le was cheated out Of by the gold Lords.
VINO never saw battle Senator'S
ma Representatives! Justice demands
haf YOU pay the soldier first. and fully.
before the demands OF the bondholder
IRE needed. Will you hear the crv of|
uslice IL you 10 not. Others will bel
'ent 70 Washington who will honor the
nen who patrioiically bore the burden
y me DAY when the nation was shaken
o its foundation.
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Every act Is either right or wrong.
il drunkenness Is right, II should be en-
couraged; all classes should get drunk.
The first glass leading 10 intcmpcrancc
should also be encouraged, as well as
moderate drinking. Ii wrong, it should
be discouraged II Is right or wrong to
destroy the health aud life BY the excess
sivc use Of tobacco. III right, and il pro-
notes health and happiness. all classes
should use IL; IL wrong, noue should.
II wrong, none should use il -ven mod
eratcly, since immodcration naturally
follows its use. Ii wrong Ia women. Il
IL wrong IN men, since sanitary laws
know no differences Of sex.-IEx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08

a great Congress Of the Mcthodists
Of the world viii take place III New
\ ork next month, with view 10 ~.
store the church 10 It's primitive sim.
plicity and unwcrldliness. The subjects
Of fashionable dressing, costly church
buildings. street preaching, danciey. etc..
will be fully discussed aud acted upor'
Bishop Simpson IL arranging the prc.
liminaries.-- Chicago Journal.
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Now that the roads are BECOMING
passaole again, II Is 10 be hoped that onr
farmers VIII not cease To think OF fhe
loss nhi discomfort aud Inconvenience
l'hcy have sustained for two weeks nast
lon account ~ mean. muddy roads. you
can not neglect The roads. gentlemen.
tne loss l. too great Tie season ~
nhf worst roads occurs jnst al tie time
when yo'i need p use them the most
ny me time that they become solid. IN:
''ncy 90 Al all, this winter II viii 10
'ine when preparations Tor The comino
crop will demand your attention N,
bone.
Y hai are You going 10 do about n?
The system under which We now
labor Is obviously defective, as a,l know
i'ni the Legislature does not mc.t t;ll
next January, and that can moi b. RENE
dicd so inst benefits will be derived
rom " next winter. So YOU must 40
one of TWO things UNDERGO the same
veAaiious. staining h,rse-hesh, break
ing down vehicles aud getting behind
iiand with your hauling that You have
experienced recently: Or Won nm, ,nrn
OUT en mass next May and June and
graue anu ditch onr highways. Just
now You can easily see where the worst
places arc. and every man can now sp.
now They could have been improved.
" i just as important that YOU vol
INC roads n the proper season. a. il \.
That you plant aud sow and rean. fnrl
what = ihc use Of raising a large crop III
u costs you half Of ii to draw il toI
Think Of this.
~ YOU work your roads later than
June, The chances are that they viii nor
thoroughly settle before the rains osl
November, and the consequence IL. they
are len times worse than II thew had not
been touched. Talk about il and form
your resolutions now. u bile YOU feel lie
ne necessity o. il carry them out earl
next summer when the proper ti.ncI
sonlcs.
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With Clearer Vision.

SSttHa ~iCtICI vISIOns
| saw tonight the man loved
Three little years ago:
did not think 20 short time
Could change mortal so!
There were none like him In those days
80 strong, so true. and wise!
IL G had LOFTY, marble brow,
And tender, soulful eyes.
A voice Of music; hair bt which
The ravens wing would seem
But pale, indeed; face and form
10 haunt a sculptor's dream.
But when looked Mt him tonight
saw no single trace
Vi The old CORY only just
A very common iace.
No marble brow, no sonl.lit orbs:
The face was round and sleek
That once TO my love haunted eyes
Was 90 intensely Greek
! know full well he has not changed
80 very much. All, me-
But was blind in those dear days.
And now, alas! see!
.Tis very dreadful to be blind,
Ofcourse, and yet tonight
should he happier far ifi
Had not received my sight.
One little thought will trouble me-
] only wish knew
Whether he still is blind. or IL
His eyes are open too.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08

