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Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
NRSELE.

house No. l41b delaware Avenue, wlti, al
modern improvements.
House No. 1903 Jefferson streets, with MOD
Improvements.
Mouse on VanBuren street. between Eight
aNinth, gas, bath, etc.
aouse No. 902 Delaware Avenue, 8 rooms.
a0aSe No. 1l06 Walnut ST. Get.
house No. Sl3 Chestnut street.
1euse No. 1928 Jefferson street.
aOlse No. Z22 Maryland Avenue.
street.
.olse No. 1928 West Thud street.
leuse cottage style)wit modern improve
ls and about n acre of land, suitable tor
yayslclan or summer residence. Near
Wy Oak Station, r., W. Il Il. X. X.
very desirable farm Of 81 acres, one mile
NHare's Corner, on the State Road, n
rom Railroad Station, land of tho best
IVY and highly cultivated, with no better
Falng sites II the county.
FOR RENT.
ae house, No. III West Ninth street.
as house, No. COZ Delaware Avenue.
house, No. 604 Spruce street.
aehouse, No. all Fast Filth street.
Mh house No. lAl5 Delaware Avenue,
tsV number OF small houses in different
s9i the city.
ss.1yeor thirteen acres of BrandywIns
tsl land, in lo1 to suit.
ssevcral acres of Marsh on the Town
tmad between the Causeway and Rel
To LOAN.
wy to $1,000, In snms Of 5000 to 81 1000.
apply 10 W. NcCAULLEY h CO.,
U,. 606 Market street,
+M Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
The Armstrong Mmrdes

On Monday, the 2sth inst, Graham
the alleged accomplice of Hunter, in the
murder of Armstrong, at Camden, will
be called upon to plead, in the Su
preme Court at Trenton, to an indict
ment charging him with murder i'm the
second degree. This is in cons-Q uenct
Of an objection raised by the Attorney
General that Graham, having given
evidence which secured the conviction
of Hunter, who was hanged, cannot b.
tried for murder in the first degree
Some Mica legal points are involved.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

A newspaper that is published away
off toward sundown, out by the Rock v
Mountain; discourses thus of Senator
Hendricks: ''He is a mere negati IN.
al opinionless, courageless creature,
who never made a positive statement
in his life on public question" This
recalls the old story Of Hendricks par
'ticipation in debate in an Indiana
school house when h. was young man. !.
The jury which was called upon to de-
eide which of the .iebaters has done the
best, contained an Irishman. After
celebrating for a while the Jury came
in and the Irish member reported to
the chairman: ''Th- jury have decid.
I'd that Mr.. Hendricks made the best
speech, but thsy are no. exactly cer
tain whether he was for the aft rmative
or the negative"
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
WOrkingnen's Car,

On and after July 21st a car vii
leave Rising Sun depot at $40 A. NJ,
and run through to Front and French
streets, for accommodation of workmen
at tn. low rate of five cents through
also leave Front and French streets al
S,lO +. NJ. and return to Rising Sun at
same rate of fare. We hope this will
receive fair patronage as that only
can make it a success.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
BOnnets With lightning C0nduc.
tors.
k,Ja.t, IL, tho D,,,,.s.n

Bonnets With lightning Conduc.
tors.
Jack ck4sl-the-Pulpit;" St. Nichols fol
July.
In an old fashned book We are told
that, soon after the invention of the
iightning-rod, the ladies' of Paris
France, thought it fashionable, as we'll
a. safe. to wear a bonnet ornamented
at tke very top with a thread of bright
mStal. To this was attached a little
silver chain which reached down the
back over the dress and touched the
ground. 1t was believed that th.
lightning would be- caught by the me-.
tallic thread, and would then h. 80
polite as to run along the chain down
into the earth without harming the
wearer OF the bonnet.
About the same time, too, umbrellas
made Of silk were fitted with wires and
chains In a similar fashiop,--so that
the holders might enjoy cozy walks
during thund-r-storms, swpposp,
without getting scared.
| do wonder If the lightning really
cared bit for all their atent arrange
,inents.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
ke0lObOIh.

