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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-14
THE POOR devil Gaiteau, is re,siyi

The POOR devil Gliteau, is rejeiVin
more notoriety than be bargained for.
The astute district attorney for Col
umbia, Oorkhill-he who rendered
the star route robbers valuable as.
sistance by preventing government
from getting indictments before the
grand jury against them-has dis
covered remarkable likeness be.
tween the handwriting OF Guiteau
and the chirography in the famous
MoFey letter. Experts and others
have scrutinizsd the Morey letter and
Guiteau's writing, and the
hands are pronounced abso-
lutely Identical. Therefore Cork
hill has settled down to the
conviction that he has discovered the
author of the letter which cut such
a caper in the last presidential cam.
paign. but which, like the income
suits against Uncle Sammy Tilden,
was dropped. as soon as the objects
for which it was concocted we're &C.
complished. If Oorkhill has dig
covered the author Of the Morey
letter, he has done that which should
immcrtaliza him. Perhaps Guiteau
is the only being on the face OF the
earth mean enough to be forced to
carry the sins of the republican party,
and since be is in for it anyhow, they
might just as we'll pile them On the
poor sinner.
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NOTICE.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
i Utah Central Railway Company:
There will be meeting of the stock.
holders of said Company held at the Des-
eret National Bank Of Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 7th day of
January, 1882, at the hour of IL o'clock
am, for the purpose Of amending the
Company's Articles of Association so
that it can build, Iun aud operate branch
line of sai1 road from the main line at or
near SpanI-h Fork City, in Utah
County, Utah Territory, thence through
Spanish Fork Csf1on to the coal fields in
Pleasant Valley, in Sanpete County,
Utah Territory; also to so amend said
Articles so that said Company can ex-
tend its line an! change it's southern ter
minus by running its road from Milford
to point at or near Iron Springs, in
Iron County. Utah Territory.
SIDNEY DILLON,
JOHN SHARP.
WILLIAM JENNINGS,
FERAMORZ LITTLE,
WILLIAM 81. HOOPER.
HORACE s. ELDREDGE,
Stockholders owning more than one
third the capital stock of the Utah Gen.
trail Railway Company.
GEORGE SWAN,
ID Secretary of the Company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-14

