davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-09-11
intended to apply to Northern New York State

intended to apply 10 HSoELuo1u NEW 1ptA o]a@c
and Canada EAST.
This admit without hesitation is little be-
hind time on its arrival, owing to the@uexpect-
ed duration Of the present heated term, but the
Temperatures are today falling in the sections
just referred to. i cool wave is likely to ensue.
The storm period predicted for the neishbor-
hood of New York and the seaboard cities for
the e6th aud 9th occurred on the inter date
along the South Carolina coast, but did not ex-
tend much farther northward, although storm
signals we're up for the same days at more north
erly points. These predictions OF mine, you
must bear in mind, we're issued in printed form
as early as tho lth of July Inst. and we're not,
some imagine, of recent production My forte
and success hitherto have been In long-ranEe
prediction. ana tho whole object OF my attempts
ut weather furecasttng from inc tIrst has been
to anticipate the general character or Approach-
have just completed my forecasts for the
approaching autumn, winter, auG spring
months, and of the winter Of 1851 and lss"; and
must confess that in these. or the SUCCESS or
these, feeln great measure of confluence.
This, however, you will have abundant oppor-
tupity to prove far yourselves, as the weather
unrolls itself before you Meantime, md in re-
turn for the many kindnesses received at your
hands, may JUST open the weather bag sulli-
cicnt!y to let out one cheering little item rcat-
ing to the entry of 1852 at Washington. and In
form you that there is aeain every prospect Of
good scichtng at tho Capital about the entry OF
the new year.
Prepare then for your sleighng carnival.
which it is my sincere prayer may ne pArticl-
pated in by your beloved President. Yours
sincerely. HESlsr G. EESNols-
, 1881-09-11

clothing would be most acceptable, ard he would
take pleasure in forwarding any supplies OF this,
or any other, kind that would be Of service
to the people who have had their
entire possessions swept away. Packages
sent to the Office Of the Lumberman's Exchange,
South Water street, near Franklin. will be
promptly forwarded. The following telegram
is corrOborative Of the mass of information al
ready published:
BAY CITY. Mich. Sept. l0-G. V. Botchkiss !:
Your kind telegram appreciated. Immediate
aid Is nsked. Five thousand families are naked
and hungry. The suffering is terrible. You
caliuot form ans idea without seeing it. Help
U.s. JOHN II. WATKINS, Mayor
THE BOARD OF TRADE.
Mcssrs. G. W. Higgins. c. J. Singer. ". II.
Crocker, B. F. Stautfer, and Il. Carmichael wero
appointed a committee by the Board of Trade
yesterday to solicit aid for the Michigan suf-
ferers. Late in the afternoon they had COL
lectcd nearly $500. and some members of the
committee had not had the time to do much Of
any canvassing. The packers subscriptions
run up to about 100. The Board Of Trade
promises to make very handsome contribu-
ton.
GO AND DO LIKEWISE
Mr.. John 3. Drake, with his accustomed fore
sight, bus again been ahead In his practical
liberN1ity and generosity Last Thursday, With
out solicitation. he sent draft Of 500 value to
the sufferers by the Michigan fires. Mr. Drake 3
example should be followed by every one who
has an opportunity to requite portion of the
debt Chicago incurred ten years ago, when her
homeless ones hero were fed by the contrlbu-
lions OF the civilized world.
, 1881-09-11
OHIO.


Special u13pdZft 10 nc [h1ta1o lFaoHHS.
TOLEDO, O., Sept. 10,-J. ". kelsey, who has
formerly acted with tho Republicans, and failcd
to get the nomination for County Treasurer ut
the hands OF the party. came out as People 5
candidate. at the request, as is alleged. OF sev-
cra1 citizens, and WAS today indorscd for the po-
sition by the Democratic and Nation III Commit
tees, to fill the vacancy on their ticket. me Ut
rangcinent Is II merely nominal one IN erect os
it is generally conceded that any acquisition OF
Hepubicau votes will be Offset by tho loss or
Democratic ones.
Speeia! Dtspateh to The CHICAGO Tribune
CINCINNATI, o., Sept 10.-Thc Democr'ltfc
County Convention met today nt the !i1ghlahu
House and nominated officers. The work Wts MI
cut aud dried in advance, and The delegates
we're asked to ratify what had been done ny
some Of the protested leaders In corner. Inis
they for the most part did. but not without yio-
lent opposition and many turbulent SCENES Inc
judicial ticket is above the average, anu IN
some respects Is stronger than the one put
up by the Republicans. The Democrats
have chosen older men than Wcre nomf-
mated ny the Republicans. So far, as
the judicial candidates are concerned. u
is probabic that every will fight for himself,
and there will very likely be Two or three
elected on each ticket. The Republicans leg.
isatfye ticket is much stronger than that named
bv the Democrats today. Taken all In all. the
Republicans have done rather the best Wprk,
and with the exception OF two or three or their
candidates for .Judgcshrs. they will probably
have IN easy victory. THE convention OF touay
was in session from Il. m. Until p. ILL.,
, 1881-09-11

