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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-30

A "star route" is q route where the
mails are carried other than by steam; ;
that is, by stages, or on horseback. FLey
are called ''star routes because in the
post-office department they are dcsignat-
cd by an asiefisk. And this
reminds us that the contract
or's ring at Washington is not
content with the star rout service in the
wild west, but it has its agents in al
most every state. Their method has
been to bid off route at a much lower
price than that for which The service can
be performed. They then get some par
ty to carry the mail for q
time, and then throw up the
contract. If the business was
honestly managed. the contract would
then be awarded to the next highest bid
der. but instesd of this, the ring has
been able TO make an arrangement by
which some one representing it is en-
ployed TO perform the service temper
arily, and finally a price, very
largely in excess of a fair cOmpen-
sation, is fixed for the service during
the entire period. It is said that the ring
controls routes in all parts Of the cOun-
try, and that one of the representatives
has recently been in Maine and other
Eastern States. looking up routes, for
the service of which they would have bid
at the pending lettings but for the pres
ent astrOphe.-BOstOn Journal.
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EH1CE MPICS

Grade stakes have been set prepars-
tory 10 laying additional track at the
round house which will nearly double
the present switching facilities of the
yard.
The agent Of the Santa Fe at this place
will sell on the Sd and 4th days Of July,
round-trip tickets at one fare for the
round trip to points on that line, making
them good to return on the 9th.
Commonwealth: w. F. White, the en-
terprising and indefatigablc passenger
agent of the A. T. s.. 8. r. railroad
company, has devised a scheme and per
fected arrangements by which through
tickets are now sold at most stations
on the line of A, T. & s. F. TO near
ly all the minor stations Of the east
By the old coupon system, tickets were
sold only to important places, and the
traveller had to pay local fare from such
point or buy through ticket to some
large station beyond his des.ina-
tiOn and stop off at an interme-
diate station. thus paying for more than
he received. All this trouble, annoy
ance and loss is Obviated by the new
system. Passengers are ticketed clear
through to their destination. The form
of tickets is extremely simple, and easily
understood, and the most careless travel
er will be less likely to be diverted from
his route than by the attempted study of
the complicated forms heretofore in use.
The Santa Fe is always foremost in in
augurating improvements which are
likely To contribute to the convenience
and profit Of the travelling public.
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THE HARTFORD News.
EDITED BY LINGO"
THURsDAY In

THURSDAY, June %.
A little daughter of Philip Hammond
died yesterday of brain fever, aged
about seven months. The child had
been i'll for several weeks so the event
was not unexpected. yet it is none the
less terrible blow TO the loving parents.
Funeral services held to-day. :. And
nov 1t is Henry Fuller that is the happy
man and who says to that new boy:
Come TO its popsy wopsY, little man.
The cornet band will resume prac-
tice after the fourth and will prepare In
compete for the prize offered by the
Burlington Fair Association at the OPEN
ing Of their exhibition next Sep
TENDER. Jake Pruitt has sworn ven-
gence against the rats which infest his
livery stable and now his Rodent Males
~ had better 'loOk ledle OUT" q. DIR.
s. E LanpheAr will read the Declaration
OF Independence At the celebration as
this place. The many friends of
Mr.. Frank Kizer, although rejoicing in
his good fortune in securing q position
as teacher in the Emporia city schools,
express much regret that they have thus
lost one OF the best teachers ever en-
ployed in our city schools, for they had
hoped that he would resume his old po-
sitiOn here during the coming winter.
However We wish Frank unbounded
success and know full we'll that he de-
serves it.
Mr.. J. r. Hammond, our worthy fell
low citizen has been appointed presi-
dent of the day for the celebration here
the Fourth. We have received . poet
ical contribution for the HARTFORD
NKws signed "BunkO" which we must
decline with thanks. &C. Fl. Griffin, OF |
Garnet, accompanied by his wife and
sister. arrived yesterday, to visit friends |
in this vicinity. .Ex-Rev J. N. Spang- |
Ter, late editor OF the Hartford Enter |
prise, The Kansas Greenhacker and The |
National Era, and Al present the princi- |
pal Of the NeOshO Falls city schools.
was in town yesterday. There has |
been considerable excitement about |
rabid dogs upon Four mile creek. A
large number Of dogs suspected OF being |
affected by hydrophObiA have been kill |
ed. Several cows have been bitten by
these animals and Tuesday q hulc son |
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shraud R,nrat.r