RUSSIAN NEWSPAPERS do not seem
to like that portion of the Presidents
message which relates to the treat
ment Of Jews By the Cars govern
ment. One OF the leading papers of
that powerful but down-trodden na.
ton, attempts sarcastic criticism en-
the message; and By way of point
makes false statements, ard enters into
q little abuse. If this is q specimen
of the acumen employed on leading
Russian newspapers, it tells a heart.
rendinR story OF the intelligence and
breadth OF thought of the Russian
people. II a 14.Year.old American
boy were to perpetrate auch thing
IS an editorial for q country news.
paper, be would be tarred and
fesshered as natural born pnnnv
Who, unable to say anything bright.
could only snsrl snd yelp behind a
fence which protected him from ths
chAstisement Of an Indignant and
disguafed pasaer-by.
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can be no question but the hing
Theatre would have been among the
frst to put all it's safety appliances IN
readiness; end would have maintained
az sotive watch over them until The
memory OF the occurrence had died
out, when the energy would have re-
laxed, vigilance decreased, and
finally been neglected entirely, as
was the oase-until another startling
Ere occurred to arouse the managers
to their duty. This will be the
course OF the present precautionary
measures all over the world; they will
be strictly enforced while the
vivid memory of the catastrophe at
Vienna lasts; and as the date
of the fire recedes, the recollection OF
it will become fainter and fainter
and the precautionary efforts grad.
ually relax, until they ere entirely
neglected or only nominally observed.
Such is the history of the world in
like instances. You cannot force
persons to guard the welfare and
safety of others unless their own
safety il involved, and even then
they frequently msnifest only pas
sive interest. How, then, can it be
expected that precautionary efforts
will always be active? Such Efforts
are like the resolutions made On a New
Years dsy-When person is alive
with the thought of q better future.
because everybody else is alive with a
similar ssntiment-and forgotten the
day after, when the business OF life,
its cares and it's treacheries occupy
the attention OF those who thought
only of new resolves the day previous.
There is bat one way to make pre-
cautiSnary measures lasting, that
way is to hold some person, or some
persons, criminslly responsible for all
such occurrences. When a man ap-
preciates that the value of his own
life ia estimated by the value Replaces
upon the lives of others, the chances
are that he will manifest the liveliest
interest in the welfare of those
who come within the scope of his
duties. II he will not be careful
under such conditions, be will be
careful under none. We're the direc-
tors OF the Ring I heatre, and the en-
ployees who craven-heartedly deserted
their posts at the only hour they
were needed, to meet death for
their negligence, it would have a
wonderful effect in ensuring precau-
tionsry measures for the future. An
occasional reminder of the fate of
those in similar positions, who failed
to do their duty. would be all that
Was necessary to induce men to stand
to their posts, and to place a slight
value, at least, upon other lives than
their own.
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TIE CONTENTS of the HERALD this
7srsocning are ss follows:
Ky PAGE-Lstest kilograms - Con-
sressionsl-Guiteau Trial, Etc.
IN PAGE-Telegrsphic News-The Great
Fire.
Tn PAaE-Telegraphic News ither-
ing Sarcasm-StcIrs on Gulteau.
&E PLaE-Editorials
H PAGE Proceedings Of the City
Council.
zxM PAGE Telegraphic News-Polyg'
any-Lrishisms.
Lex PAeE-Telegraphic News-More Of
the Chilian Matter.
s.zzsrR PAGE-Local Items.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
THOSE WHO HAVE FAILED
a to Pay or Work their Road Poll
Tax for the current Year, are hereby
notified that said Tax became Delinquent
on the First day Of December, 1881, and
unless it is paid within TEN DAYS
from date, I shall proceed to collect the
same as provided by law.
CHARLES LIVINGSTON,
dl3 Supervisor of Streets.
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SALT LAKE HERALD

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER14,1SS1.
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POLL TAX.

OFPIcE OF SUPERVISOR OF STREETS
Salt Lake City. Dee. II, 1881.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

From IA exchanges we learn that
dogs are being poisoned by dozens in
a number of towns throughout the
state. The PRISONERS are denounced
by some of the papers AS inhuman
wretches that should be severely pun
ished. In some instances this may
be the correct view of the matter, but
We are inclined to look upon them
xs public b%encfactors. There are a few
good and valuable dogs in this town
and We suppose the same may be said
of all other towns, but for every val
liable dog, there are a dozen or two
worthless ours that should be cxtermi-
mated. There is danger of hydrapho-
bia now, and as the summer advances
the danger increases, and the more
dogs there are running at large the
more danger there is that this dread
disease will break out among them,
in which case n Or more citizens are
morally certain to meet a horrible
death by being bitten by them. If
there is any valuable dogs in town let
them be muzzled and taken care of
and let the worthless Gun he sent to
the happy land of canine. tNo joke
intended.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

During q residence Of fifteen years
in Nebraska We have never seen a
better prospect for a general good crop
of all kinds of farm products through
out the state than there is the present
season. If nothing occurs TO cut short
the crops, the yield will be enormous
this year, and our farmers will come
out all right this fall. There is one
great drawback, however, to the pros
perity of the farmers generally
throughout the state, and hal is the
tendency to go in debt-tO spend the
money that they erpets to earn, andthen
if the crops happen to fail, they arc to
Use q hOmly expression, badly left" II
the farmers Of this state would cxer-
else a little more car and judgement
in this matter aud not go in debt for
anything except what they are really
in need of. and would get one crop
ahead instead of being a crop behind
all the time, they would be in shape to
stand the loss of one years crop with
out serious Inconvenience, and we
would hear less complaint and fault
finding with the country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
Eeper. Of the Bed Cloud seA.eis .e- the
nenta ending Nay 6, 1881.
Enrolment, Average Att.