Fresh Danger Around vassar Yesterday
Before the Rain Came.
Aid Going Forward from Various
Cities in the United States.
MICHIGAN.
RAIN FALLS.

EA1N FALLS.
sn.ctof Utspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept, 10.-Rain has been
extended through this section this afternoon
and evening, and will put out the fires. Cities
ami towns in this section are actively engaged
in raising money and supplies for tho homeless
ana destitute. In this city s., 800 hnve been
raised. Saginaw City responds with $l,500 4
meeting is being held at Bay City tonight to
raise funds. a boat-load Of clothing and sup
plies wus forwarded from, Buy City to Huron
County to-day, and committees are collecting
supplies here for the same purpose.
IN TUsCoLA COUNTY
l,OnD persons are homeless and destitute, and
til yussar Township in that county alone from
thirty to fifty families arc left destitute. Fires
broke out freshly III Tusco1a this afternoon nnd
arouud Vassar. There was a hot time for u
few hours, but nice rain reached there this
evening and will put stop TO the ravnses Of
the frey element. Tuscola County calls for aid,
and contributions may be safely forwarded to
Churies Montague, ut Caro-. or L. c. cainc, Pres
ideut Of Vassar Village.
IN TWO COUNTIES.
Ii the 1Vesterr. associated Pres:-
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 10-The latest reports
from SunIlnc County give the known loss OF life
us :0O Huron County l2s, but n large purt Of
Huron County has not yet been penetrated by
the relief forces, and it IS feared many moro
lives have been lost.
Supplies arc how sent by rail to 3lindcn, and
by boat to I'LL regular ports Oh Lake Huron-
HORSEBACK.
The Detroit and Port Huron committees have
agents on horseback exploring the burnt dis
trcts, and reporting localities where AID is most
needed.
Iu spite Of tho great quantities OF provisions
and other help sent from nll parts Of the State,
and tens Of thousands OF dollars subscribed, the
sufferers in some parts Of the burnt district arc
reported starving AMI i'll dire extremity.
The revenue steamer Perry. ordered here
from Luke Erie, will be loaded with stores for
tho sufferers.
, 1881-09-11
POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA.


Special Dispoteh to 1ht chicago Tribune.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept l0.-The political con-
test in Virginia grows hotter and hotter, anu
this evening Il letter was made public which tt is
deemed nor improbable will cause serious trouble
between some CT tho rival contestants Iestcr-
day Congressman elect George D. Wise. who is
6tuulping tho State in the Interest of the Con-
seryatiyc Democratic ticket, read letter pur-
porting to have been written BY Mr.. Frank S.
Blair, tho Keadjustcr candidate for Attorney
General. Capt. Wise said he read the letter by
permission of the gentleman to whom it was ad-
dressed. It's publication here this evening
created great excitement. The letter is Us fol-
lows:
p WfrnEv1LLE, Va., Oct. II, 1ss0.-To ~. Leigh
IE'ils&u. EsI.-DEan SIR: You ask me what
think Ut the chances Of success in the coming
election. If VIC can carry the negro votes with
We will be a1 right but they are up toT me
highest bidder You can'e trllst them IA potat.Gs
after you are out Of sight 1t would be better
for Virginia if We could get rid OF
sash sa use tasm 2ass hst n voting 9 I'll is Us xe
/ was never III favor of the clause In the Con
stitutton which let them in It's citizens Hut
must do all VIC can to control THO negro in the
election. Try to hold On TO them By telling thon
that tho Administration at Washngton wishes Ae
friend, don't be uneasy about the Republican
ticket. They will have votes enough without
vFna Let the n 3se go t. ne Re wand ap@
IS to carry our ticket. Then We
will bc masters Of the groundwork Ni=ht and
dag watch tho negro, for he is vtry-tricky- Let
me hear from you soou- Your friend,
FRANK $. BLAIR.
Blair was in the city when the letter came out,
and with H. II. Kiidleberger, was on his way to
tho lower counties, but both Mt once changed
their destination and left Tor tho southwest
where they expect To meet Wise and Daniel IN
political discussion. Blair,s friends deny that 40
wrote the letter. and claim that II Is Il M0rey
| Job, hut assert that for the present he
will make no public denial. Yet 1t is Under
stood, however, that when he meets Wise IN
| discussion In the southwest Monday OF Tuesday
| he wilt then take occasion to say something
| about the matter, and 1t is deemed thnt serious
| consequences may ensue. The letter has created
| great excitement among the negroes, who have
| been Etanch supporters Of tho ReAd1uster
| movement here. Blair is the gentleman who
| has made some speeches which have been much
| harpcd Oil by his opponents, and is the au1hnf
| Of tho remark that Honor don't buy break
| f;sr" as we'll rs tho assertion that he fAvorcd
| vigorous application OF REIMBURSEMENT to the
National debt
, 1881-09-11
THE WEATHER.


