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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-13


came to me and asked me for 1t. He
said he needed $50, and had always
treated me very kindly In the office
when 1 came down there. His was di-
vision through which these claims pass
ed. el1, la.. ~
After recitihg similar experiences In
other offices, the witness was asked:
Q.-Are there any other instances eX-
cept those you have heretofore stated in
which you have been compelled to loan
money to clerks to facilitate the settle
ment OF of your claimsp Alt was al
most q daily occurrence to loan money,
more or less or do something of that
kind
Q.--And they asked you to loan them
money! A.-Yes and would find that
when | did not loan it to them, misfOr=
tune would Overtake my claims, and
that when did loan 1t to them that
they would seem to go smoothly. And l
may say that the chances have been 991s
in 100 against getting it back, and this
was almOst-well, may say week.
ly occurrence. HI.ls t.
Many of the persons named by this
witness have been clerks for ten, fifteen,
and more years. They are capable in
their vocation, and of general fair
standing before the public. The clerks
who served under SecOr Rob-
esOn and in bureaus are mostly In office
now. So, TOO, of those bequeathed by
Belknap, by Boss Shepherd, and by other
public plunderers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-13

For fine Rye or Bourbon whiskies,
Holland gin, brandies, both grape and
COgnac wines Of all description, dOmes-
tic and imported, go to 8. Bear, No. 45
East Tuscarawas street, Winterhalter
buildinO
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AN ECLIPsE.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA total
of the sun on May 9Th was successfully
observed on Caroline Island, on the
south Pacific by American, French and
English expeditions. Vulcan was not
seen but several good photographs of
the corona and spectrum were obtained.
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ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL.

We fear the Democratic primaries on
Saturday were not productive of true
happiness and harmony in the ranks of
the faithful Repository.
Our Mckinley neighbors need have
no "fear" as to 1.-THE ranks of the faith
full" Their own family affairs had bet
ter engage their attention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-13

The rumOr that the Pennsylvania rail.
way company had purchased the Con-
notion railway seems To be unfounded.
Trains are running now over the Con-
notion to COshOctOn regularly. See time
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The Pacific club will have an excur-
sion on Friday evening next. As the
club Is we'll known and popular one,
1t is expected that Congress Lake will
swarm with Pacific visitors on that eve
nfnO
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LAURA, o.. June 11.-Mrs. Andrew La
sure, aged seventy, was killed Saturday
night by John Tryf0gle, married, aged
twenty-fOur. Mrs. Lasure had gone to
his house to demonstrate with him for
permitting his cow to trespass on her
premises. A quarrel arose. HS threw
stone which struck her on the breast.
TryfOgle ESCAPED,
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In the case of Riddle, a life man in
the Columbus Penitentiary,. who has
been on trial for the murder Of fellow
convict, the jury disagreed.
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MLLERsBURG, o., June 12.-Mrs. Pc
ter Lizer jumped into a So foot we'll,
yesterday, while temporarily insane.
well. Death was instantaneous.
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gave him his personal assurance that at
8 o'clock on the night the Phoenix Park
murders were committed, Kelly was at
a meeting of the society. This morning
Varian stood In front Of the jail and sta
ted that he expected every moment to
hear that Kelly had been Teprleved.
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EEKLY.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

The refI eshing shower on Sunday was
followed by cooler weather.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-13