Pupils whose punctuali;y, deport-
ment and diligence entitle them 10 an
average grade Of 95 or over.
ROLL OF HONOR EoE TIE MONTH ENDING
n 6, ISL.
High School,-Louic Kenuey, John
Kesler, Lee Tinker, Mary Ellis. Matte
Frisbie, Lizzie Mcintosh, Carrie New
house, Eva Walker, Bissse Walker.
Intcrmediate.-Mary Burton Cora
CARRIER, Nellie Hampton, Mary Miner,
Lulu Potter. Minnie Smith, Katie
Spanogle, Beulah S;roim. Gillie Tay-
Tor, Hugh Miner. Willie TnlIcys.
Primav.-Louie Bsyhs. Hcrbie
Dow. Charlie Dixon, Louie Dixon,
Frank Hurd, Roy Kenney. Charlie
Mitchell, Georgia Morhart, Mcdonald
Pope, John Tuiieys. CLANCY Warner,
Allie Pope, Annie Hurd. Annie kes-
Ter, Lavil.a Marsh, Laura Smith. Lou
VanDyke, Carrie Haven.
y l.. FUNK, P1EopJl.
MIS- f. ". Z. HawLEYl -
Mas, j. IL. pixcN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
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al zersorsv we nssy seEis~ 20 eE-f tasI.7'S
=. s.aIl.,es tr I.4-asrs q tbe rrG.fy -
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tIsss On tie FIRST <stsrIzy &c tss = niss q
Fr.rusv. H.F AEgss: as S"ss&Ss a.
20, All 90 taes ~ s4,z-3zy n thS HShts- #
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E.rx % ,s. si-Ss Sztzrisy "a tie asssas :;
Mach Jane. .~ft-ND~r AID t~ce2Sr
kIszrs-tioE- To ccaHs,ss ns1 as<A As.
"A. -. f.vH
Ceus Saperinfe.s<E .: PssisS iss'sastsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

The sweeping tide 81 prosperity =
shown by the immense increase 81
business In the Patent Office. General
Land Office. Pension Office. and other
Department al the Government.
Patent case, PelsioA claim, Con
tested Land cnirie-. or other business
plared In the hand. % Pre-bncy x
Green. ATTORNEYS, 81: 1rh ct Wash
iucton Il. Z Slii nave lEsms3.slc -
tegsfInig-
Enclose stamp fsc information
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
Money To Loan

On Real Estate, in Webster and al
Joining counties at the very beet rates.
1t will pay every farmer who thinks ot
borrowing money, tO see me before
making arrangements with any other
party.
No expense To the horrower-no
tedious delay-no dealing with eastern
partlcs-no application fee, bonus at
commi>Sion-no fee for making or
recording papers Or taking ackuowl-
ed"emcnts-uo advance or seminar
nual interest, and no interest until
money is actually in hand.
Call upon or address
X. 4. SIMPSON.
3Stf Loan Broker, Blue Hill. Scb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
CIR w N!

Not the Crown Of Ming. uor the
Crown Of GLORY. bat the Crawn Sewing
Machine. the latest and beet machines
IN thc market, II Will pay you To call a;
the P,<t-oihcc and >cc IL before -
purchase, For Sale hK VI Il MlNIrr
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
Go to Roby's for Butter on ice.