SlGCiAL SElts1LE
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASH
1HG7oS, D. c., Sept. Ill ii. m.-1ndications are
that the storm now central in Ontario will move
east, causing strong southcastcrly winds, with
run Oh the New England coast today and south
westerly winds on the Jersey coast.
The temperature will probably fall decidedly
today III the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, and
the Lower Lake region. and in. tho Middle At
IantIc coast tomorrow, with cloudy weather and
ruin, followed by fair weather tomorrow.
For Ohio and Tennessee cold or partly cloudy
or cloudy weather with rain north to west wind
and higher burOmeter.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, warmer fair weather, westerly winds,
rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
weather, with rains. westerly winds, higher bar
rometer, and lower temperatures.
crly winds, higher barometer, rising, preceded
in tho EASTERN portion, By falllng Temperature
cautionary slgnals continue a. Macklnaw' xn
,, Escanuba. Marquette, Aipcna, Port Huron,
Sec /, Toledo, sandusky, Cleveland. Sec: i: Eric.
Cautionary signals nrc ordered for Buffalo,
The Chief Signal officer furnishes the follow
the barometer is highest Ia the Canadian
p,,rently pissed enst of the coast, and cannot
now be charted. 4 severe storm Is now central !
in Ontario Thc temperature has risen from 3
Lake region. 4 cold wave IS advancing over
tho Dakc region, tho Ohio Valley.
and Tennessee, and3 the West Gulf
States from tho West. The following
Temperatures are reported for the stations on
northern frontier: Eastport, 5j; Montreal, to:
Marquette, 81; and Duluth, -. 4 heavy rain
fall IL reported from the Lake region, me Mid
die Atlantic, and West Gull States. Easteriy
winds continue in New England and the Middle
Atlantic states. The winds in the Ohio Valley,
Tennessee, and the Lake region have veered to
westerly. "
, 1881-09-11
BIAINE'S BULLETIN

AT l0 LAST NIGHT.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. .l0.-Sccretary Blaine sent
tho following at 10 o'clock tonight:
Lowssu Minister, London: After the dispatch
last night the President had a considerable i'll
crease of fever-indeed the rise of pulse and
temperature every night has become II ssllas1-
cant feature In his case. Through the day, and
especially this afternoon, he has grown moro
comfortable. u cold, easterly storm has pre-
vailed since early morning without evil effect,
thus far, on his condition. Secretary Wfudom
had brief interview with the President at noon
He found him much reduced i'll strength. but
clear III his mind, ueasked the Secretary about
the SUCCESS OF tho relundnE Of the public debt
BLAINE, Secrctary.
, 1881-09-11