One day last week C. C. COckril, a
painter well known in this city, pur-
chased . watch of II. ]. Bird for $41.5O,
for which he paid the cash. The next
day he stepped in and bought ladys'
watch for 32l.OO giving 9 check on the
bank for $1,000, which was promptly
hOnOred, and standing the seller of
for the remaining dollar. The
day succeeding he made another invest.
ment in = diamond ring for which he
paid $25.O0 in cash. Mr.. Bird began 10
think he had struck q bonanza customer,
and when, the day following, COckrill
lOunged into the store with engaging
sGng frOGd and after looking over
the show cases, remarked: by the way,
Bird. would you have any objections to
exchanging the ring got yesterday for
that larger one F'-pOinting TO q $75
Eing-the customer was readily
accommodated and walked out remark.
ing that he would pay the difference
The next day. But the morrow
came without COckrill. and the
latest intelligence from the gentle
lHAAas MAS resolved yesterday By way
Of postal from Chicago, ON which was
inscribed: Goodbye Kansas. Well. I
should Smilel C.C.S."
It Is nov pretty generally understood
that diamOnd rings at Birds are strictly
cash. invariably in advance.
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Last Wednesday the committee Of ar.
rangements on the Fourth Of July cele-
brstiOn TO be held under the auspices of
the Emporia Rifles. met and appointed
the following subordinate committees:
On program and speaker: L s. Page
and v. b. Ong.
On stand and refreshments: C. L.
Burge, L. Chapman, Geo. Benthien and
L. Vernon.
On invitation: L. G. Gilmore and w.
+. Jones.
On procuring barrels and water: w.
III. Wallace and @. Wilcox.
On music: Fred Haussler, v. b. Ong
and G. Wilcox.
On wagon and decoration: L. s.
Page, G. Benthien and L. Chapman, To
be assisted by Mrs E. A. Moore and
Miss Jennie Pufer.
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Road Nntiea

Notice Is hereby given that . petition has
been presented 70 the Board OF County Com-
for The location Of county road A. foIloGs
To- Wit: Commencing At the northwest corner
% the noFtheaSt quarter OF section g. town :
line Is near as practicable 20 the northeast
corner OF section ., toWaShip 81, range 10,
ttcable 70 the southeast corner OF the norTh
east quarteKof section Is, thence east on half
section line Of section "a, township "a range
ooe-half milo 70 south line Of section n
township q, range 10. thence cast on section
line rs near - practicable to tnterseck n F,n,t
already established. And anon sai,i nm.
posed ROAD the Board appointed the 1olloI
ing viewers: Daniel Bitter, Freeman
Soule ami W. y. Starr to meet at me H.
ginning OF said road, on the 5th dav Of
July, A: u. 1881. at 10 O'Clock q n, and IN
conlunceion with the County Surveyor, 10
a. al parties bearing BY order q the Board.
1s-SS WA. =. EWING. County CLERK
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AROUND Town.

The City surveyor established the
grade on Merchants street Friday.
The Amateur Band has been engaged
70 play for the Fourth OF July celebra
ton.
The Coolidge Hotel company com
Ple:ed Friday a substantial stone pave
ment in front of their property ON Mer
chants street.
Suit has been brought by Julia GUIDE.
kunst against ]. B. Moon, sheriff Oi
Lyon county, for the recovery of the
value Of goods levied upon by him on
the Goth inst.
Mr.. o. r. Sawyer has made g very de
cided improvement in his store room by
removing the stairway at the rear end
thus greatly enlarging his capacity for
displaying his extensive stock of goods
10 the best advantage.
Judging from the remarks we fire.
quently hear from the youth Of this city
who cOngregate about the depot and
streetcOrners, we infer that the Revised
New Testament has not yet been gener-
ally adopted in the Sunday-schoOls OF
EmpOriA.
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VANDALIsN.-A good many boys and
young men consider il very smart 10 en-.
gage In Acts OF vandalism. Il matters
not who is injured 10 they have some
fun During the late commencement
exercises 81 the Normal . gentlemAn's
horse Gnd buggy we're taken one even
ing and used during the exercises in
the hall. He found his hOrse tied
some distance away from where
he left him, and 80 cArelesslY that
the animal might easily have
broken loose and done . good deal OF
damage. The gentleman endeaVored TO
find out who took the liberty with his
property, and had he succeeded would
have given the offender . lesson that
would have taught him 70 let other pro-
ple's property alone. Some days ago q
lady sent. her little son to the river 70
wash the buggy. A lot OF large boys
happened along to take . swim.
They captured the buggy and
dragged il into the deep wafer. broke
the dash board and Injured the
trimming and top TO the amount OF cas-.
There Is no objection TO an exercise OF
the spirit OF fun among boys. but such
utter disregard Of the rights and inter.
ests Of others simply shows . lack Of
principle which will lead 10 the com
mission Of moro serious violations OF Law
If not checked. The owner OF the bug
gy could give the fun Of the boys . very
serious turn IL he saw 1t, and declares
he will not submit TO q repetition OF
such acts Of rascalitY
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Ihs 4mvoria Nt~s.
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1881.