Holcomb Bros. will shortly erect
one Of the Hazen Wind-mills, and
attach one of Raymond Bros, patent
grinding mills, which, il Is claimed
will grind twenty-five bushels Of corn
per hour. 1t is claimed for this wind
mill that il will furnish motive power
for = grinder, corn shelter and pump
water al on and the SAME time.
Stockmen are specially invited to
come and see this mill work. Notice
Of the time will be given through the
CHIEF
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
All ki.!: .! : Horse

seen in this section. Weight. in flesh
1900 pounds. Beautiful Bay, -ymmet,
rical form, good life, high carnage and
best of all as kind a a kitten. His oSner
also has a good Jack with him At same
rates. Until further notice Will Re
found at the Commercial barn.
Colts can lie seen nj the premises nj
Joe. Fog'e, State Greek: Esq Vance,
Inavale: o. Mccall. Henry Gerkke.
nj Becker's farm and Ral-ion's at In
svale, also at Red Cloud, Mules AT
premises Of Lew Smith and Ben Port
nier. Guide Rock, Elm creek mills
and Red Cloud mills.
Tie owner has entitled tbs Jack
Capt. smith" being the famous Lea
smith Jack, formerly Of Guide Rock
Shows the best stock in the valley
u. LUTZ. Proprietor
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

NJ. E Church May 18th. :. :. at IT,
a. IN. Preaching by the Pastor II a
H.. sabject-First Things. =! p. IN,
subject.-Trcasure. PRAYER meeting
every Thursday evening
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
BASE BALL.

Red Cloud Neb., May 9th, 1881.
The Amature b. B. Club of Red
Cloud, consisting Of the following mem
bers: Geo. CARRIER, c. John CARRIER, z.
VIM. Smith, LIST, B. Marv Marsh. I'd,
B. Willie CARRIER, Cd, B. Ans Highly.
s. S. Chas Plat. X. F. VIM. Virgins,
O. +. Steward Albright, L. F. X. Ward,
b. s., hereby challange tire Rcd Clound
Second Nine b. B. c., to play nine in
nings upon the grounds belonging to
the Amstures. on Friday the 18th inst
game to be called at 9, p. NJ. The Am
atures to play two to one.
CHAs. Plat, Cap.
Red Cloud Fed, May llth. 1881.
The Second Nine b. B. c. consisting
Of John Craftangry, c., Hon. James
Blain. p, Timothy Tagmutton, Let
g., August Belmont, I'd. b., VIM
Malone, Sd, B., Hamash McTavish
SIS, George =. Train. r. f., DR.. Ton.
serial. {. f., Ross Conklin. L. F., here.
by accepts the challenge of the Anna.
ture B. B. Club Of Red Cloud. accord
ing to their stated terms, on the above
date and hour.
Respectfully, MEMO, Cap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

Ii ecm impossible that kendal!'s
SPAWN Cure should effect such Won
deriul cures, but If you will try 1t You
will doub; no longer. Read the ad
y~crtiscncut.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

Ros.y Is agent for the celebrated
Milford flour. he has a lary. supply of
both grades on hand. The poorest
grade Of tins flour Is superior To the
best grade Of -four sent out 10y other
manufacturers. Call at Roby's and
get "a sack. and have some nice, light.
sweet. and white bread. 3Stf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
MONEY TO LoANl

Money to prove up with on final re
ceipt. or on decided land al , per cent.
and l-b2 per cen commission. or nj
straight 10 per cen no commission.
JNo. X. WILLOW.
Office neat door To- Chief office. 3Otf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

Ladies, Mrs. Fowler gets her goods
direct from Chicago. Call. you are
sure of the latest eastern styles and
the lowest possible prices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

In continuing the business n, the
old stand We beg 20 assure all of u
customers and friends that the same
liberal policy vii! be observed IN the
future. - in the past. We shall H. pre-
pared at ali times 90 cx,cml ample ac-
COMMUNICATIONS 60 the legitimate wants
al all branches of business and feel
justified in ~soiicitin. continuance ul
uT'ps,rp,tagc SMITH BEus
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
NNrItE