SpettrI D!.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
STRATFOnD, Ont, Sept 10-The bush fires
north and south of this town have
been raging for the past TWO weeks.
doing greut damage 70 the north tho swamp
known as tho Ellice Swamp, covering thousands
of acres, has been ON fire for about ten days.
Ashes from this extensive fire fall Oh the st1ces
and the whole town IS rhickly cnvclopcd In
smoke The destruction Of property is son1e-
thing enormous Farmers near the swamp
have had all their buildings and contents en-
tircly destroyed. The farmers and all the
help that could bo obtaiucd have DC
voted nil their time to lighting the
hamcs bur. owing to everything being so dry'
and the scarcity OF water, tho work OF dcvasta-
tion goes on in spite Of ali that il done. Unless
rain comes. it will be utterly Ascless to fight tho
tlames, und they must necessarily destroy every
thing in their path.
TIL. LOSS OF TIMBER
will be enormous. Those who are IN Il position
to know say it cannot be estimated. 4 number
of families ure now homeless. Rain has not
fallen here In seven weeks, and all vegetation
las been completely burned. Fences along the
line of railway fall an easy prey to the
tlamcs, scarcely rod being left Telegraph
polcs ul:d wires all suffer. Trains north on tue
Sirutrora s. Huron Railway we're Cancelled for
some time, owing to the trnck being OIL flre bu4
as everything that can DC destroyed bus ueelt
destroyed, tho tr,tins have been resumed. The
northern gravel road has been abandoned, as
culyerts and bridges arc burned Tne Village
Of Gads Hill, north Of here hns been and Is still
in imminent dnugcr. AL tho villagers are at
work digging trenches and using every avais-
bic means to check the onward course OF the
fire.
BARRIE.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trtount.
BARRIE, Ont, Sept 10-When tho fierce bush
fires which still continue raging in tho north
and west portion OF the County Ut Sfmcoe first
began, lew imagined that the destruction OF
property would be SO great In tho Township
Of Floss over hundred farmers have LOST
everything. Burns, houses. horses, CATTLE
sheep, and rcnccs have been swept :~ny. "ll1-
lam Kerr of tho Seventh Concession Of Floss,
w,,s burned to death while endcavoriug TO escape
the fire III field on his own farm. John \.
Coatcs, an extensive lumber merchant ut Eth
ynlc, was terribly burned. Tie settlements OF
vigo and Pbclpsron have been entirely con
su1,,cl, Elnlvalc Station and II portion Ut tue
village ure burned. Wyeva!e felt the scuurge
but only partially, while II number OF oulld!hss
in uiltslle fell prey TO the flames, Is wgll as
tho large new lumber mills adjoining New Low
ell on the south.
, 1881-09-11

illness Of Justice Ward Hunt and the accumu-
lated business Of the Supreme Court make 1t
imperative that. ut the very opening OF COL
grcss, tho nomination of Mr.. Clifford successor
should be made. The choice of tho President,
it Is understood, is already made. but the honor
will probably be declined By the gentleman
selected. In such au event the selection will
doubtless be made from the New England cir
cult over which Justice Clifford presided for
many years.
AN 1SC1DESr.
Epeeai pispatth to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Sept. 10.-An incident happened
today which shows how much Mrs. Garfield np-
preciatcs the anxiety evinced BY the people. 4
little girl, 10 years old managed to pass tho
guards, and said that she wished to see Mrs.
Garfield. With smile upon her lips Mrs. Gar
field, it is snid, took the little one in her arms
and asked her what she wnnted. The little VS.
itor said that she wanted to ''pray for Mr. Gar
tIcld because od always answered her prayers"
The Presidents vito took tho little one within
and Joined with her in entrcaty to the Father OF
Mercy. ...
THE LETTER FROM DE. AGNEW.
Huntington {y n Dispatch to Philadelphia Tintts.
Through the Kindness of DR. Joseph Parrish,
Of this city, your correspondent was allowed to
make the following extracts from Il letter re-
ceiyed by him OIL Tuesday. Sept. i, from DR.. D.
Hayes agncw. one Of tho consulting physicians
to the President: '.Thero has been nothing in
President Garfcld's casc demanding any extrAor-
dinary skill for It's management, and, us fur as
anl capable of Judging, everything which has
been done from the duy tho would wis received
until tho present moment was dictated BY SOUND
surgery.
III connection with the fact that the doctors In
attendance upon the President have been Sc
ycrcly criticised DR.. -Ayuew says: II have. my
dear Doctor, for q long time not allowed myself
to be disturbed oy adverse criticism, not from u
spirit Of do,snatisn nor IRON Il feeling ol 1illAl,
libitity-l know too iittlo TO be duEmAtlc and
TINT little too irnperfcctly to claim intallibity;-
but because have made 1t a rule to learn all l
11c acouircd knowledge conscicntiousiy- There
never mas been II rinlc, from, the day on which
tho President was shot, that hure been very
snnxutne Of his recovery, though | most SUI
cerely pray that he may be restored In henlth 70
his family a1, to MS official place III tho Nation.
, 1881-09-11
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.