Where will you spend the Fourth.
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pEnsn~.n Mp,rnror

Mrs. o. G. Bjerke is visiting friends at
Council Grove.
Win Rees is writing in the office Of
register Of deeds.
Rev. DIR. COrdley went to SSvery 10
spend the Sabbath.
Chaplain Lutz ard his son Gillie
have gone TO Colorado.
Mrs. E. F. Sprague has gone To St.
Joe 20 spend the summer.
Charlie Rice Is learning To be an ar
chitect in the Office of G. w. Squircs.
Mr. and Mrs John Sebastian, of Kan
sas City, arrived in EmpOria Saturday.
Willie Eastman has gone to Rice
coanty, Kansas. 10 spend some weeks
with friends.
Mrs. z. HOrnsby, of Lawrence, is Wis
iting at the residence of Z. BOrton, on
Market street.
DIR. Anna Warren returned from New
York Thursday, and has resumed the
practice Of her profession.
p. J. Carmichael, superintendent of
the Public schools, won't TO Manhattan
last week to stead the State Teachers
Association. L's
Ed. Kinnan, who has been visiting at
Reading for some months. has resumed
change OF the books in the grocery store
Of G. w. Bennett.
M. Waters, Of Springfield, Missouri,
formerly agent Of the Adams Express
Company in this city, is stopping for =
few days in Emporia.
Zseheus Powell, prominent minis
ter Of the Friends church, from New
York. is prospecting in this vicinity and
will likely locate in Emporia-
Mrs. Waskey and two daughters, from
Westport, No, the mother and sisters Of
Mrs. Virginia Hurst, ariVed g day ortwo
ago, and will spend some days here.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Lucas. OF Waiver.
ly, Iowa, arrived in this city Thursday
20 visit their son. Conductor Lucas,
whose illness has been mentioned in
this paper.
Chaplain Lutz writes to his family in
this city that he had 3 hard and try
ing journey to Colorado, but is feeling
much better SINCE reaching Pueblo,
where he is stopping.
We deeply regret TO learn that the
condition OF Conductor Lucas, who has
been confined TO the house for the past
six weeks by an injured rib, which is
supposed TO have been broken during
the snow blockade last winter, is so
precarious that his parents have
been sent for, and that little
hope is entertained Of his re
cOVery. He Is one of the most popular
men in the service of the Santa Fe, and
his restoration to health would be q
source Of heartfelt Joy IN this commun
ity.
Mr.. E. d. FOrde, who has been attend
ing the meeting OF the Supreme Lodge
Of the A. o. U. w., at Detroit and visit
ing his old home in Rochester, N, Y.
returned to EmpOriA last Friday. He
| reports the order which he had the hon
or to represent a. in most flOurishing
condition and rapidly increasing in
numbers in the United States.
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Notice Of Sale.

The following property. 4 the residence OF the
owner thereof L. not knOWnl Entrusted 20 mo
TOR keeping, feeding and wintcrinR. will. nm
less sooner called for, he sold at public auc-
ton, for cash, st the school house in school
county. Kansas, on the 3Oth DAY o! june. issi.
At O'Clock y. m. Of said Glsy. viz: one light
sOrreI marc, four years old. braided .al,'' On
three years old; one bay ReldiDg, two years
old one sorrel mare colt, one year old, wkiIa
stripe In face; and one black yearlInE mare
colt The above property will be sold 70 at
isfy lien Of $s6 for feeding and care of
same. J. II CRAIG
Waterloo, May "a, 1881. = aI
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BUSINESS ITEMS.