John Morrisscv's physician saws
that the reason his patient does not re-
csvcr strength y because hc has smoked
~ much that hi~ hear j. affected WI.
hA. a recurrence o: the painful arisrAs
quito fcqnrntly. a. they follow iinne-
diaicly sitor any prolonged use ci to-
baceo.
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We are glad TO state that Mr.. VIM.
Hisgcn's loss blythe iiVc haas been MI.
Justed and we euYhi rstaud that the
mount received BY him ii $3.50.
AIR. Wright, oar photographer, ftll III
~ street last Fndav. under the effects
oi nervous coryul4ion.
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whats the difference" asked the
teacher IN arithmetic. "betwcrn one
yard end two yards ?, "a fence NH
Tommy. Then Tommy sat on the ruler
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The white ribbon movement IL the
reformation OF tobacco users. The motto
Dare to Oc Decent" 10 affixed to the
pledge:
!. The undersigned. do hereby agree,
with the help OF Almighty God, never
70 chew, smoke, or Ia any manner use
tobacco.
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RATE OF FADvERT-sEING.
For SQUARE. 10 lines or less, i week. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, as cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted asa square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements /; a rcasona-
BILE deduction will be made to regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
TO be paid III advance
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each 41.0o
For County ESQ
For District Circuit, or State, 500
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-13
| few good reasons Why every Lady
shauld bay the
. BROAnHEAD ALApACAs.,,

lst. They are the cheapest goods in the
narket, when their service is taken into con,
sideration.
I'd. They can bo worn ia damp weather ol
in shower, without fear of being ruined by
,urling or shrinking.
Sd. They ara all double width goods, full
twsnty-seven inches wide, and made from
the very best materials, by experienced work
men, and cannot be excelled by any similar
goods, either Foreign or Domestic.
4sh. Thamanufacturing. dyeing aud finish
ing is done in suoh a mannsr thas these goods
can be washed and doneu up aa well a. linen
-uit. without the Ieast injury to the fabric,
and the merchant selling is authorised to
warrant them aa such.
9th. IN their manufacture thero Is no
weighting, atiHening. orartifcial lustrs used
Thua allowing just what the goods are and
will be until woFn.out
9th. No expense Is spared, and the greatest
care taken TO make every color a. fast as the
perfection Of skin and the purest dyes win
make them
eNA fresh tnxaice o. ahave gsesIa inst re-
reaveds and 8 nsezs AaaeFslaent kept constant.
y on Aana 81 sAazsnE &. TouNe. Flrss
slrces, Albany a6mpaea sent ~ r,sEt. arI.a
Al eFteEs nEeza1 81 eseaa<ae1l 81
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~. Editor. slf-a sew DAYS ago
A brief item appoarea 10 your columns.
Dat though hraai h isseli. the eject Il han had
Gould nos well b reoountad d volumca.
one sAmael Roe,ssoh Calm ol Typs Foundry faras.1
Led b. soma evil genius OF other-
know not but Il may have been oia Nick himself
4 ass. tAsn, psEehaaOs. twas hls brother
nas - thia - Il may, Sam, In pAplnx through town
And having few momeatso of lehuFe,
STEPPED nto goutsanctum.o on come business pcfchsnec
Or. may have been. emily ior pleasure
Mas e tnAtterp nos which, fnr he ~ nsli rou,alns
And thsruoy hAhns = tale full q uaansss.
fer that call haa bruught sorrow 70 many 4 Asast.
And haa driven mo nearly % madness
For ny gssl, Sarah Jana, who once aotea oa mo.
And whom in Fusnrn loved sincerely,
Nov thinks hersaa haadsome; she win scarcs took Al ma
AID 10 SAoFl, ~, uAo Acss very quesrly.
And, In fAet All the grls are now pastlnr on nin,
Jass because . nAa spoke oi thelr beauty.
And wshoW not down 70 them as y queen.
WAy tAsy think wo are shlrking our duty.
Nov know hat she gis win al eli haaa mo lor this
nay WI ~ I'm hogrlhls creature;
IA, ought - Be hAAl.hed tsom civilized Tie.
And b branded Ia every feature
but z yaa had boen snubbed dr. e have q lsts-
And ~ ~ On aocoanl q that item
tea would ~ - aAy-l viii stick 10 d. to-
should tAis man aud meet VIII aght hlaa
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HMaiSEaasa.

