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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-22
Indiana State Fair.

A call at the Secretaty's office gives ample
evidence of increased interest in this annual
event, judging f,om The large amount Of
mail matter IN connection herewith and
early applications for exhibition space, to-
gether with the kind expressions from all
sources. and the improvements now going
on guarantee the assertion that the coming
State Fair, commencing September 81, will
excel In every particular
In addition 10 inc extensive improvements
on the grounds last season for cattle aud
horse stalls go new pens for sheep and hogs
are now uncer way They are constructed
on new and unique ptsn, and for convent
ence snd appearance are superior to any
thing OF the hind known. Judging from the
past, ii is estmsied hat there will be 81, OOO,-
600 worth Of machinery and $500, 600 worth
Of live stock On exhibition. The amount Of
business trersacted 81 the Indisna State Fair
by sales il far beyond what the casual OBJ
server would suppose, and amounts to mill
ions, and the amount of money put in gen.
ersl circulation by 60000 visitors is not less
than $500 OO0
During the thirty years of existence the
Board OF Agriculture have paid out in pre-
MUM awards nearly $3.50 600, the results of
which sIe demonstrated Mt each succeeding
Fair by the wonderful improvement in ell
kinds Of domestic animals, aud the exhibit
ton in the mechanical department, embrac-
ing every new device and improvement in
farm >chinery: also by the magnificent
display OF all kinds made by artisans and
butinefs men.
The vbole exhibition at the coming State
Fair will be OF such nature that no enter
prisiDg farmer can afford to stay away or
deprive his family of the useful lessons in
progressive industry there Taught and real
lied: and every facility will be afforded to
exhibitors and visitors to make the State
Fair Grounds grand mart for trade and ex-
change.
Arrangements are pending for special at
traction during the Fair. in addition to the
large premium on speed.
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Indiana Invantlons.

List of patents issued to citizens of the
State of Indiana, August IA. 1888, and each
bearing that date. Reported for the Ssntin l
by c. Bradford Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents Rooms l6 and is Hubbard
Block. Indianapolis, Ind:
To Force Balm. of Union City. for improvements
in electric lamps
To Joshua b. Barnes. Fort Wayne for improve
M nts in two-Wbeeied vehicles.
To V. nj. Brsffatt Indianapolis, for i'm prove
mems thill-coupling clips.
To Hirem G.. chandler, Peru, for imDrov ernents
In lifting -jscks
To David 7. Cooper. Fairfield Tor improve
meDts in hog cboleTa remedies
To John b. Deeds, Terre Hsute, for improve
meDts In wick nd justeTs md trimmers for lamps.
To james Du ct, Peru, for Improvements In
calculating devices.
To A u. Gallentine, Marion for improvements
In combined registers and ventilatOrs.
To Charles Gore Lafayette, for improveTn entS
in water jackets for metallurgie furnaces.
To Nillism Kendall. LOgansport, Tor improve
meDts in portable baths
To George Lynch, Darlington, for improve
ments in grain meters.
To William Newlin, Attica, for improvem entS IN
hubs
To Harrison Ogburn. Richmond, for improve
merits in machines Tor separating cookies, etc.,
from grain.
To OIin Simpson. Tampico, for improveme ats in
trucks Tor moving harvesters.
To Lee W. Sunderland, Bremen, for i'm prove
ments in copy holders for printers.
To Steward Williams, Granville, fo- i'm )roFe-
mentstin fences.
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DEAPa 0F Or. HAWN
From Fatty Degeneration of the Heart
Sketch OF His Life.