The annual strawberry meeting of the
Stark County Horticultural Society will
be held at the County Fair Grounds, at
Canton, Tuesday, June 26th.
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The public schools will close next
week for summer vacation. Commence
ment exercises Wednesday evening next.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
Cotton Repsrt.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-The October report Of
the cotton crop for west Tennessee, north
Mississippi, north Arkensas and north
AIabama, by Hill, Fontaine & Co., will say
that the picking season has been aim ost
without precedent. FsvOrab weather
IL reported from all portions of the district,
except in north Arkansas, and even Ia that
section IL IL not indicated that tue weather
vas seriously Gnfavorable, no damaging
frosts occurring during the month. Under
these conditions, which we're more favor
able than could be expected by the most
sanguine. there has been s,arce-
Nv any loss of the staple,
In The field. Labor is IN good supply and
working we'll, while the continuous lair
weather has enabled the planter 10 make
ali possible speed 10 gathering the crop. IL
il not surprising that under these favorable
circumstances, the decreases Of yield, 90
compared last year hes shrunk from thirty
10 twenty per cent. RespOnses show hhy-
four per cent. Of the crop has been plsted.
and tndications are thai the entire crop
will be,gstbered By December 18th. Cotton
Il reported ~ moving forward 70 the msr-
kst with more tbsn ordinary freedom.
Kilfing frosts with ice occurred throughout
The district November let. Flity-iOur per
cent. Of the crop has been picked.
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An analysis OF the population OF BaT1s
lost published gives very singular ststisiics
a. 20 toe inbsbitspts OF one Of the gaye. I
cities in Europe. IL seems, also, for its
ne, % be the most industriOus. TDe pro-
portion in which the working classes er-
IL ne more remarkable IS Paris IL he re-
cogniEed centre expenditure and extrev-
sgsuoe for al France. There are no cittes
that hold 20 the capital the ssme relstive
-.s.siti.B that Liverpool. Manchester 400
Birmingham occupy relative 20 Bonoos-
N ore than hslfs million OF Parisisns are en-
f.loved in commerce, trade and banking
operaTious. while of the artisan clsss there
are considerably more thsn q million and
Quarter. The liberal professions seem 70
occupv but . small proportion 81 the popu-
l.fion. All combined DO not smount 20
2 o nO0 ard in the Subdivisions the promi-
n-ncs Il quite dihsreDt 20 What u would De
Win us. The Frest msigrify sre N toe
public service, which employs more tbsn
r,.Siefue. Isu ard divinity I'll combiDfd.
Rut. aitsr the public service, Is = srt shich
gives employmeut end livelihood
= the grssiest number q fsF-
Isisrs. Forfv-tso thousand gtt tbeir
income from this brsDch q indus-
~. TIE doctrr came afier, but long vaT
sfisr. Neficips is re brEnches snrp -
n "a ths hrsnrhes 81 o1urse. inrlu1iur
--l,e--irfs I'd al crrrrrunders ard vt1deFs
oF rreaicine. Thea cnnlss he lsr VITA ~
- 90 vssariss. from judrs 70 haillf- l6isr-
s-rs- fru-rs vsry lcu 81 ne la. for Ercur,-
- via rrf~nns anf journalism. u q - en-
r1suert % only 100 people. stile 81
~ clsrKy 81 81 ths p-rxrnslcrs zrDrurt -
~ haf Ikat n pber. On ne rhols PEris
-o1i6 sssn - - no-s iror kri,us, r.c-s
r-firsie. - f1tsrry ard 49, rsiiricus 90
- r-5in.rJ vlrltW vgrt supp1@.-Ifs1
Nrr o<rsEfs
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Foreign Affairs.
RUSSIAN NIHILIsTs BROKEN INTO