As mHititades Of postde are making their
way 70 the PsciEc Coast, in search q homes
Tor themselves and the friends, We Suggest
that 0rsgOn ss > whole Is the best country
IN the world, - 70 climate and certainty Of
crops. This indeed may b considered the
poor maa's country, where. With reasonable
exsrtion, be may make good living. This
valley greatly resembles that Of the River
Jordan in Palestine, both as to length and
breadth, which st one time contained about
1--WE miiliOna Of people; then It Is roasoaabls
to suppose from our area Of Iand, our climate
and the certainty Of crops, that 81 some time
in the near future W win have an i'm.
mense population in this valley. The com.
pletiOn Of the o. 4 G. 3. r., which consid-
sr Al absolute certainty, win an ons country
with energetic mea who viii develop this
whole northwest. and railroads win nun
into every nook and cornsr Of Oregon, Is
well as Washing,on Tsrritery, and cities
VIII spring up al along this Coast, - on the
Atlantic side.
As 70 Albany, Il L ROW and win coatisas
- - 80 ~ 80 go lsAtta5tA o Da11uC1D3 ana
thoas whe Invested 10 rsa1 estate In this place
viii be lueky provided that they hold their
property . few years We have noted the
iiae and progress Of inland cities IN the Mis-
sissippi Valley, such a. Kansas City, Leven.
worth and many others, now ranging mp to
10000 and 6o,0OO population, which Jew
years ago had but little promise, bonos We
predict for Albany grand future Az to
the present population, it speaks for itaeIf a.
- intelligence and enterprise
The sound Of the hammer is to be heard
net only on Front street, but in any part of
our city. A to the morals Of our citizens
We find our prison empty most Of the tine
which speaks weIl for ths Buys thatars growing
up around MS, and shows that hoodIums are
very scarce. We can then with aIgood grace
tavise the stranger 70 make his home in our
lbeasifdl city. p NH.
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a ns..rus,lr. ,lr..

On Friday evening Of last week about 8
o'clock Mr. s. J. Archibald. living near Tan.
gent discovered his bAFa 20 b on Gre, but a.
hs was unwsil himself and no Que else sx.
espt his family was there. the flames swops
away everything A party Of hArvestors a.
work some distance away cano a. soon a,
possible. bat arrived 70 late 70 save any.
thing from The barn. bat succeeded ia keen.
lag The flames from communicating 70 ths
dwelling elose By. The wind blew dirootlv
towards the house. Asd IL took hard work
and lot. Of water tokoop it from going up in
smoke like the barn- Besides The barn Mr.
Archibald lost four horses. about 700 bushels
Of oAta. 30 Of wheat. 20 tons Of hay, half
dozen plovs. new mower. drill. wagons,
aad great many other farming implements.
etc, which makes the loss foot up over q. 900
A harvesting party bad been there the night
befoee and left quite 5 number og saddles.
elsthiag. etc, and these were Al4o lost About
200 bushels Of oats weFo saved from tho
burning pile thruagh the ensrtions Of A. s.
Bridsefarnler and sthcFA No one knows
hos the firs origiaasrd not tho alisht.
est Idea as TO isa eAase. Il was frat dsscoy.
sFed ~ little girl, Who was going out -
pump wnsss for tho horses, sad har la.hss
hsd heea out not over twenty minutes b.
forv ard had not noticed any 4sns of frs.
Mr.. ArchibAld /. ons 81 Cur best fArrasr.
aad NC are very sarry to hear u hia meet.
ing with such lose.
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Three q four young men met couple O.
ladies' from this city who were out riding Ii
buggy, On the road q abort distance thil
ide of Millef'a Station laat Monday evenin
bout dusk, and acted 30 menacingiy tina
he ladies became alarmed, and, turniils
round sought safety in flight. Thoy pu
heir heras 70 hiu best speed and did not st,
'usil they arrived st Mllera. where they Ioi
heir buggy aud came home by expgosa Al
he young men had horses, but wero not 4
ehs saddle whom they met tho ladics. The,
Nerc IN the road completely blocking Il, am
aoon A. tho ladies oama near they comniet,
red seIiing aud oursing. In such manner a
70 cause thom TO think they woro In danger.
and when they turned 70 start back tho youu.
,lsea mounted aud pursued fer some distance
ihe next day Deputy Marshal Watkins a.,
Deputy Sheriff baldwin Arruated three of III
yoasg men and brought thom.here for triaI,
One OF them was placed on trial last Wed
tuesday, being only ehasged with rude ant
'tisoer'iefly conduct, but there happened 70 b.,
ons man On the jury who didn't think b.,
wsa guilty. 30 = diaagreemtnt was bad aho
che jury discharged. Yesterday the yOaiie
'aaa ~a- arralgnsd again aud the caso We
5oliss tried before Justice Lister when ~,
~snt 10 press. The eanse Vi the, 10 say tht
least, uigsnslemaniy eoadaet Of these yUtihs
men. Was that they had Eoo much liquor
aboArd aud we're feeling hilarious. aud uO
doubt II they had boan sober they wouia
net have acted -. but this Ia no excus,
ior theaL II Var ladies' eaaa0t g0 cut snt,,
che couaiFy without bvins frightened nsarl,
- death. Il Is tine for the Authoritses -
rsse IN thalr 1aisht aud deal out justice o.
ths Uftsi.dsFu. Ia this case the young moi,
could only ea charged with 8 trivial littls
crime. and that may bs all they aro guilt,
Il. Their object in stopping the ladies ana
afterwards pursuing shem may have bson
Iast sport. and We sincerely hope it vas. bat
IA auy svsnt the Court should give them T.
understand that they cannot fishtoa and
insalt ladies without suffering for IL We
have nOt givon The namss Of the young nen
for the reason that NO arc acquainted with
the paFeats Of soms Of them, aud know that
they viii not uphold their sons In such con.
duet
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csansll rrossealne.