DR.. E. r. Hawn. me former Seoretsryf)f
Sta'e, died Tuesday at . o'clock of fatty
degeneration Of the heart, at his resi-
in the fifty second year of his age. He
began complaining three or folr
days before, and Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock, while sitting in his chair, was
stricken with severe pains. At o'clock he
was seized with spasms which continued for
an hour or more. Dr.. Elder was then sum-
moDed, and at o'clock the deceased passed
into q comstoSe condition, from which he
did not rally up 10 the hour of his death At
8 O'Clock he died without a struggle. the
heart gradually ceasiDg its pulsation. All OF
the family we're at the bedside when he
passed away, with the exception of his
daughter, Mrs. BeIZ
Dr. Emanuel v. Hawn was born In Clermont
County. Ohio Septen Der II, 1881, aud at the age OF
sIxtetl erterd the United States Army 10 engage
IN the War with Mexico He vas in 6 neral VIII
liam r. Lytie's comma d during the greater part
Of u at war: In 1852 he removed to Crawford
County, Indiana. where he resided almost all
the time until bis election to the Office OF Score
tary If State in 1850 he enlisted as
second Lieutenant In the Seventeeth Indiana
volunteers in is6I and was promoted to a Cap
tsincy shortly afterward. In October. 1861, he
was Bppeint Assistant Surgeon of the First Ar
tillery snd remained in that capacity until 1864
when be was promoted aud assumed the position
Of Surgeon Of the FJTty-ninth Indiana R5gi-
ment. lie remained with TINS command
until The final musterirg out of the
T ment took place in 1864 after that he served
Is Surgeon or the one Hundred aud Forty Fourth
Regiment until The close OF the War. He resided
in IndisT apois after the close Of the War,
aLd then removed TO Crawford County. He prac-
tiCed medicine for hOut one year, when he, with
his laftDer, J. w C. Spli gstein. purchased the
CswfoId t-utty D1mCcrat, ana convert I'd IL into
a Sialwalf Unulicap psper
In June 1850 he was nominated nv the Repuoli-
esn Convention FIR Secretary OF State. AID after
very warm c. ivass lie was electe1 70 that ohce,
which he flied win great ability. In June 1872
he was reuCm sied for the office of Secretary, and
If CT proiTacted canvass in which the whole Re-
publican ticket wa defeated he retired To private
lie In March last he was appointed Secretary Of
the State Beard of Health which office he filed up
to he time OF his dCstn
The deceased leaves q WIFE, three sons and two
daughters. The Doctor Has in moderate circum-
stances Spd rsr1ed = Fhl ~ The Masonic Mutual
knights of Honor. The remains wee taken
l. sNsnwCIth, Lfassufd county for burial,
THURSDAY p-or.iug
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THE FOREaAA nURDEg AGAIN.
The Alleged Death Bsd Confession BE-.
neved TO be Ruse TO Mislead
the Cfbcers.

1t will be remem bered by readers of the
Sentinel that this paper. in the issue of Sun
day, made mention Of o certain death bed
confession having been made in the Foreman
tragedy. 1t now comes to light that the
alleged confession was published last Friday
in the weekly Modern Era, of Brownsburgh,
Hendricks County. The pretended confess
sion was said to have been made to one Rev.
John Someret, II Ciermont. The confessor
stated that he had committed the bloody deed
under the impression that he was
to receive a large reward. The reward, of
which the conftss0r says he has never re-
ceived a cent, was 800 in money and was
offered by ali unknown man from this city
The conspiracy, the confession also alleges
wss made in a certain saloon in Fayette
The day after the plans for the murder had
been arrar ged the two conspirators remained
in q Royalton soloon until late in tho after
noon, when they repaired to ths Foreman
farm, when the death bed man." after leav-
ing the Indianapolis man living in the woods,
went up to the house and killed the two
old ladies. After committing the terri ole
deed be says he returned to the WOO IL. but
found that his Indianapolis friend had gone.
from that on he took 10 drinking, hence his
condition when the confession was made.
The detectives are labOriDg under the i'm
preston that no such man as Rev. John ID.
s. merset il in existence, and begin to fear
that the confession is only ruse gotten up
by schem1pg persons in order to throw the
officers of the trail.
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confederation TO attack the Democratic party?
Such inquiries may seem n little out of place,
but il is we'll enough for Democrats to un-
derstsDd that Hon. Mr.. Jas hawker is IN
implacabls enemy of the Democratic party.
ard that he is on excellent terms
with HIS Excellency Governor Porter.
Hon. MIR JayhsWker has won imperishabls
renown ss a trulLteller. aud it is now quits
possible that he will divide the honors of
great Republican fnsreier with Jay Hub
bell and * Senator Dorsey. Possibly Dam
ccTsfs will continue TO make Hon. MIR. Jay
ksvker their cOnfdaut - unbosOm them
selves 10 him: bui This may be said in such
g contingency Democrats trust him an inch
they belong TO the tribe of damphools, and
ought TO climb the golden stairs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-22

