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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-17
Assessment returns indicate the mum.
Der Of horned cattle in the States and
Territories named to be Is follows


The farmers are learning their lesson
in way to perfectly understand it..
The Palo Alto lowal Pilot gives an
account of how Mr.. Lehman of that
county had the better way fastened on
him. He is one Of the thrifty farmers
of Paio Alto. and has just Visited Chi
cago with carload Of hogs and two of
cattle. He got "a 70 for his hogs. but
only fair price for his cattle. He In
formed tho Pilot on his return that
nearly oil of the cattle brought from
this portion OF tho Northwest are Of
AL inferior quality, and as q natural So.
Quence must bring On inferior price in
market. Mr. l. viewed some Of the fue
stsck at the Union Stock Yards in Chi.
cagn. and At once made up his mind to
renounce the old system OF wasting
auch large per cent. OF his time aud
grain upon scrubs, and upon the ground
purchased young full blooded Dur
ham bull. which will arrive in fow
days. He also purchased q Poland.
China boar at plr blood, which has oil.
ready reached Emmetsburg.
MI Lehman. BY careful examination
Of the steers in tho Chicago stock
Yards, learned . lesson he will never
forget. The same amount Of care and
feed given steer Of good blood will
yield ~ : result double the amount Of
cash returns as common animals. In
the Stock Yards Of Chicago can b seen
steers three years old which weigh over
1000 pounds, while from the stock
trains daily are driven scrubs Of the
same age which weigh less than 1000
pounds. No more pains have been
taken with ono than the other, nor
more grain OF hay fed. But note the
final result: BY the Stocfmaa Of the
18th inst. we ses that far steers Of llOO
pounds aud upward were cold al
$i52a@$4 Is per hundred. while steers
OF less than 400 Brought only q 6
@tS 90-the heavier ones averaging
about 50 cents per hundred moro than
the lighter. Lot US sec what the figures
bring. A stee, Weighing 1000 pounds
al that date brought, ct % e5 per hun
dred. $93. while steer Of 1000 pounds
weight. at $3.50. brought the owner
sSS. This. with the fact staring you in
the face that the animal which hrcuxhs
only S3S cost the stock raiser 40 much
a. the one bringing $9S-a difference Of
S55 in favor OF .he hlooded steer.
Stock raisera Il appears 10 ne that thess
facts are such - should convince you
a. they have Mr. Lehman. Of the uu
protitAblcnsss Of longer devoting your
time TO the rearing Of scruh cattle that
Cost yon as much. but when marketed
bring yon icss than half the amount o,
thoroughbred animals A few Of oul
stock men have already fine blooded
bulls among their heras. There should
be more 10 follow.
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BRIrIsn COLUMBIA vrrAL srATln
TICS. The Re2istrar General reports

BRIrrsn COLUMBIA vrTAL STATE
TICS The Re2istrar General reperti
that for the year ending 3lst Decem-
Der. 1878, there were 226 births. being
IN increase of SO; 112 of the children
we're males and la fsfnales. : The
birth Of only one pair of wins was
reported. There were 122 marriages,
IN increase sf~27;and 1Uf deaths. an
increase Of 49,. To the births column
Victoria contributed 5S males and 81
females; Nanaimo 32 males and IS fe-
males; New Westminster, s males and
Z females; Yale, 6 males and 4 females;
Clinton, 2 females; Lillooet, 3 males
and / female; Csriboo, 2 males and 3
'fenalss; Ksmloope. 3 males and 2 fe
males. OF the married there were 81
EpiscopaIians. IL Presbyterians, II
Methodists, IS Roman Catholics. /
Baptist, 8 where the dissemination was
not given, and SO where the bride and
bridegroom were Of different fsith; l07
of the marriages were by license. II by
banns and by civil contract. The age
Of the eldest bride was 60 years and the
youngest Is; the age of the oldest bride
groom was SO and Of the youngest 20
years. OF the 104 deaths registered,
81 occurred at Victoria, ii at Nanaimo.
IL at New Westminster. I at Yale. at
Clinton, at Lillooet. o at CaIiboo, 8
ct Cassisr and 4 at Ksmloops; Ii ma
tives Of England, 9 of lrelapd. 2 Of
Scotland, 8 Of Germany. 8 Of France. 2
Of Itsly. ! OF Switzerland, of Nor
way, of Sweden. 5 of tue United
States. 9 Of Mexico, Of Canads. I Of
British Columbis; 4 were unknown.
The Registrar. in conclusion, draws at
ton to the imperfections Of the system.
and hopes the Government will intro
duce necessary amendments.
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1t is pleasant to renew acquaintance
ship with the friends of our youth. said
weather beaten sea captain as he
paced to aEd fro on the quarter deck of
as fine ship Is ever plowed the
seas! So I'll lay in fresh supply of
Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea. / find il
Is complete medicine chest in itself.
Sailors and passengers. old and young.
men, women aud children. soon get all
right after taking it few times
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-17