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Standards st. Pc.
tersburg correspondent asserts that he in
teryiewed prominent Russian states man,
who saws that Vera Puiiiippera was secret
ly arrested at Khaekoff and was the actual
head Nihilist of the executive committee.
She has written a voluminous confession,
sho wing that herself aud other women
chose South Russia as their field
for the alienated allegiance of many army
officers, rarity of whom have been arrested
The nihilists are miserably weakened in
men and means, having lost many promi.
nent members in the last two years. The
arrest of Vera Philipora is the worst blow
of all and they now regard Laverof in
PARIS, as chief. The campaign henceforth,
will be conducted from without. In Russia
the nihilists are broken into and are jn
widely scattered groups, and each is more
or less independent of the rest. They are
driven to murder and robbery in order to
OBTAIN food.
BENZINE EXPLOSION.
RouBA1x, FRANCE, Nov. 6-During the
confagration of factory here yesterday a
quantity of benzine exploded, and killed
ten men and injured twenty.
ANAM AS AN ALLY TO CHINA.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-Tseng, the Chinese am.
bias ,ador, SAYS that If war occurs between
France and China, which he deems prob
able Anam will become an ally to China,
and France would need 40 600 troops there.
ENGINEERS FAILURE.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Hempstead & Co., en-
gineers, failed. Liabilities, 500, 600; assets,
f280, 900.
EXTENSION.
MONTREAL, Nov. 6.-Tbe Montreal Cot
ton company obtained an extension OF
ties.
PROPOSED RECTOR
LoNDoE, Nov. 6.-The students Of st.
Andrews university proposed the name Of
Minister Lowell for the rectorship.
DEPLoRABLE AMERICA.
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Nov. 6-The Globe
says that Archbishop Lynch, of Ontario,
has addressed the pope and cardinals and
also the bishop of Ireland in q long letter
on the loss of souls in America, consequent
on the wholesale and impoverished condi-
ton Of emigrants.
SUIT ABANDONED.
PARIS, Nov. 6-Ciemencan has abandon
ed the suit against the Morning News,
Paris, the manager promising to publish
Clemencan's letter denying that he had any
interview.
EXTENDED, BUT NOT RUPTURE.
PARIS, Nov. 9 --WaddingtoD, the ambas-
sador TO England, in an interview express
cd tho belief that the TonQuin question
case has extended the negotiations Of
France and China, but would not cause
rupture.
CHINA WOULD PREPARE.
PARIS Nov. 6.-Marqnis Tseng states that
If the French chambers should vote
credits for the Tonqnln expedition,
SO large as TO indicate their intention
to make war with China he woult respond
by taking military measures. The black
flags ia Tonquin numbered II 600 and they
had many reserves on the upper Red river.
ard they did not live by rapine
but we're paid by the King at Hue Com
missioner Hammond has no influence on
Amman and the Hue treaty was unimport-
snt as China was on excellent terms with
KING AMMAN.
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81. L.ouIs. Eor. at = meeting Of The
board Of police CON missioners tnis evening
tbs son Of the court Of aDpeals. aunul-
linz their Get Of October Pm. Resting %
fbs deposition Of Chisi CamD5sll
rs recognized. and IN order that
tis r.oIic. carytsins rsr,ort 20 Colonel Camp
tsII the latter tbeIeup0n fonk pgsse-sisn
r.f rsDfics hescouarters. sud - On Gay 70
rigtt. Chief Trtfe retlrinR Nithon
sr'v opposition. BefDre ed urf melt. boz
eve-. Dr. IufE. one q the 0mmissioners.
~ ierrsd cIs-g.s o. insuoor1 lnnti9n ano
r-rfurr urbecoming an oncer efainst
ffrrrr,..ell and that the Fertlemen % It'd
- - usrt rnretire q ne b1aTd-
n corsrIrncy csse aEainst he-s-a Bntr,
cs~r1k. NrIrtlrs srd B1.ler uns ccr-rnued
- AZ untn the 11lh inss- - giVs ne stste
tine % r-sps-s tts pr1s-cutlon
Trs frrrIrUrsr-erf crIrr1 lttNe - = ~
~t~r.trf errhnurs 81 this cfT 30 rTlule1
- ltiors r. conrrur nsfinr 81 er1rrr-la-
firI-s - dssrs1lnr ne cran-ea ~ tne
ue.ssrn vs-srns vil cislrleree fhs1r
lhroorbouf fhs EisiHipIi ss1s7 iG ng-
nrturw
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Blooded Steck.