When aggravated by the I'M udicious use of
ointmenis or lotions. skin diseases are still
easily overcome with Glenn's Sulphur Sosp
Nothing exerts such wholesome and besuti-
flying influence upon the complexion and ell
tire cuticle. Sold hv all druggists.
Hills Hair Rnd Whisker Dye, Black OF
Brown. Soc
Danger ahead signsled by a cough il
sverted with Hales Honey OF Horehound
and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
ufa
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NOTICE is hereby given TO the citizens of the
IN Thi rtee nth Ward, in the City OF Indian
apOlis, Center 1ownship. Marion County. Indiana,
that I, Ludwig Woerner u male inhabitant of said
Ward. over the age OF twenty-one years. will
apply to the Board of County Commissioners OF
said County at their September meeting, for Ii
cense to sell for year. spirituous, vInous and
malt liquors. in less quantity than n quart at
time, with the privilege of allowing the same to
be drank my premises.
The precise location OF the premises whereOn l
desire TO sell said liquors is described as follows:
Lot No. 4, III square No. 10. and known as 154
IndiaDa avenue in the City of Indianapolis, Center
Township. Marion County Indiana
aug1waw (Sgned) LUDWIG WOERNER.
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Oueru's God Liver OH Jelly.

Approved By the Academy OF Medicine OF New
York for coughs. colds, bronchial and tubereElar
consumption, scrofula and general debility. The
most mild. bland and nutritious form in which
Cod Liver OIL can be used, and with more tenef,
secured TO the patie I by single easpoonful OF
this Jelly than by double the quantity of the liquid
oil, and the most delicate stomach will not re-
ject 1t.
For sale by ali druggists. and E. III. TRt,EX, 29s
Pearl street, New York.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


At the time of the recent trouble in tbs First
National Bank OF indianapolis had neither stock
nor deposits in that bank and no pecuulary inter
est in it in any way TO the amount of dollar.
did what could to arrest what might have been
a fearful and widespread calamity, and did 1t
entirely from disinterested motives. The stock Of
the bank has been increased from 500 600 to $500.
am urged In every direction to accept the Presi
dency of the bank, and am told that my
acceptance is an imperative necessity. L doubt
this necessity, aud accept with extreme reiuct-
ance, for / know the GREET care and worry aad
strain that a proper discharge of tae duties de.
the ease and guiet so much needed at my time OF
life. | need hardly say that during the time
occupy the position / shall do my very best TO
protect the interests cOntded TO my care, and TO
promote correct principles OF banking and the best
interests and prosperity OF the community. Ii will
be apparent to every thinking person that II
will take little time TO get the bank fairly under
way under the new organization, aud that forbear-
cree as well as aid on the part of deposltors aud
the public is needed and will he appreciated
President OF the First National Bank of Indanap-
oils.
Isppend list of the officers and Directors of the
President-W H. English
Vice PreSident-E L. ClRypOol.
Csshier-John c. McCutcheon.
Diieetors-W. H. English, Z. +. Claypool, john G.
Wright, A. B. Conduit, W. W Johnston, W. Q. De
Psuw, New Albsny, Ind. John Reynolds, Terre
eTt Browning, w. p. jams
LIST or STOCKHOLDERS.
william H. English. w. C. De Psuw, John Rey-
rolds +. L. ClaypOol, Alex. Conduit. simon
Ysndes, F. Nippert of Terre Haute. Ind Mrs. 5. a..
Hemingway of Terre Hsute, Ind. Jesse ] Brown.
PRESIDENT First National Bunk of New Albany.
Ind, III. w. Moore, Cashier First National Bank of
Lafayette, Ind, NJ. l.. Pierce President First Ma
torsl Bank of Lafayette Ind, John G. Wrig 1t. H.
II Downing. ". j. Gibson of Aurora, La, X. ..
Hill w. w. Johnson of Johnston q Erwin. Robert
n Lamb, Joseph Z. ShIpp OF Murphy. Hiooen &
Co. w. G. WATSON, County Treasurer Elect, Rob-
ert Browning of Browning & Sloan, Hannah Z.
BIgeloE NoTman s. Byram of Byram, Cornelius e
Co. Wesley Il. BuIforj, James A. Crayens of
Hardinsburs, Ind, d. 7. Erwin of Johnston & Er-
win, s. ". Elliott Maria N. III Oh, James Greene,
Charles 7. Goodwin, banker Of Brookyille Ind.
T1cie d. Gibson. John Hanna esta e. A. J. Hay, II.
T. Ijams, Fred Knehsr, Matte L. Landers. II. J.
Milljgan Sarah L. Morrison, Louisa McDouEall,
j. C. MCCutcheon, d. W Noble. Z l.. Olcott, VIM.
Rowe, Julia 4. Root. Adaliza NJ. Slau Inter. NJ.
Sto6dard, e. H.. NoSs estate. James Wymond,
FIancIs Wymond, William b. Buvford.
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Advice to NIotners.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re-
lieves The little sufferer once; produces nat
ural quiet sleeD by relieving the child from pain
and the little cheruO awskes as bright a but
ton" 1t is very pleasant 10 taste. 1t soothes the
child, scften's the gums allays ell pain. relieves
wind regula ties the bowels, and Is the best known
remedy for dieTrhea, whether arising from teeth-
ing or other csuses. rwesty..ve ne1tg bottle,
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NOTICE is hereby given TO the citizens of the
IN 18th Ward. in the City of Inddiansolis,
Center Township, Marion County, Icidana
that ], +. J. Vogt, a male inhabitant of said
Ward, over the age of twenty-one years. viii
apply to the Board of County Commissioners of said
County, at their next meeting, for license
TO sell for year spurious. yinous and malt
with the privilege of allowing the same to be
drank on my premises.
The precise location of the premises where0n
desire to sell said liquors is described follows:
Lot No. 10 in square 81, being No. pa West Wash
fnRtOn Street. in the City of Indianapolis, Center
auesw3w tSigaed) f. ]. vOGT.
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Suicides.