The Goodall. Perkins Company have
not yet secured the contract for carry
ing the Victoria mail They proposed
employing in the service the steamers
Ancon, Idaho and Victoria. Better
ships ere required, and. unless the
Company furnishes them. the mail will
be given to those who will. The State
of California may, of necessity, be put
on tho route.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-17

WASHlNGTONsYERKlTO :
! PoRr TowNsRND. April 10th -fhc
steamer Dispatcf stsrted FOR San Juan
this afternoon. but broke down before
proceeding one mile. and was Obliged to
return for repairs. @
Arrived. British bark Royal Tar. IS
days from Shanghai.
April 15-Arrivel. barantinesC i
Taylor, from Guayaquii.
PoRT BLAKELY. April l6s-Arsived.
schooner Alice. from Hi!o. -
Sailed. brig Josephine, for San Fran.
cisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDINANCE NO. I'll.

An Ordinance creating an assessment de.
t.-iet IN order to proeide funds to pay
fer Tie grading and improvement Of
Fort arset 6eticsen James and Pile
streets. ehieh grading and improvement
eas done under Ordinance No. liz and
the ameRdmsats thereto.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-17

BRIcK.-Gove 8 Wilson are in re-
ceipt of large scow load of frst-class
brick, FROM the Steilacoom Brick Yard.
Parties wishing either large or small
quantities can be supplied by leaving
orders at our produce warehouse. on
Yesler's wharf. COVE s. WILSON.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-17

The Cottage Gallery will remain
open q few days longer to accommodate
those that have not been able to get
sittings. ID. r. JuDKINs,
Photographer.
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NJ A r r I E d .

MIfLER-KING-At Colfax. April 81, Miles n.
- Miller and Addie v. King, both Of Whitman
county, W. T.
I,E-CoOKSON-Tebruary 10th. In England,
wadham N. Diggle. Of tie wellington tB. Oh
coal mine, and Emma Donna Cooksop, of Work
sop Manor, Motto. England.
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OREGON.

OREGON. @
PORTLAND. April 1C.-Eastern lines
have been down most Ali day.
The interest monifested blythe ublic il
the Oregon Railway Company Limited.
is not abated in the least during the
past few days despite assertions thrown
out. The Scotch corporation has as.
snmed complete control Of the Dayton
narrow gage. Tbe inpression rapidly
gained ground that such was not the
case when heralded abroad thraus hout
Polk and Benton counties, that the
narrow gage had passed into the hands
OF Dundes Reid. psepls refssed To
believe it,, The expose of examiuer'
Gilbert followed soon after and Reid
fell to the ground. This morning o
decree was passed by Judge Deadly
which knocks oet ef lsAspe olainasof
the Limited Company. By this decree
receives, Revett is ccmmanded to exc
cute lease To tho railway Cor . period
nos to ex6ssd two years. The Limited
Company, hcwever. must pay the sum
OF s6S. On0 into the Court and give
bonds In TIE sum &c 500 900. Besides
this. receiver Revolt 10 continued in
his Office as receiver 81 the rod. the
Limited Company paying him salary
Of $50 per month. and being compelled
TO give him acoess "a tho hooks Of he
concern 1t I'LL times; 10 give hini free
transportation and allow him to see il
the terms of the lease are fully com
piled with. This decree. coming IS it
does on the heels of reitsrased asser-
tions that the conpany ovued the ID
8 g h r. places Dundee in DO enviable
light. 1t is very plain that the lease Of
but two years duration is made for
some purpose. Receiver Revcst still
continues In possession OF the d s. G
= Railway. :.
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TELEGRApHIC.
wAsHINGTONTERRIToRY.