Or City Council met In regular sshalou
last Tuesday evening. and the Mayor bslns
absent the Recorder presided. Present. Alder.
men Bruah, Simpson, Stewart and RuhlbauQIl.
Committee ON Accounts reported fayoraI,iy
upon .. W. CundifFs bill Cor 800, and The
cport was adopted.
Committee on Fro aud NAtor reported IL
t.vor of having pulleys md ropes put Up ii
10 tower belonging 70 Albany Eugine q. /.
No. !. 20 that Linn Engine No. could Gle.
'ase th0iF hose after II las been used. The
epor. was adopted and the Committo order.
~ to g. ahead and carry into effect the work
commended.
Committee on Streets reported that they
rad ordered tho Marshal to replace the dir,
which had been taken of below the grade
mo on First atrcot between Baker and Mont.
S"mery, and to also gravel said street where
IL had ssen grayeled previous to the dirt bo.
ng removed.
IL appearing that quite number Of prop
erty holdsrs ON First street had not yet CON.
hlisd with the order 70 grade and gravel said
street, Alderman Simpson moved that thoy
b aliow'd until che 25th Of tho present
month % oompleso Che work. aad ~ II any
i'art q The street work Is not completed b.
has time shat tha Narshsi ho osdsEed to On.
"a tat tho ezpense q he properly hollofa.
Natioa carried
Tho following biilsawsre allowed: w. >.
Nathewa.s2ti Putnam Co, sli 30, s. W.
baldwin. Sos IS, John Davidson. si4,o
RubaTts. 0l0i Q. Q. Cherry, $.
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Considerable business was transacted IL
the last regular meeting of Albany Engins
Co. No. |, held on Thursday evening, the
9th last The First Assistant Foreman.
George Kaiser, intending to m6ve 70 juno
tion, rendered his resignation. which was
received and tho vsncancy Gllsd BY
election, which resulted la the
choice Of chaa. WilIert. Chariey Il a good
fireman and viii I'LL tho position with credit
70 himself and honor 70 the oompany. On
the same evening flvo new rneanl,ors were I'd.
mittod, which brings the inotnbslship roll up
70 tho limit seventy II win not Iona
romain 80. for several are away bohind IN
theiF financial scconnt and will 10 fired out
st the next meeting. provided they don't
ssttle up before that time