ERIE, Pa, Aug. ia special to the Erie
Dispatch from Westfield. N. l., SAYS DR..
J. B. Campbell. a prominent physician OF
that town, committed suicide By taking
chloTate. Cause. drink.
Also. at the same place, Wilder Bixford, a
farmer in comfortable circumstances, shot
himself in the right temple, the ball emery
ing from near the left ear. At nine o'clock
Bixford was still alive and at times con-
scious. No cause known.
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sPoRrIse.

Jay Eye See Makes the Best Time on Rec
ord for Five-Year Olds.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. 16. - For q
special pure of 80 90 Jay Eye See trotted
10 beat his own hes. record of 2:15
for five year old. He made the first heat In
225 end the second in 2:14, making the best
record for five year old in the world, and
winning the purse. The attendance was
large, and there was considerable enthusiasm
over all the races. and especially over the
performance Of Jay Eye See..
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yTy II n, The World Watch staff anArg
~ ~ r Package is the ia test seiin NJ ar
ticle in the market. CNusains Is
sheets note Pc er. is Envelopes, y ucu. Pen Hold
er. Pen, a. a handsome piece of j Reiry Retail
plice ceDp. -Four dozen for &c 20. A Wafch
guaIar teed " III every four dozen vou order. For
p Ger Is in ol two cent DO stsge Stamps, we
willtend a CT mplete sample package. WITH elegant
Geld Plated Sleeve Buttons Cod Plated Studs,
Gold Plated Collar Button. Hands prne Watch
Chain. Gold Plated Ring and el giant Scarf Pin,
Register Ia ge amounts. As Page Illustrated Gaia
logUe Of G. Ds. s, ltcc cking Revovets TeleseOps IS
srv Glasses, Watches, AccordeonS Yiolns Organ
s'ss Is !ss iS { ssSSSNOTTCE
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Mr.. John Osborne, Musical Bazaar, Torol-
20. Canada. writes that his wife W 8 cured Of
rheun siism by the great psin-banishsr, s..
Jscohs Oil: that he has found il an invalas-
bic remedy for many ailments.
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Bad temper often proceeds from those
painful disorders TO which women are sub.
jet. In female complaints DIR. Z. V. Piercs's
"Faverite Prescription" is a certain cure.
By all druggists
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Pure Cod-Liver Oil made from selected hvers,
on the seashore, by Caswen, Hazard Il Co New
YORK. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have once taken 1t prefer 1t to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior TO any of the
other oils In market.
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THE BANKS.
The Reorganization of the First
National Completed.
Mr.. English Yields to Entreaties, ani
Accepts the Presidency OF
the Concern.
Assignments OF the Individual Partners
In the Indiana Banking Company
The Schedules.

The reorganization of the First National
Bank has been completed, and it begins anew
in much the same position as when first in
corporated, with Hon. William II. English at
its head. Its future success can not be ques-
toned. The officers have been chosen as fol-
lows: w. H. English, President; E F. Clay
pool, Vice President; Jno. McCutcheon. Cash
Ter. The new President has addressed the
following communication:
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Consumptivt can be improved. and often cured
by my recipe. Sent by m all for 25c. John H. Ne
Alvin, FORMERLY Tax Collector, Lowell, Mass.
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Chopped Hands, Face, Pimples aud rough skin
cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made by Cas-
wei, Heard & Co. New York.
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CANADIAN Razaar.