Notice IS her,hy gwen. ti.s; tie
partnership heretofore .uxung t-s-
tween the unden-ignci under the firm
name of smith Bru-. L TlIomI~on L.
tins lay dissolved on U vf the
expiration nj time icr which sad
partnership was effected. and that
Smith Bros. who are To- succeed to the
business Of said firm. viii SUM all
liabilities uf the -amc.
Roi Cloud Ncb. May II. 1851
SMITH Bar,
VI Il THOMSON
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

The Ship Came Sailing Over the
Sea" brought "a bilious passenger.
lie took DR.. Manhali's Bromoline and
was cured. Big bottles and price rea-
sonablc-iiity cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

Perkins & Mitchell are having an I'M
mense trade iii their Fairmont flour
II speaks for ~ self.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
FRED!
alias, the Albright Horse.
u.

Will stand this season AZ Red Cloud
at las; years rates, viz: $500 TO insure
single mare; Two mares ti5OD; more
than two by the same owner, sT0Oesch-
For the season, $500; single service,
$500.
This horse need only TO he known
10 be admired. He has been acknowi-
edged by many good judges to he the
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

Constipation Of the bowels. billions
ness, impure blood. generally debility
are all cured bv DIR. Marshnll's Bro
moline, the BIZ Blood, and Liver cure
Sold by all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

Ladies call at the Leading Millinery
Store one door north of the Bank and
Mrs.~Fowler will show you the largest
stock Of Millinery and notions To be
seen in the valley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

\ ear load Of salt just received at
Perkins < NltChcll's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

The Ladies go to Mrs. Fowler's for
the latest styles III hats and dress
Bonnets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

Perkins & Mitchell are headquarters
for all kinds of groceries. -four, bacon,
boots, shoes &c, &c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
For Rent, Near Cowles,

Southwest quarter Sec. . town . range
10. A. l.. Burion's farm, 50 acres I'M
der cultivation.
Southeast quarter See. 50 town 5
range 10, So acres under cultivation.
Apply to HALEY Bios.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

The following kindly words were
waited to us by postal card from far
of Arizona.
Dear Sir The weekly edition OF
the CHIEF reaches us quite regular,
and seems like the smiles of sunshine
from god-;and. Please change address
to Chic, Arizona, and obligc,
ID. q. HARVEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
A::.::;.: ss,Ie,: d; s:.:!

The fine stallion known a. Tom
the property q: DAVID ticssoh vii
stand foe mares the present ssason a;
The folluring rates. yIE IS - insure
single mzTv.two mares. So mere
than two by ;hs StWe owncr. : ctch
For the season g.. >.ugl- service. 81
VIII stand a: RI C.,s3i ou FRIDAY
and SATURDAY. e caci week ~ stsfis
Rock. MpadsyS AMI Tuesdays oi each
week. aud a, Amtoy Wednesdays AMI
Thursdays.
tom"
l. a tn, horse, hclng nf ferchcTon
Canadian and Husher- Morgan sio~k
beautiful japple hay. sixteen hands
high. weight. ijss pounds
JOHN BDE~IH.
s;m9 Am.tssy Mob.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
T!

Crescent was foaici MAY lAh 1873.
Dame. first Sampson, sired by Il Thor
oughhrci imported Norman. weight
1850 pounds. Will stand AT the prem
I>cS of the owner, on section 10 town
> range 9. near Thonmsyillc. four DAYS
Of each week, and FRIDAYS of each
week six miles north of owners farm.
at Dixon's blacksmith shop, aud at
Blue Hill on Saturdays.
TERMS sS On 10 insure single
mare. Two mares. sIj Single ser
vice. -. Parties are requested To he
prompt III attendance ON stand. No
responsibility for accidents. but care
viii he taken 10 avoid them.
3St5 r.. W. SHIRLEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

DIR. {. W. Oyiatt of the Nebraska
Surgical Institute Wal visit Red Cloud
on the 10th inst. and Will remain at
the BOYS Home one week. Cases of
rupture or those requiring other ur-
gical operations should call early a.
many cases require the Doctors per
sonal attention for some days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
FRANK HARMON.