Grand Excursion and Reunion OF the
l. .. 0. F. at Rehoboth Beach, Friday,
July @1h, 1879. Train leaves p. w. &
b. R. r. Depot al $50 a. m. sharp.
Tickets adults sl.50 children sl.0O, to
bs had at James g. Webb's. 224 Market
street; D. Downs, Odd Fellows Hall; J..
?. DougLten, 4l0 Market street; z.
James Belt, Sixth and Market streets,
p. II. Wood, Tenth and Market streets;
Jno. J. Gallagher & Bro, 1903 and
1000 Market street, and the Secretaries
of the different Lodges and Encamp-
ments.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Russell & Snencer

of the Bee Hive, No. BOG Market street
are making sweeping reductions in
every department of their large and
extensive assortment of dry goods in
order to reduce their stock, for their
semi-annual inventory August lst. All
remnants and ends to be closed out re-.
gardlrss of cost. 60 to the Bee Hive
early and secure the bargains.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
The Steamer RepubIic.

An excursion from Chester county
will take the "Republic' at Whining
ton for Cape May on Saturday Goth o
July. Tickets from this city 81 to re
turn the same day, and only al.25 good
for three days, and longer if presented
for that purpose on the down trip. Fol
sale only at &. +. Thomas Il Co., No.
12l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

NARM FOR SALE or trads for city prol
erty, in q good sta of cultivation. one
d hall miles from Wyoming Station on
+ delaware Railroat, in one of the hest and
|o't desirable localities in the state. The
pa issltghtly rolling, q tandy loan, W tn
sub-sOil, the tract consisting OF one hun
IA and tilty.slx acres, with house and a.
IN and other convenient 0at buildings ksal
Pere are three peach orchards. one fine yeung
Rpe orchard Of choice iruit In bear! ng pears,
|ans aad cherries. About tifteet to nwenty
Pes woodland. For further Information a d
Es JOSEPH GOULD,
F'Naw d&w I'm Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Sreat Reduction I'm Beef

Eoonomizt by buying good stewin,
berf II 4 to s cents pound ; gooG
roast =, t" 10; best roast, IL to ID
r"nnd ste k, III rump steak, IA sir
DIN, To, of R. P. Geary, stalls 10 and
II Tk'rd street market, and A. r,
''-ary, stall 70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
:: - C0rseIs.

Big job in 20, q and % inch corsets
JUS received at the Bee Hive, slightly
soiled aud to be sold at about half their
actual value. Also full line of our
famous d. J. B. corsets at rs cents, in
all sizes.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Boots and Shoes

HOVub WHU SMOCB
Don't forget Daniel McCusker's cheap
b' OF and shoe store, 21S W. Second st.
i 10 has alarge stock and he sells them
low. Don't forget 2l8 W. "a street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

'OLET.-Hail Seventh Street below Wal
nut, suitable for Lectures. Public Meet
lg Fairs, Festivals, Dramatic Eatgrtain.
|0ts etc, Seats 400. Has stage fitted with
kRfry, berder and t0otlights, aud AL stage
fluras Good dressing rooms. Apply at
I'll each day be Meen Q and II A. NJ. 1.3 Il
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

DESTAURANT PRIviLEG ES FOR
~ SALE.-The Rest iurant and 9th r
fylleges during the Delaware State Fair, to
! held at Fairview Park. near Dover, Del.
Ftla't week in sep ember next, will be let
the highest bidder. n July ~.
|for particulars address.
RlOHARD HARRINGTON Sec'y.,
ps3taw Nv Dover, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

FSUR RENT.-sNo y I'M w. story bricA houses
In perfect order, shed kitchen and large
nd. Nos va and Y36 West Sixth gtreot.
HENRY W. MORROW,
RHS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