rxcIusivKts r. rnx rsrr1licRscEa.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

Ingalls,, and w. Carpenter "wcre
constituted 4 committee to supervise
tho organization Of counties calling
for help IN the work,
The conference was complete
success, lulIy meeting the object OF
tho call. The members present,
the character Of the mon, the care,
full and Wise deliberations and the
harmony which prevailed, all con.
spircd to make it by far the best
conference Of that kind ever held in
the State o. Iowa.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

II, Martin Williams Isq, has cons
nectcd himself with that sprcy and
asic groonback Journal, the Scd.lia
Saturday Evening Call, lie an
nouces in last weeks issue Of that
paper that the Call Will be sent to
the subscribers Of tho Warrensburg
Press, whose time had not expired
when he sold the Press.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

"'THE Signal" the new grccnbock
paper Of Gaicna, No, says:
In this county, four years ago,
Hayes got i3j votes, TiIden 1j9 and
Cooper none. This year, Garfield
got 1872, Hancock 10 and Weaver
1876; . Republican loss of three, q
democratic loss Of 10, and green
back gain Of 1873. Not bad for q
start.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

4 AIorru MoMlneIl .

Ko0sUk { Constitution
The radicals of Clarinda, Page
Co., Iowa, bad q Qualification meet.
my on Friday night, Nov. 5. They
had the biggest kind of a time, with
illuminatlons, fireworks, music and
specchifying. Aftor several repub.
lican orators, among them congress-
mon~cIect Hepburn, had gwen vent
to their feelings, tho crowd called
loud for Lou Il. Cake. Cake is a
democrat, and ho looked too de.
pressed to speak; but the crowd
wouldn't be put of, so he mounted
a box and mado the following
unique speech.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16
THE VOLUME Of THE CURRENCY


Ii,E World,
The following amendment to the
Constitution is proposed by Dr.. G.
c. Beocher, OF Cauadaigua, n. Y
the object desired by him being q
seIi-regulating volume of currency.
The matter Is an exceedin gly inter.
esiing one, and, varied and nu-
merous rs has been the means sug,
gestcd to that end, the subject Is yet
open TO discussion. DR.. Boecher's
method is as follows -
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
SEC. |. All money hereafter issued
shall consist Of u full legal tender
paper money, issued by tho Gener>
al Government in the payment of
| all expenses, and outstanding Gov.
crumcul indebtedness, subject to the
conditions and limitations prescribed
IN this amendment.
SEC. =. No interest bearing or
non,taXablc Government Obligation
or debt shall be created, issued, or
| funded for any purpose whatever.
SIC. 3. Government shall provide
registered certificates Of deposit IN
denominations OF five or moro dol>
lars, which shall be mutually en-
changable with and for said paper
money at any money order post
Office.
SEC. /. When said certificates
outstanding over two years after
date Of issue shall amount to three
dollars per capita Of the entire pop
uIation Of the United States (as
given IN the last preceding United
STATES Ccnsus) Congress shall pro.
vide for tho payment OF all
| Government expenditures by
taxation until outstanding
certificates Of deposit shall fall be.
| low two dollars per capita, when all
taxation by the General Govern.
meat shall again cease, and all Gov
crnmeut expenditures shall again be
met by a further issue OF said Iaw>
tu! money,
SEC. 5. When national exigency
shall 50 require, Congress may issue
specially designated legal tender
Treasury blIls--not in excess OF
three dollars per capita-said bills
to be redeemed and cancelled at the
Treasury previous to any further is
sues of national money. The appro.
priation for the purpose OF redeem.
ing this special issue 5! al. bo pro.
vIiod by taxation.
SEQ e. Government shall provide
fall legal tender fractional money,
and for tho free exchange thereof
with and for entire PAPER moEcy
. (aud their replacement when worn
or driaceI) al all money oEdcr Post
Offices.
SEC, I. Any of sand Certificates OF
deposit outstanding over twenty
years after date o! Issue shall not
agaln he computed in determining
future limitations OF issues.
SEC. 8, Congress shall enforce
this amendment by appropriate leg
is'al.on.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