KANSAS C1rr, Nov. The weather Is IA
vorable TO buying and sales to-day. Gud.
gelI a simpson, Ut independence, Missouri
sold herd OF polled Aberdeen and Angu:
at the second best average ever made at
sale of that breed In this country; IL cows
and heifers brought 50 $50, an average
OF SAL. q bulls, Sll 925 an average Of
s442 General average Of the sales 1889; a
cow, Waterside Black Cap, sold at $1,000 To
Geary Brothers OF London. Canada, three
Matthews OF Kansas City, offered herd
Galloway'e, ri 10 which brought IS .120, an
average of s317. the prices being unsatis
factory, the remainder Of the herd were
Withdrawn.
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DR. scgEECK's MEDICINES:
PILLS,
sRlWEED TONIC
PULMogIC SYRUP.

AZ ga " an I.-s.zs-'.. as ssn s....ara. =.
pacEare
d. sCsEEcK VIII sEz RE1TET1s AT
THE GRIND uEETEaI EoTEb. ERo1DEET,
EEp T0EL On TEE FIkFf vE1TEsDET
arD THURSDAY OF EaUs EDETE EED Az
TEE aEEz1ctr EOUsE. EaEDTU sTEEEI
Bos7DE1T ZEE EEDCfD rEDTEsDtTt ED
TErEDEI or EteE EcFTs UEs1f1t-
77uT FEEB
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.r/ pI hove boom IIl together f1t
ir1 iuf4E tu a.1 tney han
mIy fN. U.Uuf NH. u lev yests,
Ia. Zee alleged cause Of the murder i
Nat Kate had recently determined 10 lls
/afd sykes. The murder was committed
'at Kaie's bagnio, No. 40 Basin street
Alter taking coffee In the dining room,
az usual, sykes went into Rates room
Nothing moro was heard until 10 y. M,
when the servant heard groans, sykes IN
responding to inquiries said, Miss Kate Is
ali right" Still hearing groans the ser
wants threatened to call the police. sykes
then opened the door and went up stars,
remarking that he would give himself up.
He did 80 and was taken 70
iail, The murderer had placed his bloody
shirt in tho bureau drawer and thrown a
large dirk knife out the window. Ihee
servant on entering the room iound
the murdered woman lying across
the ped. There were live wounds
about the chest, each an inch and hall
wide and eight inches deep. The knife
had been driven to the hilt every ume;
She also received o severe scalp wound ana
one on the arm. Kate Townsend is re-
ported to have been worth 500 coo, mostly
IN real estate,
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other Tnif Notes.

BnreHros BEACH, Nov. 6.-Miss Brewster,
first; Eros, second: Sugar Plum, third.
Time-1:34I2.
Mile and One.eighth-verzen ay, frs
Edwin A., second; 81 Captain, third.
Time-1:593
Mile-Bose Sedan, first; Barry Aaron,
second; Itaska. third. Time-1:A.
Mile-Orapge Blossom, first; Lyton, Sec
ond; Brui swick, third. Time-1:4s,
Michigan, first; Granite, second;
Mikes Pride, third. Time-l:45 H..
Three quarters of Mile; Three-year
olds-Pilot, first: Dellab, second; Holy
Rood, third. Time-1:17 IL.
Mile and Quarter; Hurdle Rsce-Buck'
ra, first: Bride Cake, second; Bally, third
Time-o.19
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DIR. SCHENCKS'
Mandrake Pills

DO not produce sickness a. the stomach, Nausea
or eriping On the contrary, they are 40 muo
aEd agreeabl. in their accon that person fni-
ferinG sith sick head che. sour etomachor pain
IN the bowels IL spssJiiy relieved OF these oif-
tressing symptoms. They act directly on me
liver The organ which. vhea In heathy con
oftion purifes the bloJd for the whole oooy.
They are q perfect preparation 81 tnaa great
ans veli-ks0vn remedy Mandate or PSoophy-
lin q remedy that has ditplsoeo The MS ~ mef-
Ella a. well a. u.any othe' pOis0rous drues N
"A practice Of ev " intelligent phyfican.
trofes or John King. Of the College OF heoi-
o. Of ClneiBnsu. ssyf: In constipation u
- upon the O~els without disposi1g IN IN 70
La. oueutt ttivrness In chr0nic liver com-
flaint I ere II not is equal In tne who-e rtnfS
10 .elicines. being vastly more useiul mn
'mercurial agents. nrUusinF toe liver y heeithy
action. increasing the nOs Of b,e sno keeplne
up these actions longer tan any 0.ner ese1t
wtfh wktch Ne are aequalnled." fsast q Amer-
car Disfensstory, pare ~ -.
10 Al cas.s Of Liver Cnmplaint - DTs1epse.
vben there " great weefres. ~ eeh.y. ~
aCHFNCE'e d AWEED T.,EIC shono bf -
n connsoion win tbese pills
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