IrvK A $50 LOAD OF RICHARDSON'S
KINDLlNd WOOD, leave orders at
(,ry Eueniny office, 9th and Market; Capsule
kBro., ID and Market;J J. Fatnall 4 TO-, Front
md orange; and A. NJ. Quinby's, Front ana
tads0n Dl+-u
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

1OR SALE CHEAP.-A q three story brick
house, No. III Madison street Very
iii, cash needed. Immediate possession
b be had. Apply at 709 MADISON st.
| 7l2 lot
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

NOR SAIE.--Tworu now Germantown Car
rlsges, also lot tnp bnggies. WIN sell
ksap Apply TO W. HAMMOND,
second and French Sts., Whining on, Del.
T.fRIk
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

NOR SALE--Twelve young pigs, good
stock. Also one market Dearborn; /; one
5ermantown carriage, and a. twehorse wa-
kD, W. H.HENDRI, kSON,
LA 3td 3tw Near Bra ndywine Springs.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

! negotiated, Reats
wi collected. FrOperties carcful :
managed, Insurance placed In
eliable companies. and Convey.
|pciDg accurately execu ,ed.
blw.stf II "a LID n CO.,
Ank erS and Investment BrO1kors.
CLAYTON r2Ouae Building
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

(WR R,RENT.-1hree-stoIy house No. ll21
Market street, with Mi modern Improve
5NE, and In good order; splendid view Of
h nver; rent 10 v Tor the balance OF year.
Apply to HENRY DANBY,
lnlStf 0,s ~hipley ,treet.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
THE PEOPLES MESSAGE.


The quiet of q Sunday morning was
broken by the tones OF church-bell
Over the town hoated its full, rich mu-
sic, and then it came hack again in
faint echoes:
The bell teemed with message to
the people, which 1t was telling with
all its might; and the message ran
thus COme-come. Come-come. Come
come.
But although we'll understood, it was
unheeded by many; and this is what
thepeople said who did not heed it; and
what conscience said to them:
BELL. "Come--come."
PEOPLE. We do not feel very we'll
to-day.
CONSCIENCE. "Isn't it strange there
are so many sick people Sundays?
Many who are well enough on Sunday
night are unable to go outon Sunday,
and thos. who are 80 sick on Sunday
recover when Monday morning comes.
1t might seem as if some weekly epi-
demic visited tho town with a full sap
ply of headaches, colds, fevers, and
other disorders"
BELL. "COme-come.
PEOPLE. "The weather is too un-
pleasant to-day"
CONSCIENCE. "Yes, the weather on
Sunday is always wrOng-too hot, too
,old, too wet, too cloudy or too windy.
Sunday rains are so penetrating, sun
lay colds so piercing, that no one but
he minister and sexton should 20 out
o church.
BELL. "Come-come."
PEOPLE. "We have company"
CONSCIENCE. "lsn't there something
aid about the stranger within thy gates
eeping the Sabbath holy"
BELL. "COme--come."
People. "Our garments are not good
CONSCIENCE. There are a great many
irections in the Bible about how we
hould come before our Lord, but the
uality of clothes are not mentioned.
he church isn't a millinery establish
lent or a show room. In old times the
ch and poor met together, for the Lord
the Maker of them ALL"
BELL. "Come--come."
PEOPLE. "We are better than some :
no go to church.
CONSCIENCE. "You may be much bet
II than some, but are you satisfied
ith that? Will it do to tell the Lord t
}! There is something in the parable
the Pharisee and Publican bearing
pom this point"
BELL. "C0me--come.
PEOPLE. owe havn't any seats in
lurch." r
CONSCIENCE. Eyes, there are always i
ats there for all who come. There q
'ed bs no fear of intruding, for all q
9 welcome, and there need be no fear :
wearing out your welcome, for
~ are urged to come every Sunday"
And SO the church bell kept ringing O.
It its message, Come--come. - 7
nd some needed the message, came, ]
anked God for the privilege of COM
&, and resolved to come Always
hers still refused, and conscience
mt to sleep, murmuring, ere it slept, =
What shall 1t profit man, If he shall 7
in the whole world, and lose his own )!
nl ?"--''Selected.' NJ =
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

|,1OR RENT.-Fourth-sto Hall with !, 2I
or 3 ante rroms. JOHN y. HARk-
EiSs iu13-f
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
rSsk eALEsbAk skkNI.