THE Presidents Message appears
in or supplement- this week, which
is in q Convenient size to save. 1t
will be useful to refer to during the
campaign and should be kept by
our subscribers. In addition 10 ad>
yiaing the destruction Of the green.
back, and the dollar of our dads, -
and rofandiug the bonds, ho re
commcnds that U. S. Grant bo ap.
pointed " Captain General Of the
Army" Such schemes as he pro
poses certainly woold roquiro I
"Captain General" to enforce them,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

C ~. WEAVER carried hls own
county over Hancock by 8 and over
Garfield by 70. When 4 mans
neighbors will stand by him thus il
Is 4 good certificate of character
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

JAY GOULD ha, bought of Thom>
as Allen, the St, Louis, Iron Noun.
tain and Southern Railroad. The
bargain was closed last Tuesday.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

THE Signal is the name Of 4
new greonback paper started last
week at Ga!ena, Stone Co, No,
by Harold Fisk, who is also the ed
l,yr. The "Signal' starts out with
the right ring to it and we hope
il may live long and prosper.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

TIE otl!ciai count, in the fifth
TcXas district, re elects George w..
Jones, grccnbackor, to congress, by
233 majority.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

We believe that, laying aside all
desire for the triumph of right; all
pride in the success Of party and the
establishment Of pet theories, all
satisfaction IN seeing the defeat of
an insoIOnt enemy: laylmotid Ahcso
things aside, and look G'~ U., from q
selfish finance Standpoint, . be-
licve that every grecnbacker al the
United States, no matter how poor
hc is, car make money by spending
twenty dollars 4 year IN the distrib.
uton Of grcenback documents and
papers and paying for expresses Of
speakers and organizers. Such an
expenditure would insure the spec.
dy and complete triumph Of the
grcenLack party.
The benefits which would inure
10 every industrious man, hy the
curbing Of monopoIics, and limiting
Of railroad charges, would amount
TO many dollars n year.
But the issuance of q sufficient
and an unfuctuating volume Of per.
manent full legal tender paper mon
ey by the government, and the ab.
olition of national banks, would
give such an impetus to commerca
and such an awakening 10 the
sleeping industries of the land,
that every sober and encrget>
ic man, blessed with ordinary
health, would enjoy greater pros
pcrty than ho ever even hoped to.
No such man but what would make
ut least fve-huhdred dollars % year
moro than he possibly can now.
lYo are talking especially to green.
hackers now, 10 men who not only
believe what Wo say is true, but
know that what We say is true, ev.
cry word oft Then why not take
II business view of il. If you knew
that by investing twenty dollars
each year for two or three success.
i've years in some kind of property,
YOU could make thousand dollars
out of it, you would jump at the
chance 10 make it, wouldn't you Z
Then, friends, lei US bescech you to
forego for 10 day q tep luxnrios,
ayo few necessities, II need be, so
that in future you aud your children
udyour chIdren's children may en-
ipy mmg mxurice.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

WneAr in st Louis Tuesday was
l0l Il to lOl 3-i Il decline from
Tuesday of last wccl, of | 3-4 cents,
from Tuesday of week before last,
of cents and for the three weeks
ending last Tuesday of s IA cents.
Last Friday it was l,Ql, but re,
covered Saturday to 1.O2 and Mon
day to 1.02 | ?, declining AGAIN
Tuesday.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16
THURSDAY, DECEMBER, lG 1850.