ELBERoS. Sept. 10-S:D u. m.-At the e1-
animation of the President ut $50 this morning
his temperature was 9a.4, pulse 1o4, respiration
Is. He slept we'll during the night. awakening
only at intervals Of one half to one hour. There
is IL pcrccptiblc increase OF strength. with i11l-
proved condition OF digestive apparatus. The
tumcfaction OF the parotid has entirely disnp-
pearei, aud suppuruton greatly diminished.
Tho wound continues to improve. and presents
q more healthy Appearance.
D. ". BLISS,
D. HAYES AGNEW.
T.. II.
ELpERoS, Sept. 10-8 y. NAT the c1amna-
ton Of tho President ut ]. m- today his temper
ature WIS ye5; pulse, lU0; respiration. IL.
At $50 this evening his temperature was 9s.';
pulse, 1UO; respiration. IS.
The President has taken greater amount OF
LIQUID, with SOME solid food, and with more
relish than for several dnys. His general cou-
ditiou is quito as favorable IS yesterday
u. ". Bliss.
u. HAYES AGSEW.
, 1881-09-11
CASUALTIES.


Run OVER By a HORSE.
Special Disratch to The Chscaoo Tribuns
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept l0.-Thls evening while
Representative Orr, Of Cobb County, anu MISS
Julia Harper, of Charlotte. \. T.. were
out walking they were knocked down
and run over by r,inwsly horse
milling Il beef wagon. Orr had both
legs and scycrnl ribs brGken. and Is now lying;
II most critical conuitIon, having also rece'ty
intcrllI injuries which may result fatally r.. ~.
nrt,tei wllrrS struck in the face and IN th
rn'e: :'--cl: ~ III, the hnrse, ant is consti
Anas i. sply ,, nniv W'sn Ib a i feared that
6o'a 80 s'" '' JAMES ~,
11ou,1rnpa thic Chemists ln' IN. FL.
.,., r.pr,s EIiOCDLhrE Essence. fur Aiicr-
, 1881-09-11

I'd that OF President Carr j
.1ug,sta :;a.) Chronicle
At noollt ltiu1e, when Methouism IL having
discovered il across tho water, 1t mny not be
froj,rbt .car ito cite the Case OF John Wesley,
80. 49, wonderful resemblance 10 That or
nvths- Lno rtei. Tho following account OF
.u!!tf frustrated ut the ace OF -. when
ganzed lite Hcia''o 10 '0'
to work, IL! +. ,,,. n,oro deof than nliye
cceded in exa,ss ~ ',on, III un,3 swollen. lie was
Mut Iolc ~ t,liscti For snne time bis pulse was
Ing ioss ou u. Hone w,ls almost gone, when
IL Is taouShL j. hi; travelling companion, c.l1lc
aid: .'Sr. you must take ms
AT ~ II, Thought !, will II ! can
Speeial DIS him, for it will do Me neither
,,..,., -, Immediately it SCI me n
AoSAovI1, s .n Ill: :aTt BEGAN 10 lent and my
OF tie Miun: l. M.nptons abated :, s1x uays
fire and burned t.stonfshnent OF n's triehas.
Tno timely cxertto i,a In G" ne ne SCI out h"r
VIII chetnlca1 en.'ne in which he lay so danger-
"a1ch aisn touk 1lrs. Anitablc dwelling Ut Sir.
ance except Oh iuai' Z II devoted Methodist OF
His uAughtcr, uftcrwurd
AT COLIaow a converted girl l6
. COLUMBUS. O., Sept. fth her mother e.. was 3ns
and contents. located at ~ siect friends
T.. was destroyed oy 1rAhe case OF HczokiAh,
S1a0n No insurance. fifteen years. Mrs.
, 1881-09-11
KANSAS.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune-
WICHITA, kas., Sept l0.-At the meeting OF
the Democratic County Committee, held Mt this
place today, 1t was decided to hnld the prinar-
les Tn the I7th and the convention on tho .tth OF
September, 4 strnug effort will he made to
unite the Independents and tho Greenbackers
with the Democrats. giving each faction places
on tho ticket, anu by this means carry the clec-
, 1881-09-11