f,OR SALE-A good Organ, at 2o5 WEST
ELEVENTH ST. 1906
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

CoR RSALE.-Spring Oh ckens and fowls
fresh dressed At Third street Market.
,lltl N, b. APPLETON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

The farmer ought TO turn interview
er when he goes TO the fair II j., a
good place 10 learn. for man who La,
an interrogation point in hi. mental
constitution. There * cause TOR tie
excellence Of every superior animal or
premium product tina: j. shown. Arle-
mas Wards comicsl conundrum. why
is this thus! should therefore. be kent
in mind by the farmer who desire. TO
find prof, in the fair The exhibitors
are nesrly always willing and ready to
answer questions, and in learning from
them the ho'c and the tchy of things.
the visitor gets the benefit of what NAV
have been a long and costly experience.
II wouldn't be bad Idea for the focie-
ties TO add 10 their premium a substap
tial one for the member who bring. to
the annual meeting the fullest and
most helpful notebook on the fair. IL
ia apt TO be discouraging experience
10 look at better stock and grain..
choicer butter and cheese, and finer
fruits and vegetables than one can raise,
if the inspection doesn't stimulate an
interest and add TO ones knowledge.
Go TO the fair for holiday, and to ex-
perience the sensation of wearing your
best clothes, and having good time,
if for no other reason; but while you
are about it you may as well get your
moneys worth in information. - Golden
Rgle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

Early Lambs for Market.

ne man who wishes to make the
most of his opportunities and obtain
the largest profits, will seek TO place
Whatever he has TO sell upon the market
when 1t Will bring the highest price II
any article habiluallv brings a higher
rriee at any particular season of the
wear. tee will make hi. arrangements so
a 10 have wherever he la ut Nat Kind
1" sell ready lpt the market at the favor
able moment.
Ii l. well know, that lambs >ell at a
very high p,tce Ia July aud August.
In the Lewiston market IL i, not anus
ual Tor dealer, To pay the larmers TWEEN
II cents a pound l., The caIc4,> i,i. good
TAT lamb, wucu u.c, ii I begin to come
thio naiA Sc Ia Juiv. while ln October
equally IT. good iamb, sell rather slow.
y a. eight cents. The wi-c iarlnrr will
endeaN"r 10 avail himself o. gne ...lNAt-
lu.c, OF these differences 100 The market
price ct Lnub, al diiicrrat Seasons
To secure thI, object he VIII cndcayor
to have ii, lambs come along early ia
The spring aud have thcn ready Tor the
maIh ct early ia the season. II succeed
he must have KIND of >htcp -uaA a. lc
South Downs. ur some u'Hcr coarse
wuoied sheep. such a. produce early
una uIlug lambs he mast also haze
ttIyHa L., l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
Ffarm ann housrboln.
sho-.; City E.-sas ta --u..e. @. :: Pasture