IrE Missouri Legislature will
meet ON Wednesday, January 9Th,
1880.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16
SHARP POINTS IND NOT
SHOT.
Ctippcd frOn our GrGCnJGcIi c.r-
changes.


'a"se'' Enquirer.
"a ma" rl'h ior Inc hoS trough,
!" Jne WY A'oN' H. stephens us
TI'ooS 'ho management OIL inc i"'e
DeNl0crau' cam Pa'S"' 30 easy
A'eX' OF yo" Il nave your scalp
"fIA
raycttc Independent.
Tue difference between the Green.
hackers ana democrats on erection
day was this; This Groonbqckcrs
throw away their votes" for prin-
cipIo and won, and the Democrats
throw away their votes" for pap
and lost.
Cha.o's Enquirer.
The work Of tho Greenbackers
has just begun. If the old party or
gans have nothing to talk about
since the Garfield and Hancock
question WAS setlIea VIC nave ana
wo mean to continue it fortour con-
secNIITo years without eaSsa'Ioh'
s,dalla Can.
Sam Randall, tho democratic speak.
err gocs farther than any repu6licon
has ever rome vet in the retundinp
business. He proposes = nerpetnal
9 per cent bond SIMILAR to the
British consols. How do these fell
lows who call themselves rrecubacl,
democrats like tho idea, ANYHOW?
,,,,.n.no,,, ena
TGe tarmer owes 5000 in faxes
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16
CONFERENCE or IONA
GREENBfUK ERS.
Il Large AfteHddRce- PiGn Of
!gdntsaIOH--Hd HdrWOHB-
Grcdt hope GOOd
COHrUge- Cause
KI,iHLgry


mark, n,I Of GOOD rouIoce and
hone lie urr,J noon lho confer. I
enco tbo ,mpo,,,anra Of carotnI or.
ropi2qtion for worl in lhe Suatc
". H. Robb, editor OF lhe Amcriran
IndcnenIent was elen,eI ercro,ary
On motion Of DR., Bovcrof O,l,g>
loosa the conference was held with
closed doors Wbn nnmcs of tho
DELEGATES present were recorded
In the earlier part ortbo ronforenc
60 delroa,c, wer, nrcsrnt Mon Of
noble o1pcronnpond soljd character
Men WHO have no, dwipdJcj down
by wirc.nu,brn and srcI;inc for ,ho
snoiIs pt onIrc. Man with r7YnriDlos
Of reform for pool to S,s,n and nno.
nile 4 ,,rncrnI ronrcrcnro Of tbe
1rlcrotcs ,o,JowoI with ,n,crcEonro
of yicws on rlans for best or~o1,.
zinc the State for work, On mo.
tloH or;y. s Ca,rnnler a ocommittco
of five was anroin,ed to rereiye
,,,.,~r.tfoos on Ihns or or,on,zo.
,in|'onL r,,y,, a. ,h;s ,noc,i3r
II. Weller, Hanson, K,dJer, GlIlst,e
and TI.s.ic.
- Gon"nai ,yoo,,n ,,orod uo. g
con,mi,,"o wv '",v, .,,,,,;ntoJ ,t'D 70 ' G";n',
Gnns'inns huf 49,, F,ho LnJ,, t1 be
,ii,'ns,Jnr,l i,.', Gnn ,y",,.an % ava i tyors
Bya,,, S,a,,Ia,. w. a." aI IL - = H. &
,,.,,,o 'o0r' a,-,,';.,,I ',,a',,I "''' 49, " . "
wv "rl0," .'' ., .,
Hon. H. H. "',ieito WAS called
'or' VINO HdoF'3"'' tno rl"''Fohco
with bold and hopetNl words,
Meeting adjourned until IjO PM
Inc convGniIon rcassem0Ied ut
l'3O p IN. Tho committee on tops
les ior discussion reported Us i0I>
lows;
|. How can VIC secure effective
county organization!
:. How can We make our clubs in
tercsilng and attractive!
3. How can we secure tho ncccs
sary funds to carry on the work!
1. How can we secure the organ
izatOn OF counties where no organ
ization exists!
), When shall our next State
convention be called?
For two hours these topics were
rCrg.lnr,i.,rI ,li.yrs.nl IA, ,lo tr,si
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