Dr. J II. scHeacK, Philadelphia.
Dear sir-Sone years ago l WAS taRrn
with inflamnstion of tse lungs. and although
treated by two of the best ply sicians OF This
fity, I gradually grew worse, until had hem
orb ages quite irequr ntly. They usually oecnr.
red in tie morning, and averaged fully a pint
OF clear blood at a time l had night swests
every nigh and my weight, which was l6s lbs.
when was first ,k.n sick. gradu ally ran down
10 1913 lbs. Ny nights were almost sleepless;
owing to severe pain in my breast, back ira
shoulders and a continual cough. was so sick
that my physicians gave up all hope OF ny re;
ooyery. then began to Try medicines that
saw advertised, but without any la.'ip ben eht;
At last by the advice of a friend. l concluded
to use yonr remedies.
| began by using all your medicines as you
direct aud in very short time all my worst
symptoms left me and began TO gain in every
way. AS my appetite came back gained flesh
very fas From June to November the in.
crease YVES over fifty pounds. Ny present
weight is ia pour DIS, and has been about that
simce nv recovery several years since was
told by my physicians thai hsd Consumption
and / believe myself haa. and that your
medicines cured me- Yours very Truly,
J. c. ELLIOTT.
Oct Goth. 1881, BiHghampton, N. Y.
?, o. Box 1912, care parretts Music Store
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DanyilIn Iroub. les.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5,-A special TO the
Telegram from Danyille, Virginia, says:
seutries from the local military continue to
gu ard the streets, and citiz9ns as specla
constables arrived with shot guns to patrol
the town. The fatigue of the guard on dn'
ty is exhausting many who bsxe been b,
s s5sn Is 'i a%:t Sa Saa tSs 7h'
intense. A number Of persons a4 on the.
Ired but few ladies'. BusnesI is almost
suspended. Mayor johnson /this morn.
ing issued o proclamstion/ announcing
the appointment of = specid constabulary
picked men for each ward, aided by the
Danvile Grays, who will De called into ser.
vice for military assistance, should it be
ieeded. The negroes feem quiet and un-
we're adopted at IN sss meeting of citizens
Yesterday, setting forth that the conflict
aere between races was The result Of con
spiracy of the leaGors Of the coalition move.
ment, to force = race issue upon the whites
The resolutionI were bulletined here this
morning and had an encouraging eject.
A special 10 the Post from Richmond
says this morning disturbance took place
in Fredericksburg. which has almost
Morris /Rowe. prominent white citizen,
while discussing the Danville riot, was over
heard by negro named Street. who de.
nouhced the statement about the riot as a
tuNer. meaning democratic lie, and the
p/gro knocked Captain Rowe down, but
captain Rowe succeeded in getting him off
fand beat him soundly. The affair
attracted large crowd of whites and
blacks, and for the time serious trouble
was anticipated. There is feyerishr ess in
nearly all the districts III the state. and ap-
prehepsions are entertained that other
riots will occur tomorrow. More arms
have been sold in tho state in the past ten
days than ever before In time Of peace,
except probably Just after the war.
THE RACE IssUB.
DANvILLs, VA, Nov. 5.-The city re-
mains under the control Of the military d.
rected by the the town sergeant. Mayor
Johnston has issued q proclamation. He
says that all GOOD citizens depreciate the
present debauchsd condition OF the city and
earnestly desire the restoration Of peace
and good order. He has appointed eleven
special copstaoles tor each ward, and called
into service the Danville srsys as military
coadjuter and he says further that so COM
plete and reliable is this arrangement for
the preservation of the peace
and protection of the town, that
feel fully warranted in assuring
my fellow.citizsns that peace and good or
der will be obtained, and l therefore call
upon the good citizens to resume their
usual ayocations aud cease appearing upon
the streets armed with shotguns and other
weapons, and thus by quiet conduct and
onversation-things which make peace
aid and assist me and the other authorities
of the town in restoring peace and good or
der, az all good citizens should do.
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SGRAYGHgD THa IL00D.