IL
= Spteia, Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA, Gu, Sept. l0.-Ycstcrday's special
chroucle1 tho death of Richard 5. JeIres. VI
Atlanta. which occurred ut tho home ot his
brother near the Alabama White sulphur
Springs. thirty miles from Chattanooga, on
tho Alaba,ua s. Great Southern. The de-
tails Of his death show beyond doubt
that he coinmittcd suicide after fully pre-
n,editatiuR and planning the decd. The
body reached Atlanta toduy, and an c1asnin'l-
ton showed that tho deceased had cut bis thFoat
three times wifi 4 ruzor. severiug the jugular
yc;n i piece OF broken razor WIS found Ill tue
neck bone, Jetfries committed suicide behind
II smoke house on the premises OF his brother
and with his coat buttonod c1oscly
about wounds, which were bleed
tnc profuscly, he walked Into the
house, and pucinR b. s hands OIL tho mante1 OF us
room rcnnincd in u,at position wlth ms neaa
nanrine down until from loss OF blood he sat,k
to the floor. lie left Il business letter directed
to his brother, giving Il Detailed statement OF
his tlunncial condition, Nlso muking Il request
that he be buried on the premises. Tue letter
contained nothing with reference e. either .' T. to
bis wife or infant child T},e body y, Of the de e.
Presence Of a 1uryc numrcr ot. friends. He WAS
one Of tho most pro- prom 'nS!'' az th}s na civ cuS
ess11u' eGd bus s''D'ta won 1s a1rois in many of
The loading criminal trials tilnt have occurred
IN hts sectt9n tho nas fous danrhicr
Of onc of the wcntncst families ,;ot OF
Georga was an nnortglnn1;e ,s esein, III ,ny US ,ny
s masr'ags aga life Ist 9f IL 'o' Ms be
attributed tho lnunnef OF his death: ~: Mr.
Jotrries was regarded us. one of The pnrest men
in this section WIN ~ ,sn'e saiefI IT, nit Who knew
iim As an orator he t>nd few equals, and as l'ti
interchangeable aud earnest worker Ill the cause
, 1881-09-11
I0AN- 4.

Special Dtspatth to The CHICAGO Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., Sept. l0.-The Republicans Of
Ulackhawk County, in convention today, nom
mated Bishop and Melsted for Representative,
and renotnin:ttcd lIe1nmenway for Senator. All
urc instructed for Wilson.
, 1881-09-11
WISCONSIN,

Special Dtspafch to The Chicago Tribune.
WHITEWATER, Wis, Sept. lu.-The first po-
littcal meeting of the campaign was held here
tonight by the GrecnbackeEs and Anti Monopo-
lists. Jrhe attendance was fair. Robert ;.
SchIlIiug, the Greenbnck orator. spoke.
, 1881-09-11

which IL the disease of our t:,ae uud II n"i E-Testea
til. srrta prelude +" en*nntn2 Is no:u Wm~ ,r:nt
GxlInn-shln iHc tFEEttuE"S
h.i rurr. is bf.t!l local ana c"rstisutl't.i n'Mpttu
Il, .ach Individual and cl.'t1:u a,u NO i, in
,rur.s EpOn Till Subject e't:e Dr. Ih"s u, N.eem
nu:h "f suasel snanrc: 4"1 =, , tr,..usnt ii .n
tnrT Who dies ~. ,uakc th.: :tatcnf -. ts as
.vt.. -. schwh f..,,pt.t ucq.trtu frt Nh@;
X s-FroIu the great s.tisl:7 ~ .'g's u s,rt ~ n1
nrrv,nr.. OF liz. ,ilc. whcthcr fur irras:n ne yu ~
suatun. will contribute T. t.: au,,o:irn an *.
auaatn o.. ~ r.; ~ "ura I'D i%s r.,siyeiy .Hs no
r,,fes.innnl c,ii+ received IN sunday EXCEPT IN e@so
of necess!Iy md by espec'A' appointment
DIR CLES%ON 1'TeATI-
xil >tute-.t.. GhacnYo.