By . combination Of Republicans
ard Auu-Tammany democrats Of the
Board of Alderman Of New York
city, John Kelley, the famous poll
iician, has been oustcd from the
office OF City Comptroller, by the
confirmation of Campbell ,appointe d
to that ofico BY mayor Cooper.
THIS, it is alleged, Is a victory for
the Tl!den wing, but 1t must be poor
compcrsu ,tion TO Mr. TlIden for
beng beat out Of the Presidential
nomination.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16
Prepare for The HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAY GIFTS !

for their Friends and the LITTLE ONES
should bear In mind the extensive variety Of
GOODS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS
which may be found at my establishment:
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of every Kind and
description.
BOOKS suited to all Ages, Tastes and Purses.
OPTICAL GOODS, Opera Glasses, Microscopes,
spy Glasses, Magnets, Etc.
GAMES in great variety.
GOLD PENS, Pencils, Penholdcrs, Etc.
BIBLES, Prayers, Testaments, Etc, in great
variety.
ALBUMS in many new and beautiful style7.
SCRAP BOOKS, II large line of them.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS CARDS,
one Celt to One Dollar.
WRITING DESKS, PORTFOLIOS, PAPETER.
lkS, POCkET.BOOKS, PURSES AND CARD
CASES, in many new and elegant desigus
DIARIES FOR lsSl, over illty styles.
ALPHABET AND BUILDING BLOCKS, MU.
SIC FOLIOS, ROLLS and BINDERS, aud
many other goods too numerous to mention }
so-All mailablc goods delivered by mail,
postpaid at retail prices. Correspondence So
| .cited
~. d. WOODRUFF,
NllIunv DnnV Am liIIoin unIpr
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-12-16

Fellow Citizens: y man usually |
attends his own funeral but it is not
expected that he should talk n great .
deal. know the funeral cercmo>
mes would so on without me, 80 |
concluded that | had better bring
IN the body. But II takes great
deal of grace to sustain n man who
helps furnish tho corpse for an oc-
casion like this, Nobody but n
democrat could do it. 1t is certain
that no one save the democrats
have had u chance to try ii for the !
last twenty years. Disappointment
IS the modern democrats birthday,
and mourning his normal condition.
They took out patent on disaster
twenty years ago and it has never
been igirngcd, The patent run
out in 1876 and they have Just had
it renewed. Looking over the
landscape Of the last twenty years
| behold acres and acres of blasted |
hopes, cords and cords of dlsgrunt-
ted ambitions, barrels and barrels
of unayaiing tears, oceans and |
oceans strewn with tho wrecks oil
phantom ships once burdened with
democratic delusions. Dsappolnt-
mcnt is an anchor to the domocrat-
ic soul both sure and stoadiast.
/ I ,,r,. h,,., .;r ,i,,. D., r,
And flowers to wlthe, at the norihwindrs call.
And stars to set bat all, o, denIcFatl
T"oH mas al time Tor 'hne own DEATH
hllSh! say win ShyIocR, sulier-
anc'' yea, SNhcr ahrc Is the Oauge
OF our u.oe' ! couIu give you oz9
reasons Tor TINS. A lawyer offered
Il Judge sixteen reasons why ms
client was not present IN court;
FIRST he WAS dead. IhoJudge told
nm ne might omit the other fifteen.
Inc hrst reason OF my 3Z9 Is we
lacked the voters: You viii allow
me to omit the other 32S. But !
@ coulo wv you 'lorN Ihah nan o-' % rT",
/
] Kelley did II with his little racket.
/ Iv,I II,,,.,, I t, t
| h""c lI"H'p'O'' Hl"It uIOhC ms
| lcr instead of his neck and Ben Hill
=.
/ WASH I porn 4 mute. English had
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