Tecumsch, Neb., April 81, 1881.
Have had an ingunal hernia on
right side for about ono year, vas OPP
Grated on by DIR. {. W. Oviatt. Ell the
Nebraska Surgical Institute, March Is,
and am entirely cured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
4th Of July 10 in the near future.

Rohy has sweet potatoes for sale.
J. 8. Gillian has moved his Office
OVER MeFarland's store.
j. p. Hebsrd, of the state Journsl
force, called last week.
Another good rain blessed this mart
of the ,'footstool' last Saturday even
ing.
You can get Black, colored. and
Lisle Thread Silk Mitts, at the leading
Millinery store.
We arc glad to know that one ed
itor, at least, IL in luck-Whitelaw
Reid married 3lO.OOO.OOO.
The nomination of Mr.. Montgomery
to the re%ceivership, Of the Blooming
ton Land Office, has been confirmed
by the Senate.
At the leading Millinery store O
can get trimmed Sailor hats for chill
dren, for ~ cts. and upwards. Trim
med hats for Misses, IS cts. and up
wards.
A very young woman arrived at the
Commercial Hotel last Sunday night
and applied for board and lodging for
an indefinite time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holeran will take care Of the little
stranger free Of charge.
Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rate Of
interest on time loans. Straight nine
PER cent annual Interest. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
.4Otf:
MARRIED.-At the residence of Rev.
NJ. +. Noble Scott Webster county
Neb., April 9TH, 1881 by Rev. NJ. f..
Noble, Mr.. William p. Davis of
Scott. to Miss Emma $. Taylor Of
Hastings, Neb.
Mr.. Wright who recently came here
from Hastings to start a barbar shop,
has rented the rooms formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Gillian ~ a law office
and is having them remodled and a
glass front put in. He will be ready
for business in a few days.
Persons using the new automatic
pencil are reminded, the purple lead
used is deadly poison. 1t is said that
a piece one half the size Of pea will
cause the death of "a robust man. A
great many people o use these pen
ellis. Do not touch the lead to your
tongue, and particularly keep them
out Of the hands of children Superior
(ruide.
, 1881-05-25

In honor aiming our public eorvants, who wni!d
r"tukn politics. trIrkery. ttcac5e1y Az inatat
Ltl,'!c. II rally E0lind the nisn Hh, nave "t our
Victories. uphnlt .hlr rrincip!rH: md fa. ~ the
1ifn ut tt,o ltepubiIran. .'pnttyl l"'t y" man hc
iea,iurs WIN have ~ aftnn sustained y!n. md
lot MAlrn dcta or updcfptnnh lint oil New
York asks ia respectful trdAttmont ntld pFopar
consideration u its representatives.
coxK1INu nEcEtVEf TIlE PAPER
saynR t,e would NIT bb allie. to rcad It at
present The CfiRirinnt,; Of tho CLUB H.
for.nci him That he could read Il at his lcts-
thankful the. Cl,alr!nai', and thti! ti.e CIat, s
fllud bcfore him. wl'en, h9 s!iook The hand of
iO, aill0ng those who havs watched the
effect OF this visitation. Sumo contend IT
has strengthened the ehancs! Of the ex-
Senators, while ntiters. cuntenh 1t has Hcak-
eped tl1cnt. There Are reports tllat tho
A.t.nlnlstraiinnIstA haye gained Asscmbiynlrll
md tic Stalwarts have ,gatned ssnators.
Dnt When ttls llaines gro given. anti hat llns
been in rRrg cases, the pHrties lfaflnil we're
INT t, be fund; tIll,s:a yerltlcatton WIS 'n.
the streets ntijncvnt to tic h9tel, expect:
Ing, a sere,,atie md speech from ConklfnE but
ha had declined the i0n0r OF 4 aerenatle BE-
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