sho1.3 City E.-ses ta -u..e. u. .o Pasture
Grass i tie natural TODD OF the horse
In spring and summer the fresh green
heritage OF the field and mountain
springiuQ Mp among the rocks. along
tie water courses. or in the valleys.
seasoned with the twigs Of shrubs aud
trees, ana the great variety OF other
plant, which are both pleasant to the
eye and good for food constitute
rather bulky but nutrition. 4pd cNccp-
table alimcu, Til, food d.-tcud- tie
paumch and give. an outline 10 the AMI
ma, which, a. concerns city lorscs, :,
to say Tie least questionable.
Very heavy horses high bred Aor-c>.
and even those accustomed from colt
hood 10 concentrated food. e>pccia'ls TO
receiving oat- regularly. and whose
SKINS ATc tAu from having Icgn.at
grooming, protection tlcm Tie weather
and from tie attacks OF tl.e-. TO u.t d,
WEI a. iu.e when turned ,o pa--
ture. Il ! hard 10 make c.t, people uu.
dcr>iand t.l,. Ills !, truc-ai.I beng
true. ought city horse. ever To Ice Turn.
cd 10 grass: Certainly NOT in all cases.
Il they have good. deep, dark she'd to
20 under at VIII, 10 get away from IN.
-cct-, and TO protect them during cold
storms; copse and young woody growth
- a..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
NUMBE II 10
poetrp.
II ! Should Die 70 Night.

Ill should die ton light.
nv friends would look upon 7 ay quiet face
Before they laid 1t In lite quiet resting place.
And deem that death had lef IL slmost fair !:
And, lsving the snow white flowers against
my hair,
Would smooth It down with tesrful tender
nes.
And 10 "a my hands with lingering cArc>>.-
Poor hands. empty aud 70 cold to night
III should lie tonight.
Ny friends would call to mind, with lovin.
thought.
some kindly deed The les hand hsd wrought,
Some gentle word the frozen lip hsd said
Ny ha,ty words would ali b. put aside
And 20 should BE- loved and mOurned to-
night.
II should die tonight,
Even hearts e,transed would burn once more
10 me,
Recalling other days rcmorsefuly;
The eve that chilled mc with arrested
glance.
Would look upon me- ~ Of wore .perchlnecl.
Aud soften IN the Old familiar WAY
for who conid war with dumb unconsciou.
CLAY
- might rest forgiven OF all Tonight.
oh friends. l pray. tonight
keep not your A.>sc, from INV dead cold brow ,
Think gently u me- am iraycl-worn.
NJ fa teTEug feet are pierced with mSuy "a
thorn.
Forgive. "a hearts e.iraused. forgive.
p.esi;
when dreame-- r,.t j. mine ! shall not need
The tenderness for which long tonight.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
PATENTS.
II. II. :',DDY,
No ~ state ST. opposite kiis,,. 0o.,o,

Secures Patents in the United states Al.oin
Great Britain, France ana othe tOregn countries
copies Of the claims OF any Patent furnished by
renting one dollar. Asst gnments recorded at
Washington. No Agency IN the United states
possesses superior facilities Tor obtaining l. .tent.
or asceTtaining the pAteRtability OF inventions
X. III. EDDY, solicitor Of ratcuts.
TESTIMONIALS
II regard Mr. Eddy one OF the most capabl
and successful practitioners with whom have
had III ial intercourse.
CHAs. MASON. Com iAis sioner OF Patents.
inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy or more capable Of securing tor them An
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
once. KDHuND BURkE.
late Comnis OF Patents >
Boston, October 10 $50
K. III. EDDY, ESQ Dear SIR: you procu red foI
me, IN $40 my fret patent. since then you hav.
acted tor and advised Inc in hundred. of cases.
and procured many patents, reis-ue and extern
siQns. ! have occasionally employed the best
q eeies IN New York, Philadelphia and wa-nin
to1. but still give you almost the whole of ms
business, in your line, and advise others to EN-.
pioy you. / ours truly GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston Jan. ! 1873. lyTl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
: -.ea- Snake .:-se.