The population OF London doubles ev-
cry forty years.
There are $4,000 women who are farm
ers IN Great Britain.
The area of the British empire is
8,694 OIL square miles; that Of Russia
s,239. I'll square miles.
Mr. A. Lewis asserts in Food and
Health that nearly $15, 600 600 is invest
ed in OleOmargarine factories, and that
they have added nearly a to the value
of every OK killed.
The Nashua Iron and Steel company
claims to have lately turned out the
largest steel iDgot ever cast in this
country. Its dimensions are 10 feet by
q inches, its weight q 600 pounds, and
it is to be hammered into Il shaft.
In 1880, John Forbes was Collector Of
Taxes for Vermillion County, which
then included Chicago. Rather than in
cur the expense and trouble of a journey
over the prairies to that town. he paid
ChicagO'S taxes out of his own pocket.
The number OF persons who visited
the watering places around New York
last seasOn-COney Island, Long Branch,
spent 81, 752, 900. The estimate for the
coming season is 10000, 900 visitors, to
spend $22,OOO.OOO.
In 1873, of the 115,OOOOOO bushels OF
gain brought to our Atlantic ports, Go,
00O, 600 bushels were carried by rail and
AZ. 100000 bushels by water. In 1879, oil
251 ,OOO, GOO bushels, the railroads brought
2O1 100000 and the canals eO,OO0, 0OO
bushels. The increased transportation
was by rail 135, OOO, 900 and by water IL,
100000.
The longest span of telegraph wire in
the world is stretched across the Kist
nah river from hill TO hill, each hill be
ing 1900 feet high. between Bezorah
and Sectanagrum, in India. The span
is little over 1900 feet in length. The
only mechanical continuance used in
stretching this cable across the river
was q common windlass.
There have been 2,1S9 fatal accidents
in the anthracite coal regions in the past
ten years, $40 of which occurred through
falls Of coal, rock, etc. The Avondale
disaster, in which hundred lives were
lost, occurred in 1859, and is not included
Twenty lives is the most that have been
lost in q single disaster since the Avon
dale affair, and that was at the West
PittstOn mine fire, which occurred on
May 81, 1871.
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Administrators Sale.

will sell at public auction, on Wednesday,
July q. 1881, at the residence of John w aymRn,
deceased, at the mouth Of Hill creek, In Wa
terlOO township, all the personal property OF
deceased not taken by the widow, consisting
of ii head of cattle, one thoroughbred bull,
10 head Of horses and % head or hogs The
cattle are 1rst- class grade animals the hogs
healthy and OF good stock. and the horses are
good stock tor good paper on good time.
cheap. A discount wili be allowed for cash.
Il. L. BEST, Administrator.
III VI RRERaAL.I. AncfinnRar
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Lyon County Normal Institute.

The Anpaal County Normal Institute will
Se hetd % Emporls. In she High school build
Tag commanding July iIth. and will co1cinma
four weeks.
~ OrtsograPhy, Reading. Writing. KRKIi,h
0ram2er and Com position, ReoRraphy ain.
mesae. 0nlted states History. ConstifatIon o.
United states, Bookkeeping, PhYeioIo9V anl
hatuHAl Philosophy viii 30 taught. Cfasses
u algebra. botany and drawing win be form
"a u snmcsent number desire 20 pursne
A Motel School viii probably be eoadus I, 4
aILlns tne iast tEo weeks Of tie Institute, a
which the pupil-teaeheR can tess IaeIk..is
given ln the theory add practice class
evening Lectures Will be given by the STATE
tors. 1890
There Will be an examination lDr eertIa.
Gates - tbs close OF the Institute AT ~ IHsa
sessaon % tAe Legislature the sEaBdsTi Of
REMUNERATION Tor certificates was raised AMI
oehnIteIy MED, hence the neeessItY OF tearh
en- e sEalllng themselves of this opportunity
FOR further Information address
r j. CARMICHAEL Conductor
Dl3Ot6-WSIfA nr.1r,~,rE0 Ec-S..
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Nearly all the ills that afflict mankind
can be prevented and cured by keeping
the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect
working order. There is no medicine
known that will do this as quickly and
surely, without interfering with your du-
ties, as Parker's Ginger Tonic. See ad-
vertisemenE
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Three or four car loads of St Louis
beer are transferred from the Missouri
Pacific to the Santa Fe almost every
day at the junction. 1t generally goes
to Dodge City and other towns in the
western part of the state.
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The EunaAa HaiR-HOw 70 Preserve and
Beauty It