RsnkinP Company as depositor, asking for
IL Goo the amount of his depo:it.
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a "a c16 per day q, home. Sample worth 3 Or. q.
~ III sap Address sunson = Co.. Portland, Ma.
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1888 FOR THE YEAR 1883

The Sentinel Is the recognized leading Demo-
crat Newspaper of the State. Many new and Inn
proved features have been introduced making il
In al respects
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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-22
Experiments for Children.

The follow ing experiments are simple
and easy. Amy little boy can do them, and
make the home circle right lively, even in
Lent:
THE AI-LING BA-BY.-When the Nurse is
Out of the Room, tie White silk Thread
tightly Around Ba-by's leg, in Crease of
the Fat where it will not Show. In few
Minutes Baby will Set up a Howl, and
neither Nurse, nor Mamma, nor Sister
Helen, nor Grandma, nor yet Sister Kate
will be Able to Find where that Drafted Pin
is. OF course when the Doctor finds the
Thread, you can either Lie out of 1t or
prove an Al-i.bi.
THE MYs-TIFIED CAT.-Some Afternoon
when Sister Helen is out Hunting new
Rugs with Cousin Es-telle, coax Le-na's Cat
into Sister Hel-en's Room, stain his mouth
with Red Ink, aud gum feather from the
Canary to His Nose. Then you can take
the Bird from its Cage, and sell it to the
Junk Man around the Corner for six-ty-fve
cents, talking good care to leave the Cat in
the Room. When Sister Helen Comes
Back, there will be an Entertainment, and
Latter on lovely triangle will be made by
uncle Charley, the Cat, and Club,
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Proposals 3 Beef : Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEX,
OFFICE CHIEF COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE.
San Antonio, Texas, March q, 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, with a
- copy of this advertisement attached, will be
received at this Office, and at the offices of the
Acting Commissaries of Subsistence of the fol-
lowing named posts and sub-posts, in the
Military Department of Texas, until IL o'clock,
noon, Saturday, April IA, 1883, for delivery at
Forts Brown, Clark, COncho, Davis, Duncan,
Mcintosh, Ringold and San Antonio, and the
sub-posts of Camp Del Rio, Pena Colorado,
Camp near Preside, aud Camp Rice, Texas, of
such quantities of Fresh Beef and Mutton as
may be required by the Subsistence Depart
ment at these posts and sub-pOsts from July 1,
1888, to June 30, 1884, or such less time as the
Commissary General of Subsistence may
direct.
Bids will state the price per pound, net, on
the block.
Separate bids will be received for each post
and sub-post.
Bids will also be received for Beef and Nut
ton on the hoof.
For conditions, &c., apply to the under
signed, or the Acting Commissaries of Sub
sistence at any of the posts named.
The Government reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
M. p. SMALL,
Chief Commssary.
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The Gernsn-EngIiSh School,

The annual examination of the pupils of the
above school will take place on Tuesday and
Wednesday the 10th and 2lst inst.
Parents, as well as all friends of the institu-
ton, and all those taking an interest in educa-
tioh generally, are respectfully and earnestly
invited to attend.
The new term will begin on Monday, the End
dav of April next. Applications for admission
will be received from to-day by the secretary,
Mr.. N. Tengg.
Parents and guardians are particularly re-
quested to note that scholars for the sixth or
lowest class will be received only at the begin
ming of the new term, and not during the
same. +. GRoOs, President.
San Antonio, March 10. 1883.
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Returned Mail Matter.

The Postoffice department continues to re-
ceive packets of mail matter, principally
newspapers, returned from European coun-
tries for violation of postal laws. They are
returned because they contain matter SUI CT
to letter postage. One package recently
recently returned from Sweden contained a
valuable gold neck chain. 1t is scarcely ever
possible to return these articles to their
owners, as there is no indication as to whom
they belong. The greater part Of these pack
ages are returned from Sweden.
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Special for Editors.

The San Antonio News Agency press Asso-
ciatioD are prepared to furnish daily tele-
graphic dispatches weekly and bi-weekly let
tiers, containing special news of San Antonio
and district, Mexico and Great Britain ut terms
which place it within the reach of all. For fur
prietor, H. Ryder-Taylor, EVENING LIGHT Of
fee, 2}5 Commerce street, San Antonio, Texas,
Q. s. A, p. Q. Box 545. The agency represents
the Austin Statesman, Fort Worth Daily Ga
other American and English newspapers. IT