certify that only used them. about six
weeks until l was entirely well. but before
commenced using them my face, breast and back
were almost SO i'd scAb and often scratched
the blood from my body ] am now entirely
we'll and think your CUTICURA REMEDIES
are the best for skin diseases that ever was
brought before the pr b ic.
y. NJ. FOX, Caddo. Indian Ter.
Sold by all druggist Cuticura, 70 cents: Re-
solvent, 81 Soap, IS cents POTTER DRUG
and CHEMICAL CO., Boston, ass
Sens for "HoW 10 Care Skin Diseases.
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ITCHING MINORS.

Bakers, BARRIERS Grocef's aud Wssherwoman's
Itch. Itching Piles nd Delicate Itching Humors,
peculiar to both sexes, which are particularly
dis ressng at tbis sea on, are INSTANTLY re iey.d
snd speedily and p Imanentiy cured by the
above treatment. Now is the time, when the
pores are open and the Precipitation abundant
10 clean Q the blood of impurities and the SKIN
Of InrInrlng md dIhlpnrinR hum
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why \ have tie Utmost oonf>sroe I'm q
. n. eebessk s-d his Medicine.

Durinr The psrt two yesrs ny mother and
bro-ber have afed Of ,,onsumpfion- I gasfny-
self cure unven most o. his nme. ana wtea.
sksrt-y aier fheir desth. ] vas eftscked VI -
couch "a serere hsnrrr hgHs ] naturally cue-
siud hat I vas cer-ine1 - 70 VITA th- SANE
dsea = fmmefiateiy rotIfEl,ed . physiean.
rbo r-ads q srerislts n Jung dis-ssas- Amer
srsrnfrius ne he snld HAT be tnnuehf ny
l1nrs ve-s sound and thstI would soon ~
core- II less than q vel amer ttis I haf
snuff - severe herno-rhaga Trlrffuf hat ~
rhvrf ian bad made - tafe IN nv eaze.
roiieullr1 nu1sher rocfur he fnnrrftmy lurr1
sfectsd ana prtrcribct for ne for q long tir1s.
I ROD ~ tsfter under ne trsatmert Ut r.nef-
ally " re ~ c0uEh vsf rrrT bad. ny npre-
fIfr rufirely ron = I haf rsVeft pain m NJ rirft
sIfe and ~ rronfts az M Elrep noe than
to y fhree hour IN q 1irht. NJ touaue 80
fsr~fIr cnrf-f erlf ks1 q I'D iarA In NJ
urufh I hnf ne heafache Gu1sI al ne
dee
Frs1inr hrt sonsfhlnr nuri - dons. a.
las r1rIcIu1ff - crurult 80 d. sctenrr
n rfrsi.iar NO. tti-k. I hrre rort 49,
- x felisre = - NJ 49, N n trea unrr -
Ir~r Flaraae wert % NJ - n bus1rn.
"a uns rrnrlrrt H frunf ~ ieft lunr
rl-lts rn5fr dl.eaasf nn1 II ! ~ serlu1r'T A..
1911 Re "a ne ] oorlt y frr n wc1l.
fslrw IA ff-srllorn o. cCurne. ! c11ser,et
y a. - rnt ~ rsen az ft1t NJ 81 49,
~ nb11D rn "a Fl1c1 t,ct - -
n IL &c =. ~ - si--s,.s " m 10 -ii.is
80 nUn ~ rrn TEprU rrsf'na J