Many persons abuse this delicate and
beautiful ornament by burning it with
alcoholic washes and plastering it with
grease, which has no affinity for the
skin, and is not absorbed. Burnett's
Cocaine, a compound of cocoanut oil,
ETC., is unrivalled as dressing for the
harris readily absorbed, and Is pecu-
liarly adapted TO its various conditions,
preventing its falling off and promoting
Its healthy growth.
House-keepers should insist upon OBJ
tanning Burnett's fiaVoring extracts, for
they are the best.
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Administrators Sala

will sell at public auction at the residence
OF the late Uriah Glover, deceased, on Allen
creek. nye mikes north OF EmpOria, ON ThuFs-
day, juno 3Oth. 1881, at 10 O'Clock H. M. the
following described property: IL mich cows
ii two year old, ono year old steers, tNO-
year old helfers, bOnc-year Old heifers Terms
OF sale: All sums OF IS 90 and under, cash
all over IS 90 six months time, with per cent
interest with good security. A discount OF 6
per cent. for cash.
BARSHEBA GLOVER, Administrative.
II. w. PEAHsALL, AuctiOnecF. z3a5
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Notiea to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received until Sat-
urlay. July 2, 1881, for furnishing all the hI q
terials and doing all the ma son and carpenter
the completion OF frame school house tor
the use OF district No. %, Lyon county, Kan
sas, In accordance with plans and speciHcR-
OF EmpOria. By order OF the board
1913 W. r. HANCOCK lark
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Notice for Publication.
'HIFED STATES LaND OHYIcr
TnPEHA Ka-naaa Me- q x

ToFszA. kaasass Nay - ISL
Notice IS hereby given that tie falIcwIa9
named settler has fied Deefce o. his tntentioa
% make anal proof In Haptots or his claim
rad see1Re 61al eokFy thefeaf and thaa saI1I
proof viii be made isefsFe The eIerk OF ~.
court Of Lyon eo0aty. Kansas. H the ezls,nlV
seat 90 Friday, tive !st dSs Of July. ISL viz.
No 4756. for the ~ hall Of ths q . ailaFter "a
section Is. sognship II. range II. eass. All he
names tfss following Usshe<ses 70 prove his
continuous Fezbte0ue Upon and enIfi A ion a.
said land. va John 4 haBllprFiaiR Joha flaU.
ley, L. o. Priest ABd Hugh Wiis0a al az BIs-
leFtol, Lyon county, KnRSAs-
A-sG w! II. FffzPATRICE, Register.
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The succnleat green-cOrn has Joined
the procession of the gentle ''cowcum-
ber," and soon the bad-medicine green
apple and the seductive "water million"
will fall in, and they will move In force
against the works of the small boy and
will make it rather lively for him for q
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RuekIen's AraIca saIv..

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all kinds of skin eruptionS.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money re.
funded. Price IS cents per box. Foe
sale By B. Wheldon & Co.
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]. NJ. Griffith, as chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners, is
signing the jackson township bonds
voted in aid Of the Kansas City and En-
poria railroad and ordered placed in es-
crow with the fiscal agency of Kansas,
by the Commissioners at their meeting
on Wednesday. - -
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Geo. L.eis's celebrated condition pow
ders. the old reliable. are the best medi-
cine on the market for horses and cattle
They have been in use for over twenty
years. Livery and stock men use them.
No farmer will use any other after try.
Ing Leis's. For sale by all druggists,
25 cents and 80 cents per bottle.
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OF Amos Courtridge was badly bitten by
one of them. The dog was immediate
ly killed and so far the child is doing
we'll, but the parents arc much alarmed.
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Many persons will take no medicine
until Frustrated upon bed of sickness.
This is folly. Nature always calls foE
assistance when needed to threw off i'm
purities. With our habits of life. it is
necessary to render this help. Prickly
acts mildly and renders the assistance
required. Try them.
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SnIilIars, RennInn

EDS. News: Please announce that
there will be meeting of the soldiers
OF the late war at the court house on
Wednesday evening, June Goth, 1881, to
make arrangements for a county reun-
ion. Jos. CULVER.
CHAs. FLETCHER.
A. BUcKNER.
Nj. LEWIS.
GEO. LESTER
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Judge Graves. at the late term Of dis
trict court, ordered Sheriff Moon to sell
the stock Of goods formerly owned by
]. Z. Jordan, the jeweler. which will be
disposed of at public vcndue some time
next month. &Sf4 t.t
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AdminiStratOrs NOtice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersIg nU,i
has been appointed administrator of the es-
tate OF John Wayman, deceased, by the pro-
bate court of Lyon county, Kansas, and that
he has given bond and qusIifleSi according 10
law as such administrator
T. &. BEST, Administrator
a. % of the estate of John Wayman decI,l
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The ''crumbling mOnarchies" which
cherish the delusion that popular gov
ernment is failure, will realize their
fatal mistake when they hear the eagle
screaming in EmpOria on the Fourth.