Tie following description of IS home
made smoke house j. b. Professor ".
T. Brook. ia tie Eura. New lorAcr:-
Tie arrangement gan be- made Is
am, one without the least trouble. and
il /, sure 70 ..wora every time. The
device consists Of a barrel 81 any ,ui,a-
lie -ile An ordinary -four or arp.e
barrel vii smoke lpdro five moderate
-ilcj hams or shoulders. Both heads
are removed aud movable cover pro-
N.ded tor the toy This NAV bee q
board-. or ,au oil uilcloih ar hight
blanket viii answer. A short trench i,
dug in which j. IA.l length Of old
stoyepipc. a larger excavation i, then
made. in which pan Of burning cols
or chips can bc laced Ills j. cover
ed by iighly-Guing plank One end
OF tie -ioyepipe communicates with
this excavation; over the other end tie
barrel /, placed. the earth banked up
around the bottom Of the barrel and
over the stovcplic. TO keep all tight.
The meat may be suspended from a
stick laid across The top Of the barre!
and Their all covered light with an oil
cloth or blanket. CA IlAcin. pan Of
smoking cobs O. chips IA tie place pro-
vided the smoke p4--o- through tile
stoyepipe into the barrel. filing it with
dense, cool smoke should the sup
port Of the hans. 4. break the latter
cannon be hurt By coming III contact
with the fire or ashes, a. sometime.
happens in the regular -mokehouse.
Tie smoking IS effected in very thor
ough manner n short time. Tie
writer had for this morning breakfast
come ham which wa- smoked in h COM
trivauce precisely similar to thi. in TX
hours. = Eb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

i have used salt for tie cabbage,
worm. AT The rate OF "A large teacupiu
of salt to d pail OF water, for the last
two years with perfect success; two APP
picatlon- have been all that was need
ed il HE'D the worms Cor at least they
died) without hurting the cabbage at
all ". ]. Granger in Near York
Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

Thorough cultivation i the ouiS
sure erpdicaior OF weed- Where weed,
are rampant in field, gaideu OF door
yard. >loyenliuess. lazine-,. or too much
work for the help employed. i the
obvious reason for such condition OF
things. Weeds must be DESTROYED il
one would have hi, cultivated grounds
productive and pleasant to look upon
b. those who have occasion to pass
them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
New York Shopping
FOR SALE

THE undersigned offers Tor sale to a practical
MachInlsi or Mouiier One-hall Of hi Foundry
ard Machine shop situated in Ellsworth. a. II
preferred viii sell the whole
The Foundry 10 o.t iavorsbly located there
being no other business of the KIND within a cir
cult Of nlAety miles.
The Foundry and Machine shop contain all The
tools and machinery necessary to meet the re.
qulTements OF the trade. " Iih the deyelounent
of several new Manufacturing interests in add
ton tn the already large Miilin. and Ship.huiId-
log interests in the county. The fuiure of 80.
business must be good. Parte. desiring to en-
gage in business are invited 10 investigate Any
informal ion desired can be lad by addressing the
subscriber, or calling upon him at his pIaee OF
business.
If Wh. - MCDONALD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

-Mouldy oil cake should not be fed
TO animals; several instances are given
in varions numbers of The Journal Of
The ROYAL Agricultural Society and else
where of fatal consequences of the Use
of such fodder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

j. c. Lewes. of Providence, gives
the following as sure remedy for the
cure of warts: Take copper filings and
mix with good cider vinegar; three or
tour applications. well rubbed on, for
alternate days, will produce 10 soreness
aud the warts will gradually disappear.
This is 2 sure remedy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

4 LII bills due me on the Ise OF Mt. Desert re.
~ naming unsettled Dee. 18Th. 1879 will be le0
with AN Attorney for collection
sedswick, Oct. 10Th, Is7s. sw.2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

n 4. spohori and others will petition the
VI next egislatGre, to be incorporated Tor the
purpose Of erecting line of Telegraph from
North West Harbor, Deer Isle. 10 Green's Land.
ing,
c. A. sPOFFORD
Oct, 3, 1873. IVA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

WHEREAS my wife Mary :. Hii'i-, has ieit my
w bed and board without any just cause or
provication, forbid all perJons harboring or
trusting her on my account, for I shall paw no
bills OF her contracting after this date.
ASA h. HITLER
OTIS, Oct. eth, ls7s, sw9.